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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE NURSERY Is the title of O very
nestIy-printed and admirably illustrated
publication adapted to n eyes snd I'M
Outstanding of the "Uttle people" who
inhabit the nursery, and have Just passed
out of " a b ab." The number. for Feb
ruAry has Just reached US. The Nursery
should be & steady visitor In every house
hold where there are children. Beside Inst
the contents and printing recommend Il
and the beautifully engraved woOd-cuts
specially engraved for the stories they il
lustrate, there is the price, which is only
fifteen cents per COPY, or 81 90 per year.
John L ShoreY, SO BrOomisld street,
Boston, Is the publisher. Joe Locke, Z36&
Main street, and VIII Mansford, corner
of Monroe and Second street have it for
sale.
THE ECLECTIC for February is SO full
of good things thst IL will be difficult
for the reader to select from the stJrao-
tive table of contents what to read first.
The article on the "Kembles" Is very gos-
Eipy "a to the life of the renowned Sarah
Siddons. Another on "Church and State
in Italy" is timely and able. It is from
the Fortnightly Review. The remaining
articles are: samuel Taylor C~oleridg6;"
"a Persian Passion Play" by Mathew Ar
mold; "The Last TOurnamens"Alfred Ten
nyson; "A Morning in the Tuileries; !"
law AOA . NeAAeA [N1h0110Af -Ag
Voyage and Loss of Megsers;'' "Gerty's
Necklace - 1.-THE Arts ia Captivity ;" "a
Frenohmsn's Voyage Round the World
in One Hundred and Twenty Days.
"Forster's Life Of Dickens p "Pspsr Max
ing in Japan;D "Conie;p 'L0rd Lisgsr;"
Literary Notices. Foreign Notes."
"Sciencs;D "Art;" "VarieTies". The en-
bellishment Of this number consist of q
portrait Of Lord Lisgar, GoverEOr-gen-
ersl of Canada. Retail price, fifty cents;
subscription, five dollars per year. L
may be had of Joe Locke, 2S6h Msin
street, the authorized agent for Memphis.
NoTRs ABOUT CUBA.-We have received
a copy Of a pamphlet with this title, the
contents of which ara as follows: "Sla-
very-African Slsvs Trade; Abolition of
Slavery; differences from the Lsst Presi-
dental Message" "The Revolution
Forces Employed BIZ Spain against Cuba;
Condition OF the Revelation; Spanish An
arohy in Cuba; Conclusion" Aguitsrs
and Ceapedea, commissioners OF the Rs
public of Cuba, sre the authors!
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TEE latest sensation Is the tablet.
THE TROUBLES IN nav 9RLEAas.

Public attention being Just now direct
ed to the d~isgrsoefui row going on In New
Orleans between two MODS of thieves
fighting for the spells Of Office, 1t may not
be out of place to give g few OF the leading
points in the histories of the leaders of the
~contending factions. Wsrmoth first struck
Louisiana soil IS q Federal army officsr,
was stationed in New Orleans until mus
tered q Of the service, and then, with
n Conway as partner, dyed into the
filthy pool of RadicRlism< to see Whist
could be flshed up from Its dirty waters.
He came to b surface, after houD6erilg
awhile, as governor of the State. Carter,
during the war, commanded q regiment
of Texans in the Confederate service
Following the example of LoBgstreet, he
sold out 60 the party In power, and was
landed In the chair of the speaker Of the
house Of representatives Of the Pelican
State as a reward for his treaohery. It Is
q singular fact that this pair of VuituTes
were never well-dressed In their lives
no matter how pleshOric their pockets Of
money stolen from the people, no man
has ever seen them with apparel becom-
ing gentlemen. Had they, before they
were given over to total depravity OF NOR
ais, placed themselves In the hands of the
GREAT WAG9RNER, merchant tailor, No.
Blu Main street, Louisiana would have
escaped the horrors which now 80 thickly
throng upon her, for it is absolutely i'm
possible that any man can become lost to
honor and decency who patronizes Wag
gener. Let Waggensr dress you, and any
one will 20 bail for your good behavior.
ExAH1EE the CRATE in this ONCE. Tts a greed
Of fuel-EDG.
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A suit was commenced In this court on
Thurdsy by Madison ". Jones, Of Ken
lucky, against r. G B-inkley, James a.
Edmondson and others, executors of
Frayser Titus, deceased, and W. B. Gal
breath, executor of r. A. Moon, deceased,
on a plea OF traapRss on the case dams
ges 81, 200. The plaintiff In this declsra-
ton alleges that In 1850 the defendants re-
ceived from him IL notes and cssh the
sum Of 81, 600 viz: The said r. G. Brink
ley, S2l, 422, and the said Titus 81 Co., the
SUM of $40, 279, rs collateral security or in
demnity 10 secure them az suritiss for the
plaintiff, on q bond in q Ruit IN the
chancery court of Memphis, which suit
has lately been decided in the said JONES'
favor, and against Forrest, Jones, Gill
and others, the co~mplainsnts, which snit
is now fiaaly ended, snd the said Brink
Icy and Titus & Co are released from sll
liability as suTeties on the bond, and the
said Jones clsims that the said Brinklsy
the representatives of Titus d o.,
refused to execute notes for the pay
ment Of ssid s4l.0O0 SIS provided in the
original contract; hence he claims $50, 600
damages. The defendants have not as
yet nled their "
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ton; nor Is the Democratic party
asked to surrender its identity, or alb
iure its faith, or f0regO Its in
in order to bring about
the desired contamination. There
seems to Us but n plain in
ference, and that Is that there Is
a rapidly consolidating dispose
ton among the liberal Republicans
here In Missouri and elsewhere to
give up as a bald and crazy ab5urdity
the idea Of forcing the Democracy to
a withdrawal from the contest, and to
unite the conservative elements of the
country, even under the Democratic
banner for the purpose of displaying
the dangerous oligarchy now In
power. The Missouri policy may be
set aside, then, as a thing for which
the people have no use. We may be
called upon TO sustain some repre-
sentative of the Republican liberal
ism as a presidential candidate, but
never to yield an iota Of our political
creed, and never to commit the folly
Of abstention.
THE DEMOCRAT,
In another editorial, referring to the
convention says: "These Democrats
and renegades propose to speak for the
Liberal Republican masses of Mis5Ou-
ri. They pretend that these masses
are a distinct organization represent
ed by a State committee. This pre-
tense Is their main capital; it Is also
an arrant and notorious lie. Every in
terest impelled them to prevent a
delegate convention. They dared
not call upon the people to meet In
their primaries and choose delegates
to a convention, to create g separate
national party. Well they knew
that such a course must overWhelm
them with conspicuous defeat. ANY
convention of Republicans 30 called,
would have passed ringing resOlu-
tons branding as infamous the
scheme of these plotters TO befray
their country for their profit, there
fore they shrewdly RETAINED from
giving to the Liberal masses, while
] they assume TO speak for any OppOr-
I tunity whatever of passing upon their
programme. So far did they carry
this that they allowed no deserteT
from their programme a voice In their
meeting. We are thankful that the
bummers have met and made the sit
uation plain to the dullest cOmpre-
hensiOn. None can hencefOrth mis-
take them; loudly as they claimed 20
represent the Republican party in this
State, more loudly has their action
confessed the claim to be false.
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II there IL 9 merchant In Memphis who
thinks advertising does not pay, we
would suggest that be go to one Of tbs
business houses who advertise extensive
~ through the columns of the APPEAL,
ana remstn only one hour, and II be does
not 20 away convinced of its potency, we
are much mistaken. If merchants would
increase their trade, they must increase
their advertising; and to do both no better
medium exlats than Is offered through the
columns Of the Lee County Journal, pub
nshe0 At TuPslo, MasaissippL Rates low.
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DoAkD-A COED mont rOoa and board at
ID ~ second street lsa
nOAED-BoARDERszTWo yery large and
- hand ONE hout rooms, nrst a second
FIorieE, row vacant, al l5 Court street, each
vel suited for gentleman ana wife OF small
Amfly. Day bosIoem handsomely accom-
Eodated- E~efefences given End required.
ID OOEs-FiUel large Tocns. front and back,
II win board. esn be obtained BY spPlica-
ton. with ~reference, 81 o y hsalsOl street
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Places st which the Daily Appeal Ear
De Procured.

The DAILY APPEAL can be had every morn
ing at the fouowing-nsmed places IN the city:
At APPEAL COuntng-ROom, AUnton street.
at the newsstand Of Joe Locke, No. &5H
Main street.
At the newsstand OF ". J. Mansford, orner
OF Second and Monroe streets.
At the newsstand in the Peabody hotel
At the newsstand IN the Commercial hotel
At the newsstand IN the WOrsham house.
At the newsstand IN the Overton hotel.
At the newsstand in the Southern hotel,
At the newsstand OF Emmons & Son, No. 10
Jefferson street.
At newsstand Of VIM. Spiekernagle, cor
ner Of Fourth and Poplar streets.
Al the newsstand en- 81. Louis wharfboRt.
At the newsstand at Lanter q Eldridge's,
Second streat, near Madison.
At the newsstand OF HOLIDAY, on Beale
street, near Main.
Atthe newsstand at the Railroad depots.
At the newsstand on ths Memphis and Lit
tie Rock wharfbOat.
Atsouth Memphis n~ews-depot, {. 90 Beale
street. near Second.
ison.
At Paul Wright's, 26 Main street.
At n. B JOhnsi0n's newsstand, 40 Nam
street., Waldr&n Block.
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A CENTURY ago the upper BlWs.Lick
a0ater was used ooly by vast herds Of buff
fakoes, It il now the most popular min
ersA spring water of the age, and the best
altsratiYe and spsrient known. Supplied
Ia cases of two dozen bottles, filed care
fully ct the springs. An excellent thing
for family use.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents.
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PERSONAL.

MR. F. W. THOMAS, of the Dyer Coun-
ty Progress, Is in town, and q guest at
the Peabody.
JAS. r. MosBY, Tennessee; Ex. Norton,
New York; Judge Calvin Jones, Tennes-
seei s. r. Lstts, Tennessee; J. y. Pendle-
ton. Philadelphia; Geo. +. Philips, New
York, are guests at the Peabody hotel.
Plant, Arkansas, arrived in our city last
evening with his charming bride and is
stopping 81 the Commercial hotel. We
congratulate the Colonel upon securing
such aprizs and wish him and bis fair
bride a long and happy voyage on the
sisilVery sea of matrimonY,0
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Memphis and GaaFlsstsa 2,
CHANGE OF TlsE

NGOna@v, ~ a. ~
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FIlippo Bellsntoni ia noto a gil Italiana
-6i Memphis, che q oomprssO, ii lager
beer saloon prima benuto della Signora
Hook, Q invita- gil ItaliRns di venire, a
onOrarlo. Vtni 9 liquori di prims qualits
pranzi 9 Gene q ordine. Musiea ogni do
menica. Green Home wins and lager-beer
garden, Poplar street, corner of Brinkley
avenue.
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FOR RENT

LOUISA cottage house. Eor inEorma-
II ton apply a. - Monroe street. cornes
Tnird. iaA
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R00kS AKD s0ARp.

nOAED-Ons 'front.' room, handsomely FUR
10 nished, Win BOARD; also, = lew cay
6Osr dgrs. 81 No. g04 Monroe street Jas
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sTRAftp.

AEARs-strsyss from q. Il. Becker q Co s
M W&rehouse, On Ezchsnge street, near
r5Vex. BAY Hare. six or seven years Old Win
bride and Saddle on Ahefa14SWafo MAice
paid on Der return 10
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Mn. Jos. GARI8ALDI was charged ct tho
stationbouse with buying 4 gold watch
from q eolored boy for seventy-hVe cents.
He proved at the trial that he did not buy
3 watch, but that be bought 9 bFsssywetch-
ohain for segsRty.fve cents. he Was ac-
Quilted.
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The attention OF housekeepers Il called
to the daily meat and vegetable msrkst at
406 Main street. just opened BY Boyd q
WEIGH.
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ALL IN want Of garden and flower seeds,
Irish potatoes, fruit trees, evergreens,
plants, ETC., will dnd it to their interest to
call at the new seed store Of A. L. Hatch
q Co. 3 Union street.
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Second Chancsry Court ChenceiIor
Scott.

Decisions: City VS. Mabry, demurrer
overruled; Powell VS. Ford, award SGT
aside. The closing argument IA tbs case
of Wells VS. Carson viii be- made on Mon
day, TO which day court has adjourned.
Gases tor Monday; Grifing vs. Carver;
AcDsde VS. Duncan; Smith VS. Fly; Lett
Ys Cockrell; Gayoso Gss company VS.
MemphiE GSslight company; Brown rs
Hunt. Attorneys are requested to retnrn
into court all papers in their possession
belonging TO the files of the court.
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o SALE Or RENT.

TORK HOEssB-TRO splendid store
y houses, with cellars ana upper rooms.
on corner dat1 end GaYOsc streets, SackACn
80 8. 81 EDGE.
EDoNoMK-Iake your fau ciOlhlEg " tne
steam Dyeiag u Cleaning House lHunt q
HansoE6 Old stand9, 2f5 second street.
HANSON WALKER
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CALL on Cameron, at s5s Main street.

JOE Lo, IKE, 286K Main street, has the
Ledger, Weekly, Preside Companion and
all the Leading publications.
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Hu. Dunbar and Spike Nolan are open
to receive their friends, at the corner Of
Madison and Second. Lunch from eleven
TO W O'Clock.
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THE cheapest and best Dyeing and Cleaning
house in the city is st 248 Second street (Hunt
HANSON & WALKER.
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AvYIsO PER GIL ITALIAN.

ASK your grocer for Oliver, Finnie q
Co.'s self rising -four, 80 you can always
good biscuit.
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TIE best OF -four Ia used in the manu-
fscture Of Oliver, Finnie 81 Co.'s self-ris-
inc dour.
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THE TABLET is a woman,a paper.
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HEAT, COMFORT AND EOoNoMY.-ThiB
you will get by having your CRATES set
with Lemons Improvement. Gall st 295
Second street.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Buy Oliver, Flnnis & Co.'s seIf-rising
-four from your grocer, and save money.
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FoR COUGHS and throat disorders, use
"BToi1H'S Bronchial TT0eheS," having
proved their efficiency by q test of many
wears,
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COOOArzE dresses the hair beautiuny.

SEE advertisement OF DR.. Butt's Dispensary,
headed Book for the MIIlton-Marrtase Guide
lin another column. II should be read by
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NEW NEAT AND VEGETABLE MARKET.

TIE TAsLsr is for sale at all the news
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PUMPS, sl5 Second streea.

OLIVER, FINNIE 81 Co 3 self-rising -four
is for sale by almost sl retail grocsrs.
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JOE LOCKE, 28k Main street, has the largest
OF Magazines, Pictor1als md dali
LES in the CITY.
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Go to Leddin's College.

GO to Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, "a Main street.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No. I'll
Main street. Three taultless gem pictures rOr
dfty cents.
AMERIoAE Driven Wells at browne q
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ROLLING PMS" almanac at Joe
Locksis, 2S6K Main street.
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Gas FITTING, al6 second street.

CoNNUBLAL FELICITY-Nothing tends more
to c~onnubiRl happiness than cheerful and
combs syrup Is the great children's soothing
remedy.
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JoR LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has Les
lie, Cooley, Harper, Lippincott, and the
chronological for February on his cOun-
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GO TO Joe Locke's for the latest publi-
cations,
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A. r. DAVIS,

and sign painter, 28I Second street. Or.
des promptly executed at ~easonab rates.
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LAW PoR

First CtEc1ft COurt-Heiaksu, Judge.
The call on the calendar Of yesterday
reached sos. Motions viii be heard to-
day.
Second Ctrcuit C~OUFt-JIdgS HsIsey,
To. day the cases published for tia!
yesterday viii be called.
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TO TRADE.
The APPEAL IN THE CITY.

10 TRADE-An improved Farm for a saw
( mill snd fixtures. ADDRESS ]. K Trade,
once. 1a&
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For sale by J. B. HILLS, druggist, 2s1
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FCR RIVER.
FOR NEW MADRID.

Reguia Meaphls and sew Aa@rld FAkG
For new Madrid, Point Pleasant kultont
OsosOls. the Bends q Intern Solats
L~sndfnga-Ths Regular RACKET
WILL 3. HAN5-----J. 7. SnannoGl Master
j.. 4,
This elegant passenger steamer
Will leave as above &
EVERY SATURDAY Rt4pm
scr 1riQbt or pseaa9a apply on board or 20
ELLIOTT q MILLER, agents.
faIQ No 2 Promenade street
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FEMALE

THIS undersigned respectfully Ftaio q she
4 parents OF the city ana SURROUNDING
country, that they viii, on the FIRST aoas
day In p bEasFy BeEt, At the place known
a. fhe Mosby AanBton, On Alabama street,
opsn q sChoo for young ladies. both for o
AL branches desired. tnciadiug sha Ian
guaEss. The location Is eligible and heauti-
fal With ample room and grounds They ras
OF parents. Yong ladies' OF al BgsF. md n
any degree Of advancement. rec wed, ana
the most careful attention IN al matteF1
and 6epartnents guaranteed.
MS IENNE q. F1FTE
isgI MISS MARY v. sc Won
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sALEs.
-
AusaOnssFs & Commission ssFoS s

= ~-"~- - -. ---
VIII sell THIS MORNING AZ u e5eIEs
without reserve or limit
spills BoO1ss
100 ssses OF Meas and Boys Shoes
sorted Styles
80 eases WOman's and Missasf Shoe as
sorted.
Also, 50 sets Of Furs-good quality ana
styles 500 gross assorted Toilet Snapss Gd
dozen Army SOCKS; 10 gross fresh EiEcEfuHf
Also Clothing, Dry Goods, Eats. Carg, Eo-
Hons, Cutlery, Glassware ste.
~ Country merchants. and the trade rrns
orally, VIII md 70 70 their interest % attend
cur sales. Private zalea a. auction prices 81
All times. u
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sTEAMRoATs.
vIOKaBURa 8 NATOHEz.

FOR vIcKsBURe & NATCHEz.
Visksburg. Hasohsz ana ths Beads
JAPITAL I 7 .-.-.--....C rapsser, captain
THIS elegant and swim steamer 49,
SATURDAY, 1th inst, at 10 an
Freight received at the 81 Louis ~harfbost.
W. e. DILL. AGENT
FOR ARKANSAs RIVER.
Eemphss and rkans River PACKET
COmpany-U. 3 Nail Lima
For Pine Blun and Little Rock.
Str. DardAneiIs---E4. NoWlNa0, master
Leaves MONDAY, lstn inst, -
FOR freight or passage apply on Dosrd Or 70
". Il KEHHEDAY, Agent,
once on ComPany's haEfboat,
JAZZ Foot OF Court street.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, Memphis and New o.; cans
Packet Co.-For Cairo, Louisville and GIN
c~innai-Ths elegant passenger steamer
- R0hL Mitchell 81
&. 81 Hade-.---mas1sr Frank stsIn clerk
Leaves SUNDAY. S6-h inst, as y m
ELLIOTT MILLER, Agents.,
jan 2Promenade St, foot Of JeneEson.
For Cincinnati Direct-Ths elegant paasen-
ger steamer
- ANNA -
q milb...--maste c. WOODBURY. lerz
Leaves AUNbAY, 18th Inst at 70 am.
ELLIOTT ~ILLEk, Agents.
ian Jefferson and Pnomenads strestS.
o Cincinnati.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet CO..
FOR Cairo, Evsnsv1iie, LSuiEvtlle and
Cincinnati
b hne passenger and freight stesmer
- Emma FlSyd -
VIII ieava SATURDAY. zTn inst. a. s pm.
FOR freight or passage apply on board or 70
n D. COSB, Agent,
ia25 2s Front strest
FOR WHITE RIVER.
For Helena, Auguua. searcy. J~aoksopPOrt
ana ali way l. Idings-che elegant
pssssI ysr steamer
Ea mG c. ElliattzG
wiiIesRs Fals Day, Ian 7th. ats pm.
ELLIgTGG HILLEk, AgeuLR.
iaI Jefferson snd Promenads streets.
st. Louis and Nalss River Packet Co
Eor Augusts and JacksonpOrt.
Str. SIOUX CIrYa-.-.....O. irons, master
This elegant steamer TInleaVe @
SATURDAY, 9TH inst, At 4p.m.
FOR height or passage apply 20
is95 J. T. WssALN3cON. AgonL
FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.
FTleY's Fs.zf. aslsss Esa ssazs Eallss
eEsiss zssi Fask5ts
Ss Phil. AllsR, ~
Ss@S Ss55sis q -Vsdnesdsya ana
Fridays, as pm, eonnsct1nE - Helena Win
the steamer aHoDA for AariGnna ana al
points on LfAuEuila EysR. w
WHITE & LITTLE RED RIVERS.
M-mphss white and little BED Rivers
u. 3. Mail Line.
For Helena, DeVal's Blun, searcy, Augusta
JacksOnpOIt, and all Way Landings.
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
I LEGAL TENDER--..-W w. u AEntorut master
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY,, al .
O'Clock pm.
Leaves Memphis every 5AIUADA1' q
| O'CLOCK pm.
ABOVE elegant steamers connect at De-
Walls Blum with tins railroad MONOA1San
THURSDAYS, going up; and WEDNESDAYS
and SAEuhDA rs. coming down.
ELLIOTT & Agents.
tall 2 Promenade, foot Of JEFFERSON.
FOR HAILES POINT.
REGULAR Memphis and Hanss Point Packet
~ a.ANnaE
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FEGEE.

our ola friends an the yield.
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UOW-A red Cow and small red Calf, no
~ spots. $40 reward Will be paid for her
delivery ct 85S Brinkley avenue, nrst corner
north OF Poplar. yaIS
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ROARDERS.

DOARDING-Nice board, by day or week
- mont rooEaS, fam he'd or ~nfurnlshed
20 rent, with saard, ct ~ Main street, up
stairs. az
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c0PELANp's ASTHMA cuRE.

GALL on Cameron, at $50 Main street.
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ETEER<s0 reward viii be paid Tor TIE
- reruTn e ne o. The following described
S1serz which were stolen or - sysd from
ny place, On new Raleigh load AE1 8 mile
easIof the BRICK Churcns ] clay bark steer;
1lergeR nSeer; IgaEesrOsn steer zBmall
. steer, : dark bTlndle stesrs; J led
steer lfed aud white steer; I color not re-
collected. They let On the Etgnt Of the I'D
iueL The above reward VIII be paid TCr
fhefr return. JOHN c. BEALEN.
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OF fuel-EDs.
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STEAMED OR ST0LEK.

GRAY H9fSE-On ~Thurscsy, morning,
" January 18Th, q gray horse, % hsnos
high, elGhE old got loose on Aain street,
anu has ktIsyed away. He hss 3 SCR on MS
right hind leg; Is = natural PAGER. reward
Of Tn doIlafB VIII &c paid for his return %
either po1ce station. ALkA. JOHNStON.
NAULE@SN REWARD-TWO @ules-oDe 4
w BAY mare NIUE yeas old, has q scar
IN feft lore leg betWeen knes ana ankle; has
hall star in forehsed; also, . black mare
mule,l IS hands high, 4 years Old, bEenced J
or Inc lett tsW. helurn 10 ne once OF
n WOkMELEY CO.
saN Eo.e Union street.