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VALENTINES for everybody, and ct all
kinds Of prices, at ice Looke's. also sta
tionery and the latest piotorials, Mage
zines and dRilss,
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Jos LcGKE, So Main street, has the largest
assortment OF Magazines, Pctor1sis and dali
Ffaa IN Nhn mffu
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GAIL on A. L. Hatch & Co, 80 Union
street, to get your garden seed, fruit trees,
lowers. etc.
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LANDRKTE's garden seed, flower seed,
plants, flowers, fruit trees, etc for sale
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SEE advertisement az D.. Butts Dtspensary,
headed Book Tor the Biuion-Aarriage Guide
in another column. II should be read By
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VA TED---SlLvE ssanH

A Q s1LVEssN1Ta 70 establish azfo-o
zAn CSEk4AVILLE, Mss Wits snerz-
s1a sRRAAeon can do good business A.
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was taken Of by q lot Of gay fellows,
who made up q nice party 10 personals
AIexla and the osbers. The grand recep-
ton took place a. the W0rshana house.
The Jake was escorted by the cnmmlttee
Into the house. and presented to the wash
srwomsn Of the establishment, who
him the landlady and expaEiatsd
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GoDEY and Peterson for March at Jos
Jokes, 1854 Main street.
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FINE hot lunch at the bay Horse sv-
cry day, from ten @ one O'Clock.
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yETERfFAR9-All persons having sick
q lame animals can have them properly
trsated by calling on Drs Bell q Rogers,
- ESsckettia stables, No. 81 second
sIsss.
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Terms. 81 per year, iusaHaaIy Is ae.asss

Three copies, one 81
Five copies. a 2 q
~NA N@EAS7s D8z 49,
- New subsC ibsrg b. zen@s-s la=r 7r.
oers, with may oaraU r1- GEaFHIs
APEEAL and The FARA AID HoaE t1- ne
year, 81 the annexed 1sFoEr bisrsaar-
FABMA AB HoEH and DATzva -FE4E- Z 2 "A
fARE HoHEand HEzEE zEFE4L- 8 20
- Orders and remil11-ceFf1 De addressed
20 WILLIAM q B-s4zs
nOseW > 9au IT. Az40a=- Team
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HOUSE, and sign painter, Isl Second street.
Ord6rs promptly executed Is reasonable
rates.
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VALENTINE, sentimental, comic, etc.
at jos LOeks's, 236H Main street.
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AMERIuAE Driven wells At Browns .
Brownies, 8B Second street.
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COEEUBLAL FELICITY-Eothing tends more
20 happiness than cheerful and
healthy infants and children. Mrs. b
combs syrup Is the great ontldrens soothing
remedy.
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! FOR PREsIDENT-OLIvER LOGAN.

Another one, made ike q cofan, had a
Ienathv fnscrlption, in which the Horda
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HkAT, CoARoRI AID EOONoAT.-Fhis
you viii get by having your RrateSsst
With Lemon's improvements Osu ~ 10
Second strsst.
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PAST n

made laughter long and loud. The make
up Of 1t was excellent, A wagon in
scribed
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o rHE ROUTE.

The first great illumination that threw
It's warm glow over the mummers pro-
cesded from the balcony of the Ove.son
hotel, which was lit up along its whole
length with about one hundred gas jsts.
at Cochran hall the illumination was
splendid. The sans old light that has be-
come familiar to the pavement Of Msin
street frightened up the corner of Wash
In front Of Chsndler's drug store
Calcium Of sn colors burned brilliantly.
The Peabody fe5sde was illuminated with
q uplondfE
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TaFfant's s. -.

is immediate effect - b scolhe sud refresh
~ Uneasy organ. ItarTsstg vomiting or ne
EspOslblon % Vcrn1t. 81 ruce. ard carries on
N4Llou5 pain, fhrouah tie tnrslIiuea. the
mOfcld 0meEc matter which "a the pFovoca-
i've OF nausea. A dose oEarhsA berieur VII
edectasny settle The sfomachH after
a nights d~issiDaEtOu.
~ old 81 L DRUGGIsIE dT y
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arHE ARr PRrannrAr1ur

A wsgon in the procession on which
wss a printing press from tbs establish
meat Of Messrs. Boyle & Chspusn, work
ed throwing off sheets of printed matter,
attracted much attention. The compost
tors and pressnen were st their posts
working away. The sheets that were
printed end thrown away on each side as
the wagon passed on, contsined the fol-
lowing
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JUDICIAL soENR.

Tho Criminal Court on wheels, or % the
boys had 1t " here's hell on wheels" es-
capped tins observation Of no one. The
whole system CT justice was represented.
from the lawyer down to thu nisn that
was hanging. The unfortunate being in
-this case who met his fate boldly on the
" gsIlows high" wss & respectable bar
keeper who was ordered hung By an In
telHgent jury end enlightened judge for
selling beer on Sunday, while the red
handed murderer gees free. The whole
thing was = bitter satire on justice as i.
Is known to some people in Memphis
In the Iesx OF the wagon the innocent
dealer in lager was hanging IS dead Is a
dOOr-nail, while the Judge and Jury looted
on with much satisfaction and were ask
ing zach other now that Justice had been
vindicsted and the law upheld at their
hands, to go out and take 3 drink.
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OWED.

The Boyle on Chapman we hav annointed,
And as Public Printers have discrepancies
Our Coz At the Peabody, with Us eanped,
Alex Is q Prince by nature stanaped
For he, who a human lie has saved,
Is Royal, be he Prince or slave.
But On cur relations we wuu't dnate-
Turn the rank, let rs Let6TfecGe-
Let rej0ffVeS and presents rule the hour.
With the great CfgdT-bOl0eT nowlin power.
But the the affairs of State let's now review;
Let needed reforms pass n review.
Our Governors colors on Broom dc SsRteT;
One was BrOtO7l- LOU-mark the entsndfe-
Our e~xehequer's compt-roH-d BY & Penny
BGcktT.
Our legisIat We Loaf eTs are doIlar-tskers,
We suggest co1bIeTs (6y the way they'd wax
The merchants with their o~diOustax)
Like their Jiyfssserving in our ~dOminiOns,
S0ls mind, sdns sense and sans opinions,
Such a set OF Jacks ne'er met before
Would ye drive the C0n13Eeg &c from our doors
Our Polsce Boards, like DtnHeTE, keno shout,
Letting players know the game's played on.
W companies that gas now are here:
Waterworks are promised TO our royal ear;
Union Depot, Masonic T~emple-progress
emo gh,
The First National Bank, who'll match her 2
DGU- s Frank and ". viii ThGtoh-her.
Our Committee Dukes Ball, what did ye say
As each Of you l25 slugs ord pay
Those that made the iOLdest squat
We're those not tlUttsdtO ye private ball.
Private audience, 10 those thaJ'd know more,
Wen grant at the Memphis Dollar Store.
Our best endeayoTs we Specht we'll do
To prove Memphis is some p nlPkthS too.
Now, regrettully, We our crown resign,
And G5dtodte in favor OF 81. RG.sna1s.
BoLIvARIO,
Poet Machineate to His C~arnivaltsn
Hfunesg MCmus.
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A wagon representing the deck Of a
ship was q conspicuous object Of the pro-
csssiOn. The ''tars'' we're busy on deck
during q storm which continued during
the whole route Of the procession. The
principal JOB they seemed TO be sngsged
in was putting greg under their belts.
They pursued this Industry with great
cnnatanrV and diIfrance-
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Not the least significant iseni IN the long
procession was sn old hack which had
been in the heydey Of lts glory forty
years ago, windows now broken, back out
Of it, snd wearing q general look of dilsp-
idstioD, with four or five d~isconsolste
locking wretches riding IN It, and marked
upon the outside "kero." IbiWss a corn
plete picture of ruin, very Suggestive of
departing ~greenbacks and glOfy.
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LATTE J~5oULkToREs,

and iantssticslly rugged out with ~festocus
and Illuminated by glazing torches, at
trected much attention zlong the route.
1t is strongly suspected that the gay rsv-
ellers were Rdetachment from that spirit
ed association the Young Mems Terpsicho-
resn club. but OF course the guess may bs
wide Of the mark. Anyhow, the fJocuIa-
toresn made lots of fun for the spectators,
snd at the balls their graceful and artistic
dancing secured them delightful partners
with whom to share TIE pleasures Of the
evening,
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to the glorious communication Of Msrdi
Grss IN Memphis, the first celebration,
but q most glorious promise Of what is TO
come IL the years that are N the distance:
the years that viii bring TO US aperfect
treasure Of delights. to which we must
in cur thoughts, our inmOst hearts,
say farewell, and prepare for
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TIE cheapest and best Dyeing and Cleaning
house in The city is at 246 Second street HINT
HANSON WALKER
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Thos. Cubbans, brfckIayer, % Main street.
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MANUFACTURE OF CHILDREN
AND LADIES SHOEa
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had a young girl very similar to tina per-
son sung by Hood in his 'lSoug Of the
Shirt" Shs WAS sewing upon some IN
der garment with great assiduity. In an
other part Of the wagon q mOdern miss,
with waterfall, psDnier and SASSY" look,
operated on 3 sewing machine of the
Grover and Baker pattern This wac
meant 70 convey a lesson in sOcisl s~cieres.
Then there wss q happy family wsgon,
where 4 large household were represented
enjoying the amenities of q harmonious
home, spitGiDg and grinning at each other
and "beckbiting" their neighboHs.
The next Wsgon was the "Mnemonie
Lodge" which made q fine display in the
way of show, with costumes snd masks
The Southern Express had a wagon out
also, filed with merry mummers.
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ASH WEDNESDAY,.

At twelve O'Clock last night, tbs period
Of fasting and sOlsmnitY known as Lent,
commenced II LISTS forty days, in COM
msmorstion of tbs miraculous abstinence
OF Christ when upon q high mountain He
was tempted by the devil. ThsEpiso pal
and Greek churches observe this peniten-
tisl season, but neither can approach those
ofits observance or the solemn and sor-
EoWful ritual which obsra0tsriz5s the ser
vicss in the church. The name Of the day
is . memorisi Of ancient manners. II was
called by the fathers efthe church cGpHt
te7Nnii, the beginning Of the fast, or
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cas- Errrn,s- rs sseond s.ssst

Attend Eoberts0ns Business college.
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The standard Biography efths Great CHA
tain. Its popularity " aftesf9d b. ms salso o.
over TG.OoGo oofes 3ireadv-eehc for cirrnIara-
Address. Observation-Disclosures COZ ri
and Ts Ssaond sfres1 Nenauhia @anu aess-
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ROUTE.

In the long line OF the procession, which
started from Charleston avenue to Adams
street. Adams TO Second, Second TO Mar
kst. Market to Main, Msin to Monroe;
countermareh from Monroe to- Adams,
Adsms tc SecoEd, Second TO Besle, Baale
TO Main. Main TO Linden. Linden to Shell
BY, Shelby to-Union, Union to Main,
Main to Madison, Madison to Second.
Second to Court, where the pro-
cession wss dismissed, there were
varieties of costumes and objects
than It would be- possible TO eBumerste
Children rode in goat carts. iNiggsrs
mounted on pigs. There were drsys,
old country vehicles, ox-teams. wood
wagons W-heelbarroWs, and every con-
ceiTable mode of conveyance, each more
lsuRhRble and 0SEtTe than the other, the
making up q scene that had no
sembIance to order or reason, bat was
provocative Of endless laughter and Won
der.
Amone the miscellaneous things that
sppearsd in the procession was q vehicle
'sthe Madison street ring In dis
One full of women with an old
rev beard in their midst, inscribed tthe.
wives Of Brigham" Another, got
10 exclusively by Peter Tracy, marked
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plainly visible.


WHAT Is IT.
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Ny friends snd the puplio generally III
hsrsby notified that I have removed my
Ofics from No. 20 Madison street TO No. Al
Madison aCrsst-bassmenS office of the
Planters Insurance. company's building.
ADOLPH LOEB,
Agent OF American CaatraI Insuranea Co.
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FRLAR's POINT AND END
WHITE s LITTLE RED RIVERS.

Memphis n hale and Ltsa1e Red RIVER
T.. =. saafi Line,
For Helena, DeVal's Bluff, Searcy, Augusta,
Jaoksonport, and all Way Landings.
The Elegant Passenger steamer
LEGAL TENDER----W.L Ashore, masrer
Leaves EemPh9 every TUESDAY,, e. 5
O'Clock 10
Str. EMMA @. ELLIOTT. ~. D. Elliott, master
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY, al
O'Clock pm.
The ABOVE elegant steamers connect AZ De-
vars Blun with the railroad AONDAYBsna
going up and WEDNESDAYS
and sATUkDA1A coming down.
ELLIOTT MAILER, Agents,
jail Promenads, 0 o Of Jefferson,
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AkUSEkEaTs.
rkNTS.

nIDLEY UOTTON 5EED PLAkTER-ro in
X IroCuce tue Ridley UUltUn Seed Planter
Tsfented Be5smber r. 1915 emphat1eal4y tne
6est and Chsap pest yet made Samples o. 81,
hfDltlon at EnaEs. harris q So.es % ELoht
rfrssr Memphis, Tenn. Will sell some Vel
-5rory. nave SINE manufactures unoe II
e sc sua royalty or under eontrAeLi 49,
an Five nbel 81 terms end Territory 70 aBsnts
erVWBere in the south. ACuresH huoole
grCn = 5leen. ~JacksonporL AIEsnHss or
49, cav SHAEE. HAkhI5 GCO.A emP@
@,TUATIyN-As Gardener, ~ 3 man expe-
Ttsncsd IN plsnuEg ana l1s
T-9-n-eaueut OF nuns noWsrs hAo Nss
~ -odTes" q" POstomcH, city. lea
-ETp-wMLIAM DAK Is bias constantly
IN hsnd. male and female nslp. WINE
80 cotOfeF :. suitable 70 plR1terss notSi-ketP
s-Es1d prfvsUe lamfteE- Call stoS JensIhoA
streer Intelligence Omee.
UyHIrE sEkVANF GIRL, 80 81 AVER
81 eel
a.LACRsaIIH-T To DO buggy ana wagon
wsrk. A1orsks SAML a 0lNENi
IelO pley, Lsuoerosle county. Tenn.
% oREsTOR sELzA BEAUTIFUL kEsI-
DhSCE AMI LOT OF seven sores ~
trcLeu. adjoining Colonel ". h.-OneILs :
NIsce. On Union avenue about three miiss
from tOurt square. inquire OF W. X Jun
NIySHAM, 81 Madison street, or hsN'
PbIiIP TUG6LE ~
a sUONB-HAED Furniture, Feathers and
- aouEahoId 6oodA OF al rouGhL 81
S62 beconC street
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ARCH OF GAS JETS,

surmouDted by 8 star. The store ofSpeed,
Taylor, Strange & Co, opposite the Pea
body, was also lit up with lamps in every
widow. Between Monroe and Union
streets the crowd was very dense, and
rockets went up necessarily when the
procession arrived down that far and
counter. marched. The corner of Union
and Main, over Miss Doherty's millinery
store, was lit up. The new building on
Madison street and Specht's next door
Jared up grsndly. The store of B. Low
enstine & Brother, corner Of Main and
Jefferson streets, was illuminated, and
the scene of
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HIGH CARNIVAL

HIGH CARNIVAL.
First csIshratIOn Of Fat Tuesday"
In lasmphls-Fun, FrOIle
and FsKfari.
ne City Crowd d with vlsllO's-
Immsnes ConcOurse Of People
on the StTests-ScsRss
and Sights,
HsH, N0msa and Children 10 Mask
asa Costume "A KsIsldl-
scope Of EOvIsg Hu-
manly.
Mad and Frantic AHtlCs-GsBsraI
HiIsrity---EvsTyb0sy Sur
Rendered to kiOmuT, the
King Of Eardl Grss.
Grand, imposing and Splendid Pro.
esssiOa In which 5000 Per-
sons Participate ea
nasqus.
CaiGiuA and Torch Lights-Auslc
ahd Rsd ReVsI---A Night Of
Generous EBIos msn;
at ths sails.
The gpsFahOuss, ths ThsatsF, the
Club Hail, Cochran Hall and
the WOGshsm HOuss--.
FlRaIs---Ash asdEes-.
dsy---PsaItsnGs.
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NEVER haaseaGe - %aaz Es-m.o ia,
condition Of 3 NsSk ssOaa-r+. -
~ IMP ved oy esihsT1tc dsuss T5eT
merely IneLssss the iETltslf-1. waics IL "a III
n ex1seeree which 50 Quickly ~. certainlT
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FE AxD eAaPAiGas o.
u. -. .. q

R. ELL,
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Puxr a5 second street.
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60 to Leddins Business College,
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COcoAISE dresses the hstr beautifully.
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NOTICE.

Go TO Joe Locks's for she latest publ
cations.
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sTRAM FTrTIua, as Second ytrast
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!. Frank Hickz-msstsr is sun1van--eisrk
WI leaVs Memphis for New Orisana e.
follows:
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HAVAA
ROYAL LOTTERY!

THE next Ofdi1arv r==iuzt shseue-if
TsnOWned Lottery 81 E7 --aE On
FebruaIy sth. FenrHsry Ate. arrch fEfh.
March Ath. April s0th Ma NJ Z5f-
tunes q a June &aE Etr HyEC TAI
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FOB RIVEB.

Es3phls aad Arkansas River PaskEf eszs
Basy-U. s. 8alI Lisa.
ENHE ELEGANT PASSENGER BOATS OF
4 this line leave Memphis for Al points
on Arkansas river
A0EDAES A6O FRIDAYS, "a * pm.
For ne-ght. Passage OF other incarnation,
apply 20
". q. KENEEDAY, Agent,
ONCE on C0mpanyB WharfbOat,
Oh Foot OF Court STRAIT.
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FOR SALE.

IU.lN,s LANDING, On ABkAksAs
zlVs stand 4or 8 siore 6ooQ
6Den Isnd 10 rent ur sell cheaP. Good stand
fGr : rerrv. Inquire 81 ~ AaolsoA etrett
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caiGiaA and Torch Lights-Auslc
ahd Esd HeYsl---A Night Of
Generous EBIog msn;
at tbs sails.

The sun shone yesterday brightly,
eheerfully, warmly, the tsirest sugury of
Whist was in store Tor the people, Of mtrth,
of 10y and frolic. "a glorious, s Oesuti-
full day" was the exclamation from every
liz. And beautiful it was. It was q day
TO force people out-ofd0ors, just such q
day as we would have selected for 1.-THE
msrriest and msddest OF sI the glad new
year" From an early hour the streets
were thronged with people, visitors from
the country prsdominsting. At a time
is Was computed that there were fully
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The crowd Just surged around them Ike
the waves Of the sea at the foot of q rock.
The APPEAL Office was lit'up with torches,
and was the recipient Of many hearty
cheers from the msskers as they passed.
When the procession started it wss not
by any means complete. Most of those
on foot had not got out from supper yet,
and numbers of them were to be seen in
all parts Of the city carrying on their
small
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DIES cINERUM

All Day, inssllusion 20 the custom Of
spfink Ing the head with sshss. In the
first centuries Of the Chrissisn era, when
public penancg was imposed, ashes we're
cast UPON he heads OF those who were
condemned, and they were obliged to
stand without TIE gass Of the church,
amid the lamentations Of the people with
in, The ceremonies Of Ash Wednesday
in Roman Catholic countries sre a contin-
Ustion of this
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Those wbs VISA to iuvss and +rv r-e-
luck IN IN E1N2 Lottery ~fl %
" apply Ia time zgE urE-=rlG o-uzIfns-r 20
the As2@qCaTter1 ID thas GLsI-c r=eaE r1=ir
orders 10 Mr.. AAkUEAs0h .FURs lrBs
or -NPOETazUoN N A-vrrA
through his Frespaudea
Messrs B0kNIO BHDTHEz,
R=H ~GrfennE
Wholesale Dealer sudImporte-s aE Eavzaa
Cigars and Leaf Too eco.
- frAEeS OF al examinations VII ~
eaShed, ~ any time, II the LlHesE ra-fz ~
the ABOVE NAMED HgM, In
New oFtoans. RR.5z graVf-r aar-rr-
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STEAMs8AT&.
FOR V

Memphis and Arkansas REser PReks1
COmDsuy-U. nail LIN
For Pine BIun and EifGa Rock
Str. DnraAnelIe---EG- NOWEAR0, master
Leaves EkIDAY,-
February 18TH, a. 8 pm -
FOR freight OF pGsEsge apply On Doarc or 70
". 4. KENEEDAF, Agent.
Once on COmpRny's Wharfboat.
fsI4 Foot or Court street.
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M,H CONs-WIm sell one or AL OF
Va EuUnty-nvs seol1mRted m1lch cows
len with yOung catves-balanee heaVS Win
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