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EIUSIC BOOKS FOB SCHOOLS.
AMERICAN
School Music Readers
In Books. ByE. .. Emerson and
W. y. alden.

In BOOK I, which is for Primary Schools,
We have three years course of study, very
plainly laid out, with abundant directions 10
teachers, and large number Of sweet songs,
for the little ones 10 sing by rOte and by mole.
Price IS cents.
In BOOK II, the course above indicated is
continued, and becomes little mere theO-
retic. The book is fitted for the use OF the
younger scholars in Grammar Schools. Price
81 cents.
Ia BOOK III, part singing is introduced, and
the ear Is trained 10 harmonic singing. For
higher Glasses in Grammar Schools. Price 50
cents.
The music in these charming and useful
books was selected and arranged by the prac-
ticed hand of Mr.. L. O. Emerson, and the theo-
rstic part has been well tested by Mr.. Tildeu
before placing in the readers.
For High Schools, nothing succeeds the
above Readers better than sThe Hour OF Sing
ing lSil already in extensive use. II that
has been used, try Choice Trios 1877, a col
lection of the best three-paTt music.
The new Singing school Books, The Song
Monarch 10 eeDtsl IS attracting general az
tsution as one OF the Best Books ever made
for Singing-schOOls.
The above BOOKS sent postpaid on receipt OF
retail price.
OLIVER DITSON y CO., Boston.
CHAs. II. DIfSON & Co.
Ocg IN broadway, New York.
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PRODUCE mARKErs.


LOUISVILLE, October 22.-Flour and wheat
quiet. CON quiet al zoe. Oats quiet al 81
ajse. Bacon dun az -, l3l gi3c; sugar-curel
hans, l2glfe. PORK, bulk meats and Land
none here. Whlzky, 9ac. Tagging, &sl51zc.
ST. LOUIS, October Z2.-FlOur quiet
Wheaf-Hample lots lower, bat INSPECTED high.
en-; No red Tall, 9stagjlc. corn steady; No.
= IS cash. G7s est baif Of December. Oats
81 Ger al Bic cash, whisky steady al g3c
Pork nolnlnal al so. Bacon oull; only 3
small order trade. Land unchangedi only 9
iObbing trade.
CHICAGO, October 22.-flour quiet. Wheat
dufl and unsettled; No 2, SIC spot. Corr
quiet weak aud lover No,2 mixed, y sg7z5<'
spot Oats duh, lover and unsettled; No.
4s5<a84c spot. Pork quiet and weak al SO 6ll
spot: SIC boseller an the year. Lard dull anl
"A shade lower at lsc spot isky-g71zc
Bran, Sl6Gl8 So. C0rnmGal-salos al 8 70.
NCINNATI, October 22.-FlOur dun
Wheat duh and nominal. Corn in fair de
Inand aud higher; old, lseS0ci new, CSC. Cat
in fair demand and ieitef at 5i8l7c, lAmseet
OIL steady al SOC. Lard oil steady. Eggs firu
sd 2le. Butter quiet. Cheese quiet but firm a
l51S elGc Pork quiet ior spot large sales a
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BIB. ~. $50 HE8ON'
RHFBArE
Medical Dispensarv
SO. ~ BemeFson street,
EasHosa srala and front Row,
MEMPHIS, r. 4.


-. JOHN 1DE FL acEI177Ie1 7l ~ al Be- -.
~ lle1 interested a ET clr Che U1sI auccs
90 Flg sctaG .l ne treatment o. private
-11fHl -iaaaaea. .lllCl-s thorough and perm
4a4il cIe nara 1t-elt d. every casa ma z ~
-s-lA.-le tlc1l. 1aaa Of li1u0r-lel ana = I'd. ~
- 3lta4 p lsr days Hl-luur tas 1ra o.
49,. 49, 1.zei-.'atlY ~ I-s--tl1 'a.r vest 20
- .i-ala lna use OF mercury. L-a
t-lL-A-tstiy or aelll1r a-gupeL il she.
Alilet 144-rarE Lrol Il1 loGeurr lr ~ +.
5eA4at power fallored % free v.slr 10 a lev
&C., -si--4- q .all~tuus6 ami aEraasI~a
2. ~ e-esil 40 mental 2DFer- 7u1aiI.y a1c
ElEtlcuier aile1tlDn paid ~ Gle .lf11ares--.
women ana euras glslr1rleer.
--l.s. @i --t i -1 Ess
eounlrB.
once hour rrlz1 81 an. 10 2 pm. sunday
from 70 d slU
sP2 dsH u- -. Johnson Wl
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TRUs TEES SALE

II virtue OF .Te trust deeds maize ay al.
ID Easa1ann ana james Archer. II fll. -..ia.--
slBn6d- res pec.l-eiv as l-s5rea. ar ~. ~.
aiy o. ~ 1Nefafsr- .riat which are recorded .l
uesaee, made Il secure ee-f4I1 rr..a rfI ....I.
are unpaid, we wil, on
Eriaay, The SEA Of November. 1874.
iu tgout -f The Office OF the Western Union
4e.esrGpn com HauF. 1u Madison -rrear be-
Tween Main aud second Streets Memphis
Ae-iesseef between Che uo-r- OF IU o'cI0sE
an. and PM, sell f-1r. FL asre Il. .r1- 81 u
der, The interest u The s ..a orr. e.. Eastman
IN tne following deser l property IyluEil
SAID county and state, -fr.t. ~ acres 8u
- ~ 49, ~ l-F1Ir I'Aal range 3 and
lf'-eiloial sections All d. beginning l- "a
stake nom Wnlll south east p lLuss r1l
eOtlon Ho1n lalrEe1 II b Hm- Bateual f.
southwest corner Of his 10 acre entry on rH..
eastern margin 1f The tll-s -slrDI river know
as the Chute Cf l-iand D- -laIcs with tho
/ thence sDuth 2 east chains, thence south 81.
eiiat chains thence -O--- j. east chains.
thence soutl ll east chains aud y links tI
stake rroul which larl -J east GID links ton
chains 70 large l-sc.zIaz- *. El1cElalge' q
LQrlllaFei corner If lls IlI acre grant rI eucs
south s. east EllL ElQcEi=iges west bonn
l--fy LIle- clllil 1s ana = links lo "a -7-aal111l
marked ". j. thence north lL chains lulI.
Inks % q sweet gum Market Wei. thence
ei7l II chains and = INKS 20 Two s.rl5 markell
stake and pointer Irvine eUrueTs thence
east l1 CHAINS -1 @ stake ana oak pointer
thence north passing through lake at
chains u chains lla-Qll.IE- ID IlL zi chains.
thence west pae-IuEl long pond chain .
80 llks. 40 links W ia- passing Barton 81
-0utleasl corner 10 = CHAINS l-l al D. cham.
aud 81 links TO the beginning. Equity llra
dempu0u is waived. Tide believed lo b.
ID. j. lIAETIV. Trustee.
w. r. MA1T-N, Trustee.
Is n ~
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Friday, November II. 1874.

between the hours Of L and . o'clock. at
southern gate OF Court square, Memphis
Tennessee, sell for cash, to the highest bidder
ar public auction, the following property
situated in said county and state. and ds
scrihed In said trust deed as follows. Lots No.
Is and Is, on the plan Of the sub-lIvisiono
the estate OF u. II. stewart. as sOlu by decroe
OF the Chancery Court of the city OF Memphis
said lots having q diagonal mont on the Her
nando rOad Of one hundred aud one feet an
running back on one side one hundred an
ffiv feet, and on tie other side two uundre
and six and uue-half feet TO an alley.
All right Of redenr tiOn IS expressly waive
by the terms Of said trust deed Title believe
to be good, but wiz sell and convey only
trustee,
octi4 CHARLES L. PARTEE, Trustee,
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within legal hours. sell aG the Courthouse. Hr
Bolivar county Mississippi, .lr casa. % tue
llgilest bidder. the following lands known as
lie LoPp place lying -E said county. WIS All
OF sections > and % east OF loLue talITH, ami
Az Of section =, except the aast half OF the
southeast llill Ter east OF 9oguu FlIlFa, ala la
township ~ range Z. said lands aud the inn
prOvemeuts, ta=rluu wiz be sold for the paw
ll11u1 OF the first of saId notes. which -s passed
due uu1 ul PAID and Tor the costs OF This
trust the balance OF the proceeds fa be- un-
piled % Tie payment Of tie remainder OF
said notes, which become due upon tine nom
pay ueut OF any note The ufle Is believed 90
De perfect 11. convey only as trustee.
Thee are 3 rEe best and most Be-. 1vltati
lands M Che CONN. about llI acres cleared. "a
portion Of which was -l cultivation last year.
Two settlements ON tie land, also ElulUGsl
and macHlLarr. houses stables etc.
This De-. Ober q Lr7L
0cff MLN EE MEE Nv E.IIIEE. Trustee.
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lIth day Of November, 1874,
CHANCERY SALE
Of
Valuable Real Estate
OsSATURDaF, OCTOBER31, 1874

No. 577, *. DIN the Saeoud Chaucsry Cour.
Of shelby coultf, TeunassGe-Ss s. ttem1eri
VS.. Henry Rem bert 90 az
ID virtue OF decree or sale maize in tins
~ Cause by the second ElauceIy Court. 4
Will sell % the highest bidder, Ia front or -ua
second Chaucery Courtroom, city n Mem
phi3, Tennessee on
SatHrdag, October 81, 1874,
with in legal hour, The following described
real estate, lo-Wlt:
A certain tract Of land situate, lying and
being in the county at shelby and sac
Tennessee, containing about one hundre al.l
fifteen acres, being the southwest corner %
said = =. kembert's original tract OF sixteen
hundred and sixty acres on Big Greek, iu bus
third civil district, Inherited by tIm from la
southwest csrner OF said original tract, Esh en-
is the nOrthWe corner OF ihoTng- Eawll1 a,
tract and n the west line Of the DuuE-4z
tract; thence east VITA said Rawlings tracl.
the corner OF John $ cells one hundred 40
hfty acre tract lately sold 70 MIN BY said Rem
bert; thence north with said Steel g west I'm
seventy-three chains and bWeuty-siL iluEs o.
the north line Of the one hundred and fitv
acre tract lately sold by said Rem bert 70 Hugh
ROse- thence west with said Roses south Hne
to The west line Of said 8. s ReznDerts origiIljd
tract; thence south with said line seventy
three chains and twenty-,fX links % the be-
ginning
Terms OF sale-On n credit of SIX and twelve
months, purchaser executing note with ap-
proved security; lien retained. Equity 1i re-
demptiOn barred.
This 5eptem Der u, lo14.
Nd. n. STEWART,
Clerk and ii 1--ar.
Ply Geo AaIieryl ID. 70. and "a.
Metcul1 & HermOu, zOLs. Tor com % liuauL.
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The II. &. Jaeger passed down at noon
yesterday. She put OF 81 hogs here, but got
no freight. The st. Francis, from Friars Point,
arrived yesterday morning with "A bales cot
ton and 81 sacks seed. The Z. W. Dugan, from
Cincinnati, arrived in the afternoon with 20
tons, Of which 200 tons were reshi ppei on the
Maude for New Orleans and way points. The
John b. Maude cleared after dark for New Or
leans with the reshipments Of1he Dugan, and
500 sacks oi-cake, besides a fair passenger list
She has engagements for below. The A. ] .
White, from Napoleon, arrived IN the morn
The City OF Chester, from st. Louis, arrived IN
the afternoon with - bales cotton, 29l bales
hay, 5J7 sacks seed, 3l6 sacks bran, 100 sacks
corn, 100 sacks wheat, 81 sacks oats, 100 kegs
beer, Us packages butter, zoo barrels apples,
7l2 barrels f0ur, and 2E} barrels meal. she re-
turned last night with 800 bales cotton for the
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pRY eOOna E.AnKEr.


NEW YORK. October 22--There was a slug
gish trade movement with but little activity
ID ans department OF the package business.
The market ior cotton goods rs quiet, with un-
changed prices. Gmin-DaEs are in better de-
maud. Fancy and 81 ie band prints, gtug-
hams and printed reps are fairly active. i}ea-
Eers and repeilauts moved more freely from
iobbcrs hands az low pfices. Blznkets are IN
good demand. Other woOlens rule quiet.
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at - o'clock ne. on the southwest corner OF
aaiu ana Madison streets, city of Memphis.
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
Ing real estate, lying in shelby county. Ten
Lessee, described as follows: Beginning AZ q
stake ab the intersection Of the east line OF
ChamDerlayue avenue with the south side %
the state Line road; thence south Be east
with Che state Line road SIX chains ana
tnlity-slE links TO a stlkes thence south ~
west eleven chains and twenty links 90 70
stake; themes north b31f west six chains and
thirty -four links 70 stake Ia the east line OF
Chamberlayue avenue; thence north lft
east with the line OF Chamberiayue avenue
ten chains and seventy-thrae links TO the be-
ginning, containing SIX and 4i-iuJ acres, being
iOt one (O OF subdivision OF The Jones estate
made BY Francis Foster, and Of record In the
Registers olhce Of Shelby county Equity OF
redemption waived, and title believed 90 be
perfect, but j sell only as trustee.
Octl7 IOHN JOHNSTON. LrusLae.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Boats LehvinE Ihis bay.
FOR NIfTESRIrRG
IA E1EA.
Phil Allin, Il, W. Dugan.
Weather. Rivers and RusIness.

Yesterday morning was clear, bat in
the afternoon a slight rain fell. The river
continues 70 tall slowly here, with eight feet
large TO Cairo, and six feet thence TO st. Louis.
The lower Ohio is falling,wilh four fee, which
IS the depth IN White river Out from Jackson
port. The Ark at Little Rock f. declin-
ing, with two and One-han feet 10 the chan
mel There was a good business on The wharf
yesterday, an increased movement in freights
benz noticeable.
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APPLEPON'S CYClOPRDIA
7cv19od.
HE standard work OF the Age-A Libra.
~ in ltself-Eyery Family Needs -.

a n enterprise for Americans 20 be proud Of
n No rehaeh Of other Cyciopedias or Die
ti0naries. but wholly an American production
by the an.est writers far eXcellug any foreign
work ~ the kind ever cot up. Brought fully
up % the present SINE IN every branch, 70 con-
tHins the fullest and latest iu formation on all
subjects pertaining 10 a CvcIOp0dig, and IS in
every respect. reliable. No man who wishes
without &C..
fir. IL. NAHUM 8 engagements for this work,
and has books, have been turned over 70 the
undersigned, and wall be Oiled accordingly.
]. h. FRELIGH q Co,
Room !, Planters ms Building,
90 efadison street.
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French Burr Mil sfOnes.-EA0mns DE
lazy, NOS. I2S and 100 Poplar street
zemphis, EeHU-


ImBy, Nos los and 100 Poplar street,
memphis, EeHB-
Ts1O the Planters Of Tennessee and adjoining
4 t4tes-I solicit the patronage Of all per-
sons having BURR MILL STONES to repair.
Having had 3 years experience in this cOun-
try and Eiurope-with ". {. Bradford of this
city from 1865 TO ls6l, since which time have
beea generally engaged in building and re-
pairing mills in this and adjoining states.
VIII rebuild, band, redress and put in perfect
ord al buTrs for grinding corn and wheat, OF
viii redress bars that planters may hull their
own cottou-seed, thereby saving freight On
bulk and saving fuel Joints should not be
filed with lead, as the attri1On powders ii,
auc potsons the meal or flour. I will suaTan-
tee that with my style Of dressing, and with
proper speed, a thirty-inch mill viii grind
thirty bushels OF corn N one hour. l also
guarantee to save one half Of the power by
proper dressing, making better meal and send
ing II from the mill perfectly cool and in good
order to ship. Where the running-gear Is in
good order, 1t is only necessary 10 ship the
r0ck, when The work viii be promptly done
and returned. Mil work in general, and all
orders from the country promptly attended 10
at prices that defy competition. All orders adj
dressed to me in care Of q. W. Payne & Co. will
mest with prompt attention.
oc2I THOMAS DELANY.
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TSoS Jackson put on The board OF grand
Z furv commissioners.
rrha Oseeola Times desDOn6ently says:
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saturday, 5th DAY Of November, 1874,

at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets, iu the city of Memphis Tennessee.
sell, within legal lGurs- at public sale, 90 the
hignest bidder for cash, the property described
In siid crust deed rs q Tot OF parcel ot land.
with iTupru Teueuis thereon situate. lying
and being in she city OF Memphis, county o..
shelby ana state Of Eennassae. viEs Part of
block No. 81, iu ORIGINAL country lot SO. 8..i.
on the south side or Jui0u street, beginning
at a point about 10 feet east truu The junction
of Union and second .lzeeis- thence west
with the south Side OF Union street 50 feet,
more or less; thence south 20 feet % an alley
thence east with said aAey about 80 feet @
thence north 200 feet % the beginning, The
beginning point In this description and the
east boundary Of said ilt VIII extend t1 and
include the middle of the division wal. of the
double tenement brick residences conveyed
by Joseph 10. W .lIlms 20 said ID. B. E0uuy
and e.. W. Focll5rr respecLlvely= said lot and
premises hereby conveyed being the same
conveyed BY said Williams 10 said ID, b. Mol
10y by deed datel November ID. 1860 and re-
corded ia The Registers Office OF shelby cuuu-
ty, Ia book &, pa-a %.
The titla l1 sad property is believed % De
good. but I sell AID convey only as trustee.
October j. ls74- J. W CLAPP, Trustee.
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Irusf ee's Sale OF Lands in Bolivar
County, Mississippi,

UY virtue OF q deed OF trust 20 W. &. Cum
- ninEha1I, Trustee, recorded iu deed 1ooE
=, pace IS, in the Cnaucery Court Clerks off
uary y lsl3r BY George y. Austin and NDlneE
Elels lo secure l-e payment Of .laIr four prom
l-slry notes or That date Tor $50 2-lI, 500 and
e4Ill, respectively. payable l1 lf. j. Weeks ami
u. j. Martin, the llst Of WLlcu notes has been
transferred ID owen AIerL FeLler. ami 1v vlr-
Tue OF my Apo lumeII as Trustee. vice W. T..
Cunningham resi- zue1- 30 execute SAID trust.
i VIII Du
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MAEUFAGFURED EXPRESSLY FOB THEIR TRADE.

They Defy Competition in Quality,
Style and Price. Fits guaranteed to be as
good as can be made to order, and as they
bUy exclusively for cash, cannot be under
sold in'this or any other market
In addition TO their stock of new and
desirable goods, they have large lot of
Goats, Pants and Vests of Broken Suits,
which they propose to sell regardless of
cost---many articles at say half the cost.
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FINDER aud by virtue Of a deed OF trust
~ executed 70 me March % I6II. by Annie
r. Johnston, TO secure q certain indebtedness
therein mentioned. and OF record In the Re-
ster's office Of shelby county, in book Is. pa-s
5el viii, on
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These Epsctacies are uauuf8cturel from
1 "MlN U LE CRY -TAL PEBBLES melted 20
setners and are called DIAMOND on account
OF their hardness and brilIiancy.
Having been tested with the polarlscOpe, the
diamond lenses have been found 70 admit tf-
teen per cent. less heated rays than any ether
pebble. Tbey are ground with great scientific
accuracy, are free nom clr0lat1c a 0errGtl0 ions,
and produce brightness and dlstincruess OF
vision not before attained in spCcfarlls. Nam
uiactured by the speaeer 8pfisel sEaHs-
faefu RUG AoEilpEHy ~ a. y For sale by re-
spuus1pte agents IN every cfiy Iu She onion.
~ q. BYRD. JgWeler and uUlcigu. la sole
Agent fer Memphis, Tenn, from whom they
can only be obtained, No peddleTE en- 5lovst.
% not Duy pair unless You see tire lrfd=
mo
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tnreTs 81 the state: -. s.
+, ~ 4 lewis, for last fennesses,
81 Il 15sIl. far Middle Tennessee.
- 49, Cor Wei Ieunf see.
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49, -, AZ III iotl COMM szioners throuso-
me ooa q ., ysers composed exclusively OF
oui sc 7lssS ~, ii,as,ierton party, aud there
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The New Orleans Bulletin of the
| twentieth says: "rne T. =. Lee still has the
right and title 10 be called Champion not
| only for speed, but for the immense freigdts
she has been bringing in lately. She has
| been for the last three or four trips excelllng
/ herself trip after trip, and yesterday arrived
! after noon with i2i2 bales or cotton and g35l
sacks the largest lOadiOf the season THE
] Nicksburg Herald says: "The Belle of Texas
/ Is TO be put IN the trade between this city and
/ Nalchez, ana VIII connect with the boats OF
! The Anchor line. She VIII start IN immedi-
/ ately after diScnarging her freight at New
orleans, making two trips a week. ".........
| Hey, the st. Louis Democrat says: This is a
sale by father 10 son, and the price IS not an
! indication OF the value OF tn e property. Cap
| tain Kinney would not have sold the boat
and barge 10 any other person TOR forty thou
sand dollars. '..--.--.-Ihe 81. Louis Times Of
| Wednesday has the following: ''The river
| column Of the st. Louis DenaOcrd. yesterday
| morning contained the following: THE Gin
| Ct nnau Commercial has the following inaccu-
| rate statement nom its 81. Louis correspond
ent; There is a movement on foot here which
/ has for it, object the establishment OF
aud New Orleans Il Is said the Anch-
or line has agreed 10 20 into the en-
terprise, and IL only lacks the acquiescence of
few bOat-oWners 70 make IL liked fact.
The Great Republic ard James Howard will
stay outside, brt can come In II they choose. D"
As this report . Is the correspondent referred
10, we suDnl- this OFT OF news as proof OF
what is affirmed above. This is official: II is
intended % form a line OF boats to New Or
leans, composed of the following steamers:
Ste. Geueyteye, Capitol C1ty, City OF NickS-
burg, Julia, JnO. Kyle, Jno. A seudder, City
Of Quin-y, City Of Alton, Commonwealth,
Susie Silver, and Glencoe, 70 run daily, il
necessary, and leave the ports of st. Louis
and New Orleans on schedule time. This line
OF boats viii give particular attention 10 way
business. This line Will put boats in the trib-
utaries, and give them, II necessary, a daily
connection. The line will be called the Anchor
line packet company, 1t will be organized
under the general laws Of the state Of Mis-
souri,. With full. maid egpttal. free from
all Membranes and liabilities, and will be
entitled 20 the confidence and support of the
public The Cincinnati Eng ltfrerOf We'd
neSday says; "The case OF Captain John NJ.
Phillips, owner Of the Steamboa l. e. NJ Cor
mick, for carrying passengers 70 a recent prize
fight, was up in the United States district
court al Pittsburg yesterday. He was found
guilty on two OF the charges, and fined i've
hundred dollars on one count aud two hun
dred dollars on the second. The third charge
is pending, but probably will not be brought
to trial.
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will be pleased To see my friends at the Com
Dnnp's OnBce. Madison streeg. Where
contracts VIII be made 20 all points East and
TO Liverpool.
ogii2 ROBERT GIBSON.
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TRUNK FACTORY
$50 MAIN STR EET.

lNO MERCHANTS we ofer Trunks, ValIses.
Z etc, manufactured at home, as low and
advantageOusly as can be had in any market
on the continent.
IN RETAIL we reduced prices and do re-
pairing on short notice, and in a rOrknan-
lih- =. -s-F--- \. LEVY & co.
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a=slsslPrl AND TENNESSEE
asnrHIs AND LIrTlG ROCK.

Htl-IIII y ~ LIIIIII FlIlhF
ARRIVES:
81 al ieyUry dayl al / am. Freight and
A Accommodation AT = 40 pm.
DEPARTS.
EEIE ,sVery day). a. $50 am. Freight and
Accom- mod ItiOu a am.
-lasniu.-rars on mail trains
Depot Center Landing, foot OF washington
street
TiCsct-ofces, No. ~ corner Aadison) aud
70. 20 Main street.