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How He Wanted His Picture Taken

\ estcrday young man with n wart
on his nose dropped in at the sherman
photograph gallery and remarked that
he wanted some pictures taken.
"Will you have it standing, or a
bust?" queried the artist.
"Bust~ exclaimed the fellow, as he
picked up his hat. "Bust, Mister! do
| look like fellow that would come
into a picture gallery to get on a bust?"
They explained to him, and finally
persuaded him to sit long enough for a
negative. The picture was Il good one,
and the nose stood out like Il black cat
in bay window.
The fellow looked at it, and as he
handed it back, said:
"Shoot again, old pard," and see if
you can't make the wart look like a
piece Of chewing gum"
They told him that it couldn't be
done.
"WelI, see here row, pard," he
pleaded, "my names Trufies, and I'm
engaged to girl back in Injiana, she
wants my picture. She don't know I've
got this wart; it's growed here since |
left there; and if you could just rub it
out Of the picture and make it look
like something that she's familiar with
"A slice of bacon, for instancc--Hd
feel better"
They fixed it up for him, and when
he went out he chuckled.
"That'Il fetch her; she'll just natu-
rally think I'm foatin' round in solid
comforts, like bacon and string beans
and sicb
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CGNSUMPTION CAN HE CURED.

when writing 10 Advertisers please ancn'
ton the name # this paper. sad h.
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Tested 10y Popular Use for over
a Quarter of a Century,

DR.. STEONG'S SNNNTIVE PTLTS
tUre Constipation. LaUudicc. Liver Com aut Diar-
rhca, pNs"utcTy Collie. Ec Unaiisu. FRY sipcIas and
all disorders Of Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
DIR. STRONG'S PICTORIAL STOMACH FILLS
Cure Coughs, Colds, Group, Dyspepsia. Sick Head
che, Disease Of the Heart, Female Complaints and
II arrangements Of the Chest aud stomach.
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The PHYSICAL CONDITION OF THE
PLANET MERCURY.-Dr. Z0llner has
deduced some important conclusions as
to the condition of this planets surface
from measures of the intensity of its
light, which he succeeded in making on
two occasions by the use of his pho
tometer. This instrument, contrived
by several years ago, is a very beautiful
application of the principle that if light
be reflected from a smooth surface, such
as plate of glass, inclined at a certain
angle, it undergoes a modification of
such nature that the amount reflected
from a second plate inclined to it at the
same angle varies as the plate is turned
about the ray as an axis, being greatest
when the two plates are parallel, and
nothing when the second plate is turned
round through right angle from this
position. Thus by turning the one
plate round, the light of a lamp may be
reduced in any required degree till it is
equal to that Of the heavenly object of
which the brightness is required, and
the angle turned through from the po-
sition for extinction gives n measure of
this brightness. DIR. Zollner uses
rather more convenient arrangement
than two glass plates, viz: two Nichols
prisms, but the principle is the same.
From his measures Of the brightness Of
Mercury with his photometer, he con-
cludcs that the reflective power or
albcdo Of this planet is much the same
as that Of the moon being little higher
than quartz porphyry); and that the
change Of brightness with the phase
probably follows the same law as in the
case Of the moon, which Is very different
from that OF a smooth body. \ dis
cussion Of numerous measures of the
moon in different phases led Zollner to
the conclusion that the change of bright
ness is Just what would hold for a rough
surface in which the average slope Of
the hills was SO; and he now infer
similar condition of things in Mercury,
which must therefore be without an at
mosphere. The albcdo Of the other
planets, with the exception Of Mars, Is
very much larger, and they have, there
fore, probably very dense atmosphcrcs,
which reflect all the suns rays. Mars
would appear to hold an intermediate
position; part of its light being reflected
from its atmosphere, and part from its
surface. Dr. Zollner has also attempted
to determine the albedo Of the earth
from a comparison Of the dark and
bright parts Of the moon, these being
respectively lighted by the earth and
te sun; but he has not yet obtained
sufficient observations to settle this
point.
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AGENTS WANED.:::. p: :,.s ,5 os.i :s;

I%PF<@gRsey3syEEFRJi Iao page Book and samples O,
iiss$Slsssks 1fuhbcr Roofing. 1OniIyFrto
materials for new roof 4Lc A il.
AHs4 ~ EszS Fire proof durable. cheap. Easily
49, 49, applied with positive satisfaction
---ss~-sss Write mt OuCc and save money
5fpssssgs "a. Y. Slate Roofing Co,
CEDAR N.
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ing breadstufIs, and also a surplus to
supply a portion of his market town
with the same, thus retaining a large
amount of money in his section which
otherwise would go elsewhere to pur-
chase breadstufs; two fields in corn,
yields crop which feeds his working
working stock, fattens his beef and pork
and enables him to do without purchas-
ing his meat elsewhere; two fields of
cotton will then yield sufficient to pay
his merchant off for clothing and gro
ceries. This is the farmers life, and
his four hundred acres can he managed
by twelve hands, with ease and comfort.
The different crops demand attention
at different points of time.
The planter who has four hundred
acres under cultivation, of cotton and
corn alone, must have at least twenty
five hands to work the same, and at
least the same number of work stock.
He must purchase his provisions, and
ultimately his net profits will be less
than the farmers.
LARGE AND SMALL FARMS. BY the
census of 1870 the farms of the United
States are divided as 10 size as follows,
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NJ Years established, JONES COMMERCIAL

FL NASH Isl Broadwsy, \; J; ;m MAJ
E u HhSh' of solid Gold JEW EiliG of every
description The stock is large, very choice aud IL
offered at retail at trade prices to keep our workmen
going Bills under sI5 Il. o. order in advance Over
81 q d n nrivilepe 10 examine. Catalogue free.
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clothing and lodging against the skin.
Justice Miller fined Clements ten dol
lars for gambling, and continued the
charge Of stabbiDg until tomorrow.
Marshall was arrested for shooting with
intent to kill, and will have . hearing
tomorrow afternoon.
Tracey & Co. yesterday presented to
Captain Miller and the steamer Thomp-
son Dean 8 copy Of the testimonial OF
certain leading gentlemen Of Memphis,
recently published in the Memphis pa.
pers, which lie not only very creditable
proof OF the capacity OF the well-known
job-printing firm, but an evidence of the
grest good taste for which it has credit
everywhere This testimonial Is print
ed from new script Of handsome face,
on white satin, the impression being 30
delicate, yet clear, as to lead to the sup
position that 1t is the work OF some mas
ter OF csligraphy rather than Of typogrs-
ply, q becoming tribute from one OF the
first OF the printing establishments OF
the south, to one of the most accom-
plIshed steamboat commanders on the
mississippi. This testimonial will hang
In the cabin OF the Thompson Dean, tes-
tifyipg to the worth Of the donor and
donee, as well as that Of the gentleman
whose names appended to it give it all
its value.
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PERSONAL.

CAPTAIN ED G. MACKEN, OF Evans
vile, Indiana, was in the city yester-
day.
MANAGER JOE BROOKS, of the Mem
phis Thester; returned yesterday from
New Orleans.
Mr. FREDERICK A. JOHNSON, general
superintendent of the Mississippi and
Orlnoco shipping company, with head
quarters at st. Louis, is in the city.
Mr.. r. N. RAY, OF the large brewing
establishment OF Spencer, M'Ksy & Co,
Pittsburg, is at present on business
visit to the city. Mr.. Ray Ia decidedly
popular among his Memphis friends, and
the firm he represents does large busi-
ness In this city.
WE regret to learn that i'll health
has induced Mr.. James II. O'COnnell to
resign his position as travelling agent for
]. T. Warren & Co., OF Cincinnati, with
which house be has teen connected for
over eight years. During this time j.
T. Warren d Co. have been reliably,
pleasantly and advantsgeously intro
duced throughout the south by Mr..
O'Connell, whose efforts In behalf of
the firm have always been energetic,
faithful and efficient. Not only in Men,
phis, but throughout the country west,
south and east Of this city, Mr.. O'Con-
nell is perhaps better known to the trade
than any gentleman Of our acqusint-
ance. Not only as business man, act.
i've and prompt in every duty, but as a
warm.hearted, true and excellent gen.
tleman do We all know him, and appre-
ciste those qualities Of heart and mind
which win esteem, command respect,
and secure staple friendship. His visits
have always been anticipated with in
terest, and his presence welcomed with
pleasure. We hardly realizs that he
viii come no more, and this regret is
shared by his every acquaintance, and
especially by the trade. Our sincere
wish is that he will soon find relief from
his present illness and resume his visits
to cur city and our people, who will
long cherish an apprecistive and pless-
ant remembrance of him.
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RunmB AID BoARD.

II URsE-Appiy at
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The deleyates elected on said I4th day OF De-
Exposition building, in the city OF Memphis,
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PERSONAL.

4 INSTRUCTIONS on the Banjo by Prof. Jas.
x Tsl lor, Is Second street
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Tonight the Helping-Hand club will
give sociable in the First Baptist
church. The Helping. Hand club is one
of the most worthy organizations in
Memphis, and has done great deal for
the advancement of the church's inter-
est. Those who attend this sociable will
be elegantly entertained by the officers
and members of the club.
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Ladies' Christian Association
Intelligence Office.

This employment agency hss been ts-
tablished to secure employment and
good homes for boys, girls and women,
without charge to them; but will trans
act the usual business of an intelligence
Office and secure help, either men or
women, for the charge Of one dollar for
each person secured. Office 1853 Main
street, opposite Overton courthouse and
next to the Temperance lunch-house.
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THE best collection ever offered IL
now on exhibition at 2693 Main street.
Life-like chromos, English steel en-
cravings, and other rare works of art, to
be sold without reserve this (Wednes
day and Thursday evenings, at half
past two and seven O'Clock, at auction.
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READ the advertisement in to.day's
APPEAL concerning the sale of a plan
tatiOn in Bolivar county, Mississippi, on
the twentieth instant
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THE best collection ever offered Ia
now on exhibition at 1891 Main street
Life-like chromos, English steel en-
cravings, and other rsre works of art,
to be sold without reserve this (Wednes-
day. and Thursday evenings, at half
past two and seven o'clock, at auction.
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sTOvEs-sTOVEs-sT DVES.

at Reduced Prices, latest improved
Heating stoves, for ParIOr, offices
churches and stores. Largest variety at
wEsTER d COS,
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FOE LIE Sc.

I AND-TweDty acres good garden land, very
IL rich, lies level; apple orchard Of two acres;
house OF three rooms and kitchen stables,
and al necessary oUthouses; one hundred and
nifty hotbed SASH half-mlle from northern ter
minus OF Main 81. oars, IN C. splendid neigh
borhood. VIII lease for three years. More
land can be leased If desired. 1. d. COMA
WAY. Real Estate AGENT. No. 8 Madison St
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STRAINED Oh STOLEN.

IA ULEY COW-From the commons of South
AVA Memphis, my muley COW, gray color, hlit
ears, and branded Is. s. on hip. A liberal re-
ward viii be given for her return, or informa.
ton of her whereabouts
GEORGE HOOK,
residence corner fernando and Georgia sts.
AZ ULE-From Eay stable on Dunlsp street,
w Monday evening, November I'D, one
mouse-coloIed, medium sized ma are mule; six
years old; shOd heavy. a liberal reward will
be given ioT her return to me a S56 Front ST.,
Memphis, Tenn. JOHN BOOTH,
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AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY.-Brown's
Bronchial Troches are widely known as
an established remedy for coughs, colds,
bronchitis, hOarseEes and other troubles
of the throat and luugs. eod&w
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COME to the Helping Hand sociable
tonight, at the First Baptist church.
Oysters, etc.
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Toy Books.

A large and variet selection at Msns-
ford's, corner Second ard Monroe.
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The following cases are set for trial to-
day: 6l3, William Jordan; 6l2, Ben.
Evans; Gil, Amanda Hunter; 8O9, Dan.
Morris; sos, Annie Kelly; sos, William
Carlow; sos, Margaret Mclaughlin;
602, Jim Morris; Sol, James Merton;
$50, Dave Morris.
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LOOK at our all-Wool cashmere pants
for So 80, at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
25l Main street.
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HOLDERS Of the Mississippi liquidat-
ing levee five per cent. bonds will hear
something to their advantage by adj
dressing Green's bank, Jackson, Missis-
sippi, stating the amount they hold.
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CoRNHUsK Cigarettes, full Perique.
81. Esch, sole agent, 81 Main and go
Second streets.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
Second street. TT. WALKER & co.
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LOOK at our fine boys' suits we are
selling at S., at the Oak Hall clothing
house, 25I Main street.
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LAW REPORTS.
Chaneery Court-MorSan. Judge.

Court will meet at ten o'clock this
morning and the following causes COM
pose the calendar: 1856, Mosby, re.
ceiver vs William A. Stovan; 1870,
Moon VS. Harrell.
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a Paris Novelty.

Just received through n emphis Gus
tOmhOuse fr"m Paris, handsome Per-
sian Wraps, for parties, baIl- and thea
ters. MENKEN BROTHERS.
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Ladies' Fur Sets,

Children'S fur sets; California bIan-
kets; cheap white blankets; wool fam
nels, zoe and upward.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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STOLEN.

AZ ULE.-FroIn the undersigned, on Mon
III day, Septem Der 18th, one so-rel- bay hon e
mule-ebsut fifteen hands high; eight or nine
years oidt dark stripe running on backbone
from the shoulder TO the tail dark ST. pc down
each shoulder; small dark stripes around the
forelegs, and extendiL= up above the knees on
the inside; dark name and tail. was in good
order and well built; rides and works well,
Any in iorm alton in regard to the mule will be
thankfully received, and a liberal reward
given for the return of the mule TO me 81 my
residence, W. W ELLIOTT,
Elliott's Mill, Pamela county, Miss.
nOy3O-dl W-WlW
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STEAYED,

NJ ARE From subscriber, November Both,
WI bay mare; white spot in forehead,
hind feet white near hoef, and white mark
on each shou der. Any one knowing her
whereabouts VII leave her at Van Brocklin's,
on Second street. Will be reasonably rewarded.
deS JAMES ID. WALTERS
81 E-COLT-MULE-S trayed from the
II owner, iour miles north OF Shelby De
pot, one back horse, blind In right eye, 171S
hands NIGH; one bal6-faced colt, three years
DID, anu one dai ebay horse mule, nine or
ten years Old, any Information concerning
the above Viii oe literally rewarded, by
hERRON, COMMON & CO.,
6 and 8 West Court,
OF Il ENELEY,
del Shelby DEPOT.
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PAY your city tax for 1875, and save
four per cent. discount.
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Velvet CIOaks.

At the Osk Hal clothing house, 20
Maiu street, 800 children's suits at 81.
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ArrENp Robertson,s Rusiness College
Dress Goods.

PAY your city tax for 1875, and save
four cent. discount.
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OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
2JI Main street.
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Bethel acknowledgements,
ThHrSffAY and Friday.

II you want an inviting dinner and
pleasant attendants, just call at 269
Main street, upstairs, where you will be
cheaply served from twelve until six.
Elegant dinner for fifty cent?. Oysters
extra,
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Our SDeciaIaies.

GET fruit Trees from ElmwOod nurse
ny. Office, 346 Main, Schwill's seed
store,
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Go Pc Leddln's Business College.

FOUR hundred coats Of broken suits at
Sc each, at the Oak Hail clothing house,
25l Main street.
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Novelties I'm Fans,

Some elegant fans Just received in
bond from Paris. These are elegant,
new and stylish EOGds.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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PAY your city tax for 1875, and save
four per cent. dlsoount.
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Juvenile Books

BRYANT's Library Of Poetry and Song,
at Marsfords, cor. Second and Monroe.
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For elegant dress goods In new style
pIaids go 10 MENHEN BROTH ERS.
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NEURALGIA.-"Neur cures,it. Sold
by 6. W. Jones q Co., Memphis.
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Circait Court-HeiskeII, Judge.
Criminal Court-FIipptn. Judee.

J. P. Mshony VS. George Malone, is
the only case on to-dsy's calendar.
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Fine stationery, elegant juvenile
books, teachers Bibles, fine pocket.bOoks.
A 4. DOB & co. 81 " ain.
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SIX and Gauze Brocades.

A novelty for evening wear, OF our
own importation, just opened.
MENREN BROTHERS.
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Halliday Goods.

large assortment of useful articles
suitable for holiday gifts, at moderate
prices. MENBEN BROTHERS.
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For Christmas presents, at Mansiord's
corner Second and Monroe.
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FOX SALE.

I OF (Desirsblel-66x74h fee, corner Adans
u ALu Weter streets, with Two one story
BRICK Is, for ale low, Apply to 49,
h. ID. BULKLEY, SO Madison st
poUQUETs and fine CUT FLOWERS at
- Mn. SbEDGE'S, on Rayburn avenue.
Leave orders at Sledge, Mckay & Co.'s. Ue8
0np uOn FENCE PIGKErs, at 81 50 per
NJOsOOJ Thousand, by
DEL WILLIAMS q CO., Lumber Dealers.
va IND MILL,-with pump complete; power
w sumcient 70 draw q colnmn Of water an
inch taick Gom depth OF fifty feet; as good
as new. d. B. BARNES, 2So Main ST.
DLANTATIoNS-In Bolivar county, Miss.
lao acres, so in cultivation; residence, steam
gin, new mill two engines, ample buildings.
Tie Lee Place." one mile from Beulah, ga
acres, gln-Duiidlng, ETC., SOJ acres in cultlv8.
ton. be BelRmy Place i've miles from
bsulaht lLZ1 acres, 40 acres 4 nm eriy IN Guilt
WALTON, but ieI ceg and buildings destroyed.
several tracts CT nne land on Bayou Phalia
etc-in al six plantations, all divided to suit
purchasers. except " Dora"
Eov3 CHAS CLARKE
4 OSFEUrlON ERY-An extensive stock OF
=. confectionery, toys and fancy articles en-
braclng everything pertaining 10 q hrst-class
candy mandatory, consisting OF all the
utel slh necessary 70 carry on the baking,
conieclloneTy and candy manufacturing busi-
ne-S. Cash, city real estate, or notes with ap-
pIoNed hecunty taken, as may best suit the
RuIchsser. GOOD reason given for selling.
ror Iurffser particulars apply on the premises,
o-.L. 4ls VAIN ST.
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New and pretty, very cheap, at
MENKEN RkOTHERS.
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ONE thousand odd vests at 81 each, at
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STEAMBOATS,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE steamer JAS. HOWARD IL 4
L being unavoidably detained &zfS5zszlEk
by fog and other casualties, will leave for
Nicksburg, New Orleans and all way and
bend landings this THU RSDAY, the eth, at 6
pm. For freight or passage apply to
J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
deco 40 Front street.
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FE'HE Democratic Executive Committee OF
i the City of Memphis hereby order the
election of Delegates, aud the holding of
convention, for the nomination of a candi-
date for N ay or of Memphis. Ana to carry out
said objects, said Committee hereby direct
that the subcommittee in their respective
wards, whose names are hereinafter stated,
shall open and hold an election for the num-
Der OF delegates hereinafter mentioned; the
election of said delegates to be by ballot, to be
he by said Sub-COmmitte from o'clock
pm. 10 O'CLOCK pm. on
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LOST.

DRACELET-0n Saturday last, a narrow
I'D gold bracelet, mark ed on the inside. A
literal reward viii be paid for its return TO
this Office. decs
I kOG.-Five ollars reward will be paid for
j tha return TO No 2sT Beale street, or
solid liver, oiored pointer dog. When strayed
Oh bad 6,ock and chain on.
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TAKEN up.

fOW- On my p!ace, Novembe 2ist, ~ miles
~ northwest Of Memphis, a cark yinted me-
dunn sized COO, white face, smooth crop on
each ear, VII lie belly. The owner can have
the same by proving pr per y and paying
charge. Address Frank Tslley, $50 Poplar 81,