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Consumption.

Consumption is often the result OF not
curinU cough or cold at the proper time:
Peopie seldom realize their mistake until
they have fallen victims to this terrible dis
ease. when it often proves too late. Take
advice, and when troubled with coughs,
colds, asthma, whooping cough. Group, in,
fluenza, bronchitus, pains in the chest and
ali diseases of the throat and lungs, use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, an
infallible remedy for the above named dis
eases. Ask your druggist for it Price ooc;
Sold by A. T. Young.C. ana
Logan q Co, wholesale agents.
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Knrthx nj Praise.

Asa rule we do not recommend Patent
Medicines. but when we know Of one that
really is a public benetactor, and does posi-
tiyely cure, then we consider it our duty to
;mnsrt that information to all. Electric
Bitters are truly most valuable medicine,
and will surely cure Billiousness, Fever
and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Kidney Com
nlaiuts. even where all ether remedies fail.
We know whereof we speak, and can freely
recommend them to all-Ereh-Sold at
fifty cents bottle, by Logan &Co.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoRK, November 2o.-Dry Goods
With demand for small assortments to meet
most urgent necessities, the aggregate is
not large. In cottons and cottonRades
transactions in excess Of requirements are
at concessions in buyers favor, but this
class of dealings 10 exceptive. With the
exception of the light trade noted, the mar
ket is quiet to dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-21

Millions of Bottles of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs ana
Colds, as Trial Bottles OF the large size.
This enormous outlay would be disastrous
TO the proprietors, were it not Tor the rare
merits By t this WSnse Ga m DTus
ore and get a loo. Trial Bottle fres, and
or yourself. 1t never halls to cure.
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Malvern, Ark, May 2, 1881.
We have cases In our town who lived ~ Hot
80 aud were finally cured with :. 5. 3.
MCCAMMoS & MURRY.
Nemphis, Tenn, May u, 1881,
r. nave Sold 10 bottles OF =. 3. = In q year.
- given universal satisfaction Fair
rJsd physicians now recommend II as 3
1--we specific. 8. MANSFIELD & Co.
louisville, XIV, May Is, 1881.
i : = has given better satisfaction than any
Iclne have ever sold. !. n. FLEXNER-
Denver, Col, May 2, 1881.
we purchaser speaks la the highest terms
|>SS l. MEIssETER.
gtvs never handled anything which gave
|,.rSs,,slactiOu for Blood and Skin diseases
IsSSS CLARK & SCLArER,
Danvtlle, Va
: :. cured me Of Scalp Sores, Sores in
,,ri> and lars, after everything known 70
i. medical profession had failed. Three
1,n, have passed since l Quit taking 5. :. \ ;
-7s suO symptom OF the disease remaining
X psTmsneutly cured. 1t stands unriyal-
Eaoca, y. \.
- stands without q peer. The profess
i Vii have 10 acknowledge 10 Specific
z.5Od Diseases. DR.. y. l. GALLOWAY,
Monroe, Ga.
TOI dsabt, come 70 see us and we VIII
| Il YOU. OF charge you nothingu Write
PARTICULARS, and a copy OF q little book
issage 20 The Unfortunate Suffering" Ask
] prominent druggist a. TO our standing.
$1,000 REWARD iCiU be paid to
p Chemist lCho 1riU ind on analysis Of
J0tt'es Of S. S S. one particle Of
'rcH7L IOfide PtGSSiRDs, or any
Neru substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Proprs, Atlanta, Ga.
|fieeOfSmall Size el.OO
Large i" L8O
ffate supplied by Logan 4 Co., and Laugh
Bros. TO. auglI
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Truatee,a 0ale.


ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Ralph Ankle and Jane o. Arklc,
his wife, 10 the underslGnsd trustee. BEARING
date on the 18Th day O J.npAr,, a: d; iS6
and of record In the once Of the CLERK Of the
County Court for Ohio county, West Virginia,
In deed Of trust book No. u, page %, wiu'
on
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER sorn, A. D. issa.
commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. T., atpubiic auc-
ton, AZ the front door Of the Court Aouse Tor
said county, In said city, sell 20 the highest
and best bidder the following descrtoed piecee
or parcels Of land situated on Zaner Inland
in said CITY, county and et.ts, that - 70 ~:
Lots numbered three t0 and four az In n. W.
PhillipS addition 70 said city OF Whecliug;
nIso, lois number ed one hundred and thirty
three CiSsl, one hundred aud thirty tour uNl,
and one hundred and THIRTY. ave usS) In
Daniel Zanes addition TO satd city.
TERMS OF eALK-0ne-half OF the purcheso
money or a. much more ~ the purchaser nay
elect cash In hand on the day OF sale, the
balance In six months from the day Of Aaies
with interest from that day, the purchaserto
give his note for the deferred pay ment, ana
10 secure the payment OF same by deed o
trust on said property, duly executed ana
""'h''''' " HENRY n. RUssELI.
w r. HALLER. Auctloneer, noiN
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wEpNEspAY, pEcEMBER aorn, A. D. be
W. Il. HALLxR, AuctIoneer' MOLE
Truetee's Sale Of Valuable, Fur
niturA. CarDets. &c.

nIVuTO, OHrpcOSe Ocs
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF ASSIGN.
Id ment and trust made By 0sorIe bcran.
age 10 the undersigned trustee datcd the Ht1
day OF August, In the yeAr b42, and recoreee
In the Clerk once OF the County OogH q
q, page ii, I win seliss public auction. for
cash, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER n, ie1,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock .. m, Of said day, ae
the 81, James Hotel, on Water street, In the
City Of Wheeling. all the following dssfrIesd
personal properly ow In satd 81. James Hotel,
Viz: "a bedsieads, 2 extension tables In diutng
room, 8 hotel lounge In reading room. 2hotes
lounges In Once, wardrobes, stove and M.
lures In tar.room, ] stove and nxtures In
reading room, Paintings In pailor. ffAint.
ipgs In Office, % cane seat hotel chairs, usl'
nut chairs, 7 rocking chairs, % writing table,
eight day office clock. water cooler 10 800
room, u feather pillows, ~ mattrceees lhairs
cottof, top and HUSKY, all napkina, sheets.
towels, spreads and other linen and cotton
articles used In aald hotel; all dining room,
Kitchen and chamber ware, utensils ana In
plemsnts used about said hotel. Also al bar.
room furniture, fixtures and stock eteem
boiler In cellar. used for heating wa0r toS
laundry; all carpets In rooms numbered b,
So, "a, 8, IS, IS and o, three ply. carpsni 40
in rooms numbered 20, Il, ~, ", u, W and ~
also 81, IS, 20, 81, -: also In rooms numbered
room mum bered 80, extra three ply Also Bru.-
sels carpet In parlor Of said hotel; also wash
box in laundry Il large min or In wash-,oems
1 pair Howe's scales IN store'room; AL The
glassware, queensvESe apd silver ana plate0
wars used In the dinins om and COOK houso
OF said hotel. Terms Of sale cash.
boi5ei T. NJ. REILLY, Truhfes.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 6a2O Per Cent.-GOyerD uents
Lower-Stocks Active, Weak and Low.
er-FIour Steady and Unchanged
wheat Unsettled and Lower.
New York, November 20.-MoNEY-
At 6G2O per cent, 10 per cent offered.
Prime mercantile paper, 6@7H per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, steady at
1901; demand 4S4N.
GovERSMENTs-% per cent. lower for ex-
tended IS and As coupons, but otherwise
unchanged.
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5000 M0NTH-AGKHTD WAHHAO
p11E Leo best selling aytielca In %
AHJ world; . sample fres: Addrs0Sa
VSIO BrOHsOn Detroit, Ma
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ron oAlR.

NOR ;sALE-rIvs SECOND, land
Engines, y, u, 10 and % Hore s1wef'
Enanire q 2la Eo0 street 9<..2
NOR sALE-THE STOCK AND 0O0D
One. IN this city :or Win IN ns,sfi.l q lSs s
% ss e. iSsss :SssSCs. ?, eli III
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My daughter had very weak back.
PERuNA cured her. JOHN ORsILL, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
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BRowN's IRON BITTERS
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-21

~ Agents wanted. IS a day made
>Sssll selling our New Household
VI Articles and Family Scale.
Aaa- ~ Weighs up ~ . lbs-R Sells a5
-i'>i DOMESTIC STALE Co,
Cincinnati, D.
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+ : stands without q peer. The protes-
Vii have 10 acknowledge 10 Specific
g.5Od Diseases. DR.. y. l. GALLOWAY,
Monroe, Ga.
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=!
Ihsther In Its Primary, Secondary Oh
Tertiary stage.
Cures When Hot Springs Fail |

gsurovss ali traces Of Mercury from the sys'
M Cures Scrofula. Old Sores, RheumS'
:. Eczema, Cstarrh or any Blood Disease
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8 vs never handled anything which gave
- satisfaction for Blood and Skin diseases
I,sSSS CLARK & SCLATER,
/ Danvtlle, Va
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NTa,,nhIa Tann Nav NJ Isl

Malvern, Ark, May 2, 1881
VI have cases In our town who lived At Hot
|.rrEs aud were finally cured with :. 5. ).
MCCAMMoS & MURRY.
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Denver, Col, May 2, 1881.
I've purchaser speaks la the highest terms
$50 L. NECESSITIES.
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Louisville, Ky, May Is, 1881.
S, has given better satisfaction than any
tcIns nave ever sold. !. A. FLEXNER-
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2 rou dsabt, come 70 see us and we will
TAE YUU. or charge you nothtngM Write
PARTICULARS, and a copy Of little book
lSsage 20 the Unfortunate Suffering" Ask
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Memphis, Tenn, May u, 1851,
r. nave SOld 40 bottles Of =. =. \. In q year.
- given universal satisfaction. Fair
Ia 'phySIcians now recommend Il as 3
.ifivs spaeinc, 8 MASsFIELD & Co.
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EfOpfSl ALIaHIdl Nos
ffate supplied by Logan 4 Co., and Laugh
Bros. TO. auglI
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PERSONALS.

DR. w. A. HURT, OF the Rural Mississippi.tn,
is in the city, stopping at the New Clarendon
Hotel.
Mn WILLIAM KRoUsE, a youth formerly
in the employ of Fahlen & Kleinschmidt, and
whe was sent by them to Baltimore, has been
Eawarded the first premium for general pro-
iciency insthe Junior class of the Medical
College OF Pharmacy at that city.
MAJOR r. H. WILDBERGER, who for the
past eight years has filled the position OF
command liant of cadets and professor of natu-
raj science at the Kentucky Military Insti-
tute, has returned to this city to take charge
of property demanding his attention.
VisIToRs on Change yesterday: w. l..
Tresdweil, Lamar; Frank Lambeth, Middle
ton; Milt Tharp, Collierville; r. III. Wild
berger, Kentucky; Alex Duckworth, Browns
Vile; Robert Meek, Louisville; II. f. Hun
tington New York; II. Cummins, Tennessee.
Mr.. FRANK ARTHUR, the genilemanly
scent of Charles E. Ford's Opera Company,
arrived in ths city yesterday. He is
genial, whole-souled gentleman, who at one
time when bullets and hand missiles
fourished in the air, was with Commodore
Buchanan in the Confederate navy.
Mr. w. w. KINGDOM, a former resident of
this city, but who Is now connected with the
Texas and St. Louis railroad, Is in the city.
He speaks encouragingly of his road, and
says it will not be long before it reaches
Memphis. The route between Texarkana
and Waco Is in complete running order, there
being two trains a day. The work is pro-
crossing toward Pine Bluff The completion
OF the road will undoubtedly be of advantage
to Memphis.
THE marriage of Mr., Charles E. Morrow
and Miss Lizzie Brown was solemnized at
Calvary church yesterday morning, the Rev.
George White officiating. The church was
filed by the friends of the bride and groom,
who after the ceremony received hearty
congratulations. Both are well.known in
the city, and very highly esteemed. The
happy couple left for New Orleans on the
noon train on the Tennessee road, followed
by the good wishes and prayers Of all who
know them
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HOLY WEEK.
The Celebration of the Deyouf Catholics
Now Progressing.

| The Catholics have been celebrating Their
holy week with great devoutness at the vari
GUS churches, and perhaps a few words oil
! explanation may heighten the Significance oil
their devotions.
Holy week is the most important period
| OF the Catholic religion. 1t is called holy
because 1t is commemorative of Christs sui
| fering and final death on the cross. On
| Wednesday evening the churches are dark
| ened the Ienebre and remain 50 during the
week. This is to put one in mind of the
darkness that is said to have covered the
! whole earth during His cruci6xion. Thurs
day being the anniversary of the institution
OF the Eucharist and the priesthood of the
new law, is celebrated by two ceremonies of
significance, which take place during solemn
mass. The conservation of the oils takes
place that morning (Maundy Thursday.
During POntifical High Mass the Blessed
Sacrament is exposed in a separate repository,
placed in the sanctuary, richly adorned and
ornamented with flowers.
On good Friday the death of the Savior is
COMMUNICATED. Churches on this day all
appear in the garb of sorrow. The affairs
are stripped of all ornaments and no mass is
celebrated; the ceremonies and prayers read
together with the communion of the celebrant
being termed a nliSSa sioea-a dry mass. The
stations of the cross are made on Good Friday
evening.
On Holy Saturday the holy water is
blessed. On Saturday the services are COM
menced by the blessing of the "new fire" OBJ
tanned from flint and steel, because the true
vital light and warmth come from Christ our
Rock. This is followed by the blessing of
the paschal candle, an emblem of the arisen
Christ, and the chanting of all the prophetic
passages of the Old Testament pointing to
the resurrection of Christ After this the
benediction of the baptismal fonts, when the
clergy return in procession singing the litany
of the saints, and the joyous mass with it.
alleluias-a foretsste of the Resurrection
Easter Sunday celebrates the Resurrection
of the Savior
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

| -Michdcl StrogoF was repeated last nigh!
| TO large house.
Sam Cannon went off and was arraigned
| yesterday for the racket.
| The grand jury will most likely report
| on the Golden City disaster this morning.
The County Court did not meet yester-
| day. Hence the weather was bit cooler.
1.-THE Colonel" comes highly recon-
| mended as an entertaining theatrical person
age.
General Turner is again down with the
rheu matism. "Rht um atism" covers null
titude of sins.
-"Yes," remarked President Hadden, yes
terday, Shat court down there is paying.
It's the best bucket-shop in the District"
The Cotton Exchanges at New York and
New Orleans will be closed to-day and to-
morrow; consequently no telegraphic reports
will be received.
Marriages licenses were granted yester-
day to G. E. Morrow and Lizzie Brown, 81.
McGurk and Maria Shaw, L. o. Martin and
Fannie E. Schaffner.
The Theater has been patrouIzed by the
old-timers this week, who know a good thing
when they sc it. Those are the happiest
who sit near the footlights.
The engagement of Lawrence Barrett
The tragedian gives Memphis three nights,
Nashville two and Louisville only one.
IL guess I'll have to stay in town to-
night" remarked a suburban gentleman yes
terday. "They say this Nike Struckof is
something that nobody should miss seeing.
The State Medical Association will not
meet here until May 9th, when a very large
attendance is anticipated. The committee
on arrangements will secure reduced rates
for those who desire to attend.
Judge Horrigan having decided that
Gillespie, the lottery man, should pay the
$500 fine into the Court, the attorneys for
the ticket vender yesterday filed bill OF ex-
ceptlons and took the case to the Court of
Appeals.
President Hill, of the Cotton Exchange,
in response to the request for meeting of
that body to consider the subject of protec-
ton from overflow from the Mississippi
river, has appointed the meeting for this
afternoon.
Colonel John Powell in a brand new idyl-
lie suit of clothes yesterday took a party of
excursionists to jackson, to be in attendance
on the Supreme Court. There we're four in
hung; Sandy Mathews, sentenced to be |
hung; Alex Cla1ton, convicted thief, and |
Ben Lewis, convicted thief.
Private kilograms were received in the |
city yesterday from Indian Bay, Ark, that |
III. & l.. Silverman's store at that place was |
by fire. The store and stock we're |
valued at $4,000, and the loss is thought TO |
be total. The insurance is $4,000, and |
Hirsh & Gronauer placed the risks. There |
was no loss to Memphis companies.
The organ of the Cumberland Presby- |
terrain church will, ere long, be in service. |
Pitcher & Sons, of Louisville, are construct
ing it at cost of $4,000, and it is claimed
that it will be the first organ of the city in
point of completeness. 1t will be unusually
large and of a style entirely different from
the other organs here. 1t will BE- so built
that the organist will face the singers.
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QUARANTINE.
Resolution Regarding Ii Laid Before
The State Board eff Health.

AT the State Board of Health meeting, held
in Nashville recently, DIR. Thornton, of Mem.
phir, offered the following resolution which
was adopted:
Resolred, That this board recognizing the'pro
lection to the health of the people of the MtssIs
sippi valley and especially to the people .of Ten
nessee by quarantine and inspection service OF
the National Board of Health during the past two
summers and approaching the importance of the
re-esabllshment of the same quarantine and in
spection services for the summer and fall of 1882
R6SOlUed, That the National Board of Health be
requested to place ON duty at New Orleans, and
sHch other Southern ports as may be deemed nee
essary, an inspector or inspectors, whose duty
shall be to supervise the shipment by river rail
of all goods, merchandise, baggage. ETC.. and TO
advise the secretary of this board, whenever such
shipments are believed to be infected, or in any
wise dangerous to the public health.
ReSotued, That a copy OF this preamble and reSo-
buttons be forwarded to the secretary of the Ma
tional Board of Health ut Washington, d. c., with
the request that service be established not later
than May 1st, proximo.
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HAIR VIGOR.
A Vegetable Product.


Only used in AYERS AGUE CURE, has
proven itself never falling and rapid
cure for every form of Malarial Dis
order, Fever and Ague, or ChillS and
Fever. No injury follows its use, and
its effects are permanent. 1t rouses
the system to 4 condition of vigorous
health, clcanses the blood of malarial
poison, and imparts a feeling of COM
fort and security most desirable in
Ague districts. 1t is an excellent tonic
and preventative, as well as cure, of
all complaints peculiar TO malarious,
marShy and miasmatiC regions. The
great superiority of AYERS AGUE CURE
over any other compound is that it
contains no Quinine, Arsenic, or min
eral; consequently it produces no
quinism or injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had
never had the disease.
The direct action of AYERS AGUE
CURE upon the Liver and Digestive
Organs makes it a superior remedy
for Liver Complaints, producing many
remarkable cures, where other medi-
zines have failed.
For sale by all druggists.
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The Supreme Court.

Special 70 the Appeal
JACKSON, TENN, April 6.-Numbers 745,
AZ, 748, affirmed; $50, 754, 75s and 759,
heard; Isl and 752, appeal dismissed. The
criminal docket of Shelby county will be
taken up tomorrow. The attorney general
says it can be disposed of in one hour. The
court will then proceed with the peremptory
call of the Shelby law docket
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Court-Pierec, Judge.

Circuit COurt-Piercc, Judge.
Calendar for to-day: 6S70, Thad Plum
mer VS. Simons & Lovenstine; CSC, Charles
Fraze VS. Memphis Water Company; $685.,
w. d. Logan and wife VS. Ellen Hoist; 1892,
T. T. Siratton VS. James Stewart; $685., Bowl
ing, Jones & Co. VS. r. p. Glenn, agent; 1896,
Bowling, Jones & Co. We B. Woodward d Co. |;
600, II. {. Holcombe VI Felix Jones; 6915,
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[Copy.l
HERNANDo, April 5, 1882.
Messrs- H. Seessel, ST., < Son:
GENTs-I will ship you to morrow fifteen
head OF EXTRA SOU CHDOWN LAMBS
for your Easter market z J. BELL.
In addition to the above, we will have
Prime Beef, Veal, Mutton, etc, also a
large assortment of fresh and new Vegetables
such as CaulifiOwer, Asparagus, Beans,
Peas, New Potatoes, Lettuce, etc. Should
the weather be too warm for Saturday deliv-
cry, we will deliver all orders Sunday morn
ing.
HI. SEESSEL, SIR, a. SON.
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TO LADIES'!

TINE MESSRS. KRENER beg TO announce tho [
l. they have secured the services of
Madame FraneOise VanrOOtey,
of Paris, France, Cutter and Filter in their
DreSsmaklnP UepRrlment-
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w. T. Donaldson " W. c. Easley; 69I6,
Same VS. Same; 1922, Avery Gin Co. vs. J. V.
Patrics; 1929, J. V. Patrick vs. w A Smith !;
1927, VIM. Shelton VS. W. NJ. Rowlett; 1928,
W. a. Whestley, receiver, vs. s. Z. Ray.
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New Clarendon Hotel
LOCAL NOTICES.
SeesseI.s Market,

BAILEY's, 295 Second, is the place to have
good plumbing done at reasonable prices.
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n MIsHt OIOIHIHs Il dTfOT,
At No. 276 Second street, opposite Court
Square, will be opened tomorrow, under the
supervision and management OF Mr.. J. Lara
rus, who has secured of Eastern tailoring
manufacturers a most choice assortment of
their Misft and UucalIed-for Suits, which
have arrived and are being prepared for ex-
hibition to the public on tomorrow. All are
invited TO call and examine.
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NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore subisting be-
i tween the undersigned under the style of
Jacobs & Booker, has This day been dissolved by
mutual consent. The unsettled business of the
firm Will be wound no At Their cid stand. No 2sI
Front street. in this CT Y, now the office OF Jacobs
& Hexter. w. J. BOOKER
J. JACOBS.
Memphis, Tenn. M'rch 81. 1882.
HS- Referring to the above. recommend the
new firm of Jacobs & II xter to the liberal patron
age which The house enjoyed durirg M pleasant
connection Herewith. W. J. BOOKER
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ITO COTTON PLANTERS ~ have for sale on
i nv plantations at Osceols, Arkansas, several
varieties OF COTT0S-SEED, preserved with espe-
eiel reference for seed, including Java Proliney
BoY1 Prolific MadagOrS9s silk, etc These seed
were grown II e past year on the aIiuvlAl riyer
bottom lands IN Mississippi county, Arkansas, aug
the the product Of seed shipped thence last spring.
grown the previous year on Tennessee highlands
w JEFFERSON & CO,
No. ~ front street. Memphis
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Closing Out.

Having decided to close out my entire
stock OF stoves, | will, for the next sixty
days sell ueIy E3u far cash. LOUIS DUsH,
Sgs Main street,
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THE COUNCILS SEAL
or Appreciation Fixed Upon the General
Business Of the District for March
Yesterday.
The Monthly Reports OF the Officers and
the Reception OF Numerous
Petitions.

The Legislative Council met yesterday
afternoon, with President MADDEN in the
chair, and Messrs. Burke, Lee, james, Graves
aud Wallace present.