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must he applied for by members of the Ex-
change, who should be elected for that pur-
pose by the general membership previous to
permanent organization, bearing in mind
that it will require not less than five nor
more than ten charter members. When This
charter is obtained then the charter members,
who by law shall constitute the first board
OF directors, shall elect their president, sec
Rotary and tressurer-the last named offices
to be individual, or both in one, as the di-
rectory saw fit. Mr.. Edmendson explained
the substance of the act of the Tennessee
Legislature of 1875 relating TO the granting
OF charters, upon which be stated there
seemed 10 be considerable misunderstanding
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FOLKS ACQUIRING.
The County Court Resumes Its Sessions
But Transaets Merely Routine
Business.
A GarrOting Case Terminates in q
Paree-Reward for Mississippi
Murderer.

The County Court met yesierdAy, with
Chairman Smith presiding;
Chsirmau G. E. Smith gave bond in the
sum Of 5000, with julius A. Taylor, ames
Sweeney, G. w. Frazer and Thomas Moffet
as sureties.
Tom Holeman, jr., was appointed notary
public.
Justice Fleming moved reference 10 the
county attorney as to whether person can
be a road commissioner and assessor at the
same time.
The petition of J. F. McCallum 10 have
the abstract Office removed was granted.
Allow ances were made for the attendance
of the deputy-sherifs upon the various
courts.
The committee 10 whom was referred the
examination of the bridge across Wolf
river, reported that it was in decaying con-
diton and was dangerous and unsafe, and
recommended that a new bridge be built.
The special committee TO investigate the
workhouse matter will, it is understood, re-
port to-day. II is said that they viii offer a
recommendation that the county buy enough
land at the head OF Presidents Island TO
make a workhouss farm. The proposition
is to buy 600 or 700 acres of land on the
Island for Sc, 900. In this matter it is we'll
enough for the County Court to 90 slow.
They had better wait for 4 month or SO, and
feed the prisoners at the Jail in the meau-
time. A calculation shows that in year
about 24S prisoners are sent 10 the Island
or about twenty a month. Now, twent ,
men could not handle the 600 acres. In.
deed, $50 would be hardly sufficient for al
purposes.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
toueb of winter Yesterday.

A touch of winter yesterday.
Dean Pope was deputized to take l. D.
Mckee TO the asylum at Nasn1i!.l e last h'e"''
day 10 set aside a years allowance and a
homestead endowment for the widow Of VIM.
II. Bridgewater.
-Yesterday Afternoon colored man,
driving a wagon, ran over the child OF Mr..
Rosenbeim, on Beale street, and passed on.
The child is supposed not 10 have been
fatally injured.
Gabrielle de Botrdatne, by Mra. John
Kent Spender, and Mr.. Wooseys Great Trouble,
By +. w. Robinson, are the latest in light
literature, and can be found at Mausford's,
29S Main street.
The following numbers drew the capital
prizes in the Little Havana Lottery, class
1920, yesterday: No. q ,334 drew $4,000;
11779 drew $500; n 40 drew $1,000; 49,
$40 drew $500; 81, 100 drew $500.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to William Jackson and Sallie J. Weak
ley, William NJ. Pearce and Mrs. Carrie W.
Read, Edward Orne and w. E. Warren, c.
II. Plunkett and Mrs. NJ. j. Shepherd,
William White and Matte Waldrsn, Peter
Gibson and Ida Albright.
The following Board OF Directors of the
Shelby County Grange Association was
elected yesterday: 2. Bsyliss, o. Wool
bridge, G. 2. Fleece, C. Weatherford, Thos.
Holeman, ir., H. L. Bedford, >. E. Oliver, G.
F. Farrow, r NJ. Mason, S. T. Carnes, S. II.
Haynes, E. S. Elan and NJ III. Katzenberger.
The election OF officers of the new Elk
change will take place tonight. Mr.. John
X. Speed is understood TO be the choice of q
majority OF the members of the ExchaugeIand
will, in all probability, be elected president
At the urgent request Of large number oi
men with whom Mr.. Speed comes in com.
petition are the warmest in his support.
Several divorce cases we're tried in the
Chancery Court yesterday. In the case ol
Trabucco ps. Trabucco, on the ground Of
drunkenness, the petition was refused. The
petition was allowed in the case OF MillarC
Us. Willard, cruel and inhuman treatment
Divorce was granted in the case OF Easley %
Easley on the ground Of abandonment. TIL,
case Of Randolph Us. Randolph is still is
progress.
Mr.. Horace Andrews, clerk of the United
States District Court, was very much exor
cissd yesterday by stampede OF some hog
sent to him on one of the boats When tn
porcine gang we're driven off the boat they
meandered away in different directions
Some fifteen or twenty lassoers were neces
sary to capture them, and il is highly prob
able that the owner will lose all his prof
| On the animals. Mr.. Bell Etheridge, clerl
of the United States Circuit Court, vouche
for tho Foreoniuu
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was He Garrored.

Sunday night fellow named Frank Hays
came running into the police station, COM
planning that he had been robbed OF about
$40 by John Doyle and P. NJ. Wilson. As
Frank was pretty drunk at the time, Capt
Hackett ordered him back into cell and
had a search instituted for the two men, who
were captured and taken 10 the stationhouse.
n ays said that the two men had taken him
up an alley near Second street, be-
tween Monroe and Madison, and had
there robbed him. 1t seems that the three
men subsequently, got together and had a
conference. AT any rate when they were
presented before Judge MADDEN yesterday,
Doyle and Wilson testified that Hays was
| drunk, and that their sole object in taking
his money from him had been to secure il
for him. Several witnesses had seen
the two men take Hays up the
alley, and considered it rather strange way
TO evidence friendship. Hayp, however, told
| his honor that he believed they were doing
it for his own good, and that they were
| friends of his. He admitted that they had
only taken about Sl1 from his person
President MADDEN had nothing else to dc
than to fine them
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Reward for a NJ urderer.

Last Saturday morning a murder oc-
Cured at Australia, or Parkers Landing,
Miss, in which an ex-Memphis policeman,
Dave Roach, was the victim. The cauee of
the difficulty is not known, but it is thought
that there has been ill-feeling between Roach
and FL. Clay Anderson for some time, and
though they have lived next each other,
they have not spoken Tor month. The
shooting occurred at 6 80 o'clock Saturday
morning at breakfast, both of the men
being employed on the levee works
of McGsvock & Tate. Roach was sho;
in the head with pistol. He was 8
good policeman here, and has been off the
force since 1872 He was the chief boss fol
Messrs. McGavock & Tate, and was es-
teemed as very industrious and sober man
He leaves four children, one of whom is
married. Mr.. Roach's body wss brought tc
this city and was buried from Jack Walsh
yesterday. He WAS a knight OF Honor
Anderson fed when he had committed the
deed, and has not yet been caught. A re
ward OF $500 was read at the stationhous'
yesterday for his arrest. He is about forty
five years old, has dark hair and muslache
and is carpenter. 1t is said that he has
daughter going TO school in Memphis. Ht
was u natl We of Winchester, Va.
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FOR RENT.

VOUNG MEN-To learn useful trades.
Il Address Lock Box %.
DIANO-To buy good piano; must be cheap.
]. o. B., this office.
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Priddy House.
aastOn,a Hotel.
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
River kilograms.

EVANSVILLE, January 8.-Night-River
falliug,w with 1910 feet by the gauge. Weather
cloudy; thermometer, 2So.
LOUISVILLE, January Night-River
falling, with 6 feet inches in the canal and
feet 5 inches in the chute on the falls.
Weather cloudy and showing hard.
CAIRO, January S.-Night-River IL feet
8 inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and
cold; thermometer, 1872. No arrivals. De-
parted: Granite State, Cincinnati, pm.
ST. LOUIS, January S.-Night-Riye fall
ing rapidly and ice increasing fast. Weather
turned cold last night, and the mercury
fell to 10O above zero to-day. No arrivals or
departures.
CINCINNATI, January S-NighL-River 10
feet Dchez, and stationary. Weather cloudy
and colder; light snow during the day. Ar
rived: Golden Crown and Charles Morgan,
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, January 8.-Weather fair;
thermometer, 62e Arrived: Helena, David
r. Powell, City of Greenvile and E. NJ Nor
ton, St. Louis; Sam Roberts and barges,
Evansville; Mcdonald aud barges, Ohio river.
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in framing The document, explaining that he
had not time 10 enlighten the committee in
all the details of the Jaw bearing upon the
granting OF charters TO corporations. Mr..
Edmondson expressed himself satisfied that
not one Of the gentlemen comprising the
committee on charter knew what he was do
ing when he put his name on that charter,
by which certain restriction, were thrown
around the entire membership OF the Ex-
change. He acknowledged that
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nIANOS-A large lot OF seven octave second
hand Pianos including Knabe and other
war1 E. WITZMANN & co.
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Dwo-sToRY REsIDENCE-At sos Shelby street.
j. with spacious rooms, grounds and cellar;
water connections complete. Apply to
]. D. MoN1EDoNICo, go Second st.
DIANTATION-In Tunica county, Miss, two
Z miles from Mississippi river and same dis
lance from proposed route of NJ. and v. r. R.. 500
acres in cultivation, well improved, and supplied
with best of laborers sufficient corn on place;
will rent for one or term OF years. Apply 10
CALVIN PERKINS, 81 Madison street.
90 ACREs-On Randolph Plankroad, about
~ 3<5 miles from town, near Cousins Gin.
Price, $500 per annum.
Fleece place, on Holly Ford Road near bethei
p Neal place, at Wilson station, on Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
Cottage, 34S Georgia street.
No. 206 Alabama street.
No. 16 Orleans street.
No. ass Shelby street, near Linden.
See H. L. GUION, Agt., 10 Madison st.
UiRONT ROOMS-Furnished also rooms for
u light housekeeping, at Sc Monroe street.
UlARM-Known as the Bledsoe Place, in Co unei
u Bend, Lee county, Ark, containing ItO acres
with good fence, gtnhouse, dwelling, cabins; eis
tern and orchard, for the year 1883 Terms, % per
acre For further information, address
MRS. NJ. E. HOUSE, Bledsoe Landing, ARK.
DOOM-One handsome furnished room, large or
II small, at Ill Washington street.
DOOM-A pleasant furnished room, at 90 Mon
IL roe street. one 50 uare from Peabody Hotel.
r 1RGF FIRST-CLASS COTTON WAREHOUSE,
II new roof, in perfect repair; Will cover 2fVO
pales OF cotton; large yaro, ottce ana sieeplng-
room. with gas ana water connections; loeanon
will rent same ana my services 10 TAKE charge OF
same until end of the cotton season,
J. V. PATRICK, at Menphis Gin,
SOC Main street.
MISERABLE OFFICE-on second floor OF No
- a Madison street, Apply to ,,,.,,,,,,,
EURNIsHED RooMs-
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question by Mr.. Kane as to whom the
title TO the charter was vested in was re-
sponded to By Mr.. Edmondson-thst il, after
the charter was obtained and no further &C
ton was taken, the title would vest in the
charter members; but if stock certificates
were issuediunder that charter, each stock
holder would become owner in proportion 10
one else without the consent of majority OF
the stockholders.
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upon Mr.. A. S. Livermore 10 preside.
Mr.. Livermore took the chair and an
nounced the meeting ready for business.
AN AMENDMENT TO THE CHARTER.

Mr.. Teof stated that as one OF the COM
mittee to frame the charter he deemed il
necessary TO secure legal sdvice, and he,
together with the other members of the
committee, called upon and employed Mr..
Frazor I. Edmondsou, to whom was ex,
planned the necessity of drawing up the
charter and having it cent to Nashville to be
returned in time for the Tuesday night
meeting, when the permanent organization
was 10 take place, and without which it
would have to be deferred to some other
time. Mr.. EdmondsOn asked who were to
compose the charter members. Mr.. Toof
explained that no action had been taken on
that question, and in order
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ghout, adjourned.
ADDITIONAL MEMBERS.
FOR THIi SOUTH.
The New Orleans and Florida Excur-
siOnists Start az Noon To-Day
from Memphis.

All has been done that could be expected
for the convenience and comfort of those
who will take this trip. The Memphis por-
ton of the excursion leave by the Missis-
sipDi an Tennessee road al noon to-day;
and this is good day to start South. The
return tickets are good for : month, and the
e1cursionisls have a chance TO lake in"
Florida and gel back TO New Orleans in time
TO EMO; Msrdi-Gras The rates are ex-
;remeiy low sind accommodations 6rst-clsss.
1; is probable that this will be one OF the
most enjoyable excursions ever organized by
Mr.. Collins.
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10 response to question by Mr.. Claude
Freeman concerning the election of subse
quent presidents and boards of directors,
Mr.. Edmondson explained that succeeding
boards of directors. were to be elected by the
entire membership, but presidents must be
chosen by the board of directors only. The
membership OF the Exchange, in eIecting
the board, might designate their choice for
president, and the directory might elect him
through courtesy TO the membership, but
they were in no sense obliged to do it.
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RESIDENCE-At sos Shelby street
Il with spacious rooms, grounds and cellar
water connections complete; Apply to
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House, the largest hotel in the place. Ia
surance, $1,000. The furniture. almost to-
tai loss, was insured for 5000. Very Jew
of the dodgers saved anything. The two.
story brick building adjoining, used as an
Odd-Fellows hall and for law ofhee-, Was
also desirnved. Insurance. $1,000.
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LIST.

DATLROAD sTOCK-By O. T. Fillmore, Austin,
IO Texas, certificate of stock in the Mississippi
and Tennessee Railroad Company, issued to James
h. STATION, 18th February, 1857. 10 shares OF $50
TIMBRELLA-A new alpaca umbrella at the
" opera last night. Suitable reward will be
paid for its return TO
JAS, W. RICHARDSON, Is Madison st.
nrERh-dEAsSgs-C1nr returning nom the matt
~ nee Saturday evening, at the corner OF Jerfer-
son and Second streets, pair of large ivory
mounted opera glasses. A liberal reward will be
paid for their return to this Office.
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You will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup invaluable friend 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhea, regulates the stomach aHd bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces infiamma-
nation and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. In almost every instance where the in
fsnt is suffering during the teethfng period rom
pain ard exhaustion relief win be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup has
been administered. Do not fail to procure IL
Price Is cents bottle. Fo- here
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

OESIDENCE-On corner of Park and Walker
Ii avenues; residence with seven rooms. and
four acres, under good fence: c.stern and well.
Apply to MRS I. A. HAMILTON,
462 Poplar street.
GNINE PLANTATION-Ol $500 acres. at Bradley's
II Landing, in Crittcnden county, Ark, Is miles
above Memphis; 1900 acres cleared and in Guilt
vaton 1000 acres of cleared ridge land above over
how; dwelling and all necessary ut-houses, sta
eles, ginhouse, etc; store with established trade
post0itice and steamboat landing
IOHN w. CURRIN. IS Madison street.
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Buy pound package OF Floyd's candies.
1t will have in it all kinds of caramels,
English wslnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmailows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors,
and no authorizations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nn-
tritious at FLOYD MONEYS
279 Main Street
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n arsh Polk.

Yesterday morning the question was sprung
before President Hadden to what be
would do with Marsh Polk if he were
brought before him. Justice Miller stated
that he did not think anything could be
done with him.
"Why not?' asked the Court
"Well, ha5eas corpus wouldn't hold him"
81 don't know anything about the ha6eas
corpus, but a rope would hold him." re-
marked the Court "Well, judge" said the
justice, "lhat would not be according to law"
"Law% said his honor, "whst do you sup
pose this court cares for law when an i'm
portant case like that is up before it?"
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When you visit O. leave New York ciIy
have aggEee .expresssge and csrria Ct hire, and
top a. Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trail depot -Four hundred and fifty elegant 70 oms,
fitted up at an expense of Sl00 0C00. reduced to 81
and upwards per Gay. Elevator. Restaurant sup
Piled with the best. Horse-csIs, stages and ele-
yated railroad 10 all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than at
any other frst-class hotel in the city,
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The women's Christian Association

Will meet at their rooms, 80 Jefferson street,
next "Wednesday, January lOth, al $3.50
o'clock pun, for special prayer and praise
for the sGcce=s Of the work. All members
aud he Board OF Managers are particularly
r. requested 10 be present.
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WANTS..
OooD COOK AND HoUsE-MAID-
r At 70 Court str


~ GOD COOK AND HoUsE.MAID-
u At " Court street
w HITE sERVANT--To cook wash and IRON
wv Apply tiles Wellington street.
CITUATION-In a mercantile house; will work
> to the interest OF his employer; references
- GARD AND ROONEY gentleman in private
d family where few or no boaIders are kept.
References exchanged. Q. b. Z. this ONCE
kEAN-With family German preferred) to take
frst.rate opportunity. Apply at ga Front street.
A GENTs-Male or female in every city ano
II town in the United States; $40 to Sl5 per day
easily made q. Z. RIDE0UT & CO.,
10 Barclay street, New York City.
MEN AND woMEN-To start a new business a
M their own homes; no peddling; soc an hour
made; send Toe for IS piles and instructions
address MASON & CO., Montpelier Vermont.
CITY BONDS AND COZ PONS-New or old, due
~ or undue:; paving sctips and certificates,
ledger balances, ete for nsEins back taxes
nLD GOLD WATOR-CAsEs-Cnsi yewelry,
" etc. for CASH. j. N. Milford & CO. 1913 Main.
CITUATION-Young man from old country,
. speaks EDglish, wants employment In town
or country. ADDRESS, J. NJ this office.
HALL-A hall suitable for Roller Skatlng
IL Rink. Address I'd, /" Appeal once:
ATEN-sOO good Levee Men-lO0 at Omega, "a;
WI 100 at Delta. La. and 100 at Eufslle, MISS
Station work at Omega and ElIsie. l6c per yard;
Delta, lsc; 81 per day for good men; good board,
s4per week Apply S on work Cs e11s,E contrac,or
CTUDENT HELP-A number of students at Le-
= Moyne Normal School wish places where they
may work morning and evening tor 19ard. Ad-
dress the PRlNClPAl,
No-294 Orleans street.
VOONG MEN-Iro learn useful trades.
L Address Lock Box %.
L J. o. B., this office.
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STRAYED.

( NOVA wnite-faced brindle COW, yesterday
~ morning. Return and get reward, at l04 Adams
( ioW-o@ January Cd, one large dark roam
- cow, had short rope around horns, with ring
attached to the end; s. reward for her return to
o. JOHNSON Old Randolph Road.
PTCH-s5 REWARD
ID Sunday morning, young tan bitch.
Return to No. 50 Gayoso street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The World.

7Rs World was produced at Leubrie's last
night before a fair audience and a very en-
thusiatic one. The company which rallied
to its support was far in advance OF the al
legged company which assumed it last year.
The spectacular excellence of the piece is
too we'll known for comment. The machiBey
worked well last night, the raft scene being
an especially realistic bit of stage illusion.
Mr.. James NJ. Hardie took The part of "Sir
Clement Huntingford," and played il in a
style which went great way toward
redeeming the piece. Mr.. Hardie is
very properly called "Ihe superb"
among actors. A man OF vigorous and
engaging personality, and OF the best
| dramatic instiscts, he infuses new life into
whatever he undertakes. His "Sir Clement"
was manly, striking Improvisation. The
| APPEAL can cite no one actor who has a
| finer range of talents than james M. Hsrdie.
George + Sprague did well "Harry
Huntingford." Maurice Pike would have
appeared to more advantage in The chain
| gang than as "lsadore Montgomery" Misses
| Jennie Arnoh, Fanny Barry and Charlotta
Evelyn, were acceptable in their parts. The
remainder OF the cast were in no way con-
spicuous. Some of them did all that was
requireds of them; others did vast deal
more than was required OF them, and others
| would have met all the requirements OF the
audience if they had gone and drowned
themselves. The World will be produced
again ta-night.
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The unparalleled success of Simmons Liver
Regulator has stimulated INSCRIPTIONS in
dividuals 10 Issue limitations and substitutes,
which, being Totally unlike the genuine in
their effect and composition, are calculated
to injure the well-earned remedial reputa-
lion of Simons Liver Regulator-a purely
vegetable medicine, Containing no mineral
poison, manufactured by chemical process
aud bs improved apparatus originated and
only used b. j. H. Z.lin & Co., Philadelphia.
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At III Court street.
FOR SALE.


GALOON-As / must leave Memphis, 1 will sell
= out my ballroom, including fixtures and
everything complete, at q bargain, Tor cash IN
quire at 30 MAIN sIhhEi'
nUSINESS-As must leave Memphis, 1 will sell
d out for 500, my Manufacturing Business. which
Is paying over 100 per cent. monthly. For par
ticulars Inquire at 446 MAIN STREET.
HAINUT LUMBER-From 5000 TO Is 600 feet
w of dry Walnut Lumber. Address,
c. II. JONES, Brownsyille- Tenn.
II AND-640 acres OF choice Land, in Desoto
| A county. Miss, IG miles from Memphis, near
Olye Branch Miss, and on line of Memphis and
Sc ma Kailrosd $50 in good state OF cultivation,
balance IN ine timber; well improved, win GIN
house and press. Terms reasonable, apply TO
JJ. FAME Il CO.,
S55 Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
a Al ERCHA NDISE AND STOREHOUSE-GoOd To-
INl cation; want to change business For further
information, address g., fernando, Miss
HORSE-A good saddle and harness Horse,
IL warranted sound and gentle; driven by
ladies the past season; cheap, at 425 Wellington
street.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

D00M-One large furnished front room, with
III board, at. 179 second street.
CT. JAMES HOusE-Second and Adams streetsl
> Board and room So per week. Transients will
find good accommodations at low rates.
DOOM-One furnished or unfurnished loom
~ with board, at l79 Sec md street.
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Fire aI Lebsnos. Tenn

NASHVILLE, January S.-A fire al Leb-
amen this morning destroyed the Jackson