THUS MEMPHIS DAILY WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16, 186Sr
nirous APPM
OfieeKo. IS Jefferson Street.
fi JETTT MATTERS.
"Peabody" Hat.
Fancisco & V li
st Fresh country roll butter and eggs, at
C. C.Jackson's, 58 Mala street. tf
Bankrupts discharged Decrabjr 15,
3S6S, W. C. McConnioo, E. G. Colenian,
Samuel C. Paine.
Opera Cloaks beautifully cleaned
and dyed at tho Memphis Steam Dylcg
establishment, 250 Second street. St
Irish Poplin?, best quality and ail
shades, at SI 25 por yard.
ir KICK t ENOKL.
Papier Mache Window Sbades, at
verv low figureu, at 375 Slain street.
tt J. GKUJ-illABER.
LADiBSgSl'elvet, felt and Plush Hats
nt 0 and 7o cents and $1 cscb, at ir. J.
Ysney & Co.'s, 192 Main street. lw
BlapkBro.& Co-, of No. 20S Front
Blreer, have just received 1000 barrels oJ
choice apple?, which they ofler at lowest
market price.
Hoa Stealing Sam Gibbs was yes
terday up before 'Squire Griffith, for hog
t-tesliop. but bis witnesses were too good
for the State to make a ease sgciust him,
and he was discharged.
Old Reliable, The bast of Pittsburg
oo&l, lump, nut and slack, sold by Big
ley, MeJiersh & Co., South Owwt and
Main btreeta, Bethel Block, it i tea al
ways as low as the lowest. tf
"The New Year is soon at hand."
Buy your Diaries ia time. Geo. Pattison
& Co., SI" Main street, have the most
complete assortment we have ever eeen
In this market. it
Those who wish to make a useful and
handsome Christmas present. Shoulu
call at E. Fegan'e, 256 Second street,
Irving Block. lw
City, County and School Scrip
for &te, ia amounts to suit tax-pavers,
nt Emmet Savings Institution, No. C
3Iadison street. tf t
The Wbathek. -A slight mist set in
yesterday morning about 9 o'closk and
continue!, but a short time before it
turned intfci steady lain. Toward 1 cr
5 o'clock the eon straggled through the
clonde, but the .rain sgiln commenced
and oonticued to fall withtinabated vigor
up to present writing.
Jok Lockb; 236 Main alreet, has
Godey for January, 1S09, and December,
1S6S ; Peterson, and ail the latest month
lie?, weeklies and dallies, frrm every
where. He i9 agent for Father A. J. j
Ryan's paper. Banner of the South, and i
keeps it on bis counters, for sale. tf '
TTm Rr.(ivB8 cleaned and dved at the I
Memphis Steam Dying establishment,
250 Second street St
Ladies' Furs.
Francisco & Wigsin.
3t
The Pbabody Hotel is now open
for the reeaptlon of tranfient gaU and
boardere. Priee per day, 4 00. Day
Board, $10 per month. We will he glad
to welcome our old friends and gueelf .
lf D. COCKRELL SGNi.
To the Lambs. We have ju9t receiv
ed our sixth lot of Ladies' Cloaks this
(season, wbieb for style, elegance, beauty
and cbespoeee, surpsa-es any thing ever
made in or brought to this market. We
invite epeoial attention to our fancy col
ored diiaebilla Cicala trimmed tfter the
latest Parisian Ptylw.
tf RICE & KXUEL, 235 Main blreet.
Corns! CoRsa! Corns 1 Dr. J. L:n
doman, Sorgeon Chiropodist, at St. Jjoui?,
lias arrived for the purpose of curing
Corns, Bunions and ingrowing nails. He
cures without pain or drawing blood, by
h new process. Give bim a call at the
Overton Hotel for a few days. 2t
Gentleman's wear cleaned by the
Steam DylDg eetabliehment, 260 Ssoond
street. 31
Theatbr. In spite of the bad weather
The Lottery of Life drew quite a crowd
again last night toJItnti its ninth or
tenth performance,Sfsct whioh speaks
volumes for- the actors and actreeees eom
posinfc our ' stack ' company. It will be
repeated to-night.
Lames ! All kinds of Drees Goods,
lower than any plaoe in the city, at Rtee
& Engel'F. noviri tf
A FUCL lie of Curtain Damask, Cor
niee and Tassels,, at New York prices, for
"thirty days, at 875 Main stroftt.
it J. GRIKHABEB.
jhrection. In our account yester
day inorSini: the outrsgea in Arkan
sas of the Infamous Upham, we stated,
on what we thought good authority, that
Mr. Simons had beeampelled to leave
Augu.ta. Mr. Simons requasts us to cor
rect thte statement. He left ol his own
aceerd. He sabetanUste', however, oar
utateEHw'p of the eoneuet of the mur
deri&g, thiovlog scouridiei Upham, and
liia crew.
Vht Chdrch & Co. are daily re
ceiving a sr-dld. stock of Christmas
book. They openeo C' yesterday, the
most beeuttful lot orBlteC? Htd gift
lioofcs that we have ever sei-H. insy
-will oontiuue to receive new and beauti
ful goode of this description during the
comlDg week. AH who wish something
really very handsome should t ay them
a vkU and examine their exquisite selec
tions. i
The Su"10 P.RCOK fer December,
b monthly marine, devotwl to the in
terests of Freera&ACCfy and genorsl llter
Kture, has-ooroe to band. It is publisbed
BtNftshviHe.Teon.by John rlzzelli
Co , and contains a large smoput of
home Masonic news, interestlntr to every
member of the Craft in Uic SUte, and
indeed in the Southwest.
Nomination inFikth Ward. At a
meeting held at Ringgold's, on Shelby
tlreet, last-night, U hieh Coi. A. H.
Dwglefl presided, in caucus, T. VV.
O'Dsnnei, Etq , the present iuoumbeu,
-was unanimously nominated & eandi
date to represent the ward in the Board
of Aldermen for the ensuing year. The
.meeting was composed of tho property
owners, and the beet citizens of that
ward, and was very quiet and ordorly.
Mr. O'Donnel may well feel oompii
mented on securing the nomination of
ucb a meeting.
To the Ladies. We have Just re
celvbd a large lot of Black Alpacas, Em
preM Cloths and Fancy Poplins, which
-wero putThased at such redocel prices
that we are enabled to sell them at lowor
figures than .i&y other bouse in tho city.
An examination of our goods, will con
vince you of the above 'sots, and we
would especially invite your attention to
lot Poplins, or the most elegant sty lee,
htofe we tell at fifty cents per yard.
- steel: f Opera Cloaks is well as
ur smU. we offer Ihem at New York
sorted, kice ft Enokl,
OOAt. 'Jti Main street
tf
Francteco & Wigcla.
3t
Fitch Coila.
, ""et quality and fill
Irish Popline, U 1
I 1 OC ..Cil - .......
eutuiee, u. i v-i j"' 'ill-; a izr'jr.u
' -4j Window
Six thound dollars' wot. - y0rk
Shades and Wall Paper, at N
prices at 3o Mam amK3
EXTHNSIVE FDRNITUKE SALS'-
nreat catalogue sale or floe furniture. P
ndvert!sed by W. Tt. Passmore & Co.,
commences this afternoon at two o ciook,
at their salesrooms. No. 231 Second
street. The line of furniture is certainly
equal to aDy In the city cb regards qual
ity, and parties desirous of purchasing
Bhould attend this sale, from the fact the
CWVft in iiuu www " ,
manufactures, and fully guaranteed to
be of tho quality represented. Gata-
Jeguescan no ooiaiuwi ennjr iu
ATTE3IPT
1 IX G,
AT S1VIM-
AHoiIoii Sliarrior Tiles to Did
dle llic First XatlonnI, ltut
In Thwarted.
On Friday last a very g9nteel, arell-to-
io looKinc; " uentlemttii," or tall, band
Bi8 figure, portly mien, easy carriage
auu the blandest or ktlilros?, arrived la
ar town from tho "fdrNorrud," as the
.larkles used to say. He went utraisht
n the Overton and registered IiIidhoH as
llr. R. S. Morgan, from Mssmcauselts,
ind was given the bjst the house afford
ed. On Saturday he went to the cilice
f M. Kraus A Co , aud preseuted to Mr
i-Craus a letter of introduction from Hor
ce B. Clstlin & Co., cf New York. ThU
'etter was not couched in the usti il phra
oology of a more letter of lutroi.uction;
t was more of au indorsement, .vltlicu:
being exactly a letter of credit. It had,
however, all the welghtof the Iat;cr with
Mr Kraus, who, on the streng.li of it.
took bim to the First National Bank auu
introduced him to the officers- Mr. Nor
ri8, the Vice-President, among others.
To Mr. Norris, Mr. Morgan repre
sented that he was in Memphis to pur
chase cotton, and wished to negotiate
for money. Mr. Norris readily prem
ised to advance him all that he might
want on bills of lading of cotton. This
seemed to be satisfactory at the time,
aud Mr. Morgan went out, to return,
However, shortly afterward, with a draft
from the Woonscckett National liaukou
the Suffolk National Benk, of Boston,
for thirty-two thousand doliars (i32 000),
which he wished to get cashed.
Mr. Norris informed him that be would
be glad to accommodate him, but would
have to send the dritfi on for collection
first or if he was In. immediate need of
the money, he repeated hi ofler to ad
vance on hills of laulng. 'ibis did not
suit the gentleman, however, and
afteJ
hold
From that time on nothinc Iim beeil?Vrown.away by you, as your subscribers
heard of Mr. R S. Morgan. Oa irquiry
at the Overton it was found tba. he had
taken to himself the wicgj of tl.e morn-
tug and 11 )wn away in other words, be
tica.-fiauen the early '.morning train esst
wLrd, and had vamosed. Mr Norris
telegraphed to the Wconsoekett and Suf
folk banks and received'the information
that any Buch draft aa-the one Morgan
purported to hold was a fGrgery.
Thus the First National escaped being
choused, but as Mr. Morgan Is as we
have described him a very imposing
personage, and has lots of Yankee brass
(though at present apparently devoid of
tin), be may impose on some less sharp
institution. We advise our neighbors iu
Nashville to be cu their guard.
The Hanlos atGrees law's Opera
House Next Week. On Monday of
next week, the celebrated Hanlcn Trans -Atlantic
Combination, which has cre
ated Eueh a furore in the leadius cities of
the country, appear before a Memphis
audience. This is the first lirrjs during
their residence in this country that all
the Hanlons have appeared united in
one entertainment. Without duubt they
are the most daring and graeeiul gym
nasts in the world. In every civilised
country they have perform td, and al
ways with credit to their audiences
They formerly constituted two separate
organizations. Tbey are now united for
a farewell tour of the United States.
This week they nre in Lonieville, and
tbe prese of that city aie unanimcii3 in
pronouncing the exhibition the most
chaste, attractive nd amusing ever of-
rereu to a .Louisville auuience. .t he ttsu
lon Combination consists of tbe five
Brothers Hanlon, their threo little lwyg,
the renowned Russian gymutist, Pfnu,
Misses Brennan aad Thorne, atr. Bren
nan, Prof. Sedgwick, tlifi emln;nt coni
toser aud concertinist, Prof. Blampbin,
Europs'd great harpist, and a carefully
selected p&ntomjme company. Crowded
houses await their advent, and we cheer
fully commend the worthy Brothers
Haulon and talented assistants to the
patronage of our on tire community. Se
cured seats now ready and fo" sale at
Katzenbach's music store, 317 Main
shraet
Somsthso New Card Enorav
inii. We are happy to call the attention
of our readers to the general (mgraving
e-ttabiishraent of Thorons J. I 'ay. No. 4
Bethel Block, Main street, corner of
South Court. Marriage invitation and
visltiDg care's Cf the latest styles. Dior
plates of superior quality and patterns.
Stencil cutting of all kinds executed in
the best manner; cancelling stamps and
seal presees ; inscriptions, etc , oa Jsw
eiry and eilver ware, engraved in a style
unsurpassed by any engraver it Ihe coun
try. Gentlemen will find a new and ele
gant style of New Years cill cards.
Monograms for paper and envulopes em
bossed or printed in colors. Those of our
readers needing ary first clase'irorkdone,
we would advise them to call at tbe
abovo number. t&w.
Peabody Hat. FracpUoo & Wipgin.
3t
" Children will be glad " when they
learn that Geo. Pattison & Co. have
made a apeciality in selecting Juvenile
Toy Books. Cll eriy awl iIect 817J
Main street. -U
Ladies! If joh want a i;ood Cioak
for little money, go to Rice & Engel's.
nov36 tf
Wall Paper ?nd Window Shades, to
be oloseitl out positively before January t,
at S75 Main street.
noV-'i tf J. ORISSUABEIt.
Lippincott's Maqajsink," The Janu
ary number of this really American
magazine reached us yesterday promptly
on time. I's contest are aulte euual to
en7 cf the previous'immbeH, indeed, are
lng will show :
BEYOND T1IK BP.EAKKRi? !
A STORV or THE
pRBgrwT n.er. vith a YvivAfifUticmt). Tho result of his labors was a
H-tAT.HW, rrSFr-M-WASii fnr himoslf Bn,t an:lnT
PAG
II.
- Poem for a Uolden "Wed ling."
. Klrst Grt-eticg-fcT It 11 Sto
I- t-eoom Greeting-uyt3ea.U.
Sto'diini
H. Itntr.
a. ewne uf tyua lay 'or.
III. "CtirLtmaa Pculoialmes" By T. C. le
Leon.
IV. "The B.ne Cabinet" ,L Ohrlilmas
Story By L-y Hainl-ton Hooper.
V. " Tbe Okl Year aud the Neir Uy t W.
Ciurke.
VI. The Secret Aseat " (of Ni pnleon III.)
VII. " Jh?tlce for Biue-BeerU "By ilia M. A.
Ounpbell.
VIII. " Cros aad CYown "-A Item-By Kd-
gar r iwml
IX- "Heart of finest rrlee"-By Rebtoea
JlnrdlDs; Dris-lc
X. Tlie Parisian Sew Year's Bj' (Jeo. M.
Towle.
XI. " Nor DU Nor Livtuc " i. Love Story
By JueO. Austin.
XIL' Witl Spain bealt-pnbU?" By Karl
Blind.
XIII. "Uolden Dree n"-A Chllrtnits Slory
By Albert I'abre.
XIV. " onr Jiontlily Uomip."
- juiieraiure oi me ia;.
The condition of the streete, especial
ly Main, in some parts, is absolutely al
most as bad as it was before the Nichol
son pavement was laid dewu. Unless
something is done soou to :lean them,
the very existence of the Nicholson pave
ment will become a tradition, only to be
verified by boring or dlgglDg for it. It
is already covered out ol tight with
mud.
FdhsI Furs I lrranci;co &
Wignin.
3t
Assault With a Hatshet. Eliza
Holland and "Mrs." Lcrry Sanders,
both blnofe, had a little fisticuff yester
day morning, and Lowry, after looking
on awhile and seeing that his " better
half" was about to get the worst of the
mill, attempted to separate them. L'azy,
however, had her dander u , andjselilng
a hatchet, made for Lowrjr, who Igno
mlafoualy turned tail and fled. He did
not atop until ho reached 'Squire Grif
fiths office, and bud a warrant issued
for the belllroso Llze. The wholo posse
were brought before the 'Squire in the
afttrnoon, lined two dollais apiece and
oc&s, scd put tinder a place bond ail
around of 5500.
Attractive. Wo wers attracted to
(v, - eetabUsbraent of oar friendo, Men
bearos. yesterday, by the beauUfoI
dlaplayCf goods In their windows, Moire
rntiauea ai .stuffa of tha latest colors
and Styles, togetber wllb glovee, hand
kercblefe, and wch little hut costly arti
oloa as tend to complete a lady's toilet,
wore thrown logether-jD eparUstio and
elegant a way as to sterflfi the man an
artist who'accomplt'ehed tho work. It
was ft very handsome Iglt.
Ti;LEt;itAi'iiic itni'ostTS.
A
Photograph cf"
MMiatcd Press
Wbal llic As-
X'uriilbhcf.
Klilora Memphis Appeal:
I notice in the naners that tho. Tele'
graph Company will soon cease sending
their dispatches to the iNew xorK Asso
ciated Pitss. It is honsd that they will
not discontinue their very interesting
dispatches to the Memphis Dress, lf
tbey do, it will be a deplorable state of
aftiirs, as we will not then bo promptly
advised of who got bis nose mashed at a
Hibernian wedding In New York or Bos
ton ; what cowardly rascal whipped his
wife and got into the calaboose tor bo do
log; who filed a divorce for bad conduct
of a wi'e or husband ; when and how
many times Gen. Gr;nt snetzed in a
day. I . ia truly lamentable ihn the re
porter did not let U3 know if ho had a
cold, aiid how often ho blew his nose.
P.easa request him to givo us the infor
mation. It is important that we Bhould
know by telegraph. The people feel
such a deep Interest In that, and all simi
lar Information, they are Impatient.
The dog killing season is over in New
York. Tho reporter advised us promptly
how many were killed, and wo have
been anxiously awaiting to know how
many were yellow, how many brindles,
and how many had rings around their
necks. Ploase ask him to let ua know,
a it don't cost you anything to got this
valuable information by telegraph. We
are on tiptoe to know when the next rat
killing will take place in New York;
how many each dog killed, and the name
of the winning dog. Information on
that subject will be highly prized by us.
lell htm we uon'i want to snow any-
thloi? about important moves In Con
gress, cr elsewhere in the political world;
or financial interest of the natff n. All
such thinra are dull, and if they charge
anything for such dispatches, it ia money
eel no Interest in such matters. But 1'
Gens. Sheridan or Custar surprises a
camp of poor wronged aud peaceable
Indians, who have been swindled out of
their righie, ana muraers men women
and children, tell bim to send us the
news about it in double quick time. It
is so gratifying to us, and costs you noth
ins-.
Do ask the reporter to attend to these
reasonable requests and you will confer
a lastlngTftvor on the people,
Ladies' Furs. Francisco &
Wigein.
3t
T5SK CESTitAI, PACIFIC.
In cresting Letter from a Phila
delphia Railroad 3Iau.
We aro indebted to Mr. Nelson, Presi
dent of tho Chamber of Commerce, and
Capt. Ross, Superintendent of the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, for the
fallow in letter in rcrereiiCd tu tne ra
cilie Railroad from Memphis, which we
give to cur roadeis as a matter of great
interest :
Lias CoTJSTr, Kansas, i
Ptjierober 2.1SWS. f
V. J Ross, Kn, Ooncral Superintendent Mera
palf and L'hkdeKton Ilsilrsd :
Bear Sir: I am glad to hear that some
action is about beicz taken by the con
necting railroad interests of the States of
Tennessee and Kentucky in reference to
the construction of a rail route over the
oil parallel of latitude. I am ghtd to
tee It, and fur this reason :
I have been over the route, and have
inetrumentaily examined tho country
west of the Rio Grande, with the view
of ascertaining its practicability for the
construction of a railroad. I have ex
arnlnei much of tho ground between the
Mississippi river and the prominent Pa
cific ports, San Francisco and San Diego,
and very well do I know tho country
west of the Rio Grando and the Pacific
coast in the vicinity of the 321 parallel.
A rail connection from Charleston or
Savannah, via Memphis, Little Rock
and Fort Arbuckle, thence to the head
waters of the Red river, crossing the
Rio Graude at or near Old Fort Thorn,
thence via Fcrt Cummings, Tuson or the
San Pedro to the Gila river, down the
Gila to Fort Yuma, thence branching to
Ssn Franolepo and to San Diego, is one
of tho most desirable routes that can be
conceived of.
It gives a line of rail that can be ope
rated at all seasons of the year regard
less of enows or extreme cold weather,
and beiido the shortest rail connection
that can be ftuj'f throuoh the States
between any of the Aifintio "and Pacific
p.ir's, 3nd no greater length of road to
tu Jd than is yet required to complete
some of the other already partly finished
Union Pacific Railroads.
I would be glad if you will, on receipt
of this, give me a statement showing the
shortest rail connscti'sn between Charles
ton and Little Rock, and 8&vahnah and
Little Rock separately the length of
each connecting road, with their termini.
I would be glad to'promote tne enter
prise obove referred to, antj wil give
you any information on ihe subject you
desire that I can.
If the Memphis Board of Trade, or the
Louisville Board of Trade feel any inter
est In tha matter I will favcr them as
far as lean. '
Jtesnevtfully yours, ew.,
JOIIK BUNK, JR..
171S Vine street,' PnlUpelpUla, Pa.
Many years ago tbe writer of this no-
tioe aud an mvalld physician, while vis.J
iting tbe jilanil or St. uroix lor liieir
beaftb, experienced and wiinessed many
surprising and beneieial effect? of the
Rum there produced upon many of the
Invalids who were, like ccrselves, seek
ing health, and upon inquiry and inves
tigation, obtained a full history of its
medicinal virtues. He was delighted
and burprleed, and dbtormlued to make
It the basis of a Tonfc and Restorative
humanity. The celebrated Plantation
Bitters was thU3 made known to the
world. Being au article of real merit,
founded ou new pricpiplcs, and relying
wholly upon the vegetable kingdom fcr
ita medicinal effects, It worked a rapid
revolution iu the treatment of physical
debility.
Magnolia Water Superior to the
best imported German Cologue, and sold
at half the price. 3!d<w
Blank Books. We eay without hesi
tancy, that we aro selling the best sntl
"theapedt blank btock in the city. We
challenge the trauj. we nave just re
ceived a very largo addition to our stock.
Call aud Bee at Geo. Pattiaon & Co.'?,
3171 Main street. 4t
" Peabody" Hat.
gin.
Francieco fc Wig
3t Report of patents granted to Southern
Inventors for the week ending December
1, 1SGS, as reported by J?. Stlth, Solicitor
of Patents, Kit Williams Block, Mem
phis, Tenu.:
81.5G3. Plow, George W. Mar3h, Clin
ton. N. C
84,020. Mortising Machine, W. L. Ep
person, Louisville, Ky.
84.CC3. Churn, Fred. Whltton, South
Carroiiton, Ky.
84.669. Suspender, Sani'l Warren Hen
ion, Helms, Altt,
TnE Varieties. This theater con
tinues nightly to furnish Us quota of fun
and amusement to tbe public, and is
nightly thronged with crowds who enjoy
good burleeques and negro" minstrelsy.
Manager Broom has spared no expense
to cater to the taste of that portion of
the community who attend bis show,
and we can say with truth that his
place ia one of the best of its claes in any
portion of tho country.
- PEltitO.NAL.
Gen. W. H. Jackson was married yes
terday, near Nashville, to Miss Saline
Harding, daughter of Gen. Harding,
The happy ocuplo will b In our city to
day, on route for New Orleans. The
gallant General has many warm friends
in this clly, who will, no doubt, congrat
ulate bim upon this, his second surren
der to the force of arms. He has, like a
true soldier, observed his first parole, and
will, do dcubt, prove equally as observ
ant of the obligations which now bind
him wiih their silken cords,
THE ;i:KKAI- ASS LIU HLY-
Condensed Report of lite Xro-
cccdiugH of Saturday.
NasiiviU.1, December 11, 1C3.
Nemite.
Senate met at 10 a.m. to-day, Speaker
Senter in the chair, and twenty-one
members Dresent. Prayer by Rsv. Jur,
Huntington.
PETITIONS.
Mr. Rodgers presented a petition from
citizans of Warren county in relation to
the McUinnvilie and Manchester nan
road, which was referred to the Commit
tee on internal improvements.
B JNDS FOR RAILROADI3.
House joint resolution, adding Messrs
Roach and Bosson, of the Houns of Rep
resentatives to the committee raised un
der Hou33 iolnt resolution No. 233, au
thorizing the committee to investigate
now tne uodus loaneu mo raiiroaus nau
been exnended.
The resolution elicited a enmtdealof
discussion between Messrs. Nelson, Nor
man, R-dgers, Speaker Souter, Lines-
lev. Keith and others.
Mr. Keith moved to lay the resolution
on the tabic. Lost ayes 9. noes 12.
Pending the further consideration of
the resolution, tbe Senato adjeurned un
til Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
House.
NEW BUSINESS.
Bv Mr. Thornburg, of Jeflurson : An
act to change the puniahjienl, fcr rape.
Passed.
Bv Mr. Gravson : A bill to provide for
the issuance of $100,000 in State bonds to
the Mineral Uome Katiroaa company,
Passed and referred to CommUtee to In
ternal Imurovements.
By Mr. Bowles : A bill to nguiate tbe
fees of lawvers. The bill provide.-! that
"TKar9 who loso their cases shall nut be
entitled to a fee of more than 11 vo dol
lars, the penalty for taking a higher fee
to be $50, ono half to go to the person
giving information of the violation of the
act, and the other half to go to tbo com
mon school fund, lussea, ana rererreu
to Committee on Judiciary.
A preamble and resolution by Mr. Tay
lor, of Carter, as follows :
Whereas. The Comptroller of the
State, G. W. Blackburn, has transmitted
to this House, without authority, a mes
sage of instructions, an act unwarranted
by precedence; and whereas?, the follow
ing assertions is made in said communi
cation: "I went to New York, and, as
Comptroller of the State, gave unquali
fied aeeurances from his Excellency, the
Governor, and the State Legislature,
that the public debt would not be in
creased, but leesened ;" which assertion
not only attacks the honor and voracity
of his Excellency, the Governor, but the
members of tho Legislature also; and
wheroia, said communication will en
danger the credit cf the State, if not cor
rected, and wcrk to the advantage) of the
bond specu'atots; therefore,
Be it resolved by the Qentral Assem
bly of the Mate of lennessen, That the
action of the Comptroller in writing eaid
communication, U an ineult to this body,
and dt serves condemnation.
Be it further resolved, Thai, the State
of Tennessee will meet her liabilities, it
matters not what may be the' amount, eo
long as there is a doll&r iu the treasury,
or property in the Stte eo'ojuct to taxa
tion. Mr. Jordan moved to Btispend the
rules to take up the resolution. Tho mo
tion was lost, and the diecutsion on the
subject postponed till Monday.
By Mr. Walker: A bill to authorize
the trustees of Tenneesee .Academy to
rebuild tbe same atSulphurSpring, Rhea
county. Pissed and referred to the Com
mittee on uommon bcnoou.
By Mr. Beaton : The following resolu
tion, which lies over under the rule :
licsolved, That the Committee on Fi
nance and Ways and Meant; take into
consideration and report at tbe earliest
convenience, what legialation, if any, is
necessary to insure tue payment or tne
Interest on tbe State debt maturing on
the first day of January, 1EC0.
RESOLUTIONS TAKEN UP.
House joint reeolutlon 00. by Mr. Ca
gle, taken up, relating to common
ecboolf. Referred to the Ccmmittae on
Common Schools.
Senate Joint resolution 100, instructing
the committee raised by Mr. Poeton's
resolution to investigate the manner in
which bonds liavo been issued to rail
roads, and whether or not the railroad
companies that have drawn bonds have
complied with the laws making tho ap-propriatlous-aad
the internal improve
ment laws or tne btate, mu report to tne
Genersl Assembly. The Speaker ruled
that tbe resolution was in order, although
it had the appearance of being out of or
der in consequence of thei committee
having already reported.
Mr. itoaen mousrut the matter ought
to be investigated, and held that the
people of the State at large as well as
the Legislature, would bs anxious to
know about trie issuance of those bonds.
Mr. Taylor, of Carter, contended that
there was no such committee In existence
now, inasmuch as it had bees cre&tpd for
a epecial purpose, and b'acdDg fulfilled
tne ociect lor wntcn it watt created, was
necessarily dissolved.
Mr. btone was cf tue same opinion.
Mr. Cardell made a noliit of order to
the erftct that the deoston of tho Speak
tr was not made 6u iho question raised
by Mr. Taylor, of Carter, and therefore
ell discussion waa out of order.
The Speaker theu decided that if the
resolution bad originated in tho Hcuso it
would be out of order, but as it came
from the Senate it should ha disposed of
some way.
A motiop to rofcr to Oocjmlttee on In
ternal Improvements was lest by a vote
of 33. to 27.
The resolution then passed.
Adjourned to 10 a.m. Monday.
THE couzirs.
Law Court 27. S. Lee, Jifdge. Yes
terday's calendar was pntirely'dispoeed
of. The Jury, In tho esse of Wade Bol
ton vs ytre8i et al, rendered a verdict for
tho plajntiJl to the amouul. of SS 8(iQ 34.
Tne case inserted below will coma up
to-day s
1j01 Farmers' Bank of Keatuciy vj Ayrea
et ai,
1532 Townwnd va Hlnkle et al.
li'jS strong, Lelimen a Co. v Jackson ot al.
Ic05 Herring vs K;n et al.
late Swayne vsTenn. .Nat, HanU,
15-.7 Ponervsilann.
15'B Tbierns vs Bfemfert,
l.CJ (-'be., a: Co vs.8renlb.cl.
J5i0 Underwood, fur in, v rbrenU-Iniurance
Conpany.
1511 Union ilAnfc or Tennei:e vs K. It. & II.
Lanier et a!.
1S1J Henry vs Maliory.
15-3 Meniiell vs rord Wilson ot al.
151S ilcCleary vs IeClery.
10 blurgls vs Commercial Ilcnk.JJ
lUtiO Same vs Jackson Ins. Co.
lias Uonnan v Taylor.
The three last named oasea were spe
cially set for to-day.
Chancery Court. Wm. M. Smith,
Qianccllor. The business transacted in
this Court yesterday included the dis
posal of all tbe cases published in yester
doy's calendar. Tho folic wing cases will
be called for hearing to-day :
419 Burord v Memphis Bulletin Co.
i2i cb va Bolton.
ul Baliervs Lew
4H Wicks ts Thorpe.
HQ Hartvs Snaw.
-ill Milton va Uoptan.
tU Swin, vs Holme?.
417 1 urner vs Scnlosa.
419 Itayner ts Riyner.
451 ilttiRlOla VS ClOillG.
4:3 McDermot vs Knsley,
451 Baker vsHard-n.
fa Perkins vi ilcCuiloujh.
4o Irby vsB'gis.
4 7 Stoner vs Uames.
it sxsruggs vs Walker.
459 f O8tou vs Waliter.
450 Scruggs vs W alter.
451 Hays vs Walker.
132 Cobb vs 01bsont
icJ Jones vs-Tyier.
485 Divls vs I'eplon.
40J Jones vs Moore.
457 JoycevJOd6U. - I i , . -
4S3 t'epton vs Maes.
4J1 Hold v Reitl.
471 Jeffereon vs Terry,
473 Norment vs Winter.'. "
474 Fencht vs Lo&gue.
475 Yerger vs Aiken.
478 Brown vs UalIoay. 1
479 Hll'larJ'vs Ualloway,
4SD Harris v Belts,
42 WallVsRobarts. .
4S Ureenlaw v-. Holmes.
4S1 Torlan vs Hsllnm.
The Clerk and Master,watMake,an,ac
count to-day in the oisB'orFIeminjf vs.
Neal. "
Municipal Court -Geo.W. Waldfan,
Judge. All tho cases on yesterday's cal
endar wero either trlei,v continued or
specially set for eome olher day during
tue term. Twenty-tnreo juugmeuts
were rendered. Tho following cases will
be cailea ror trial to-day :
114) HenwcoJ vsEsster-
U'.K) male ot Tennessee vs Sresd, MoManus &
Co.
133 Hampton ys Mississippi Valley Insurance
ujmpany.
1325 Fowers vslreat.
1379 Smith vs Bell.
1.B1 monntvsnumtrJ etnl.
I3Si Orannel vs Williams.
1JM Urnce A Co vs Jones.
3-4 Call vs Waggener et al.
L-v Frank & Co vs Clavion.
!.i5. iirimni; i (.o vs JlempblJ A.Vtalton
uonree.
I x" Farley ewal vs Jones et al.
M l'ani, atlm'x, vo Wood, adm'r.
Bineo Co vs Toonlg.
t IW Lluletoa vs Waddell et aL
i49l iiiller vs Sommervllle.
Hu2 Near & Ulclman vs Rarlla i Finney.
H9J Aliltmrn vs Fltig-raid.
lull Allen, use, etc, Vs Unit.
il9) Aiken ft Larkln vs Same. - "
'!!i Allen vs Oleasin.
im Murphy vs Mlsstsslppl andTenneeseo Ralt-
luau company,
14SS Caruart Bro vs Bcll'g.
im Waldran, U:e, etc, vs Sellie.
15eu Hrlnkler vs Wiggins.
lUt IUy vs English.
1X2 Winters vs County ot Shelby.
i5 3 Brauklln vs Bouttitrn unrmComiunv
15:1 Sayers vs Rocco.
1M3 sum van vs Mayor and-Aldermen or Mem-
phis.
1503 Mcc-aitland vs Satro.
1x7 Ualvln vsBame.
1 Oi Foley vs Same.
15U9 Cari,ei vs James et at.
1510 First National Ranfc vs T.awlttc l al.
ion oiaitery ts Mayor and Atdeimsn of ile.n-
JJUIB.
15 2 Tnrnall et al vs Eastland A ;.l!,rt.
1)13 Martin vs Moutaomery.
J3i4 not brock vs Uraat,
isi lei-ntssaj itb and Marino Imurauce
company vs i-ayne.
1516 Cam i bell vs Same.
1517 Waldran vs Fmman at 1
1518 harabee vs Delap.
1519 l erklus vs Newman.
CRIMINAL COURT. J. E. Biaelow.
jfiuge, etc. in me auove tjourt tne lol-
lowtog business was transacted on yes
terdav :
State vs. F. Gattl, Indicted for larceny.
Tho jury returned a verdict of miiliv.
aud fixed the punla'iment at three years
iu tue peuueniiary.
State vs. Wm. Adams and John Ri-
ley, inutcted for larcenv. The lurv re
turned a verdict of irutllv as to Rllev.
ouu aud guilty as to Auams.
"Iho C&se Of the State vs. f)nn Mr.
fartiana, who was Indicted tolntlv with
John Winters, for murder, was abated
uu Bccouut ot me ueain of tne deferi
dant.
Btate vs Thomas Prewltt : murder. A
continuance waa obtaintd until tho next
term.
State va JamcsCobb: iurv. aud verdict
iioi guilty.
l no following Is the calendar for tc-dav
ta State vs W F Clark ; larceny.
6.j state vs Sim VanPelt: larceny.
ee Btate vs H U William and Henry Sweeney
iobte-y.
3 StitevsJohn Ryan; lerceny.
77 Stale vs A.J Clav: laro iv.
SO State vs John Wllhelm; etttmpt to commit
United States District and Cir
cuit Courts Hon. ConnaUu F. Triaa.
presiding. The peremptory call of the
criminal aoeset nf this Court will xe
taken up on ne;ct Friday morning.
Messrs. A. C. Miner and Crocker were
excuaed from further service on the
Grand Jury during the term.
Tnocsse or Jamca Thomas, jr., vs, J
B. Sharps & Co., was then taken u?. It
appears that Mr. Thomas was in the
habit cf drawing drafts upon J. B.
Sharpe $ Co., after being informed of
tha amcuat or sales made by tbem; that
tt tbe fall of Memphis Messrs. Sharpe &
Co. had made sales to tho amount of
1000, no account of which they ever
made to tho plaintiff until 1866. The
Court decided that from tho evidence
given, no instructions, expressed cr im
plied, had been given to the defendants
to eeli lor uonieuerate money: conse
quently there was no illegality in tbe
transaction under tbe existing laws of
Congress relative to traffic in the above
mentioned money.
The jury, after a short retirement, re
turned a verdict for the plaintifl of 54750.
a petition or involuntary bankruptcy
was presented against Trehman Laeb.
The argument will be heard this morning.
" Rich and decant Gift Books." illus
trated in tbe most elegant style. Call
and see thorn at Geo. Pattison & Co.'e.
3171 Main street. 4t
Laces and lace handkei chiefs bleached
aud neatly put up at the Memphis Steam
uying estabiisument, Second street.
at
A Card.
The officers and members of steam fire
engine company No. 2 acknowledge the
nanusome donation or lorty dollars trom
S. H. Leavett & Co., in consideration of
tho pristine and eulcient services of our
company in saving his large stock of
boots and shoes from the destroying ele
ment at tho recent fire on the corner of
Union and Main streets. While euch
appreciative spirits live, true firemen
feel that gratitude baa not ceased to exist.
wo trust be wilt so succeed in buaiuese
as not to be in want of & good and in
creasing patronage.
Respectfully, yours, J. REED,
Captain ao.S.
HEW ADVERTISESINT'S
3Lnnun.p and jXnt.
AFRESH upplv ot Ihobe-st Pittsburg LUMP
AN 11 NUT COAL. lust received and for
nle by the Hays Coal Company. Qfllcc, 3 I-S
MadlMjn street. dell lw
THE WO R KI W GM A
HAVING reached a circulation ol two thou
sand, presnnts a medium through which
merchants and others ma)-make their bnl
ncs known, inferior to few papers In the
Sonlh. Those who may wish to ava.lt them
selyes of (he advantages it clrers, wUl pleare
hand their favors In by Tuesday of each week,
as It Is published three days ahead.
OiSce, No. Stt; Main street, up-ctairs.
dels lw B. F. a BROOKS. Editor.
THE GEM SALOON.
Ia the KnlckerbocKcr UnlMIng,
MADISON STREET.
BY GEORGE KENDALL & CO.
rIE BEST THAT THE VINTAGES AND
Distilleries afford ALWAYS. novlBtf
Mississipi Coiton Plantations
Por SL023.1;-
IIQUT PLANTATIONS NEAR BF.DLAU.
Bolivar county, Miss., thoroushly protected
rroia inundation by the new levee.
Four -Wto for4-e.osTa0M - ayf
del9 Hal Benlah. Mtalsslppl.
WHEATON NUESERY
Established in- 1840.
i LARUE variety ot Ornamental Trees,
A Shrubbery, Eversreen9 and the flneet va
rietles of Fruit Tree" also. a full sAsoilmeni ol
Hot House PlanUand Flowerand everything
usually lound m flV tSnrWpRiias
offer lor sale at GREATLY REDUCiB i PBIuES.
The stock on hand having accumulated lor
tha list few years. It becomes necessary, ou ao
rounvot a waSor room, to dispose of thesnr
PlusT which I will offer at greaUy reduced
5!ri5?and cheaper than any N ursery north or
Ki &ftote 3nt carfoes"11? furnish them.
fhy are Tlhe selections of the late Dr.
uwn whose long experience Is the best
SSntee of their being not only what they
Ire represented to be, but as being peculiarly
MapuSto ttoSouthSa cllmate-a market for
whicUhedevoted hto especial study.
InaddlUontothe above. I have a very huge
lttoek ofMamollas, which I can offer at greatly
do!ed pScS?. and which will be carefuUy
packed for trantportatlon by an experienced
gt8atoues, with prices and any InformaUon
Minnifx) will be sent on appUca-'lon to
wanted, wm oe ""uuYTtiosjpoN,
P.O. Box 120, Memphis, Ten n.
Ttrra casli or city wwptKncearf nnva d Mvtl
YEARLY SUBSCHIPTION
$io oo,
A HKDUCJTION OF
, 3 00 PJEB TEAKS."5
t-Beni la yocr r'm
AMU5SBISSTTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.
MABIi! FREDBRICCI'S
GRAND OPERA COMPANY.
'lHB manfcirement Laici n'piunrn In sfinnucr.
1 lng to the public tbat arrangement have
been made to produce the Urand linen for a
-eason or THREK NIGHTS and O'E MATI
NKI5. Tco Operas will be produced In he fol
lowing uruer:
Thursday, December 17 BARTIIA.
Friday, December 18 DER FBEYSCHUTZ.
Saturday. December 19 FAUST.
MATIS-EE, at 1 o.clock p.m. STRADELLA.
Paicz or ADMIS310N Dre.s Circle and Par
queue. St; Extra lor Reserved Seats, to cts;
Family Circle. EOcts : Colored Oallery, 0 cte.
Box Ofllce for the Opera at the Theater only,
and open now.
LOTrEP.Y OF LIFE Toesday and Wednesday.
6KEENLAW 0PfRA HOUSE.
POSITIVELY BIX NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing Monday Evening, Dec. 21st.
REUNION and Farewell Visit to Memphis of
all tbe world-f uned
K AIM LO fl BROTHERS.
UKORtiE.
WILLIAM,
ALFRED.
.EDWARD,
FREDERICK,
( and the littln Hanlon boTs),
JULIEN, VCTOR, FRANCOIS,
And their new Translantlc Combination, now
making their Farewell Tour or the United
Mtat04. In addlUon to the attractions pre
sented by the HANLONS, they have also un
der engagement the following European celeb,
rules :
-E2 j&- TJ,
The daring young Russian Athlete snd Cham
pion or ine worm upon tne n.Yi.NO tka
rEZE.who vlll perform his blood
chullng leap 01 IS Feet through ,
mld-alr, turning a somer
sault In his tremendous
aerial fllgbt
A cooni nan y! u e 1 h HA N LON S Is
Mr. and Mrs. BRENNAN,
Bnrleque Operatic Altlsti.
Mr. JAMFR BLAMPHIN.
Europe's greatest Hatpi't.
Miss EMILY THORNE,
The t c-ouiplbed uomedinune ana Vocalist.
Mr. ALFRED B. SEDGWICK,
Concertlntct and BuffbSlnser.
Mosjrs. 8YLVANI aud BENEDICT.
Urolesque Artist
ADarsaios. Dress Circle and Paraaette. 31 ;
Family Circle, 60 cents ; Oallery, S5 cents.
sesu can novr ne seenrtu irom diagram or
Hall at F. Katz-mbach's Music tito-re. 317 Main
street, WITSOUT EXrRA CICVRGa
ixors open at o oiock ; commence ats.
The house will be thoioughly heated at each
entertainment.
BOnly Bnnlon Mattneo. for ladles and
rh'.Wren, SATURDAY AFI ERNOON, Dvcem
bera5tll. E. KENDALL,
umoiw misin jiansger.
HE IS C0HIHG-STEA1 MAN
XUE most wcnerfal mechanical erblbltinn
1 of the sue. W1U onea In this clly atNo.Jtfi
4iniu c n c ct iui iui to ua; auti tuuu f 1-
day andSiturday.the 17th, lsth and lflth. He
makes a mile In "u5, and performs other won
derful feitF.
iKicE3 or ADMlssi0!.-2i and 15 oent". Re
duction mide to families and schools. Open
from aa.m to 10 p.m. delSSt
WALTERS' N&TiOH&L HOTEL
NORFOLK, VA.
M. WALTERS, PROVKIETOR. A STRICT
, ly flrst-clam house. seplS 6m
Wfi. A. PRISCE & CO.H.
OOTTON FACTORS
AND
General Commission Merchant,
2yaaa 27 Commerce Street.
NORFOLK, VIROINIA.
OS Liberal advances made on consignments
to us, or cur New York or Liverpool houses.
asmsum
ASHBRQOK & WHITE,
(Huccesjors to Gco.Plilllor t Co.,)
DEALERS IN
FURS.DEERfSKINS
AIVO
S3l IDE S9
ADAPTS STREET,
Bet. Front IIotv and Water S.,
NoriU Side.
CASH PAID FOR
HIDES, FURS & DEER SKINS.
CHRISTMAS, 1888.
To the Clly and Country!
JUST REOKIVED A large stock of Christ
mas Uoods comprising
PBEHEBVKM,
' rncirs,
SDT3,
TOTS.
nur. works.
And a'l the Luiuries and Delicacies In the
Confectionery line.
PURE CANDIES,
In Endless Variety.
3E'UStii, Etc.
mr BKSD IN YOUR ORDERS.
i aocco,
aio JIatn Street,
dell lm . Opposite Odd Vellows' Hall.
THE PAST
TeacliiEi lie Present ani the Falnre.
BY ALBERT PIKE.
SELECTIONS
From tlie Editorial Colaians or
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
OF THE YEABS 1S67 AS 1K6S.
BY ALBERT PIKE.
It Is proposed to publish. In an octavo vol
nme each, two woiks entitled as above; lf a
gafilclent number ot subscribers can be ob
tained to assure the publishers agalnstloes.
The mat work, was In part pnbUthed In tlie
Appeal In 1617.
Whether It or the second Is worth publishing,
It is for these who have been readers of the
Appeal to decide. A desire has been expressed
by many to have them in a more enduring
form", and the author, unable to publish them
himself, consents that they may b3 published,
if that deslro is sufficiently general to Trar
rBt it- " ov3l
BJIICKWOBK.
THOMAS CUI1BIN8 can always bo found at
. 191 MAIN BTHEET, corner Washington.
p8V1a',,0rlerS TilOitAH CUBB1NS,
CHRISTMAS GIFTS! CHRISTMAS GIFTS!
BARGAINS IN SILKS!
BAEGAINS IN POPLINS!
ISCH VELVET CLOAKS !
RiOH CLOTH CLOAKS !
10-4 WJUTE BLANKETS, $f 00 PER PAIR.
BOVLEYAUB BALMORAL SKIRTS.
IEN
BUILDllSTG MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS,
LUMBER, SHINGLES,
LATH, DOORS,
BLINDS, SASH,
Cheap in o fhtnpcst. Oxdern from the country promptly filled.
W. T. SWANWICK & CO.
nov22 3m ' Ada 1113 Street, Opposite Bradley Block.
The Oldest Xry Goods and Clothing Souse in Memphis
Hwenty-Ttvo Years in the City I
LATE OF MACK BEOS. & BO JIM,
WALKER BROTHERS CO..
DEALERS IN
DR1 G0O3S, FANCY AND STAPLE,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
NOTIONS AInTD FURNISHING GOODS,
And Mannracturers anil Dealers In
IN EVERY QUALITY. ALSO,
GEHTB' PUEHISIIIG GOODS!
229 Tvr.-n i tt &tt. Olay c3Ti s.
1SS Especial attcnticn of Herelianfs srd Bralers generally Is called to ex
amino onrs, tlie largest and Best Assorted StocS In ttls illy. We Co not luteal
to ic ncdersoid by anj honse 'a tills thy, or bj any one this tide of Xew Tork.
cclS , WAIiKEK J2KCS. ai CO.
HABTFOHB INSUBANGS AGENCY-
'- Ha. 15 Madison Street, HempXils. Temi.
AiD JA'UKD POUCIES PBOUFTLY ISSUED & IT0X EQLiTABLE TEH1IS
DWELLING HOUSES INSURED AT VERY CHEAP RATES
Capital Represented, : : : : : $8,000,000 00
" S lire and Accldeat Iniarance, at low Cash or Participating Bates, caa be
oblalned, aad J'oHeles aranted Trom this Office,
scpl" 3m S. P. BUTJiEK. General Aze.nt.
We arc in rccetyt of a Magnificent
STOCK OF GOODS FOB THE .HOLIDAYS,
lonslstlng Of a full line of UooU pertaining to the VTATCH AND JEVELRY BUSINESS,
Including fomo
VBItY CHOICE sLRTICZES OF FAJS'CY GOODS.
We vrould politely suggest to our customers that an TCARLY CALL will enable them to make
a more careful and choice selection, thus avoiding thenowd andinconventencoof the day
Iwfi. re Chrlitmas.
jXerrixnaii, Byrd 5c Oo.,
Dealers in "Watohes, Diamonds, Jewelry,' Solid Silver and
Silver Plated Ware and Fancy Goods.
275 IVTain Street. - - - TVTenvpIite. Tefin
FOR
.co to:
2To. 204: MAIX STREET.
ROBERT Ii. MAITLAHB & CO., -
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS
AND
GSNSRAIi COHMZSSIOH MERCHANTS,
LlIANOYEli BtlLDlNSS,
" 13" AdyaECCi. iDdo on Shipmenta to Liverpool snd London. oc24 Ira
D B F0B3IS11. CHAS- w KEAinorUB. TU0S. DAT
, ' FORSTER. KEALHOFER I CO.
GROOiKS, OOTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
209 Main Street, 4 Doors North of Adams, Memphis, Tonn
sepl7 3m
B. JACCAVF3ET.
W, B. COSSiiTUB
SIcOAPPIlET & COBII3LITJS
QENEBAL
-ANT
1MBALMSSS Of SHE DSID,
No 300 Second Street,
Near Monroe.
Memphis, - - Tennessee,
VIAJCCaandet, and Wooden
J.M.UoonBAU. J.B.8.0nnaw.
COODSAR & CILL1LAHD,
m
Exclnsivo Wholesale Dealers In
BOOTS AID SHOJSS
IIATS AND CAPS,
5o. 201 Hsla Street, Webster ElocS,
. ' MEMPHIS, TENN.
es-Onr Fall Moob; Is now oomplete, to -which
ln-rlU tho altenUoa of aU Jlerchants.
we
Sep
m
BEOT1EES.
00K.' Xa S3,1
IIAKOYEa fclluAlst, KEW I0BK.
COTTON GXHS.
EAGLE COTTON GINS.
WE are the Bole Agents for tbe sale or thee,
unrivalled Gin Stands, for beauty of
STATUE, UOHTSIija OT BRAR, AJTD CHJASTTTT
or iui Cotton turned out pr day, they ars
unsorpassed. Referencp ran be safely made to
every planter who ha given them a ialr trial.
Where mule power la used, they make a saTlne
of from one-quarter to onothlrd the draft
o vkk ant othxs Qiw. We are also auenta fox
tsTRAUB'S UR18T HILLB, and WHSEJLES,
CLKilHON i CO.'a CIRCOLAK SAWS.
MctXJHBX A CO..
Dealars In Eardwaxe, Cutlery and Guns,
ZSH and S2 Main Street,
t?lldatSm Memchla-Teno.
TAILORS.
MURRAY & RIDCELY.
1EBCHAHT TAILOES,
31 Madison Street,
H
AVE lust received their magnificent and
beauunu assortment u
FALIi AND WINTER GOODS
The best and handsomest ever brooght to thl
market. Our friends and the public will please
accept our thanks for the liberal patronase
heretofore bestowed upon us. Hoplag to merit
a continuance of the Mine in tba future, we la
vita them all to call and examine our stock.
We have engaged the services or Major J. S.
RIUDIOK, formerly of J. H Waggener A Co. s,
and he will be pleased to see and wall onhla
numerous friend. tepisaro
LAGER BEE B
BY L. 5CHN1PEL,
Comer Third and "Webator Streots,
TN BARRELS. IIAXK BARRELS AND KEUa.
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limits.
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Dealer In StoTea, Tlawarts. Hons Fur;
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Coal Lard ana. Lubricating Oils. Jobbing;
ana'rfrSlriuB promptly attended to bv
BoniMtent 'workmen. 2S Front ktreetTneaf
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