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UlMlfe APPEAL
TlJrSHAY JROKSI.VO, JA5T. 19, lSeO
THE WEEKLY APPSAX
Jl'tefsstire itnpre&i upon the mer
chants of Memphis thai they cannot more
worthVtf evmpHmant their customers than
by tending them oom'-es of the mammoth
"Weekly Appbal, containing ail the
nems of the vtech from every part of the
vtorldfCii. weekly summary of the Mem-
phis markets, telegraphic netus, loeal
ami editorial. The issue for this
toeek is now ready, and mag be had at
thctcounifng-room, m wrappers ready for
mailing, ai vrvs ceht3 per copy.
The friend of the Appeal are re-
jninded that themhertpHon price of the
Y eeklt hat been reduced from $i to
S2 50 per annum ; at uhieh rate U is one
of the cheapest papers published in the
United Stmtet.
Advertisers are also reminded that the
constantly increasing etretttation of the
"Weekly Appeal, makes it as valua
ble an advertising medium as can be
found m the Sfmii. Only a limited
number of advertisements taken, and at
speeial rates.
Muzxras, the spread-eagle orator and
okswB of the Hcuje cf .Representatives,
who balk from Tennessee, ami was ad
mitted to that body ta one of her repre
sentatives, baa reeeatly added .to his
&me''or aa obtrusive ignorance, by the
iotrodeetion to the House of a bill hav
log the following rather singular and ab
surd title: " A hill to remove uneuseti
tatfeaal onlje-holders, and to punish
EC eh as violate the same.7'
Thk Lezingloa (Ky.) Observer learns
from a taeiator ef Gea. Breckin-
bidge's f&eaCy that he will leave On
ada the Iwt of this month, but will visit
Hew York and Baltimore, in cceh
wihcb ewes as aaa aaogniers residing,
before he gote to Kentucky. He will
net reoeh that State much before the 1st
of March, fee he baa been laag separated
from near and dear relatives, with whom
be will EMwi eosie little time on hk
way hose.
Os oer lirst page we pabiieh, tbh
morning, the salient points of an impor
tant decision sgaicat ritatiijta and ritu
a Htm, rendered in lioatfoe oe the 23d of
last month, in the final Coect of Appeals,
wheeeethe case had heea carried by
Jtsv. Mr. Mako.nochik, rector of the
netwiees Cbaroh of St. Albans. Thk
bettles all matters in dispute between tbe
rituaftrts aad their brethren of the Epis
copal Chureh ; and, we presume, will, la
future, compel the absencs of the observ
ances, in tbe Episcopal service, that have
lersoongii tiaM given that peculiar
class a queetioa&Me proBinence before
the Chrietian public.
TIT . - . .
y regret vo notice mat some of our
country exeb&ngea have lately frequently
misquoted the cotton market of this city,
by mistake, we make bo doubt, but with
results to Memphis that are none the less
disastrous. A case in poin t k that of the
Hickman (Ky.) Courier of Saturday last
In that paper we find middling cotton
quoted as selling la Memphis, on the 14th
Inst., at w hea In fact It sold at 29s.,
and within a Balf a cent of the New
York rates, quoted in our paper of that
uateataBje. buefa mistakes as these lead
to grat coaftHien, very often excite dis
trust, and should be guarded against with
the utmost oare by the publishers of pa
pers in tae country. To this end we call
public attention to the error.
A reason for tbe call of the militia by
our ataie authorities, it has been suc-
tested, b togive a certain " ring " in New
ioik. an opportunity of reeliz-ns from
the panic that will ensue as to our State
steaks in that market. The " fuss and
fury " of the House and Senate has been
telegraphed to that olty ami all the no.
on '.n Mrv-i a 1
vuu uuun jkggiiivaitu iu juen a
manner a3 that iunoejnt outsiders, hold-
inn Tennessee steefcs, may booome de
pressed, raah open the market aud uM
out to the " ring ;" who, when they have
glutted themeeivee, will restore confl
dence, run up the rates of Tennessee se
curities and thee sell to good advantage,
Thk game was tried oeoe before, and
with slgnii suosess ; and we should not be
surprised to hear, after it has this time
been 'effteted, that after aM the present
can rer militia " and the ' reported Ku
1V.IUX outrages were but "scares " In the
Interest of this ' ring." We hope the
press or itashviile wlH look into this
matter and apprise the public if tbere ie
anything In it.
The friends of the Sau Bias Pacific
JtaUroad have been iadustrlously st
wori. wun uongreee. It is expected that
today the Committee on Pacific Rail
roads cf the House will report a bill
granting a lean of $16,000 per mile for it,
the line to be known &3 the Southern
Pacific and JopammaEca at Cairo to
Little Roek, Austin, Saa Antonio and
across Mexieo toan Bias. The report
will show that this Is by SOO miles the
shortest route to the Pacific O jean, and
that while the whole route from New
York to San Bias i8 2309 mjieej it only
requires the buliditig 0f lefs than one
thousand milesof road to complete a rail
road connection. Toe Mexican grant for
that one portion of the road from the Rio
Grandoto San Bias is a moat liberal one
while the grant jnU made by the Texas
Convention embraces all tbe public lands
for twenty miles on earn side of the road
from the Ktd'rlvar to the Rio Grande,
provided that portion of the road shall
be comefletsd wltbinlx years from the
date of tbf'grant. Therepa't will also
refer.to the Immense prospective com
meroa with Mexico.
PKCtSISO JieSAXQS.
We have lately had much to say upon
a pleaslog theme the general prosperity
of the South. This morning we propose
that ottaete equally oompetaat, ahaU be
heard on the same mbjeo. First we
quote the New York Herald, which re
cently, in 1(8 " money article," said :
Forty or llfty millions of dollars have
gone South, aad have been, or will be,
aoeorbed thigrci 1 he How cf currency in
Uit direction, at Hie present time, is
Mill gnimr on, but on a diminished scale.
M will go hi the spring is tbe shar 0
of Northern capital, which, under the
temptation of the high price of cot too,
ieaeeUiu investment there. Emigra
tion has set Jh, nd there will be a strong
current in the spring. The revival of
ootton culture Is a feVer juat now Uh
capitalie's.
The Mobile (Ala.) Register and the
Sehna (Ala ) Times says :
"We do not believe there was ever, be
fore tbe war even, as much sorpioi mo
wy fn Alabuma as there wffl he When
the crop of lii9t yesr shall have been die
posed 0'.
The New York correspondent of the
New Orleans JHcayune, in a recently
published letter, says :
There is just now a -large demand for
tbe xeourities of tbe Southern States
haoed on the prospective improved con
dition of those States, and prices are
dally hardening. There is also more
disposition to put capital into dooMtern
laaifo, the present high rates for notUm
being a great stimulus in this direction,
and for several months to eotne green
backs will be llowlag tfeitber.
The Waahingfc-i correspondent of the
New York Journal of Commerce gives
tbe following statements in relation to
tbe Scuth :
Kvldenca abounds that Northern capi
tal ir) seeking ac outlet in the boiun
Mnv persons nass through here every
week on their way southward to look for
hinds, and at other nuettiess enterprise?.
The opportunities for investing in lanh
in that part of t'-ie country are excellent.
There ie mucii greater willingness by
owners to sell, both to i.iorthm men,
and to the laboring population aim. Mil
lioas of acres of good land can bs pur
chased now at small prices. Planters
find that with a smaller number of acres
and mnre thorough cultivation, they do
better than was the oaee in the old slov
enly stvle. Manufacturing enterprises
are projected, and mining will be enter
ed into vjgorousjy in many rcuooa
where nothing of that sort has ever been
done.
The New York Mercantile Journal
says:
Attention in teraiag to the interior
trade of the country, aad the people am
directing their energies to agrtontteral
productions. We have already more
than once of late referred to the flittering
prospects of the cotton oroDof the South.
Mr. Nkakdrr Ricr, of Florence, Ala ,
in a letter to the Florence Journal of
Saturday, sys :
I have received several lelteea from
Northern gentlemen, and besides, have
seen several more that have been written
to ethers ef my aequaiutaneee ; ail tfaeee
letters relate to the same t jeets, v z. : as
to the chances of getting farms in this
section, the price of land, the state of so
ciety, heaith of the country, its pioduc's,
and how Northern men would be treated,
etc.
And the Water Valley (Mise.) Eagle of
Saturday saye :
Cotton factories are getting to be " all
tlw rage " in Mississippi, and tbrougbeut
tbe Southwest. We bear of new mi. 'Is
completed, or new companies of stock
heiden organiaing to ga.iate tbe ex
tremely profitable business of manufac
turing " our great -staple" every day.
V- hardly tae up a Southern paper
without seeing a new notice of something
of tbe sort. If not a cotton faeforr, it is
some new and much needed railroad
that is to be built.
This is enough for one dy. We will
produce other evidence? shortly.
In the Federal Court at Knoxvlilc, be
fore Judge Triuo, on Friday last, Hoc
T. A. R. Nelso', when the ease of the
United States vs. Gen. Johx C. Brbck
i.vkiixik wss called, took oceaaigixtD ex
press his sense of grati title toward that
stateemui for kindaeiH to kls sen during
the war, by entering a motion to dietnies.
He bad, he said, on eommmtieaetosi
with Gen. Bkeckinkidos, but the re
membrance of the vry special kindness
shewn by ifiot gentltman towards one of
his sons, who m the vicissitude of the late
war hod fallen into hie hattds as a pris
oner, prompted him to take a step that
would relieve the noble Kentuckian of
much embarrsfement. The Atioroey
General not being prepared for the mo
tion, it was agreed to pass tbe oa9e until
the close of this week.
Washington, January 18, 1M9.
HOU3X.
Ataeag We MDs peejil and. rafee'd
day, was one by Mr. Ionul, prorMUfeR r ttm
litiM ef CbsVhI 94ts beads, rstlrlg Ka.lonal
earreney not on and lor a lree syslen oi J ati anai
sesklag.
A b.ll was introduced by C&n for the ip-
poin'raent of a select committee to lnvatllgaie
thi suppoed Ki Kiox Outrage la Alabama,
which w referred so the Cetuatlttee est won
atraetlOM. .
A bill was introdneeA by Mr Bingbfttn to ad
mit the State of MMaslppi. to raescntation
In Cobkios. which -was referred to Use Coia-
mlttee oa Rc30ktraUoa.
It piovUH for Um adialislon of Missisatppl
to leprwrentatioa in Congnsw wbentver Its
Legss sture shah hase rutlnsd the 14th Con-
UtutbNvd ame&dmetit of the halted State,
and declares null acd void the disability lm
poimd by tbe third w Hon of arUels 7h uf lae
OsasUtMtion of Mississippi.
A bill was preeaied by OatnsM prorldl-g
tbU no com wliloiw as Brigadier-Uenera
shall be issued uaUl ths BQBsaer of Brigadier-Oeoi.-als
It reluoed belcw el.bt. and fixing
eight as tbe sumber of Brtsadicr-Ustierli af
ter that time. Kefened to Um Ciatalttee on
Military Affairs.
lioiman oaeredthe fllowlcg:
XtvAved. Tn-t la ths proseut eondltlon of
the National finances, no farther mbsidles
oacbttubjgivn by Co.ngrysa, eiUwr in. bonds
ur moBy to leslroasM r eHur norpnraHnns, or
so promote looai enterrnses, bnt Um whole re
sources ef the country eoghi tj bs aavptted to
pressing aeeeasiUes of the public (ervloe in
uoh a manner as iu rrl'evs the peuplvfrom
bardsns of taxstlou.
Rentes. Ttiat tbe grant of piskhs atads to
oo-rponkMoas ought to bs u Hcwnt !naa, and-tbe
whole of unci lins ought to be naSa a ana-
ered trust to secure homestead to aetoal set
tiers, aad lor ao other parpes whatever.
He moved the previses que iwan and adop
tion of tbe reMlatioo.
Tbe previous tnastiN was tooeadsd, wben
Wlndoae moved to lay the ratojatloa on the
table, wans was lut.
bchiCeld demi.Ddd a setKurata vol on tbe
nsolatioBS.
The n.-et retolotlos wat adopted fsas M
says 7. . .
Tbe qaestlOB was tbsa reoewsd on the
second reeeiatlon.
Julian desired to ofler a sobstttu'e that ao
pubttc lands shall be given to.std the cintru.
tion of railroads except on eeaeMon ef aetasl
selUements lu quantities aot greater than lio
acres to one pardon, or a Axed tax on the full
price.
Holman decided to let it be oSced.
Washburn, of Indiana, moved to lay the
resolution on the table, beuiuae it won Id In
terfere with the seldlers' bounty bill.
The resolution was tabled , yeas IK, nays hi.
SENATE.
Sherman, from the Finance Committee, re
ported a finance bill :
SectioK L xoas any cud iruct. aereaner made
spciaoalIy payable la cola hall be Hgal and
valid.
Bee 2. That an approprlaWon of SlttfiB&CM
from naportdatlesbaappliedte the ptyasrnt
during oach fl&aal yeAT,o:insrel and tp, the
leduetteiTof the prta'rfpojfjfei paeajftdoht,
asdtusfa reduction bhaM be htHau of tlielok
lsg lusd.
Bee. S. The holder of anv lawAd manor
amouuiing to nriy doHar or its multiple, may
By Telegraph
convert the mmelnto coupons or registered
it-mite, redremabie iu com at tUe pleasure of
hio United Stitcs alter ton years, and payable
iiioolnln fatty v-ttars, and boning annual Ir
urwt or five ptjr oeut. payable semi-annually
In coin ; and 8!d bonda Uh1I be exempt from
JllAKea etUsr Uiau income tax.
Section four nuthoriztH U10 secretary or the
TrPiwtury to Uue gold notes, btarlns lnKreet.
ir not lam donomlu-itlou tUan ten dollars,
wblcli aliali be rewlvublo for all t Axes, duties
or debts, and also aiulioilzM the Hccretary to
Bitpply an amount ofsiioli colnnolos not oi
camng tlio amonnt 0" United States notes eur
r.udered for conversion into bonds under tbe
priwdlng KrcUon, for tbe purchase of any part
of the securlUeoof the Untied tttutes, bearing
six per asst., aud the SeoreUry thail cancel an
h Dount of United Stales bond equal to tUo
steoriltes so purobassd.
Sctiou S authorizes Natlonui lla.nks,i7lUout
raapeot to tbe limitation of iSuOAtO clrcula-
ting notet prescribed by tbe twonly-socoud
cotton of said aot, to Issiio and circulate notes
bearing inierestand payable on demand In
col., by tbe mode provided In said act as to
other circulating notes, and blisll be paid on
d.mand lu com liutsad ofU. 8. notwt, aud
only be lamed to the amount of CT rer cent, of
ilie bonds of I he U. 8. deposited with tbe
Treasurer of theU. a., as security for the it
nipUou of sal! coin notes. 2so
bands (ball receive loss than (300.000 of such
eoln noien and such bonds, and the sntd ooln
aois shall bs subject In all other respects to
tits limitation, restrictions and provisions of
aaa not.
Williams gave notice' of some amendments.
A. memojUt was presented praying that po
IMMldbnblltttM be removed from all finperlu-M-ndeuts
of Insane lnstUutlons at the tiouth.
Rtfened.
VA8niTON, January 18. The Supreme
Court to-day saaJo deoiwlons In tbe Kow York
Hint oasM. Opuiioiu were road by Chief
Justice) has tutbe effect that ofitillcatoof
lndebtedneasawl United iHates notes or green-
bck8 are exempt from taxation.
The President nominated to-day John A.
JoJsen a Sae.etary of JLetatlon to Mexico,
vies air. i;umi.
The Pratident transmitted the fjllowing to
day to LhaBauate of tbe of the United Status:
Tbe resolution adopted 011 the firth lust,, re
queEtlugiha Prefldoutto transmit to the Sen
ataacapy ef any proclamation of amnesty
made by him sine the last adjournment of
Congress, and a!w to communicate to the Ben
ate by trust autority or law it was made, "has
bu received. 1 accordingly transmit here
with a c jpy of proclamation dated Decomber
2513, UBS. The authority of law by which It
was made is set ftnth In tbe prooiamatlcn
liKlf which expressly iirtluus that It wa; Is
sued by virtue of tfao power aud authority in
ma ve.-Ud by the Constitution, and In the
name of the sovereign peop.e of the Unl:od
states, and prco'aimn and declares nDCondi
tloaauy and without reservation tu all aud to
ev.rjp person who directly or Indignity par
tlctpMed la the lata luxarreotlon cr rebellion,
a u.li.ardon and amnesty lor the offense of
treaaou sgaiBut tbe United State or 01 adher
Ug to tb.r eucTmos during Uiojata clvU war,
with the rs;oratloa of all thrtr rights, priv
ileges and licmuaitiw under the Coutiiutlon
au laws which have bien made In pursuance
thereof. Uhe Federal Coiiitltution provides
that ihePieildeut shall have power to grant
reprltvoa and pardons for all offensrs agilcst
the United State?, exoept lu casus of lmpilson
m:nU Tne proclamation of the 33lh ult. Is in
strlot aoeoidance with the Jncheial exposition
of the authority thus conferred upon tha Ifx
ecntlvf , and, as will bo tau by referonoe to
the aecompdiiyins papers, is In conformity
with the prec?dent established by "Washington
in 1716, and toliosed by Adams In 180U, Madison
in ISIS, and Lincoln la IMS, and by the present
exeen'tve tn ias. tS7 and IMS.
ri4goed) ANDP.KW JOIIX30N'.
Washiniitos, J). C January is, 1SW.
WEATIIBR ASSU KSVER3,
Iw OBI.KAS6, January 18. Arrived, Empe
ror, Alaska, BVe asd llaigea. Departed, Lou
Ulana, Vifclola, UenUneutal, Sliver Bpray and
Hsry Ann.
LjCJflVii.i.T, Jannjry IS. Arrived, Louis
ville. River falling; sixteen feet ten inobes. Weath
er eJBwdy with oecMtonal flnnlea ut snow.
CAfmo, J mm try in TJp-8wallow, 9 p.m..
3foantftlner, 7 p m , Chiton, 8 a.m., Lizzie Gill.
Ipm.
Down Qayoo, 8a.tn,
K4rer me sixteen luchm.
8r. Louis, January IS River rtetng with
live feat water.
TELEGKAPKIO SI A KiiETS.
Kew Tort SXar&et.
Jlirw Yoke. January 18. Cotton dull, heavy
-"uthern.KiSSo. Rice steady; Carolina fl
HVXvi. C jBV H:m but quiet, lblund sujrar lOW'
l-t . New Orleans molosats 777r. Wheat
nominallT unctianired.
Dry Uo dH-The market Is less notlvo hut
firm for con on fabrics. vjw York Mills
2m. Wauteutt 'Jfxs. Washington eambilcs tic,
and h'gri colon ac higher, out makes heavy
"rufu Mutreii'-g ic x-flU'nue Iliafie', 15M
HWo. Medium tight fn-y deisints 2Cc.
Mooey Keports that the Treasury was about
K-peii goiu ana oonus, were again raised
lo-oay, without air-ctinK nuy markpls. JSa-
l o Jl oanks are receiving large amounts of
currency daily, and dep-siting their surplus
with tne Awls not Treasurer tor a tier eeal
001 wa. tauidei o-nied Suturdvy and to day.
i'ue Treasury is likely thos to receive all tho
money it want. Co Unued Ih-ups on Unse
uertiflca'es. of which about 1 16 000,000 arn lefcon
liaud, mu;t add W ease in money and general
uaoyaucv n wail street. Hhermar.'H niil, rj
Ijoneu w ma rHni to-uaj, is regarded
liEely to cause all the cotton buslne-s of tbe
soatn to ce done ou a gold basis, and tend t-3
aavanee ice prunmm on gold, iiiouey Is very
tm-j vB-uay Htngt uuctMi. j-nme ois:ounis tsj
s.wtthnordispositloq to take common paper.
Blerling quiet at WAiHb. Gold rower; opeuej
36 and olQfOd .-t.S5e. ClearnucaM were S41.-
T2,(r)e. StiU bond- irieguiur. Tennesfoen
h--av-, on reports of mailui law In that Htate.
a sw xenuestee . myt.
Sew Orleans ?Ittrlspt.
WawOBLKANM. January lS-tVMton dull and
Dusattled; m.ddrtngi Siy1Ttr,; sales 17D0
iMtlae; receiptstlnce calumny 7i bales: tx
norts inn bales merling ii Uold 36. New
loriat 4iHaiB-xunt Klourqnlet; Rnper
due tt H ; XX 17 30 ; XJCX 17 75oB 2 Corn
sleniiy; wui:e 77c; y olio w Stij. Odta Arm at7
mate. ri du'l, declined to St 03. liav dull
DrimaS.'l!!!L Pim-It ftnll at 0!l TJan.... .lll
hbou!derslMc; oier rib sides lTjje; clearsldas
jo.,c. j-ani turrpuiar; ttorcos ias, zigsiKe.
s-ugr Mei.ve; eom.t.on 10o ; yellow clarified
ItHe. Mola fees active; common 5Sls; prime
inMa; choice 7Us;2c. Whlekv uun ; WeMein
rctifl d 07,'. Coffee suady; ndr
17-4 - , kiuio iwjm; (J7tj.
Clnetnnatl Harhet,
iHtKWBMi. Jaunary IS Family flour JT
97 7F. Wheat 7(,1 75. Corn hold ut 70s
KveH 4001 '14 Cate V.'hisSy 99o. Port
jy HI. Lard UMtUKc. Uulk shoulders lo
sirlm range fiona 14 to 16c. Bacon slioa!drs
1 c; hides IBlJc; hams 17SS1SC. Buttor
1m4Uj. Ktgs ifeeoe. Sugar iaHc 11
coffee its'Mc.
St. Lonls Knrket.
Louis. January 18 Tobaceo unchnniml
SpdMo HiAir SSfetS Wheat H Owl ES.
CinIa73e OntH iismc. fork fJ3. mils,
shoulder 'iaiSHw sided l&Xc. Bacou shoulders
Louinvttlu ilurlieU
LotnevUiU. January IS. Tobntco salrs S7
nr-as; eoBimon mgg 10 manurscturlnit Iosf;S
18 75. tottoni iaic. Superllce flour $5 50'dd.
Wheatt 7al 85. OilHifltttc Corn tO. Rye
HEW AVBEH.TIS'JSSNTS
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'IIK HBCOXD TERM OF THK CURKKNT
Bira 01 wasniugioa cjlleie, Geneial
iwbskt x,. Lixn, l'rtHiueut,
liexisson tbe lt of Kcbrnary,
And oonMnag to tho end of Juno. Students
BnPC ror luin im pay half tha nscal fees.
Tha ocgaais Olon of tbe College is oamplete.
In all tfee usual departmenti of academic and
srieaUHt education, with a foil coarse of l'ro-f-sMMH
and SK'tsianis. In addition to the or
dluurv aienUac udle". a full course Is taught
"iviiiL aim jnisisu fMiisKKBi'fo, anu at
pioinax ate conferred In IhWsohool. Tio liS-3-l,ihh
LAhGCAOK. alsa, U made a dhtinstand
inor- mix branoh of study. The School of
law is in oiiHigi of Ju ig-j John W lirocseu
oretcga.L.LU Tbe onuro expenses for the
term aKi not exoeert sito. Fcr Catalojiuos ad
dre K.C. GORDON. Clerk or Faculty,
Jal9 .Lexington, Virginia.
F. V- SRVIWS & CO.,
Ootton Factors
AND
Zojnmiesion Merchanla,
No. 233 Front Sfroat, Up-Stairs,
, Ove,U.S. Taylor & Co.,
Jala cUw
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Jandiog frcm (learner Llf.le Coudor
X an barge-1, a cargo of Salt, direct from the
works -i-hio River Salt Comoanv. jviernnonto
and othtjw wlshtpg to supply themselves from
will piuK iciMva Lurir uruers.
ir. UAiJt'SMixa, Agont,
Jfo. 3 Howard Row.
Jtanolzitio?i.
rtnMshlohBreto'oro.oxIsllnu httwnon
lie tJBdenitvned is this dav iIlsslvoH 1...
MtntoaldmHent. hither member Is anthorized
lo ase tho homo of the firm In I qoidation.
JAMK3 NOET SX.
LKVI JuY.
MetathlSj Tenn,, January is ibt, jal9
HSWABVEETISSM SITS
YOUNG & BROTHER,
Booksellers & Stationers
So. 218 Slain .Street.
tVondknm Uraii;p,
Honbly false,
TtiB Lost I'enuly,
JleiiipliiM Olty Directory,
A tow copies left. Call soon, If you tvhh one, at
YOUNii A lJUOrUKIl,
JalS Ko. 213 Main BUcet.aifc01nbU1.Tenn.
mFOIUUTION TO PLMTBR3.
WE hive on hand a consignment of tbe cel
ebrated DICKSON " ailtJiCT COTKJN
BRED," which we otter for lale in lots to suit
the Planter. This Seed, tbe most proline, in
use, has lieu Known to yield on an average
TWO HALES lt THE AOltK. The fctaple Is
very Mifeil.ir.nnd sample Haiku may bo teen
at our ofllce. We respectfully invito the at
tention of the plantlnK community and tho
trade generally to tho groat snperlorily of this
Heed.
ozr circulars sent to address free.
jail
E. M. App?rson & Co.
CONDITION
-OK THE-
iNSu!
m COMPAM
T 132.13.0, j?-y X, 1S89
CASH tmihl, $3,000,00
ASSETS, at MarM Value :
Cnsh on hand in Bank and
In transit, - - $ 592 G2D '.
Real Ettale(aninctiail)er'd) , 253,310 14
Bsnk Slock, - - - 1,307,330 00
Mortgage iionds, - - - thT.iao uo
D. S., Iltatc and City Stock
and other bujIIc Securi
ties, .... 2,60 93S 00
$5,150 031 T
Total Llshllltlea, -
.259,533 1)8
Net himU, - - 1,801 377
i"Duly attested, sworn to,and signed.
STATE OF TKNNK33BE,
OoKmiOLLEK'S OFFICE,
Nasu VILI.K, Januno' 1 UM.
I, G; W. Blackburn, Comptioiler of the
Treasury, do hereby oerlify that tho iEtna
Insurenee Company, located at Hartford,
in tue Slate or ContiocUout, ho3 produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said company
hav complied with -11 the requirements of the
liws 01 1110 ftiato 01 lemie Fee imposoa or
lnsuntuoe oompanietj, and I further certify that
Henry A. Lituetou, nuent of said oompany,
has 3H13 coixuiied wuh mo requirements of the
laws ui uitd iiiuua uuu praviuuu m Mtuu
oaj- :
Wherefore, said Etna Insurance ComiNtny
has authority to take risks and transact the
lmsluem of insuranee in this State, at Mem
phis. Tenn.
- G W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller of 1'ennonsee.
H. A. lalTTLETOEf
Jrtf. 22 Madison Street,
MEMPHIS.
al7
TENNESSEE
SSTJC iTIOUAXi.
UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH
SEWANEK MOUNTAIN. TBNN.
fHE next Term of the Junior Department
A win ujmu ui. u niversuy nace, xeun ,
Ou tiro loth nay of Fiiruary,IBG!,
Boys received at any age and prepared for Col
leue Location perteclly hcaltcy aXW loet
acove tho sea. SiOOcovors ex pence, board and
tnltlou, lor throe months, tor circulars aud
information address u. R. Falrlaatn, Umi.
Uoneral Treasurer, University fiace, Tenn.
C. T. (iUINTAltli. D.D., L.L.D..
JaS eod vice Chancellor.
BIWKKI.EY ISMALS COLLEGE,
Memphis, Terui.
THIS Inbtitiit'on will open MONDAY, 4Ui
Jaunary, 18.. It is located ai thobuutnern
terminus of UeBoto street, convenient to the
street cars. The Coliego grounds contain six
acres, with buUdlugs finely adapted to Collo&e
TERMS PKRSK.5lON OF 5 MONTHS.
(In Auvancj
For all Branches or Education taught In
Female t'olit-ge', InoTiidtng a lull oosrsa
Oi Eng ioh, auows swd Atns'ern Lan-
cuaiitH 9 30 fo
For lifrp, tiuitaror Jnano, Voeal and ili
Btro;nentHl...M...v. 0 03
f orujaidlu Couww.lu-luuiugfuraiwifetl
ro jtn, luel, towels, lighUand wasalng. 1C0 03
Day he note r eau .yby-lho mouth, iu ad'
vacua, so Ikcidehtai. Kii.
J. l. MjfcltKlI ru. President,
J3 d.iw .Msmphls. Tenn.
UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,
Oxford, Maaleiippl.
Chartered by tbe State In IKi, and authorized
to ooufsr the Uighest EJucaUoual Uou
Ois on Young Ladio?.
. Mjciuth aim Case. Pcronin t
lansare esnclhUy invited to consider the mer
its 01 ihta lasutuilon. To eoueate-lu the true
.ui nuju-ui ojuraiD uinrouehly the
young ladles of the South, u lu, aim. The de
partments ut illltllBirlMlIlT IhTElT.l an.l T .
fccleuces. Literature, Aacltui and Modefii Li'n-
"; umwiug, etc., are asiy fiiiod by
acco.upllblitxi teachers, male and female
Special caie it may be said, uooomaion care
is taken cot only to thoronghiy educate lu
the Arts and S.-ienoes. bnt in ti.n.:ar tt, m,nii.
cometited ami happy, to train vnelr moral
seutlinentH, to cult.vate correal ta&teo. to pre
serve fjelr health, and to throw around them
proper restraint. In short, to afford to pitrona
toe land. uiuuous in
Ari'AKATns. Arrarffe.nertaTinBiiooT,,.
to supply tho CoUtce with Hnltiihin Ar.r.0....."
. . tixo caoiuuces, anu to hivh
a nr&'ticnl knowiAi1f7fl nr tna,n i ....i.z..
thee asses in Chemistry, Astronomy and Nat.'
umi 1-U11UWDQ7. UirOUCD Ilia Mnr.e.ff nr.
AthAAPJ . f , . . . t V 1
. -"a uuivcrsuy, will uaveuc-
cess to its lar&e and well nnnn.nt.vi n,i,
and ; rhlloMphioal Apparatus.excelied by noue
m tbe South, and to be favored with lecturt's
. --i"'""' u.iui oy u.s. uarland
and lli-g-inl. the ituxuad froiewra In thtit.
Depaitmeuui.
Blildinq Location. Th imii,i.,
mated to be worth Jiu.oou, us coruuiuclioi.eorn
for table aud retired. '
REFBRKKCsa. All patrons and pupils of the
UOAllDI.Sf! DePAItTMKVT 7n M..T-n r t
W. W. AtoJaahon, is iept in a Uyie saldora if
ever, equdiod. All the teachers bord lmho
College. u
UNlKOHJtITT OF Dncm-rfrfivoMv t , .
Ca.iot, Bwjwn Merino, Pink Delaine. I'ink
Lawn aud V nito Dreesos, PJain Hat, trimmed
only with a band of block velvet. These
wishing to wear monrning are required to coo
Jorm lu plainness ofdr.s. mh n,i
As econouiy is the obj ct o- this arrangemen t."
new pupils need not lay aside clothing til. eadv
on hand, If as plain ns the uniform, hut when
additional purchates are necessary, the uui.
form must be regarded. UUI
KxfEhsr.s.-1-er hestion of 20 weeks, half In
advance: ' Ja
ncua ttiury nusses 11 VI
College OiaM.es, proper Z5 01
U W.WTOtO, UJJCI
Ancient and Modern Language, taot
Music, eao'i Instrument..... ....
12 50
U5 00
u.eo; lusirumenis..
Ornamental branches, usual rales...". ".".T
6 0J
iio.rj, .Lodging, washing, fuel, Ligh s
T,,"m, "tSST10.8- Z 100 00
date of eutranee until end of teflon In Junn
excepvln cases olprotxaoted sickness. '
8.O. BUftNtY trii'i. of -r-r...
uuunuai.cu uy tuc ttUUVrJ miAA lrmn il...
JaSdayf C. II. BELL, Pres t of College.
AG-EE BE SB.
BY L. SCHIMSPSL,
Cornbr Third and "Webster Stroots
TN BARRELS, HALF BARRELS AND KKG8.
i jjeiivereo Jioo oi coarse wiwin ice city
mils. doU j
AUCT2GIT.
inutlier Crcat
SaH
OF
ut Auction
Household Fuiriiture,
PLATED WARE AMD CHINA. TKASETH,
will lake place Tills TuKHDAY MOMN
1NG, at the auction room? of"W. If. PA8S
ilOltlSJtCO.. to.23l Becoud streoU 'IlioktocC
consists of Parlor Bets. Bedroom 8em, S'de
boardt, Marble Ton Tables, Urnsiels carpetr.
Mantle Mirrors in walnut frames, Solas,
Louugrs, Spring Matlreises, eto; China Tea
reis, allver Plated Wareotovety description,
and other aillcles too numerous tomentlon.
Hale pcsltlvo at ID o'ftloek. Jal
TRADE
SALE
OF NOTIONS
-BY-
A. E. FRANK LAND,
ETo. 107 main Street.
T WILL SELL ON THURSDAY MORNING,
I atlllo'oloeir.at Saleiro m. NOTIONH. HO-
BlHUY. KAHU X UOUliS.HUNDKlJiH-allllrat-
clas.
and fresh from Importers' hands
Jal9
A. K. FltANKLAND. Auctioneer.
RQYSTER, TREZEVANJ & CO.
AUDTSOWEERS.
-AND-
REAL ESTATE BR0KEES,
I?.E. Cor. Main 5 Jefferson Sis,
BJT Auetlou Sales o'f Merchandise, Furniture,
etc., at Silsiroom every morning at 10 o'clock.
THE BEAUTIFUL
RESIDENCE LOTS
Northeast Comer of
Poplar and Manassas Streets
ip o 23. s AXi in.
TrrE have the pleasuro of anuonnein
that
ii this bsautlfal
reridsnoa
prot'eity will
shortly be
Offered to the Falillc, at AncJIon,
In Iota or S3 rest front.
Aiso, tha equally beautiful grounds" at the
northern corner of Manassas and Bradford
streets, belourrins to the Sitae owners. It can
not be dUpnted that theso an some of the
most beautiful aud doiirablo rewWlence lots in
Memiihta: and nerssns who oontemrilatepur-
cSftTlug, should bear in mind when they are I
Mi. (1,01 wnicuouocouoo win oe given, aiesa
while, we will show plans and receive r.irdfs
for the property.
GhOKQB H. MOKSABttAT.
JOIIIt C. L ANTES
Monsarrat, Lanier & Co..
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
-AND-
ATJOTIOITEEBS
OFFICE AND SALESROOMS,
No. 276 Secona St., Ajtc3 EtHiiiiig,
dot tf Afmphis. 'TnnosBoo.
A. M. TllBAKI) afc CO.,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
37 Union Street,
rytHE most commodiona and centrally located
X Ancuon uouse in tne otty. ooiu ir
A.. TAOCABO,
B. VAOCABO, A. B. VACOABO
A. VAOOAEO & OO,,
Importers and Dealers In -
WINES, LIQUORS, SI6AM,
BTO., ETC., ETC.,
324 Front Stroot, Sloiiiphis, Tesn.
novSS
WOLFE'S
Schiedam Sclinapps.
THE above Medloinal Bevoraaa Is manufac
tured bv tho nroDfiatar. atrhls dlsUIlerv. in
Schiedam, Holland, expressly for niedlctnal
uie.
It Is now some twenty vears since Ihonro-
nrletor flrMlntrodneed it to tho Ainerlcan nub
ile, and during that time he has received over
utroa uiousanu letters rrom physicians, indors
ing it as the purest liquor they have ovor used
in weir practice.
Tf , t ri n .i, , hnvlov r.t fllinc. nnnlK.
selected with great care from the products ol
tno mot, oeieDraieu gram-growing uisuritx, is
aavorea wiiu me ossenee 01 tne aromauo juni-ner-berry
of Italy, and Is rectified by n neenUar
process, whloh expels from U10 spirit every
ucriu narucio.
Ah a means of rtreventlnir and corroctlnt? tha
disagreeable and orten dangerous effect pro
duced upon tuo Etomauu and noweis by a
change of water a visitation to which travel
ers, new Ketuers, ana ait ttcacoitmateu persons
in the West, the South, and 8outuwt are tie-
cuMarly liable the r-cnntOAM Akohatio
aoHWAfi-s if til be found aosolutely lufalliuie ;
while lu caries at drop.y, gravel, obstructions 01
the hldnot s. disoases of the bladder, stricture.
dyspepsia aud general dobillly. It Is reoom-
ineuuuu moil empnaucaiiy Dy lae most, ais
tlEgulfcheu members of the medl.ail profession.
It is nut up in quart and pint bottles. In
cases, witu tho nutuo of the undrslgned on
the bottle and cork, and a fae-Rlmiie of his stir.
nature ou the label. For sale by all respectable
uxuggi&is anu country mertmauts.
UDOLPMO WOLFE.
Sole Manufacturer sua Importer.
ESTABLISHED UT 1838.
sepll eo.52 AtronlM. nc-nipriH
Trustee's s&Io.
I WILL! ON
Moriilar, t!io 2tU ilay of Janaory last,,
Bv v rtueof a Deed of Trnst. executed uv John
D. Armour, ou tbe 3d uav of September. 180.
and dnlv recorded in the Kett'sier's office of
Shelby county, in Book No. 45, pages So. 3.
and G. offer, at pnl:ic sale, at the southeast
orcer of conn square, in tne oily or Mem
nhis. to tbe hlchesl bidder. lor cah. tho fol
lowing described real estate : Lot IS Of John
D. Armour's subdiv slou of original oountrv
lots I'M and va, originally east of, now in the
cityoi Mem phi", beginning at a suke on the
sonlhwou corner of s. Mansfield's lot on Mon-
so street extended, and runnlDc wostwardlv
with tho north linoof Monroe streec extended
91 feet ; thenco north wardly 14S) feet at right
angles wiui -iionroo tireei ; tnence oasi with
the lino of an alley 02 feet to a stake on Mans
field's line ; thence south with Mansfleld'sline
11SV4 feet to tno beslamcg oa Monroe street.
Alwj, lot commencing at the northeast corner
of John D. Axmoui 's lot, u online on Chfeiles-
lon avonno.and running south 110 feel to New
.tlndlson street : thence eoi.1 with the north
line of New Madison street, 185 feet to the point
where kuw Jifcui ou street connoots with
Chtrleston avenue: theuce wet with the
south line of Charleston avenue 1 feel to tho
beginning, on which 'aims me Charleston
Hotel said property b i ig oonveyed to me in
trnbt to cecuro Edwn ,l 1-. Jenkins, ot Balti
more, in thepaymepc f a debt of seven thou
sand live hundred dol ars. aud of whlcn aba.
ance of some sevenieon huudred dollars re
main nnvald. Theillie is good, outl will con
vey omy as trustee. i. p. xrustae.
tieo. v . wincuiMiur. nmirjify. twin
CAPITAL, - - 81,000,000
Security, by law of Stato cf Ohio,
82,000,000.
ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CINCINNATI.
THOSAS SHERLOCK, ... President
Hanlt: L. R. Hull. Of Addy. Hull fc Co.: a. k.
Wlnslow.of Wlnslow Sc Smith ; Charles Rnlo.
of CRule&CoIomau; Ad dph Wood, of Adolph
wood&co.: John suiiiito. of John shiinioA
cb;; A.D.Buiirk,orA.D.Bu iock&co.rD.T.
jiirw i .i. v . i j
T i . r
Collier, or John swasey J
Mayor of Cincinnati; Jo:
A Co.; L. A. Harris, ex-
amcs Glenn, of William
Glenn A Sons.
WM.KICHARD30N, W. B.CASS1LLY.
oocretitry. vice-Jtrea't.
J. DEWALDEN CHURCHILL Supervisor.
JS. V. l2iEIJiI,UltUlI,AEeut,
rl Kfl. V.tl.nr. Sit nf J.n!!K.., .
S0VS4
- , . vJ i.l.., .114U,
AMUSIMBHTS.
MW MEMPHIS THEATER
Sseond Appearance In Memphis for 8 Yean of
. , . . . ..... ... .. . . . ,
iuh ureal vriute, mi&i AtAuittc miiuii
Kl.L, Supported bv tho Talentfcd Ac
tor. Mr. J. W. COLLIER.
Tnptilny Pvenlntr, Jfinnary 10. Will be
produced, FANCHON FancUon (the Cricket)
Mi's Mnirgto Mitchell ; Landry ilarbeaud, J.
V. Collier, tireat Shadow Dance.
SOALt or FJtf oca Dremt Circle and rarqnette,
1 ; Orchestru Choirs, SI 60 : Family Circle, 50
cents ; Colored Boxes, SO cents ; Colored Gal
lery, 5 cents.
Doors open at quarter to 7 o'clock ; curtain will
rise at S proohttly. Box-book open from 10
o'clock n.m. to 6 p.m.
GRAND BALL AUD SUPPER
ONTHE-
Annlvcmry of Burns' BIrtlidaj-,
AX cocnitAN HALL,
Under auspices of the St. Andrew's Society,
Jlondny Evcnlue, Jnnutrj' -3. IStO.
coMiriTTrE or Attn akosmeth s
JOHN AINSLIE, J. R. SfcLKIRK,
Dn. A. STERLING.
Adtnlxaiou.,
TtvoDollur
Tickets can be obtained at the following
places : Pcabody Hotel, O vertin Hotel. Young
s Bros., under Odd-Fello7s Hall; ICatten
bach's Mnslo ctore, and irom the Committee.
Jal7
GAYETIES THEATER,
No. 37 Jefferson Street.
J. 1L ETLY' .
OSiiAK WILLIB.
.LESSEE ANi) MANAGER
STAGE JLVNAUEB
pHE loidlng Variety Theater of the South.
1 Open for the Season, with the best landing
Vsrittv Combination that haseveranpeared in
the city tho performance consisting of Songs,
Dances, Burlesques, Pantomimes, etc. New
utara raob wok. ADJiissiON rltty Cents ;
Private Boxes. Five Dollars. Doors open at
o'clock ; performance to commence at quarter
to a o oiocK. jai
GROCERS.
G. W.Gnirrtx.
W. U. VAtlllVBB.
Lato of West Point, MUs.
CsilSFFlM & VA'NDIVER,
G-SKEKAL PKODUOE
AND-
AND DEALHIIS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
viiv a
207 Main Street.
MEMPHIS.
TENNESSEE.
as-Cousiguments of Country
Produce ho-
lleited.
JalS
J. P. CorFiir, Ciu s. Corrcr,
Late with Toofhllllps 4Co., iiectob covriw.
BXALEB3 l:t
Ciioice Groceries,
302 3!:ilit Strccl,
IfGayofoBloek,) MEMPHIS, TENI?
TTTCT mmIitIi,. f.nt, nccViT-f tY. R-n to Cti nil lnOfl.
.1 me goods in their line.
Nntr (Irlpan&HllEiir.
New New Orleans Molasses nd Syrup, anC
tinmen t-vrim.
Coffees Rio. Lagnayra, Java and Mocha.
Krhth sunDlv 01 Teas.
Mackerel Mesy, No. 1 and No. 2; Smoked Sal
rnon and moaiera ; counsn, ptoin anu uenoi
oat a.
Bent Brands of Flour.
S. B. 8oud3 dollTcred frco of charge
to any cart of tho city. de!2
.".OO r-acks Black 6ecl Unit.
500 bbls. Pinkeye Potatoes.
iSOO biilerj choice SJtiy.
DENIE !: CO.,
jafl -il South Court Square.
picer s3c Sharpe,
MAOEVNEY BLOCK.
CHOICE GBOCEEIES !
Itecetvln' ODUstantly Fresh Suppllta
Tarmoulb llloators tjcunino ;
Nnlmoti, Cod Hi!: und Ales Jlachorol ;
Now CnrrnnlN, ItnlsliiH, Flcs, Citrou anil
Praneaj
Ctinico Coffees
Choice Teas a fresh supply.
JalG SPICER A 8HAWPE
JUST MECEIVED BY
MEACHAH & THE AD WELL
ISo. 0 Union Btreot,
Stonewall Blocli, - Semphia, Tenn.
100 Ilrrds. Lontsiaun Sugnrs,
auo Bills, and ITitir Ilbls. Sloinsses,
300 Brurn Bio Co free,
IS Tons Board's Button Ties,
Which, with their larae assortment of Goods
already In store, makes their stock nne of the
l largest, anu most, complete to Deiounuin tne
iity. xney invite an examination, jeeting con
fident tnelr Drices and goods will eIvp satisfac
tion. To the trade they are prepared to offer
extra muueements ue-tu
FOR SALE.
G000 biuh. Black Seed Outs.
300 bbls. Bosindale and Louisville
Cement.
100 " 1'laster.
100 " Cave and Uilca Lime.
10t000 It e Brick and.XUe.
100 bbls. Earlu Goodrich and
Blnkete Botatoes.
JOIHER & KIRKLEY,
jaG
So. 34 Monroe at.
J. W. MCKtSSON.
W. IV. WILUAItS.
nr.. b. r.
DICKISSOir.
DIOKIHSOIT, WILLIAMS St CO.,
(Successors to J. W. Dickinson & Bro.,)
COTTON OTORS.
General Commission & Produce Mcrch'ts,
310 FrontStreat, aoniphhi,Teun
dr Wo have a Wawhnns of nnr own. In
Which we will handle all Cnttr.n oon.lanodto
us, ana wa guarantee there shall bo no unnec
essary loss in weight. Bagging and Rope fur
nished our customers. Usual commissions
charged. All consignments by river insured,
unless umerwise instructor. .Laueraiuuv.iuct's
made on consignment? sept
Tiir i!irrii y nnniniR OTBO
I TIL saLXnLi THliUi-M Olftft,
IS PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF COUN
try entirely tributary to Memphis, snd has.
n. Atr.-niMt.toii unsnrDssed bv.anv other mp.
dlum of thatklnd lu North MIsstsilppi. Mer
chants and bnfliiesB men generally will find It
to IHr advantage to advertise in the Stab
Aiiiirea.1 jtanula ot Att,
oi Panola, niss
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BRATfOH 03? THJS
KHiCKERBOCK-EB MUTUAL LIFE m SO.-,
AX S1SMPH1S. TNHESEE, .
Jfo. 18 KNICKERBOCKER HVUXilTiG
OrFIOE,
Bolides
Issued ami Losses
DIRECTORS
HENDERSON OWBN, of Mestfs. Owen, Me
Null A Co.:
NEW1XJN FOKDof Mefss.Newfon Ford 4Ce.
. a. uuKiuu, irresioent terecauu na
tional II ink;
ALBERT PI KU, Attorney at Law ;
B. J.HKHMK8. of Mer-rs.U.J. ijemmeiA Co:
CHARLK3 V. PARTEE, of Messrs. Part e a.
xiaruert ;
BIEDICAI. EX AMIE3H3 : E. VT. HITCH KLIi, SLD., PBAITK BIC2.2I.D
OBN11HAL A(J-1S.'XS:
JOHN P. WILKKRSON, for Tennessee;
E. A. COLE, for Mississippi ;
MANAGERS,
GREAT CliOSIMO-
J?L.a Seossol Son
Respect fully inform their PATJZOIfS and the PUBLIC that
they are now offering their
1. 1ML 1M 3E1 JST
FANCY SILKS,
CLOAKS, TBIMMINGS,
ANU NOVEIfTIES
JL.t A.oina.arl Cost 2
MERCHANTS vill find it to tJieir aSucmmg
to examine ovt StoGh of
ILiLVjN'EIL., ..... -r' '
JEANS, . .
AT GREATLY REDUCED BATMS.
GIVE US A CALL, AND
A. SSSSSSL & SOK,
359 MAIN ST.,OPP. COURT SQUA1E.
RELIABLE AHD POPULAR
HABDWAES IMPOETEMG HOUSE
ESTABLISHED IU
NJtiW YORK.
XS30.
CHARLESTON,
XSC-d..
DEPOT FOR
B. F. AVBBY'S OAST
DEPOT FOR
BELMONT NAIL WOBSS' .STJPEBI02 CUT MAILS.
FULL. SUPPLIES OF
HARDWARE, SUTLSRY, GDSS A5I) SHEL? AI?D HEAVY f 8aBg.
OTJR long establisl-ed connections with English and Ameri-an ManaraclarCTs atfnd ftteHt
ties ttusurpawed; and oar well earned position will be maintained snrt in tSnS .iiia t
to render this in the future, as In the paw. the Favorite Houce. opurou
Es
BOBBINS
Ti6 &ecou street, Auanis uiflCK.
HAPT. J't-SIKR O. BAWKOtm.
OHAELES N. EEIOH,
Importer and Wholosaio Dealer In
CHINA, O LASS
-AND-
QUSEISWAEE,
2fo. 3 3 Main St., Memphis.
Js7
CIGARS AST 25 TOBACCO
. STERNBERG- & CO..
Removed from S31 Front.
"3? O S3 Q O 2T8 ront.
tfa- Wholesale
dealers In TOBACCO AND
CIGARS.
novtstf
DISSOI.UTIOITS.
Dlssolatlou of Copartnership.
nrtHE copartnership heretofore existing under
fl .1 . ll , . . r T v ,-t r T IT Ir .!'
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Wm.
Whttaker having purchased the entire inter
etn of Joseph N. Oliver aad 'VX m. C. Bardsiey,
.11,1 R 1 V It, H , 1 11 1111 1A V71 1 . . J 1 . T .u i . vj. , .
and assumes all the liabilities or satu nriu.
BltUer partner eau e4a the arm's nnmo in
tirjumaiiou. .iusn.ni n. nuivsu,
w .vi. .yxii'jtjVivciii,
WM. C. BAKDSLEY.
We return aur thanks to our friends and tho
nnblloaenorallv for past favors. and cheerfully
recomnienu our former partner rorineirgen-
eroussupporl. .iu.sb.ru jn. uuvkh.
jail m. v. uajiiut.i.
DRUGS, ETC.
THEO. HOERSER,
I Analytic and Hsnufiictaring Chcmlat,
Drngglst and Apothccary-
5t aria 56 Beal Street.
(Northwest corner of Second),
pHEMICAL ANALYSES of all descriptions
j muue, ana written roporta rornisnea.
Physicians' PreserlDtlons carefully com-
nonnded at all hniim.
Patent Medlolnnn. Rimtm. Pnrfnmerv. Toilet
Articles, and everything pertaining to a flr-t-
cioss urug store. u
St,. 0- S-Bu"0"Xj'27 2a,
PRACTIOALi"
Locksmith, SafemaJcer and
Machinist,
Xo. 110 Jefferson Street, jtemplils, Tenn.
Xstablished in Bleiuplila IS36,
BURGLAR and Fire-proof Safes mado and
repaired.
Llahi Mochinerv. Prlntinfr Preescy. etc.. re-
imireu.
iron uocrs, Nhutters and vanas maae.
iochs repaired or mado to orasr.
Bells hnn? .tri.t rTairHl.
US-ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Mr celebratRd COTTON AUGERS always on
nana, and uctton ncaies saajpeneu. jo
JOSLN BEEB, .
CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. 02 Jaflbr
"Bon. street, entrance in altiy. Special at
tention given to SUlr Work. Houses andVe
taudahs frwMd ready fir aWpplni", Inavaiw
S5,OOOjOOO
Paid at the 2emfMOffice.
AT MEMPHIS :
CHARLES Kortbhcht, Attcnssy at towis.
JOU.V P. TRKZF.VAT, ol Mcms. BaNSter.
Trfzev-nliik).;
D. A. KHKPPK- D, CubterPasprat mafc.;
NAT. H. URkKN, of MnMts. It. S. Gieas i Cflt:
J. UTAH WOOD MENKaN.of MM.MeMkeu.
Hrothers:
M.P. KK.NNHDY, of Mens.a. Kmrsdy A -selL
I JACK HORNK. for Arks;
i
HAltUIN HOWSLbY, fcr XeotlMry.
S. K. GLARIiE & GO.
JUD&f
FOR YBUBSELVfS.
ises.
AKD
STEEL PLOWS,
Sl BBABLST,
XnilJliii, fean
lifTHMCAR IV wiunr.
LAND AND LOTS FOB SALE.
R7 ACRr3- opposite Bray's Station, aiitoin-
I I I I nw mil t K . I1 vf ..-w.a.i a rum.
Railroad, 18 mUed cast ol Mstapois.
1 O cam iwnic of the Mlastaprivr, oppo.
norUiaf Xomphla-anumK mxior oaWvatlon.
and abnuliO acres deadened. '
LOT as aast side or Bayoti Gayaso, ZM etin
Ceurt street, witlt small yrumu Heiwe.
Clear of leaso.
LOT cn east ride of IUyou. freBtlas Mfcot
on Mad Uon street, oa which is a KsaRt
Yard. Mtibjeet to lease.
Lor. with Cotton Sed. (fwierij- Rszaa9
titton .Shrd.nswmadfsrs tVamrrtlf
front I ug Its feet on Madlaon strt as5l Ul
on Court street, a few rods vl of CJhutebloa.
avenue. Clear of leaseu
LOT on east side of Bayou, frooUae at-lrea
on north side ot Court at-aat. oa aiU.
Mdfl Carroll, Walksr Jt Co."& CoMaa Shad.
Sabjeet lo lesse.
LOT, fronting CO feet on Chadeaam aaaswr.
oh whloh fti3hds tha Umcety of The. (Titm
honey, and extenjlngao feet tuOoan street.
For terms inqnire of
THOS. 'WICKERS HAST,
Ko. !i, Seeond CIner.
Jat I'oatoglce EoliUfcag.
T.HJR SALS. Ono of the flnest PLANTA
C TiOS In tho Mhwlulnn. rintinm .
50 milts below Memphis in Arkansas. 2mnm
irom B edsos's I anuing, ccntalnlag SS acre
with 400 acies in a high stato of oultlvaUOB
with dwelling aud all neosssary outfaoutee
frame quarters for hand?, gcod ate andmBI
slables and cribs, togttber with ail fte mule
bands on tha pktoa that can bo had by the
purahaser. A "rtvuLnarralB nn h.iuii
application on the premises, or or PRIujs
TKRItY, ComBiifition Merchants No. 15 Onien
street, Memphis, Tenn.
Valuable Cotton Plantation
WK offer far sale one or tha mast TahtaWo
tJOftmi Plnntfl.lnnu In Ri.Hn AanntA
, ? ,.lpp1, tylcg three mites from latailVerjlrU
ansimas, aad southeast irosiianetuwtt
of Prentlts, and known as t;e Polk PMee.
The tract contains 9U0 acras. Ktinl inlilrf in i
cleared. The place It high and weilsuVtined.
and has on it. a fine Steam Gin smlnTrrr.iu
which ccHtilDOSB: als-. thKBira.mn'
Stan.'s. of eighty kaws each.
The tlUe to tho property Is perfect, and it
nr.tf Ku cltf A. a " . .
1, 111 "viu a,, n .icni IJ 111 I' ,1 1 11 II n I. muw, ..Tr. ..
iMu.a&o tuu jiuments.
J" 1. A. NELSON A CO.
Bis Creek Land Ten Miles of Memphis..
Ofl l0?!150 and acres out of S00 on tho.
, ,,7 ...l,. . i-1 muium, ouuu nJ ut.
fill Ml . ,1IIIK T, tn n n .111-.. ,l.nn. ......
utugiuag, ana lmmeaiateiy ; aso, .u acres.
nmiaiT I'TpnM. 'nmnw. an iiuume : u iei
STEAM MILL Appiy to my sonson premises
or to mvself. tliis month, at KaJeizh.
1390 acres good Stoelr. Ranche on the Lavaca.
in jacksan county, lexas, anu m acres, oil
-trinity, LiDeny county, ioies. rtne tfianfa
tlon to seU or exchange for city property. a.H
liues penect. ijsji o. tv kkmubkt.
Four Plantations for JSale or fient.
acres each, together with stock, com. fodder.
lraDient'snls. eta. on tame 'f lieto farms r
situated, about twenty miles irom Memphis,
near Pleasant Hill, DtSoto couniy. Mississippi.
Tho other farm contains about 1SB0 acres, aad.
Is situated In Ashley conutv, Arkansas. Kor
terms apply to mo, near Pleavuic. HHL Mfea.
1. Ji. JiA-VWiLL
Refer to E. M. Arperson & Co. acd Taylor-
ii Rand. Memphis. Tenn.
llinf-
GJTANOl
GUANO t
PEUUVlANi PHCENIK AND Ma NIP t"-.
IVTtD, at
Jal5 . S3i Mala Direct.
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