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THE BATTLE OF LYONNESSE.
In the " I1.. Bi Arthur," ths last of
the four new idyls of Tennyson, the fol
lowing magnificent passage almost imme
diately precedes the introduction of the
Morte d' Arthur, which is irlven exactly as
it ie familiar to ns in' his miscellaneous
INK The reader will see that the new
and the old verse is of the' same g
warp and woof:
lden
Then
se the king and moved 1.1s host by
ht.
M-
d.le
igueby league.
onuesKt.
M ahvss
A l
At
day when the great light of
Burn'i
rest In the rolling year.
mil by the waste sea they
1 Arthur fought a tight
Ull till!
fiOT 1
l.ik
A de
Who
It.
Down with bis blood, til! all hit heart was
Tot
Ale
i slew triend, not kuowing wuuui
lew;
had visions oat of tjolden youth,
beheld t hi faees i ' ; 1 c:
on the battle: aud In the mist
a a mkt deed, n:ay a imsc.
e cud craft and s.reueth tu single
nd anon wi'h host to boat
Wat ui
And cfi
An4 ev
HLocfcs
Shlcld-
Of batti
After ti
Looked
i the .sp.iutenug spear, the hard
and the clasb
brands,
etatterert helms-andshrlcita wholesale sales, so f.ir as resirted, $,
(Wll,..sL. mho tailing down 9&..530, against fto,4J60 last ve.ir; not
... "f. : i'"- )tne K i mated at f 73,W4.W.i. The total
h and monstroos blasVilev 1 issues of daily and daily and weekly pa
paa.
Sweat, writhing, anguish, laboring of the
lungs
In that c;o-e mist, and cryimrs for the light,
at van- of the dying u'.d voices of he dead.
Las' as by some ooe death bed, after wall
Of suffer! i:g. silooso fallows, or tlno' death
Or Sent I: Ilk i- swoon, thus vcr all tbat shore.
Ttu- oust aslae. nu-1 witr. lhal wiud the tide
Rose, aud the pale kills glanced across the
Held
Of battle; but no man ti movlDg there:
Nor any cry of i brislian heard Hereon.
Noryet of heathen; only the wanarave
Braki. hi aauons ocul laces, -,o and fro
bwayltig tlie helpless hands, anil up and
d.iwn
-Tumbling the hollow helmets of the fallen.
And shivered brands that once had fought
And r'.
The vu
long the gloomy shores
: of old aud daj a to be.
Then spake K
Vrthur to Sir Bedlvere.
i- mist that all day long
f battle was the king:
& great voice thai shake
Ar
And
And 1
r;s;,-s
move
the narrow realm whereon we
. O t
I o,
'
lad
a, i v: whether I be king,
but king aiuoog the dead."
the bold Kir Bedlvcre: " My
re! i. nd so t he dead havu kiLga,
l r-i.ip this! a klag.
t .s whine, and still I live
; tM.t m ho hates lhe, he that
Then spi.ke
King.
Kl
Ti.
The heath- n back among us. y onder stands.
Jgo-ircd, unhartii d,i he traitor of 1 blue house '
THE NEWS.
The Emperor Napoleon hstes poetry.
Citirens of Memphis don't vote for Col. j
Sam. P. Walker.
Hon. V. M. Willard died in Bacine,
Wisconsin, Dec. 11.
Napoleon III now goes to bed every
evening at 10 o'clock.
Advice to voters of Memphis Yote for
John Johnson for Mayor.
Fon du Lac, Wis., claims the largest
sash and door factory in the world.
One farmer in Jackson county. Wis., j
has sold i hau wor.h of hogs this season.
Tom Allen declines to go to Now York
to make arrangements to fight Jim Mace.
K'jUtrry Vandini is said to be the father
'of the babe of ex-Queen Mary of Naples. I
The Fredericksburg ( Va.) 7ow Herald
reports sales of real estate aggregating
TMMIjM
New Zealand offers fTjO.OOO per annum
for a momhly line of steamers to Saa
Francisco.
During tho past year, 723 divorce suits
were brought in Chicago courts, and 4'J'J
decrees obtained.
A New York chemist says the peculiar
flavor found in some eigas is due to the
presence of prussic acid.
They say in Berlin that King William
I, since is.id, paid over i. 000,000 as hush '
The ex and the n wly-anpointod liov
ernors of "aeMasjtM Territory, liens.
Ktanders and Solomons, are in Washing
ton. R '- at "Milwaukee of wheat, and
flour redaeed to wheat, for lbrtu, fixt up
M -.w.iM bushels. tshiDtuents,
20,bO.i,0Gu bushels.
Tne annual reoort of the Bopni of
II'- i" b of New York shows there are
VO.Wm teiiPincnt hiu-tin in that city, occu
pied by Tou.oo.i js-rsons.
Theearnings of the Union Pacific 1 itl
roa.j f.ir Noveialjer wen- fTH.SSo 11, a
crease since Octolerof over t40,Lil". The
expenses were nearly fj00,000.
Lortnro de Anirelis, a well-known New
Yorker, lor many years Deputy U. S. Mar
shal, was found dead in his bed on Mon
SJay inoruini; last. Cause, "pericarditis.''
A negro girl, fourteen years of a.-.-, is
nnder arrest in Salisbury, MA., charged
with killing an infant intrusted to tier
care, by giving it keroaene oil in its iniik.
One of ihe Boston street cars hss cords
attached to the bells, and running along
each side of the car just above the heads
of the p seiners, so that any one can
easily ring the bell without rising.
The New York Tribune has declared
another dividend of $00 a share, making
l3ou a share for the entire year. The
abarea are now held at flo.OuO apiece an
adv. -nee of Modu during the past three
years.
The annual statement of the lire de
part meni oi Chicago, lor lSoU, shows that
there have been 5-jO tires and G7 false
alarms. The losses amount in the Cgre-
ga;.-7o7.-.-
:. to MuN.id, and the iiisuiaiicv to
The Berlin, Wis., Cuurant says during
the performance of Tne Oeioron" at
Biddle'a theatre last Thursday evening,
Kdwin Clifford, the tragexlian, was scci
dentally shot by a aupe, and injured so
eeriousiy i hat the perfo; mah'-e was broken
up for the evening.
The public are warned !y tho Comp
troller ot the Currency to reject all fifty
andono hundred dollar bills of the First
National Bank of Jersey City, of which
some S12.0O0 of unsigned impressions were
Htoleu from the bureau in April, lboT.
The bank will, however, redeem all such
uotea.
. l.The l'sln .-tirvrf..jer announces that
Tempel s comet (Comet III, 1 ';. waaoli
erved at the observatory of Harvard Col
lege ss ful.otvs: Time, Decemlier 24 mid
night. K. A., plus 7' .V. Daily motion
in December, plus 0' 0". Description:
1 .nit, diameter 1 wo minutes, round, grad- j
uailv mucu urigun i n liic iiiiie.i.e.
XslObn. Iloratio S y.uour was driving
frouirt'iiea to his resiiiein-e in Deerfleld,
'l Y., Wednesday evening, his horses be
came frightened, end after they hail run a
abort distance he win thrown from tho
csrriage, dislocating his shoulder. lie
jiasM-dthe night iu mu-:h pain, but was
tetter yesterday.
According to a recent statement In a .
'ew York paper, Hamilton Kish didn't
lire Gen. Cirant but one thousand dollars
for the position of Secretary of Stale. If I
this be true, it is certainly very creditable !
to the unselfish patriotism of the Presi
dent, lor be could easily have sold the
place for much more.
A curious phe.iomenon hss lstelv been
observed in tiermany. Some weeks ago
an opening wi ols-erved in the ear' b. '.a
a chain of hi I h. near Mcrgcntheim. It hal
, gradually increased iu extent, assuming
the fornl of s long lissme, alxmt five feet
In bresdth, with perpendicular sides, and
nf s great depth, estimated at four hun
dred foot.
Kew York is decided s "free city."
llsvur Hall, in his New England dinner
speech, thus nets forth the freedom that
the citirens of that metropolis enjoy:
"Hore mu enjoy exclusive freedom free
dom iu newspaper abuse, freedom id
gamble in Wall street, freedom in mar
riage, freedom in divorce, free lager, free
fights, free voting, free love."
It has leaked out that the return of
Graut's biographer. Gen. Badeau, from
Englsnd several weeks since, and his aub
a'iieni nssiiimtii' to military duty by
the President in Washington, was ocea"
sioued by a slight personal difference be
1m bim snd Mr. Motley, which ren
derS) his further continuance ssSeeretsry
of Legation at Duodon unpleasant,
The Postmaster-General of the Domin
ion of Canads offers to osrry tne Untied
S's'.'.a mail to ihe Anglian ports Irom
Portland, Me., for the ocean postage of rendering to the Spanish authorities hsve
two cents on each lettr, under tho new been circulated before wilh as little foun
treatv. If this offer is accepted the time ; daiion as now, and without securing the
(or ib transportation of the Bnglia j aUaurod resxlt."
mails will be lessened on) day from New
York, as the mails w ill d-j forwarded from
that city to Portland by rail.
The New York Independent has had an
extremely profitable year, having cleared
since the tlrst of January over $125,000.
For weekly that is a very large income.
proliably the largest of any weekly In the
country, not excepting the Lrdaer.
! Abuse must bo beneficial to a journal.
the jnaepenttent nas bcencalleti mercena
ry, corrupt, hypocritical, iulldel, aud we
know not what. But It seems to thrive
by vituperation.
King Yictor Emmanuel, uhen receiv
ing a few days ago (lie municipal
deputation of Florence charged to con
gratulate him on his roloraun to health,
said: '-Gentlemen, at the present moment
I find this business of Kinu a very annoy
ing one. Before I have got well rid cf my
pleurisy and military (ever, I timl tnyseff
from morning to night worried with a
ministerial crisis, which, after a fortnight,
seems as far from the end as over."
The PaeiGc Bail road troubles have
finally been settled to the satisfaction of
the President, the Secretary of ill- Treas
ury and everybody concerned. Tho junc
tion of the ruads is fixed at Ogden. The
Central takes the line from that point up
to Promontory, and to-day got the ueees
s.rv ord r for the bonds rem lining- due,
and will pay them over to the Union as
part of lho purchase money. If no new
complication arises we shall hear no more
j of the controversy in Congress.
We give below some interesting figures
laKeu irom tne annual report oi the busi
ness yf Chicago during the past vear:
I Total value of manufactures, &8,l,Qb.000.
against jOa,000,'SiO t he vo ir previous; total
value or goods received in this city. 5415.
6'kLOQO, against ts&TJuXOOO last vear; total
pers toot up J, ,IS,0On she, is; number of
buildiugs erected during the year, o,4-l,
against 4.41') the year previous.
The lViaisville Oyurier-Jounial s.tvs:
" It is noticed that Mr. Charles A.Dana,
who served as luder Secretary of War to
Mr. Edam M. tbianlou, left the public
servieu, like his illustrious chief, ' a poor
man;' whereat Mr. Dana is disposed to
claim the honors of official chastity which
are so copiously showered upon Mr. Stan
ton. But this does not follow. A black
pig is not white because It happens to He
with a white one. It is not intended to
imply, however, that there was any alarm
ing amount of white about Mr. .Stanton,
nor et that Dana is any blacker than he
is painted,"
Ellas J. Oromiall was sentenced at Nor
wich, Chenango county, N. Y., las' week
to two years' imprisonment for seduction
under promise of marriage. It is said
that Craudail had been sued lor damages
for breach of promise by his victim. Miss
Sarah K. Uauft, and a ,' rdiet of $3000 was
rendered against him. lie suoL-eedod,
however, in so arranging his atiairs that
the judgment could not be collected, and
, be was consequently put upon the " Um
I its." The friends oi Miss Uault stihso
! (juently procured an indictment nsuinsl
him lor seduction under promise of mar
riage, and the trial lesullud as above
! stated.
The Berlin correspondent of the London
! Time writes: "It is not impossible that
1 fount Btsrnsrck inay .soon case to be a
I Prussian Minister, and dev.te hiais if
j exclusively to the fore igu business of the
j North German Confederacy. As you
I may be aware, tho foreign olhco will
i shortly be transferred from Prussia to the
, Confederacy, to which it properly bo
1 longs, when Count Bismarck's office as
i the chief of a Prussian department be
I comes extinct, aud his allotted work will
l be transacted by him in his cv.pwiiy of
Chancellor of th Confederacy. Still, ho
will remain a Prussian Minister, Uuless
I he be moved likewise to throw up his
I third office of Prus.-i.in Premier, and this,
indeed, does not seem to be so very im
probable." " Served her right." will be the verdict
jf the public generally, in the case of the
silly New York girl srno persisted in m.'r
ryiug the Knglish gambler, Dick Bad
ford, after it bad beii clearly shown that
he had no claim to the title of Lord Hu
bert Aim-ley, by which he hail been
known at watering places. We see it an
nounced in a New York paper that Bad
ford had deserted his wife an i fled from
town, with her walei diamonds aud
other valuables. A short and unfeeling
note announced the fact that she need not
expect t - see him again. The unfortunate
woman bus returned to her mother's
house, where she is said to be ill of a brain
fever. We oautiot help pitying her sad
fate. The most charitable wiii feel, how
ever, that she was very much to blame.
FRANCE.
Emile
im.j..:.. u is.-
unmei. wdoi.es s now rrime
Minister.
M. Ktnile Oilivisr, whom Napoleon III.
ha charged with the formation of a new
Ministry, is tho son of Deiuostht nes 1
liviere. a Msrseiiles merelnnt. who look
an active part in the political events that
transpired between the Iiformatinn and
the com) d'etat of Dae.2, 1 It. He was
born at Marseiiles, July '1, lSii, ami when
twenty-two, entered bis name as a m-in-ber
of the Paris bar. Ow ing to his father's
political serviiies. he was in ltvls ap).iinted
Commissary -(ieueral of the hepubiie, at
Marseilles, was next Prefect at L. Ingres,
and returned to tLe bar in January. Jsty.
Among several import .nl c.i- s :u which
he pleaded was that of Mine, de
Guerry against the Picpus corpora
tion, wh .wtie def.-n-J by MjpWrryer.
Iu Is.)3 he aud ihr ,-. i.it viMudeil
the JtcMkf lie Vroit lratique, to sKiuh be
: contributed many articles -n judicial
maile rs; iu adi.il inn to these Lit) rary la-
bors. he has written several legal works.
Elected as an Opposition candidate in the
Third fill fill ii I Ml Inn of the Seine, ut the
: g neral eli-ctions of loT, he entered the
! Corps Legislatif and took part in impor
tant discussions, parlicuiai Iv those on the
isws of general safely in lo, Ihe Italian
j expedition In I-a', and ihe regulations
1 respecting the press in the following year.
, During all this session he was one of the
most briiliaut of the small group of depu-
ties known as The Five, and the most
w.pular of their orators. In the mean
lim". hav.ng engaged on behalf of M.
Yacherot, against whom a crimiual pros
ecution was entered for hH w ork entitled
" Democracy," be inenrred ; Decenaber ISO,
18oy,j an iaierdicliou of three months on
account, of the sentiments expressed in
, the first sentences of his pleadings for the
, defense. The b ir, through ibeir counsel,
appealed vainly attains! this judgment. In
18tt, M. Kmile ollivier ws re-elected for
the same district by ls,151 out of y.OSS
; votes, naving m. artn, a uovern
inent eandidnte, an his opponent.
In the fliaf session of this Lnaislaturo he
was renin kbli- above all for his rcorls
on the coalition laws, and showed a mod- !
era-.ion in nis relations wnn tne uovitii
ment which created some coldness 1-
twecn him and his old lKlitieil friends.
which whs inereasi
session of lbo.1 w
against O ivermn
he was charged wit
terest ol the Pasha
on HI., having act
triior on the Suez
pointed hiiu to fun
fue Kuiperor base
1 by his oourse in thu
en he spoke for and
it msssiires. In lsVk
i tlje j-'reueU leal In-
f Ejtypt, snd Napou
pted the duty of arbi
Ml di.i! uliies, ap
sh a report thercupou.
his iteeision Qoor. the
ciinelusions arri'.
M. uiliver has si
1 at in that ibx-urnent.
lieen rejeted in la
ldul dc, in thecircurn
nteil, but wns elected
vor of a radical t
script ion
he repr
for one of the country dl trio's. The most
iletiulle statement of his lws on the
imperial regime is contained in the ad
dress which ho delivered on August 2td,
I'resideiit of the Cyuneii-Oeucral of the
Var.
CUBAN JUNTA-
Cubans in New York Denounce the late Ru
mor ol Surrender.
New York, January 3. Don Miguel
Aldana, President of the Cuban Junta iu
this city, coinuiui.ie ites the following:
The Cuban Junta of this city have
beard wilb the utmost indignation the
telegram forwarded to tlie Associated
.Press, from llavaoa, under date of yester
day, saying thu editors of the Havana
journals atlirin that ihey hate seen a cir
cular signed by members of this Junta
ordering the Cubans to lay down their
arms. Taken in eonuectioa wnb the re
ports industrious. v circulated, b th in
Havana sud this cudtnt ry, t hat patriots are
presenting themselves in large numbers
to tl Spanish authorities for pardon,
the above uews shows a deep laid and
Unscrupulous si-he
lie opinion dlsresp
our revolution, at
the circular refern
as an absurd and n
" Far from the
sllithlest iuclSnjd
ne to prevent ihe pub
eiing the progress of
d I liereby denounoe
.1 to, if any such exist,
illcious forgory.
Junta being in the
to induce the Cuban
Liberals to cive up the conUst, w are
continuing our most strenuous ellorts in
aid of ihe revolution, snd are evsry day
more eusifident of success, with orwith
out the support of foreign nations,
" This, according to the latest intelli
gence we bare from the seat of war,
which reaches up to the Tib of December.
is sll the spirit which prevails among the
tu bang, f hese stories of wholesale sur-
NASHVILLE.
Another Reconstruction of the State
Seriously Threatened.
The
Negro Element Speaks The
Constitutional Convention.
SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
Nasbtvu.le, January 3. At a meeting
of the County Court ui-day, P. 'V. Brien
was elected Coroner, J. D. Patterson,
Railroad Tax Collector, T. D. Cassidy,
Banger, and N. Manifee. Sealer of Meas
ures. The subject of a military reconstruction
of Tennessee begins to excite smo atten
tion. Knowing negroes assort that they
have positive assurances from Washing
ton of the appointment, in certain contin
gencies, of a military successor to Gov.
Seuter. They put considerable stress
upon Senator Fowltr's statement that
an event was probable, whilo the charac
ter of the resolutions adnptt-d at their -it -uiversary
celebration last Salnrday indi
cate a wish for interference by the Federal
Government. It is not thought, however,
that this fact alone will prevent the Con
stitutional Convention from assembling.
WASHINGTON.
AMovebythePresidsnt to Equalize the Mil
itary ServtC2.
W.smxoTo.v, January ,t Tho Presi
dent directed the Secret ary of War to pre
pare an order rsqwlrlng nil military offi
cers who have been on duly in this and
other cities for the term of three year- t
report fir field duty in the West, and
prepare details for "officers to fill Htstr
places from those who have had a long
term af tield duty on the frontier. There
will, of course, be some exceplions in
consequence of being puysienlly im-apa-pacitated
from wounds and other causes
Horn performing field duty. Tho object,
of this order is to equalize the service of
the various officers by dividing d( sirable
places among deserving meu. The re
moval of Qw. Hugh Ewinir. our Minis
ter at tho Hague, is asked for on tho
grounds that ho is a Democrat and hai
alwuys been opposed to Radical istu.
IMPEACHMENT.
Col. Webster dears His Skirts of Bribery
and the Like.
Baltimore, January 3. Col. Webster,
lato Collector of the port, publishes a curd,
in which he says:
"The intimation that I was a parly to
the raising of mosey to buy Senators, or
for any other corrupt or Improper pur
pose, or that 1 whs a-.vare of any UMJUBJ to
tie used for such purposes in eosUMOttoa
with Mr. Juhhsou's trial, is absolutely
aud eutirely false."
He slates the circumstances of tho
raising of some 2oUU in Baltimore toward
the payment of Mr. Johnson's counsel
fees, which w:ts paid to E Inutrid Cooper
in tho presence of Hon. Slcveuson Archer,
and adds lhal "if any Senator ws bribed
to vote for Mr. Johnson's acquittal,
which I do not believe, I had not lot or
part in lhal disgraceful husiuess, mid was
ignorant of any purpose or attempt to do
so."
STRiKE!
The Telegraphers North and East Striking
agairst the W. u T. Co.
CisciNNATf, Jan nary 3. The strike of
the operators of the Western Union Tele
graph Company in this city pfill con- i
tinues, all of tho late operators engaged'
in the strike save one. .t a meeting this ;
morning they endorsd I be action of 'he I
operators on the P.u-itic Slope in opposi
tion to the reduction rf sjs.rtss olThoso l
operators, ana felt ;t tn ir cluty lo sup
port tht ir bruthren with all Uieir strength, j
A copy ol this v.as sent to Mr. Wil- ''
liams, District Superintend t, who re
plied, that, having no control over mat
tenia San Fwrinoo, agd no mluction i
having lieen made in this District or was !
contemplated, he believed, in this divi
; si, ... . i.. ...i .
.vu, .i.. . " ni'-LT. uii'u u at no :
,..,.,-.. was conletru r.:A
I'he operators held another met tlnir at
3 o'clock this afternoon, at which Mr.
Wiliiains was present. The meeting in
formed Ihe latter they had no local griev
ances. Hud their action was to protect
their Western brethren and sae them
selves froui similar treatment.
They adopted the following resolution
unanimously:
Mofl d. That any proposition to ro
sume our work which does not guarantee
reinstatement on o)j tirinsot all engaged
in the present movement be rejected.
Encouraging telegrams were 'read from
lxuiisville, Indianapolis, Columbus and
Pittsburg. ne from New York stated
that if the negotiations now pending with
the officers of ihe We-tefn Lniou Te. -graph
Cmnpaiiv were not favorably con
cluded by to-morrow morning. North,
Kast and South would follow I lie weal
and embrace forty principal cities in ihe
I niled States.
The organization extends over the
L'nited States, and is said to contain 3.SO0
membersemployed by the Western t'niou
Telegraph Company. j'ha orgaiiisitiou
appears to have h-rn I'tfeettd ijuietlv.
Another meeting occiiis to-morrow night.
Tho officers of the company, with opera
tors culled from other stuti.iDs. havo been
doing the work today, and thus far have
lK-eu able to send all dispatches.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
The New French Ministry.
Paris, January M. Einile OHvier's
BMatarill combinsiiin. annoiinepd aditv
. , i . . I , . , .-
or two iigjo, 1ms entirely broken up. Ii u
now aseert billed at-'-iu th-.t M. M. Inn in
and OmKH, of the Left Center, and M. l.
Talbotiot and Segris, of the ftigikt Ceutsr,
wiil be called tm luv Cabinet.
Northern Hadrvay batters.
Alhaxt, January -The Hainsey Di
reetors l.uve taken ! -Hsi.iu oftheSus-
I atMhanu mail, under ihe docislon of
Judte Ilickmsn, thai
ceedinus ordered bv
a stay of luo pro
. New York .Indira
wastol no olloet upon ihe v.ili'lit v of Jmlua
.Smith's decision.
Progress oi ihe Grand Council.
Rome, January S. The Kciimenicjl
Ctiuneil held iu final session at the Ca
thedrsj uf St. Peter on Saturday. J2l
; forts hail been made to improve the ac
! eoustic propnies of the II ill. but with
out much success. The sessions hereafter
will be hold at Qnirina.
Murder-- Fatal Accident.
Wn KRUNO. W. V., January .). W. J.
McNash, tho young man who was shot
last Thursday by Miss iiethaio, died es
terdsy. Miss liethain was Brrestcsl and
contiued iu jail.
On New Year a young latl was acci
debtally shot by a muskel in the hands of
acompauion, sud was llstanllj killed.
Furious Storm Railaays Damaged.
Ktw York, December 3. Tho storm !
hss damaged the telegraph anil railroads I
in all directions, wasunng m the track of
the Baltimore Hailmad on both sides of ;
the bridge at liush river, causing a delay ,
in the trains both ways. A large force of I
men has been at work all day, and tho '
trains run regularly. The storm Was
most furious throughout the day, and the
waves washed ovtrtho bridges at Ijusu
snd Uuupowder rivers.
f)
Matter tn Q'd England.
London, J&nusrv S. Thomas Crispick,
K. A., well known ss sn artist, died in
: this city on Sal urday, aajed fifty-niuo
! years. This forenoon his remains wero
i deposited in the cemetery at Kensal's
Green, on the outskirts of tne city. A
great throng ol artists and celebrities
j wre present.
The" Tims to-day has an editorial arti
I tie on the recent dciritso of the .Star and
1 Muriiina Herald, attributing tho failure
of the Star to its partiahuship, and asserts
lhal parly organizations are now obsolete.
Tin- Ohio Legislature.
Cobl'Mltrst Oh jo, Jsnaary The Gen
eial Assembly met ai 10 o'clock. The
Senate organised by electing K. T. Hall
Republican; Clerk, and U. b Churchill
(Democrst)SerKeant-at-Arms. The House
organised by electing A. J. Cunningham
(Republican Reformer) of Hamilton coun
ty, Speakei. The vole stood: Cunning
ham. 67; Dennis, 04 ; Uiichcock.il. Cun
ningham received the entire Democratic
vote, and by voting for himself was elect
ed. A mos Layman Democrat v.-as elect
ed Clerk. Three Kepublioan Reformers
from Hamilton county steadily voted
with ihe peaieorals.
TRANSITION.
Secretary Boutwrll on the Transition
Period of the United States.
Secretary Boutwell bturod on Wedm?
day last to a large audience assembled
the Mercantile Library Hall, Boston, u-:n
"Tho Transition Period of tho United
States."
He said that if the years of our national
life were divided into periods of ten veaj,
thedeoado now closing would, undoubt
edly, prove the most important. The
seventy vcars previous to liw bad been
a constant struggle between two hostile
powers of civiliz u ion in the nition. He
had reasons to bolicvo that had there
not been persons ol' eminence to defend
slavery before the adoption of the Federal
Const it ii lion, the system would havo be ;n
destroyed. Every body believod that it
would die out ; thU it was local in its
character, and, destitute of power. T tie
frtuuersof ihe Constitution recognizing it.
j gave it political power in tho (ioverumen .
; The iniroduc'iou of cotton as the staple o
the Slave section soon gave it a new im
; portance. Slavery was not denounced,
but tolerated at that p-jriod. Subsequent Iv
it was sitoeked and defended, when it
i pretenled a new asjiect. It was inevitable
j lha'. in a free couutry an investigation Of
th' system by (lie peaiplo would end in lis l
: des-ruotion. Iu the contest for tho mas
tery each section iu its way succeeded;
he South, by its wealth ceutered ill a few,
aided by the Constitution in gaining con
trol Of the QoTernnaent; the North, by its I
industry sad eulerprise iu developing its
1 vast commer'-isl.mercantile and Industrial j
; resources. Thus, when tho war esjne the I
North was rich in material; and, had the !
i Som h been compelled to rely on its own I
i resources, tae contest would not nave
i lasted more than two and a half years,
j When the representatives of the South re
I limiuished their seats in Congress they
abandoned the power they hud gained.
Tho result was the dost ruction of slavery,
; the adoption of the Xlllth Constitutional
1 Amend Went, and the subsequent ralillca
1 lion of the XIVlli to secure the ad van -tapes
gained by the Xlllth. The ratlfiea
I tiou oi the XVth Atueudtncnt will secure
; to all the equal right to elect and be elect
ed to office; not ;ocial equably merely,
but the equality which abolishi-s the dis-
tiactioa between tha citizen and the serf.
exemplifying the great truth that "all
'. men are "created equal." Mr. Boutweli
said theie was a misunderstanding in the
(Rfbtie mind as to tho signification ef the
' words riht to be elected to public em
ployment." It was simply that by law a
i citizen was not excluded
tne right ex-
is-tu in ine peuiue to elect ntm who was
; best able to perform the duties. Those
wise men who threw themselves upon the
people for their suffrages by popularity,
openly or indirect lv sought, in contradis
' Unction to those Who were sought for bv
I the people, to meet the great public ever
I ger.cifs. Popularity gainid as in ihe :irsi
! instance was a disgrace to its possessors;
j in the lalier ease, glory. The lecturer
classed in the latter class the bite, Mr.
I Stanton, who, ho claimed, did as much tri
secure the Vnlon victory as did anvsol
I iier who fought (Jeltysburg, and whoso
i character should bH held up tor the Imita
! lion of t he coming meu The great events
i of the decade have furnished to tho peo
! jde. Hecth aud South, white and black,
eapiaiiiy of opponuuity. Tho South had
I been opened to a system of pub
j lie instruction, the advantages of
Which tould noi lo adequately estimated,
i The public ie riiuenl ot ihe Nortli, aided
j by the munificence of the laio i. .ii,.
! Pee body, was openUig schools, wbieb, by
j the education or tha iiia.vsc.i. will prove In
i after years th- sustaining prop of ihe R
' public. It mat', is n.n if ;ho rich J,,
withdrew their children, it will not preju
; dice the system. The labor. question hai1.
b -ti agitated r.-c nti v to agree! extent
j the Noiih. Someihiug had beep done for
! it bj opening Bp the South, rich in lis a -j
riculiurai, mining, and rivur resources
reeav reveab a, .r then asemade possible
by the events ot th.o war. It mas Impoe
i siotc that thero should bo equality oi con
dition, though something h.ai "been ac
complished toward it. The revolution of
j m.i broke tho chains that bound us to
K'iglaud, but it left a subject class. The
i ist revolution eterated all. It. wits true
the Secretary remarkf d, that the eventi
, of tho past ten years had felt their dilli-
cullies in the lo.y, ot eoreeaerea, the crea
tion of a vast pnbUe dobt, and a system
of tiiv it.ou thai was deesaed enewewei mm
Placing whatever estiinato you j)leaae
npoa these difflcalties, even the largest
amount, tiicru is still noon the ledgers
Isrger balance to the credit of the uaHon.
II ihe eoBOt(7 remained at iieaootaud
there was no indication to the contrary),
im .umit ucm numu im eooa considera
bly roduced, and iu lina! bqiridatloti
would not lie vory rtniote. It had beer
asserted, Ifr. BooiweU saiiL that Amrl-
"uinimwu were Krsantn uubu
..,i r. i. .. . r
. " rrll"ry. mis ussortion
ne uesireu lo empirically contradict, for
wnam tne past iw euty-Uve years the gov
ernment has refuMledfv rejected proffered
j territory. He Instanced Mexico, which was
onco m' ijos.,.!,,,, o1 lh rj,llleit states
I froops, but tho government accepted only
a lew oullylug States, and paid for them
i liberally. Th Sandwich Islands, he hail
reason to know, had linen tendered years
ago, and other island- have from time to
I time bocn offered aud rejected. We take
BOthing by oppression. Other nations
lake by force of am;-., ours rf force of
I ideas. H by such Kin-e others desire to
join us, w will consider their proposals.
, lheie should be nothing in our public
; debt to prevent such an extension bv
peaceful means. Wo should reduce ft
iluriii;; peace, that in the event of another
war our credit would hold goaxl. Taxa
1 turn is an evil that should he reduced as
qui. Kly as possible; but there are greater
evils. ith us ji meant the reduction of
I a debt; With European nations the sup
port or standing armies. Iu alluding (h
the destruction of American comments by
the war, Mr. Boutwell said that none
doubted what the remedial course should
i be, though no platform could lie devised
Jo accomplish us restoration the union
i of government and people. In closing, he
i said that there was a future for America
that could be better comprehended now
than In 1S6H. Kngland's American colo
laieaarajrat to accept the American idea,
j whi-h has spanned the contiuent, bring
i ing the I'acitie under commercial control
I w hich has conquered the worse and set up
the better. The disbandment of her
armies wnen me war ended was an
l in-
poitant proof of her stability
tlioir HMSeuib Ihr when It first beiriui snd
i ,.; t . ,
was
mo niiiiu wiu learn lhal a govern.
inent by tUe people, for the people,' in far
preferable lo a govern meni of the iv
sgalusl their wishos.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.
?rw iork, Jauuary S. Cotton
; tiiilKiiils sales ;uu bales.
quiet.
Flour $4 7,i.") ua Whisky slS31. tflieat
ilK tor No. 2 Hpriug. torn sti adv, held
at 1 lu;l H. Bios dull; I'urollr.a Vttn,TOe.
Coffee aud Molasses quiet; He. Orleans Mo
; lasses T.'xa.stk!. Star quiet; I aba UiaHic
Ury Gootls -There lias been no levltal In
biisnies.s, auJ piicrs arewlthoul any partlvu-
lar chGngt.
Homey The demand became verv active
this i veiling, ami before 3 o'clock ihe rales
I for call loans raui;iHl from 4 Iu currency to 74
iu gold; af-er thai hour as high uk b4 per
itteaa w.ut paid for mi.ney, iiucouuts dull at
lu' lor ptinie.
The Assistant Treasurer lias received In
I ructions r,t.,u the Secretary of theTraasnrv
. to buy ttUt,(W of 5-lft's during the current
mouth, and sell I4.000.OU0 In gold. The follow
ing is the programme: Sales or gold January
; ti, si.MWiJUO; sinking fund January U, ll.ouu.'
eUO; special fund jauusry 41, SI.0Uil,u0u; special
Kind for the purchases of bonds January i,
!i.(X.J,U0u; special mud Jauuery 12, Sl.eou "W
sinking ftmtl Jasuan t, n.uoo,(Hnt; January
31. Sl.lmu.OuO binkiin$ fund.
I Ku-rling quiet at t-i;.4S, closing at Inside
rate. Uoid lower, opened at liDJi, and elosed
ut USH'iUHWt,; buying rates. lJijil.644 per
dieui. '
uovernme: - opcued 0rmr, and closed
j quiet snd heavy.
i Clearances, ilUjO,000; Imports for the
wtrk, l,ltoC; exports, V2,!i.
Fu-tghts lo Liverpool are without a decided
aha ; si.ipmeuts oi Oouu bushels wheal per
steamer at Id.
CINCINNATI.
OnsanuHRti January 1 Flour-Family.
$5 i!(i5 ot). Wheal SI ISJ1 12. Corn, TBjjTTe.
Uats jV''aa. Kjvsu. i ottnn firm middlings
iM't'.- Wmsky Pork t2S. Bulk shuuldt.rs
du'l, 12; sides sul5. Bacon abouldera 14;
sid lo-4(al7. Hams 2vsic Lar ITI.e.
Butler SujjSjc Eggs iic bugar 'IKaljTfVl
Molasses TSistKUc. Cheese 17(al4. Hoas
til ouiu 25 gruas. Tobacco ulet and un
changed. CHICAUO.
CTucaoo, January S. Flour Spring X
$3 Wlij 25. W heal 77T11c. Corn laH. Oau
toy.. Kye 7u. Barley T".ei.S0. Htalrwincs
Sugar N. U. llJyaHc. Pork 128 aa Lard 16V
i, ... i. , i it i -. . . ,i . ... , . r .
I'm iiui) niiuuiuim tu.vM; uauis.
LOUISVILLE.
Txt7TBVii.i.K, January 3. - -Tobacco Lugs
t5'ts; leaf tHjilt. Flour extra family, la su.
Corn Ii6!f70. Oats 50. Ky Hu. Prime suar 14.
Prime molasses 75. Hogs Weak ts.u9 fork
Is held at IJS 0i2 50. I ottee-stca ! at 22'.
Bacon should,m lte, olsar libs 17,o,
clear sides 17u7jc. Bulk shoulders 12'4e;
sidts 1 "..'.,( li.-ic. Haias 22. Lard is-.
Whisky ii. Bagglug Uim at cotton
uilddllugs
ST. LOCIS.
8t. LoVis, January 3 Flour Superfine.
Si 12 35 10. WheiMo. 1 -j. ii... VS. Corn
77t.c. Oals 5J63. Kye IWsjWa. Whisky
W. BUgar lliijc. Molasses 7U.3S0. trk
J2S ottjjjs. Bulk shoulders UMc, ajdos 15'i.
bacon shoulders m-t; clear skies .sy
17M. Lard 17. Tobacco Is firm; new lugs
and common leaf, S(47 5u; medium to bright
manufacturing leaf, via'it.
NEW ORLEANS.
New Oslcans. January a. Cotton active
tulddlings 21'if52-l-4ic Sales 7j00 bales: receipts'
ld.oliO bales; expoi is to Si. BabasilaufiOU bales;
coastwise Jlli bales ftcceluts lor the week
2Jo bales; export 20 2S. Stock 141 7A bales
Floar sasler- a 29 7sj . car nm
Oaut are Urrner TOe. Kran SI 15. Hay i M.
Pork held at Co. llacon retailing shoul
der ll!i; sides 1K.1S!. Bugar Oured
Hams i3c. Lard dull In tlerees, 17V1M;
in kegs 2Uc Hugar dull; prime Ii6tl2',.
Molasses-prlme BK-aTO. Whlskv dull atlwc
a.1 w. fonee steady; Fair HHBUc: pilme
fBHilGK- KreighU dull; by sail to Liverpool
VI; to riavre'yul 1-1S
Oold 14). bterfiug 129J4- New York Bight
H dls.
Texas beeves, first quality. $r;il0: 2d do
JS0I340. Sheep, 1st quality, l-a); 2d do K3.
FOREIGN.
Loxnox, January a. consols for money
M; S-iii U.S. BoniU oflSDf, 87; (So. of U5, SS;
do. of '7, ay ',. Stocks prime.
Liverhooi., January .1. To-day Is a holi
day In Ihe Cotton market.
MARRIED.
HAltKIH-WINBOURNE-On the 15th De
cember, at sh residence or Thus. J. Smith, lu
Fayette county, by Rev. William Nornient,
Mr. Joan It. HaitBis.of Jackson county, Ala.,
and Miss Mollis F. WiNBOfiist, of Fayette
county.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
ROWE The friends and acquaintances of
Mrs. RoiVE are respectfully Invited- to attend
her funi al, from her late residence. No. till
Shelby street. This (TCESDAY) Morning, at
10 o'clock.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REVOLUTION !
REVOLUTION!
Immense Sacrifice !
YOUR CHOICE FOR $1
In order to make room for a
Fresh Importation !
We wiil sell,
UNTIL JANUARY 19, '70
Any Article in our
ENTIRE STOCK
REGARDLESS OF COST,
For $1 00
Comprising our
$2, $3 & $5 GOODS
COME EARLY
TO &0ID THE RUSH.
Revolution Dollar Store
213 MAIN STREET.
detifl
-A.. O. Bcltultz's
LOCKSMITH AND SAFE-SHOP
Has Rkxoved to
OS T offoreon Stroot,
ja4 Bat. Second nndThird SU., North Hld
Annual Sale
OF
REMNANTS !
Menken Bros.
Would call the attention of the public
to the Great Bargains they offer
in the Closing Out of their
Remnant Stock. They
5000 Remnants!
l)X8IdTINO OK
Domestics, Calicoes,
Linseys,
Merinos,
Jaconets,
Jeans,
Poplins,
Delaines,
Mulls,
Flannels,
Etc.,
Etc.,
Etc.,
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AliSO
1500 Remnants
OF
CASIMERES
For Men's a nd Boys' Wear.
Their entire stock of WINTER
GOODS and BL.NKETS have been
MARKED OOWn:, and Great Bar
gains will to offered TO CASH
BUYERS.
Menken Brothers
263 fyain, Corner of Court
Jatdaw
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NOTICE.
TO THE MEMPHIS MERCHANTS.
i The new and elegant aide-wheel kteanier,
' R. P. WALT, : Ad. Storm, Master
Built by the Memphis and Arkansas Hlver
Packet Company for their Whitk Kivi.x
Link, will he completed this week, and leave
Cincinnati on natccday Ni.xr. 'hextB Inst..
lor Muniphia and all points on While River.
Oraors sen' to I'spt. Siorui. care Thos.
8. Kojse, clriciunall, or lett ut the Companv's
oUfcee, No. 3 Mndisou atrcM, stuutoa Bbsjk, :
wlii race! ye prompt atteuiloii.
)al JrUi.N l. Al. SiS, President.
S23 Howard.
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TRAYED from the sutwcrlbm-. on tho tub
December 1SS0. one PARK 1HO.N-
Rr:Y H'K,SK, with several white spots on
forehead and on shoulder; said horse la tlve
years old. and Is nitesn bauds three u&ebes
hiih; badon when he i- ft ineasetof waaoii
harness. I will pay forth- delivery of said
hone lo Taylor. Radford at Co., No. Ii Munree
street, or lo myself, ni-ar llyhalia, .;iss..
Iweiiiy-flTe do'da.-s reward.
Letter copy lw jal; C. W.BAKKR.
DR. RUSSELL'S
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
4i! NORTH COURT STREET,
MEMPHtU, Till
The Largest and Oldest
INSTITUTION OF THE KIND
IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Established Ten Years.
Where Invalids Can Obiain Scientific find
- Cjcmoasense IV. ;:; at a
ttoderate Expense.
Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
I.ll rnbag.i,
r . . it iea,
Tu Doiurc-nx,
Gout.
.Mercurial Rheumatism,
X. i vc-Ache.
In all Brthrltle eomphiiat!). a rbeumati.sm.
gout, neii'iilgia, etc.. Ibis practice is almost
petject. The most luteiisc pkins are almost
Instantly reiieveil eiioriuous swcilingi are
redueed lit.ibs which have been coutmeted
and stitt for earn are relaxed, i uses of iweu
ty, thirty and forty years' standing, have
been cured by uie after all other mo all 8 have
tailed.
A gieat accomplishment U my triumph
u ei put ii, oy v. u leu I c.,i: nin-u, lit a lew :n;- I
inenta, KCKithe aud carry off the most excru-
el-itlll. sufT", rins. 1
11 LSda avstelll did Ilotlilnir morA limn U. r...
Ileve polu, it would stand tupericrto anv
olhei Hyvtem exluut.
Paralysis.
Heimplegla (Half Puliiy
Parajdegla I Local I'alsy
Piiresls,
l'araiy.slj Aitans.
In uvery lorm oi Jaru;Ms, (bis is ihe only
IretUnent wliuh aiuuunii lo n:iythii - ic
loraw artion ttniX yi.m1U .
Iu the ireattueni o thin sad affection, X vac
my Meiii alftl Bath-, medicated wttn van
suostaut-fs, uHfarbi:itti, (dtlorioe, loUiziCTini
jnoniaaiitl Lydrareyrum, lu wnuectinn with
nieuicaLcd elect I tcity uixl gulvanini, nud
other fine remedial agtoetea,
I will contract tn eur auyeae of paralyt ,
provided there UClSU no organic lesion.
Catarrh.
Stojijcd-up Head, Running of the 2ToA0 Con
stant Hawkins; and HbltLing, ITonstaVt
Blowing otfQt mf,
Thousaii'N ROffer from that moat aijijoylnc.
dlnarfccHMr and o(Te naive tomplaint i-'a- '
tarrli, without ki.ow.ng what it la.
DfLeu the secret -d mncoun, flowing down
the throat dofjt up tile luugs, and lays the
iountlation for conNiimption.
The must Bkiafnl physicians fail to core It.
Wuftltlj. rrml "Eu loctor" of thia ity, !
bavuturin-d thai r attention lo the treatment
of catarrh, and demand mobt fahuiouii priced t
from i' uta. .
1 ewt any oaaa of obstrtiction Mopped-up j
h.'U'.: 'i: ' of greenish, tiilck. tnln. or I
glairy ir.uvuus from tha noae, Mm liatlj or
ejettrua'ty i-ain or fuHueis uetweeu the j
ctf constant blowing of toe noe iuflam
matiou of the nal passag." ulceration of ,
the Ncbucid'V l:in meoibrauo, etc.. In the
course oi a lew days.
Scrofula.
Struma. Glandular Swellings. Running, or I
Crusty rtmpttoisl Half itheum.
King's Evil.
The Scrofula taint. Inherited or other wise, i
filling lite with untold misery, la, by :U usual '
medical irciumeni, unpeiessiy iiieiiraino.
The only true cores which t ha e evt r see-, J
are those wblrh have len perfumed 115- n.. . '
I will eotstl-aet 10 cure, without fall, every J
case of Miioti liseas-?s. even the most terrible i
forms of Lepitisy, KrjWpelaa, t.ezema. Can- I
cera. Tumors, L leers. Abscesses, and every
form of red. scaly, or d!sflj(Urlug eruption, In
from forty-ttght hours to a lew weeks.
Mercurial Diseases.
Salivation FIjalllSB). Mercurial Eruptious,
Mercurial Aches In bones,
.tfereurializallon.
Mercury, Injudiciously used, has filled the
earth with wrecks of humanity. Thousands !
sutler from ilsell'ecta, who h.ive been uticon- (
sciously drugged by their pbysu ian. It is
vain to .attempt the cure of the ninjorti y of 1
diseases while It remains in the t ody.
Although 1 have heard of several so-called .
antidotes for mercury Id the human body, 1
have uevcr yel seeu a physician who could j
eliminate It irom the system.
t can satisfy aDy patient or physician that I
I .an absolutely extract mercury, lend, zlm .
and other mineral poisons, lu every case.
Oue bath which 1 employ, even draws the ,
lead from the while palm lu tlie bath-room. '
Cancers.
Noll-me-Tangcre. Lupus, or Wolf Caucer,
ScUrhus Caucer Fungous Concur,
Rose Cancer Spider Caucer.
I make a great specialty in the treatment of
every description of cancer aud tumors, ami
have a special department devoted to thin
branch of dlst ase.
How many cincers and tumors are wrong
fully treated by certain charlatans slyllu
themselves Caucer tmctora."
After t i inz pronounced Incurable, I will
take any one of these casus in hand, and
make a permanent cure.
My terms for treat lug car. .-ers, etc., will be
based on the set- and condition nl ihe patient,
and the positive ccrtaluty of urc
Generative Affections.
Self-abuse Discharges Stricture Oleet
Boxes .Spermalorrbtea .-seuiinal
Weakness) Syphilis (Prima
ry ana Secondary)
Impotence (Loss of Yirllliyj Premature
Decay-Debility.
Tho press, the pulpit and the lerture-room
are silent on the subject of diseases of the
sexual organism. A false delicacy conceals
the knowledge for which thousands thirst.
And how terrible are these diseases? per
matorrho", anatiering the entire Nervous
Svstem impaliiuK the inlud and causing
(toi-'I'siruciitm. syphilis, eatiug up the
Lodv by piece-meal losing boue, muscle aud
iwrve. uV inches-being literally eatvii up
. and torturing the brain with agony.
Charlatans, or incompetent physicians may
eassv to cure them, but iu vain. The only
hope and resort Is lu the humane and learned
physician who understands their case.
Among these affect luns. none are worse
than spermatorrhoea, or nominal Weakness,
and emissions. Dr. Woodbridge says, "Tlist
the loss of one ounce of seminal fluid by
abuse, is equal to the loss of forty ouuees of
blcod."
Ihe worst form is when the seminal fluid
passes off unpercelvetl In the urine.
Kmpires, and characterless men. by work
ing upon the fears of a mind, loo often shar-
Lug the feebleue'S or the body, not only ex
tort large sums of money, but, iu nearljreve-
ry instance, nave complicated tne uisease.
nd rendered it more didlcuit to cure. I have
never yet seen a case of Sexual Weakness or
In. potency t ared by auy physician but myself
All the affections of the sexual organs have
been deeply studied by toe for many years. I
have made a discovery in tbe treatment oi all
syphilitic and virulent diseases which prom
ises tooverthrow all former preconceived no
tion and theories en the subject, teuiploy
enlirely new remedies, and never use nause
ous copaiba, cube, turpentine and mercury.
to every case I guarantee a pel lect cure.
I'ifni e hours from v am to 6 p.m. Dr. J. B.
i Kussell. Consulting Physician; L. U. Warran,
I Secretary, assisted by a full corps of eminent
ptiyslclaus. loe usual courwjsy eAwii'icu w
the regular profession. Jab.iw
NOTICE.
aw Mr. L. TROUT becomes a member of
of our Ann from this date The name and
style will coutinu as heretofore.
THOMAS TROUT HONS.
Memphis, Tea., Jaoaary L, UTO,
AMUSEMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
I Second Night of the Kngagenu
five nights oeljri of Mr,. l.
tliegroatesluc'tre-Mof the pre
j ported by the youug slid epi
J. C McCl.t.oM, and the t
company.
THI- ITUKSDAY, EVEN I NO.
til iltmlled la
P. Vl Kli-s,
lent day, sup-
dar-cior. Mr.
iatin irv t'h
pesMlsrnley.
eade. eiiiitie I
n,-. Mrs. I. I:
will be pre i.i. l ii,c l.ighlr poncla
by Tom Taylor and Charles Reade. b
NKLL aWTKHE Nsll Uwynne, Mr
Boer; Uuke oi Hi. I.niotid, Mr. J.
. I'oliolu.
I Wednesday l.eob, the lorsaken.
. Mi-
MEMPHIS THEATER.
EXTRAORDINARY Ari.Ol,:CEiHENr !
Cs flANO QERMaK opi
I 11. Hr.it-. I'-.s WnEK osi.
XA9AGKR
ln MUNi'nV. Jananry loth, with tiounod'j
most cetebr.ite.i fcs . Iii acU,
r'AI siT,
Orlulually ero lie I In America by lhl C'in-
pauy. Uasiu fw UlU, iu lur uriliml
role, Kargueritn; Faasi llrnsr", ir; bis I
orWmsl ro'e. t-'.iu-t; f.-tv .. i 'n -; !
Iizii ba, Slels: : irnl Jo-Ken BnUfAM,ltt
his renowned ir-:i it. n. .v! pnistitpHeles. ti 11 !
Chora and Oicm - rtrtc7Vaa'Glitft
lo be followed, l.i ni'il .11 -easlon, by Mo
sart's -.minoriat mast
TMK MAiHi' H. ' 1" 1 1'!'- Z.uls-rlloele;.
Iloildeln's LA INUfS BUA UK
ItARLSMAS In hi. Mwih.i. ', i ole of UeorK
Brown, In whlca he smj; ths cdebroUsl
" Robin Adair."
Carl MaiU vou V'-bto-r's ro-n-ntlc opera.
Dtp. ritl VeCHLfZ,
With tl.'O ceteorated I i-.ini..tlon scene, pro
duced with all the properties and ehei. .
brought here e.pr--.s-. .
liio UluV'AKNI,
With n- wandg irgeoe.-.cei tu i.es si: i splendid
lUKr etrci,ur Uaiovy 'a mowned uun.iical
work; as I
l.A JVIVK tt ..Jewess-Hi.- Ju !t: .
iu notice will be aiven of the opening :
of the box, plan lor s curing sea's tor iliw
opera season ; alio, ore-s of sdruissiun. ja i ;
ASSEMBLY HALL,
Mais Ms; betwi un .... -o and Bval,
OP EN 3 MONDAY NIGHT. MN. 3d.
AN'D DIJIilSUTHK VTEEX.
ICa tutds Wednesday sr.d Ha'.'ir
day, at it o'rt.rflt p.m . for ts aeconuitod.il. .-
; Of faiUllir fe.-l'l .sa:'ti:, Ji IschiiOts, WlifU ii..l -
dren will be adui'lttsl lorlacenis; adults, 'M
cents.
Thj most sublime and Imposing spectacle
; of modern times! The original and only
London Millonian Tableaux of
rAFLi!Ll3ZSJ3 UOET :
' The Great Rebellion In Hesven!-The War of
the Angels! -The Fall of Satan and
, the Fall of Man!
i HEAVEN, HELL, CKACS AND PARADISE I
W Admission, i0 perils; ehlldreu, 21 cents: f
! reserved seits, 7 r. es. Doom open at 7; j
i commence at 7'-; o'clock,
j de-JI fL A. THOM H, Agent.
Henry Farmer's Grand Concert
For the Benelt of the
' JLb. la. X- XX J. is 2 XX J
AT ASSEMBLY HAL!
Thursday Evening,- January 6, SS7C
SWTicktU. !; children. '' cuts. ; ...,rs
opeu at - o r.u.-k ; con.-en to begu. at ..
N.B Hbould the wei.iher prove naie.vora
tie, tne concert will be p -H-oul unit
further not'e. jal
I
PARLOR MUSIC HALL,
2 3i IBcooud 81-oct.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
MOXDAV FVFMNO. I.e. IX lS.F:nt .ip
pearaucn of If US Mili.ik Kainiokih and
W.C. BrRTos. Mm ciiaSHo.n DOCaTJIMIII
'ino zocavb sirTai wrs; uu. Miss siaoQid
Mavi.ixo. tbe iairnted VkK-sliat and Coin
meilienue and Wjt PomtT, VlollaUt. In con
Junction with the Variety CAllublnatloh
In the clt
Ail.MIS.SloN
OKCI1K-TK.V CHAIiW..
r-.ts
ents
OPERA
( JefSerson jjtre
near Main.;
f (.'HAS. H. H. BilOC Li'SIM .-ld Prop: let'.'
i Ci:ahx.kt W rtirs... -;!ieyiauai;f
rroi. r uam. ak-silo
: : . 1. 1 Or.-hesir.t
Opo Every IViglitp
' lOMMENL lNO THUifflDAY KVu'. O
i V' ypt. lild, wlih a iiaainioth rmapaxiy.
lha eafrtalament to insist o Kegro Min-
treI.4y.Htiiaii and iHtiCf. r' irn ia? c- 3 ...
la.is. luetta, Quart -t
: laaajnaa, Pantontlmi
AdoihTStun. jk: Vr
tiravagaaaaa. lioi
lsIM, 6. Srt'i
FURNITURE.
CARPETS,
Gil Cloth and Shades
A New and Elegant Stock just re
ceived hy
E. FEGAN,
260 Second St., Vincent Block,
Wbkh I propose to nd Cheap for
CASH.
oil
TRANSPORTATiGN.
QUISK TiE EAST ! !
Louisville Route Always Aiieac
SUMMER SCHEDULE,
ConiiiTviunf! May 2, 18(i9.
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
WILL BUK AS rOLLOWS OS UI
Memphis and Louisville Railroad .Una:
Leave Memphis (city time. tUiil aju. 2:15 p.m.
Mornlnc tr.'Uu trom Memphis d,-es Out rnn
on Sunday.
Leave Memphis, city time, 4 :0ft a.m. 2:i5 p.m
Arrive at Jiiuislivlile :1a p.m. 5 -.Oils. m
Sleeping Cars on Kvenun, Train iroui Mem
phis to LouL-ville aud Memphis to Nashville.
- i
inroytfit mats at Kaoocea k?.-!:
' Can be procured at theCo-npany'sofliceJi." 1-t
1 Main street, and at Depot, head of Main st.
Sa?aaj;i;3ge Cheeked fct Depot, cr by the
I Memphis City Transfer Company; at Hotris,
' private Resiliences, or on board boats, to all
principal points East and No.-th.
SAM. B. JONKS, Snpt.
Sell Howkll. Pis;; -n.-er Agent. aiM
Notice to Tax-Payers
OF SHELBY COUNTY.
rrHF. Tax Books for the year 1W will be
I reatlv January 1. ISTO. and I will immedi
ately thereafter proceed to collect according
to law.
All Taxpayers who have personal property
must come foi ward at once, or they will Hud
their Tuxes :n the hands of Constables, who
are authorized 10 distrain a snmcleuuy lo pay
ail taxes.
I will attend at th following named plnces
for the purpose 01 reccivim; Uie State and
County Taxes for the year I :
first nisrsiCT
At M. KreedN .-i..r--. il'izel Flats on Tues
day, January lllh.
s--; OO IilSTBiCT.
At W. C. Ward's, F.si , on Monday, Jau. 10th.
ra an pnjTBjt r.
At Bolton's Store, on SHi.uid.tv, January tttb.
roctun D'STBlCr.
At CiAa, on Fridaj , Joiiu ijy :th.
FIFTH PISTKtCT.
At Enginchotisc. isomer Second sti-iet, on
Monday, January 21th.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
ArRaleigh, on Saturday. January IStb.
BSVSirrH DISTRICT.
At Ilartlett, on r'riday, January lllh.
K1UBTH DISTKICT.
AtShelby Depot, on Wetlnewiay .January 121 h.
wprra district.
At Flshervllle, on Thursday. January 13th.
TENTH DISTRICT.
At Colllcrvllle. on Monday, January ITth.
ELkVBHTH DlSTallT.
At Uermantown, on Tuesday. January ltith.
twfi.fth i"srs.t.
At Mechanlcsville. ou 1 iarsdA .January 20th.
THinrEKXTn dtsthict.
a.t Amold's, on Friday, Jenuucj. ilst.
rornTEs(Tii nisruca
At Office, corner Second and Union, ou Tues
day, January 2lh.
FIFTIENTU DISTRlCf.
At Handwerser's Orocery Chelsea?, on Sat
urday, January 22d.
-. V. . ' I'll DrSTBtCT.
At Whlte'sStaiion, Wednesday, January liith.
SETFSITIES rH DISTPaCT.
At McConneil 3 Lhurch, on inurmlay, Janu
ary 6th. W M. M CLK ,
Tax Collector Shelby County, Tenn.
WOfflce In Couuty Court Br lld:ug, ooruer
Second and Union streets, Room No- 4 de:f
NOTICE.
THAVE thU day bought oat the Interest of
Geo. i'eott in the stove and Ttn Business,
S'-t) secoDd street, and will continue the busi
ness at the old aland. All jobs will be
promptly attended to, ana Mtovea and Tin-
Ware SO is, aw suitty M mJ mvu&B iu vti v eifcy.
dajj wa.aun
ELECTION NOTICE.
Judges Eleqiion Notice.
;
'
,
'
i
I
tM'E with the Prra-lamauo:-.
ncy ifovernor t. W. '. .--nt
Ut VUfriet At iStep.rn EnylLih'i.
R- M. Bond, Deputy onimiusloner; (i. w.
r,oro. J. Hmltb, J. (I. ghM, Judges; Ik W.
Utok. C. at. ifrl. .1, Clerks.
W. P. Yoi
Hunter. T 1
W. C. Ward.
ar: A. D.
, Judges :
T.
Ztl iHnlrirt lf IJ.Utont.Sf,,
W J. A. Ifcl!, Deputy Coniiulsaim
: Wynne. N. K. spar as. E. 1L Baterns:
llenj. F. Hutu, H. Bcmbert, Clerki
ith VUtrietAt OVl Vn, .
Thaa. L. (Jibs, Ueeuty tomr.
Ja:.:'s OofineL K. B. fjarold, A.
Judges: W. ;.. itwhh. J. W. Carroll, i
r; J L.
I Usl iffv. :
W if Mi
n. wuiifni
indHj u.
I 71
K. W. Col
ii. Will la
Jadges; v
r.-. tef. Deputy Co uiul
i .w. M. V'ari. O :. I s- .,
W. I ti or. H. It. Kullrr, i..ui.i.
Mr; w.
Mercer,
. I ward, A. Merer, (
hth
L. McW
flrimn.
J. it. Wil.
lJftrftAt .VA"'" lrr,nt.
IJlua. Deputy Coiniulasioaer
las wherry C. B Kuclls.i fi
ams, W. p. Ttoiupsou, t .erk
V. H. T. b..:-,rpoyComiais,i.u.-rr9. 1?
Brooks, is. B ister, J. W. .itrrrls. Judges:
W. Ii. Pi iddy, U. M. Strong. Clu ks.
1 0th Dull it At (MMrrlBs
y. Deputy Co.umlssHiuar; J. M. Klein -
I B. I'
I A. H. H
while, J. Ii. Jlrwjrt;. JUdMus:
iitiim, J. W. Keon,
.'A Diitricl A!
l A. lthodri. Deputy Cuiuiui- . r !
Weir. J. C. CsRIa. J. P. Wfcnford.Jnif .ps- V
Uhix!- Drpaty
; f. .', Win. Carter, Clerk,
i lit. Int.-ici .If MeehanieaeUle.
D. IV.irsr.n. Deputy Commisstonrr: J. W.
L'j' , Y. M. Ma.w, e'm. ConneU, judaia; If.
W. Rixlferd.T. P. Iwls, Clerks.
tttk IHltriet At Arnold's.
I F.I) leplleoeii. Deputy "luMil-sioner: W.
t l.umly, '. A. Ixxiiy. J. W. i-vi, Juagrs;
I F. P. IsMly, m. M.a. Williamson. Icrka.
1 ltkA Thutriei At White Station.
J. ti. ffavev. l"Tuiy I 'omiii'ssloner ; J D. i
Sobdls't, W. K. Dome. A. W. looro, Jud.s; ;
A. J. K. ooks, A. ti. . s. i .orki.
17M IMrtet At McConneU'M Cxureh. I
! T. D. Msssey, Deputy I imbHMM : J.
Masscy. A. M. tstout, A. C. Rears. Judjres; T. 1
M. Aleiandr, Robt. Slono, Clerks. i
CITY.
Ut WtrdXorth rmi .Vary Turd.
Jim. A. Kewiom. Deputy CommUiiloaer; J.
E. Kaiidle, K. Dwyer, J. Ulaucey, Jadass: C.
C. Bauh, F. T. A I wood. Clerks.
Ill Ward Corner Wushingti.ti and fourth
StreeU.
George Olllbone, Deputy Com mlwloner; R.
W. Ldghtburne, T. J. CampbHI. W.J. cha .
Judges; Thos. Joyce, A. K. Edv;!n(;-.nu. Clerks.
3d WardKiernan't Office.
W. E. Barrett. I.epnty C
g
r; Ja?
odgt;
Kirlc. V J. Mi-keon, J. a
Henry Scbrader, W. A. Me
: t; H'ardt bmer Madi
I.T.Carlwriaht, leputy
i.ey, y. m. wianiey
W. ColnniKn.
Judges; Dan kii a'au, A. liolbtug, Ciei ks.
-Circuit Cbarf Ifijane,
v.'. W
I, Deputy Com
ultb. Jam. Koi
)hn 1). Bstrd, C
mer: J. I
!udSfj
! C-i Ward Oir. 7b6rrt?nrf ifulberry gf.
H B. Chile. Deputy Commissioner; P. A.
Cii.aTll, Thoa B. No. merit, J. Hnlstcad, Judges:
t W. It. Clark, Hani Moore, jr., CUrka.
7th H ard Corner Linden and i.auae.i Ma.
! Robt. Good, Deputy Commissi. m. t; W. !..
Htewait, W. liavidaon, I. Harm-tad, judges;
Fr Faster, C. C. Joues. I lerks.
Hth Ward(?,:ireh, Quinu Avenue.
j I". T. Vicasarrat. lieputy IVnimiMioner: II.
n. n.Mi. u. 1'ar.ie, i. .ieu-fcy, ju-lges; j. l'.
Ktewert, knen Itv, Clerka.
M Ward -t.ornrr Kerr and f
W. B. Gli.ssoii. Deputv l ommiw
Wardlg. .1. Ifciibory, John Hcrln
V. Handwtrker, F. 0. Hchaper. CI
10'A Ward Africa li.utey
W. F. McIWresh. Deputy Uonin
T. Wiight, W.C. Ellis, Jamen .IT.
JU'les; J. M. Boon. Ausnte Bizi
DepU'y v. . . i :' -..... ..-r - will pli
get Keturns and Poll Rv.ks. j.nd
JuHS P. Bob"
deii Com'r of Ilegwir'ii for sh
Street.
ei; CM.
irtges; J.
City Election Notice.
. 'T'HF fiillnwlns persons are hereby aprolnt
I etua.i.-s, t teres, ana ivputv
' sinners, i ur.-.i and hold an elettloi
I or Aldvruien, t'ouucliutt n and olur
as provbbsl by the new city charter
Election Thursday, Jan. 6,
inimi-
ior.M..y-
officers.
1870.
I iJif War.! S trth En. of .Vm-v
)' : - t.
a-.-iiij i."i..iii.'.tui.u, .in. .'ii.iri , . -
j Jnmes . NVvsom. J. E. Kandaii niiil J J.
j Poweis; Clerks, W.J. McKtuu, jr., aud V, T.
: At wood.
i Iff Werrtf W. J. Chase't feed Store, Toj)
iar ttrret.
Deputy i'ommlssitiier. V. J.Cliase: Jaflea.
, W H. Brldaes. R. W f.teh:bnrueaud fhtrl.-.
j Smith ; i Inks. Thos. Kuzand A.K. K-islugl-iu
j 3d WarJ'.yvire Kieman'a Ujfiee.on Ad-
tifi-i street.
i Jer.utr i-tnioissloner,T. I'. Adams ; .fuiti-s
A. Woodward, W. J. McKetm and lr. I: r.
Ooodyear; t. lerk.s, Tutuuas Uarvey aud W. W.
Lilibt-rt.
tth Ward A'o. .Vaitixon ttreet.
Ileputy oniinbwfooer, ti. W. Lne.ln:
.IndK s. A T. Lacey, P. M. sianlty and W. B.
iretulaa; (1eri.s, tiuulel kirwiu and A.
Uolblug.
j itth WardRoviii 26, Circstf (burfAoujic.
lrputy rvanm tssfamtr K. J. Booatucr;
; Judiies, llweu isinlth, Theodore Hoist and b.
I R. Million ; I let ks, J. if Coleman ami Mich
ael Maaevney. Ir.
oth Ward Wnlrlmu Itfoek. Mi ttrret.
Itepulv I'oiuBiisslouer, V. A. Meiaou;
Judkts, H. 11. I hllds, T. B. Soraient and I B.
t horrh; I lei k.. Samuel Moore, Jr., and W. H.
Cfaudt,
7th Ward lorner Linden and Otusei ett.
lieuul v t ouimisaloner. O. I . Jones; Jndiies
W. I.. Mrwart. Thus. H. Luswood aud John
j.oaue; t lerks, ,
8A Wardtolo
Kcsterand W.T.Vandyke. 1
ctf LnuivaoR UuinOy
leputy O SSI III IsalOOjO . Wm. Tste; Jutbp-s.
II. T. Monsaitnt. I). Panic and T. McOeoy;
Cleric. J. I' Stewart snd Eugene Levi
I 9th Ward toner Kerr and Filth ttreeU.
liepotv Coiuinisalonor, J. P. Tanbur:-:
Judk.ee. W. B. Oiissnn, C. M. Vt'ardla ami John
j Knox; t leeks, J. Handwerker and K. C.
I Scbaper.
lOf Ward Africa BaUeu'.i Church.
IVpuiy Couimissloner. W V Hoou, .luttx.
U. K. Ix.-onv. tV. C. Ellis and Jr-s. M
son; Clerks, AOguste Blzleu and Jt,hu liu.u-
i Whi Tf there are not suits
hold
I the eieetiiiii in tne plsces tleiaiiatnl, HM
: Defsuty Couiiui-siotier and Judge will select
' one a close as po.-ibe.
JOUV P. BOI QHNER,
Commissioner of Registration tor Shelby
- '-' v
mm
ELECTION NOTICE.
tsFPiM th larjp-. nar berof -w.-Urs re
1:1 ihe Seventh Uard. It Is appar
it wm b- ne.sr :. mwn m.
nleipul election. The oorner 01 Lu
1 au-. y. BSMi the coiner of Beat an
! streets are hc-i liy designated as sue
places, ami the following named pe
i appointed Judgtsof eleetion at ttt
I las opened at the corner of Beat an
Depute Commissioner. J. R 'harne: ias
John S Ke' r. Jerry Keely and li. W. F. Cook;
treei. to-w't:
Clerks. Y. 1 osteraiid imoes li. i'uidy
JiiHN F. B d'CiliNFR.
de2t Ooiu'r of K-aj ii.tr n hm Shelby county.
Admin.istraior's Notice.
it A VINO filed with tiie Clerk of the font"
11 Court my settlement a admluislrator
the estate of N. H. Sloul. deceased. I will a
ply for confirmation of the same at the nei
February Term. MTO. of said Court. Ail pe
sona interested may attend aud enter the
objections, if any they have.
CHARLES STOUT.
December 31. 1. Jal
Plantation for Rent
my undivided
Place, sltnatcd
FOR the enstilng year,
Half of the Parmer
in Crittenden county, ArkAiisa., near UitM
soe's Laudlug, forty miles below Mem
phis, and three milea from the river. The
who'e place contains one bun.ired and flily
Hcree cleared laud, gin and sin-house, dwel
ling and ontr.oii-ta The rienneaaof the soil
is unsurpaa.ed will easily yield a bale of
cotton to the aare. Kor terms, apply lo K. II.
Word, KS Second street; or Frank Moor, Bled
soe s Landing. Arkansas.
ri& JOHN P. RfCH
NOTICE.
Missiasippt Attn Tennessee Raiiroad.I
Orricx or Fbeioht aoe.it,
Mexpuis, Tesk., December a). 1. j
TU COTTON AND OOMalJBWIOM Mjat
1 CUANJS: Notice is hereby given that
all cotton and other goods received at this
Depot will be stored at the expense ana rik
of whom It may concern. 11 not promptly re
moved within iweniy-four hours aflri arrtvul
at Memphis. This order will be strictly en
forced, regardless of (tarties.
dea J. M PAMPLIN. Agent.
To Plantera.
4 H )RTH WESTERN farmer desires U) Join
. V with six lo tea laborers wilh some prac
ticsd cotton planter, on ' shares of crop,'ou
the nsual terms of laud, teams, tmpiementa,
seed, etc., against labor. Apply at once to
dall
N. W.
NOTICE.
TG THOSEWANTINfi LABORERS :
JBAVE learned from an official aooroe that
there is a large surolos of LAaoakas In
eorgla, Virginia and the Carolina, who are
anxious to come West, but are without means
to pay their expenses, in urdsr to ioduse
Immigration fruiii tne states mentioned, tne
fare over the different Railroads to Memphis
has been reduced to Two and Thees Lax-re
per mile. W. J. RjtJS
Qen'l Bup't Memphis andCuarleatou R. R.
MaaapUa, Tea., Desesaaer S, 1M. dett
AUCTION.
Fus at auction,
THIS MORNiMQ, at II c';'
anf InOTJB, I'apps. etc.. cf the
"tsoe, the muafctaror, will .c -i
ELEGANT PLATED WARE.
i j
PSJ sua ev
evening mi. s,
ROysTEit, XREZEVAST A C
Ja
A-:"'-..
EXCLUSIVE i PEREMPTORY SALE
OF VALUABLE
J'ORT PICKERING Pf.OPtRTY.
efnvlfe pseia: a.tent on to ;!i- im-
chlof tho
ally on Ih
CHANCERY SALE
-O.V
WEDNESDAY, January 5, IS70.
'. 2;;'',
O. B CkisMMf Court of Masspkta
H..I.I hours, the !oilowingde-i . . u i'.,
1 to-wit: a
rSALL-Casb to the an .
rein udc U; he -tu
tcootuv tviity ol '
bjrred.
Iu ,,
si'. u ;
aula !
la to
Block -No. v
u. i tw. Ive
i burrcct.
7C Bad 31.
iit & pa
Auriii nvm
ROYSTER, T
jal
SY GOTTLIEB & E2EKIEL
Auciisaecra, Cr. Second ud Adaas ids.
f SALES THiS WEEK :
MONDAY -Dry (ioodn, GotfaiB-,
iiata, NotioL-., tic.
j WEDXESD A Y-Piet-e Jood8, i ur,
Hofriery, Fancy Ooodi, etc.
FRIDAY FuraUhin GoCsis. Do-
mefrtics, SundrioB, etc.
d?!9 A. S. ROfcERSQW, Aiicticrief.
SALE CF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
Silver and Piated Ware
Daily Sales at 10 'doe ia the Ssrsiag ts.l
7 o'clock !n V.-t venraj.
From a splendid new stock cf s- ' 2 e
aboV'i iiu. m.,ti th.. J- wc.o kt..
lUiiuicai of
C. J. TYLER ft. CO.
" All sivjiIs wirrar -! or the ouai . .
reseuio.1, or uiony returned. ilat
ROYbTR, XRBZKVAJR t O,
Aueiim- .tc.
Peremptory Public Sale tf City aud
Suhuraan Lots, Tuestfiy, Jan
uary 4th. at 3 o'clock p.ci.
IY RfiVSTER, TRKKVa JfT it
ALT
10 lu-
LJ lit
I oa
, ke
It '
tX. Ti S U
ta wiiu p.
i .- .
.VUtffck vi.
1 jTj'jn ,sT
I maaninculp
I luve. USUI 1...
I ctiy. form, rij
i on tne uoi tu
I Lauderdale.
i uasfc : Utalanee
j iuierest. Afcit
1 tne Wheaton
i of Linden, mm
a
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situated on the lleiuui.du roAu an
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Memphis. 1 Lake LSI Kl-tnoe. o no
j the laud-Uuyiug public lhal ltd , .
I propeny, cuntaiuiug upwaids-.
; Me res, aed eiwuraciua every varivty
1 land ai.ii valley, field, rue ioov .1.1 1
I laud, will be tulMir. .ded -ad o;u. l
1 highest bidder, thruaa liw-;.. Ks..
1 irexevani m tu., Aaen.ieei ut mlr
' nrtiifc, iu the city of euipais, at umi
I of Main and Jenrio:i ptret is. '.'-:.
hay, xms isth Day cu' am. au. :.;. .
t exhihltlng tte sobdivisiou niiu.i e -.x-.
: euraiely will be tuun.l at the etficJ o
; suciionears. frtvate bids will re ,
j for any portion M all 01 the tract cat
. day of sale. Fersons wlshlna Is exanui
: lamia with a view to bu lug. will Lavs 1
' Mcllity offered lor ao d u-ig. oy appiieiii
f the auctiuueera, or loiae al lay ;es..
( deem It soperflooos :o rpp.e-ent W
valae of mis gosni land, i.viug will
distance of such a c, ity ss Mem pi i- 'a
I than 'o say tni.t, oy J icicioaa. maitg. 1
they will yield a ster and lar 1 01
' tne lDveatraeat than anything le tu w
: capital can be eupiycl. Iiiopeu.M 11
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Pt.Aa.tvt MILL
Gayoso Planing Mills
No. 212 Adams Street,
Manufactures all kinds of
CARPENTER'S WORK,
And keep tor sals a lar-? Mack of
Sashes, Giazed and Unglazed Osors,
Blinds and MGUitiiiiGS,
i In treat varle
Brackets, t orn
' ta!r Work. !
: lusters. Table
also.
Lege, Shelf Baiiu&.ers,
D03R AND WINDG FRAMES,
Dresaed Flooring, Cell lne and Weather Hoard
ing. . and iea. All cur wtak ia
j made of tke
; Best Materials, and Warranted as
Represented.
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usrs is a norae umaciory, ana nai-
lenge eotapetrticn, both In qualify t J
price, froai aaywhsre. Send for Price List
and try ns.
a j28 dfcw RUSSELL. F ARRIS & CO.
R. C.CRAIG & CO.,
379 MAIM STREET,
MEMPHIS, I : : : TENNESSEE
IBALXB3 IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
GARDEN AND
GRASS SEED, FERTILIZERS
Ajr
AGENTS FOB BRINI.Y PLOWS.
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