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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

pS-PkEsluN PoETrAI1S, Is therenowned Tyler {
O." for - c.nt8. Largest GALLERY III tbs state al I39
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

THx HCSGSs Moss IN SKw YORK ASp PHIL,psl-
rhIA do not receive much notics In the Saturday
papers OF thoss cites. On Tharsisy evening il Y,
York, Mrs. Rank attempted TO address 9 crowd Of
some two hundred "workiugmen," but was crowd
cd Of The stand by rowdies. The Goddess Of Lib
erty" then returned horne with her hoops somo-
what crushed. In PhilsielphIs on Friday about
CG0 man assembled. passed somo sensible rcsolu-
lions no. containing ths word fight" and want
peaceably 10 their homes.
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sTiGE TPssF--Th. stage coming down 70 Ns"-
market. Va. on Monday night laet was UPSET ilear
Lacy Springs There were twelve passengers
aboar1, several IF whom were considerably in
Iurrd among them Mrs Allen Burke, Of Newman
ket whose injury Il quit" serious The driver hal
HeTeT driven over tno road ana ~" darkness WAS
intense that he cauld not $40 fhe track.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

ARREST OF \ Tam 'ffA' Ht'.- "" ',iN'i
that James D'Bricu. late president OF the Island
City Bank he5 been arrested civil SUIT. and IN
Jas,uit ~ bill for $1,000 committed 10 jail. IL Ia
ascertnneI that not over SiG0,06O (one-thirdj Of
the capital stock was ever paid in, bona fd>, the
remainder beiag paid by notes OF uRrien and his
friends suits have also been commenced against
Tho atockh.lrrs hv the receiver, Mr.. Butterwortll
Both stockholders ami 'lepostOrs ere likely t" losc
everything Some o! the largest notes disc united
Iy the urcsid y had fictitious signatures and bear
tha rg:n.s OF IarsonS uot in existence. In order
"a raise money to carry on the concern, 0I,rieu
submitted to enormous shaves; and snts have
been commenced against certain parties connected
herewith for JIsury.-N. y Itd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

JOl BBLS. Crushed and Powdered SUI
iOo gar: 100 bbi7 Yellow. C yellow AMI A Cof
fee Sugar: - bbls. \ u. Molassos and Golden sy-
rup; hhds. Breasts; B hhds. Shoulders: 81 blis
Hams; - bhls and 70 kegs No. Leaf Lard: Nsl Axs
prime Cheese; iO, kegs Glades ami % kegs cltoic.
Goshen BRiter. Fer sale by
no 10 THOMAS JONEs CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

fho2 TURKS IsLASp--By the arrival Of ts brig
Henrietta we learn that the 22d II October there.
WAS remaining al Turks Island 100000 hu.he!s of
salt, most oft in salt houses. There was 10 like
iihood Vi any more being gathered this seas9n.--
About 10000 bushels have been shipped since Uct.
list There three vessels IN port to losd price
ai&ai0 eeats. Provisions are very scarce.--N /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

TEE Fus ~ Norfolk closed Siiurdsr after a
successful csr~cr. During ths exhibition the In
dice Of Nor:ik presented the Portsmouth Regiment
4, ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

SrRAYRD-From ny house,
TfG4a4 NJ rort Ssgo, sRocs cits. a RED EEIt
II ~ FER. sEVrt ~ il1U!hsu Old, with vhRs
sage aEtss t'is shoulders aud scrssa the hbS
tho fore ieSs all white. no particular marks 50 4
Tie rSrs or fs'. sHy rnTevn bringing Tie above II
.ay Eonse. vii receive 4 rev ss,i 81 g.
10 l3-3t@ TituiAs CDSSIpGNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

9os4eeo hoseroLr ~ fsLsch-The revenue do
Hred from ,he tobacco monopoly In Franco during
The Fret nine nlonths Of 1851, reaches the snof.
NOUS sru Of is. s2 100 ffauer, or about as -, 200
.~sho~ing an increase over the revenue derived
nar tbs same soures ths corresponding period Of
aseSes $4,000 francs. y, 1s7 600 The inereas,
so~'hS TO the larger consumption OF tobacco in
france, and wonid seem to Indicate steady mar
nss for the article in the leading countries Of
xnfors. The average price Of American tobacco
asnsstei AZ the fsotorss III the Segt. all snpsn...
sht'aded' is estimated - follows:
Marylsnd tobsess 90 esuss per ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

FATAL AFgrkr.-Thnmas Toner was shot sni
killed In baltimore, Thursday night, Icy Charles
Morgan. Toner tried f.. Aha murder of a
man named Png!e, auj acquitted. II Is a -sry rs-
nnrhahl" coincidence that Dusit Yn< killed on the
night Of ia" Eth pI November. 1853, and Toner,
who was Of tio accused ofslst ntfspce 10 NOR
tsIy wounded iust year from tbs, date, Oh che
came day Of the same month. and almost III the
same hour Diugie Was shot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

~ PITTS realised by the rssse, ons year with
smother average nearly 40 per cent. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

FALLEN MsTEoa FouSn.--The people Of Marble
head think they have found meteor on River
Head Beach. which fell In May last The meteor
when found, was in solid msss, ana covered X
space Of eight or ten feet IN diameter. The sub
stance il Of dark Color, aud resembles seoria, OF
molten iron after cooling. The surface Is smooth
and il covered with globes Of different size,"hca
had apparently been forced upwards by the pres
sure Of til. vapor below. The under surface OF the
mass Il porour On being broken il "ntits strong
sulphur0us smell. 1t is II" way affected by the
magnet The sGIstnnce presents the appearance
%, having cooled from fluid state. The whole
mass eiIlicd from six 10 eight hundred pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

4 BStp SUaR THSu--Tha Cincinnati CONNER
cial tells yarn about two ladies travelling from
-. Louis to Cincinnati, one OF whom asked by
a follow traveller with whom "a conversation had
beeu oprued, Ii she married. y mar
fioj." siahgl the blooming dame, but. Alas,
know Rot il my husband be- dead or alive. l heard
that ha was accidentally killoi ia pittsburg, few
weeks ago, aud SUI now going there to ascertain
whether thu report BIZ true or false" We'll I've
The other lady, "tor | him buried five weeks
ssu.'
DEATH OF 4 CEyTRSARi4N-Th3 New Bedford
Standard says coi0red WOMAN named Patsy Caste
les died in that city, on the 18th instant, at the
age of one hundred and years. She was fog
ahoGt seventy years this slave of Mr.. Alexander
Gilt, of Hanover county, Va, and was by hin, get
free at his death. She continued to reside in Viz
ginia until about four years since. when she re
moved IL New Bedford, were she resided with i
daughter until her death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

Orxr ArToSg ~ @rH.Ssogat--Ouc Of the operators
At t'1s hsrb0r of ScbastJpnl write, - ths phi!ade
phis Press thst there Is no possibility Of raising
any Of the sGnkrn v-sses until next spring Only
OF the four 's1tS7 FIR lifinE the shgs has vet
been c1In2leted &auyLpf file vessels will have to
be blown 10 pieces. One Of thetu, tho ''SaGodeii,"
required five thousand poun1s OF powder to lie
Eauiish har.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

SLASpER CAss.-Janes GosliRg, a.dry goods ner-
chant, doing business on Market streat, was
mulcted In 81 800. on Wednesday. 10y jury in the
District Court. Mr. q. sold tao cnTsets to Miss
Lucy Morgan, and permitted her. ia the custom.
to take them home that she might gee II they
would answer. II was found, on examination, tina;
they would not snit, and we're sent back hut be-
fore they got ~ the store Mr. Goslins saw hiss
Morgan ia an omnibus at IIarc's Hotel. Oh her
way 10 tho railroad station, and, believing that
she Intended ieirauding him, he called her "ras-
CAL" And said sile hsi corsets In her trunk on III"
top of the vehicle. When he got back to the stors
be found them there. and Miss VI. bringing suit
sgainst him for SANDER obtained the verdict above
stated.-I2S Sry CfFdas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

c,h,. Thompson ard other disnitaries, Soldering
her 80 rsrsat II, which she consents 10 do
Irsry1oS ~ GASOLINE CorSTr.--on Friday tho
9th inst. Jsmss Crowley was hsnG according to
sentence. At Bowling Green, Caroline county, Va
f,- thc murder Of Houston The scafTold was erect.
ed inside the jail, the same on which ous other
person had been executed, not long since-a color.
ed boy. Aitsr the prisoner aseended the scsffold,
he wa ssked hy the officer of justice if he had any
thing TO say, vheR he replied, that hs Thought it
hard to he destroyed by parcel of meu In that
way" lie refused to be ROBBED as 10 usual In such
cases lie showed NJ signs VI psniteAcs at any
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

8aH waLxER's DEsrisa1os.--It Is not exactly
known what firn Walkers destination H. A let.
ter from New York 10 ths Washington states says:
Sone think II not improbahie that be- inay have
gone to Yueatap. To take phrt with the revolution
iss there agsiHst the government with the ulti.
mate purpose Of proceeding Ia Nicaragua from
that soint. A glance at the map will show that
the penns,ilar Of fucatan presents most inviting
field for fllhuster enterprise. Its best port is less
than two days distant from New Orleans, and
wun,a. be of immense advantage TO Walker as q
depot fer concentrating supplies Of men and mn
niteRs Of war, without danger Of moestation from
any foreign government, AID quite beyond legal
reach Of that Of tlis United States Recruits from
California via Tebauntepec. could reach him there
quite readily from New Orleans Tho Isle Of
Pines celebrated In connection with the Lopez ex-
petion, is also near, and mig be made of service
sgala.
| II Walker has gone to Nicaragua, the steamer
Fashion will ontstrip the United States steamer
Fulton without difficulty, that there is little
/ danger Of bis being oYertaken.
| The United states sloop Of Saratoga we'll
known to he lying Of the mouth Of San Juan, will
prove equally inefficient in efforts 20 intercept
/ Walker aud his men. for they can land az the
month Of thu Colorado, (Which ia IN fact branch
/ Of tie san Juan,) thirty miles distant from Grey
town. and psas up to and enter the latter river
! long before the Saratoga can oyeTtake them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

RlCH China Tea and Dinner Sets, Toi-
~ let NaIe, just received ly
STEBBINs & PULLEN,
no 10 lDI Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

A Hrfu CoarngsT.--Miss Iuiiana May, VOC
Avatiean vocalist. who msi@ 20 s'ieccaau e'.'
10 Fnnion rpvesrci ID Washington 'aois ~,
uisht, before srilani audience. e"inPose' " '"'
President aud his cabiuct tho ~re'gh ministers
and the er.s., n, :, <cf the Metropolitan socie
~. The concert passed Of spiendtdiy' ana tue
Washington papers Of saturday, co"i"in seaa
signed by President buchanan secretaries Fl"ya.
cnhi. Thompson. endother disnitsries' soiie'Hng
- >, ,sr.s.t n, which she consents 10 do.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

Wekhouse, and submitted resolutions making such re-
pairs TO the H0nses Of Refnge COMMITTEES deem
necessary IN connection with the Surveyor
exceeding saW-adopted For appointing night policeman
70 guard the Gifi- House Of Refu9e-adoDted,
The Fire Comni called attention Of the Board to the
lneheency Of the alarm bells Of ate and the
aer works Company supply suicency water during
several recent fires and offered resolutions repairing
nonse American Hook and Ladder Company Grod
street. at expense Of $50 Laid on the table subject 10 cali
r0 putting the ringing Of the bells under charge of the
Cnlef OF the Fire Department Laid
hee were from the other standing committees
Inc Board of Aldermen entered, in compliance resolu
non previously sent Mr. Norbert Vigne City
resolution offered for accepting George G. Iaw-ason
Adopted. ' - " '''
resolution offered for selling con,rac. to construct
leans street. Adopted. "
fhe Board OF Aldermen asked resolution for
pppihg certain blacksmith shop Josephine
IN Also resolution for authorizing the Chairman
ie nance Committee 10 subscribe copy official
6to6. ' '' " '' Deins
MI Reed moved of the vote which author
ed SS worth OF repairs to the Houses Refuge it being
discovered that the repairs had previously provided for
Carried He then moved that the resolution making the
appropriation be laid on the table. Carried -
Inc Board OF Aldermen reported amendment reducing
e amount appropriated to laying pipes the City
Prison and insane sylnm, TO Sl0 Concurred in >
resolution offered by Mr. Lombard opening cor
chase Of bot Of the McDsnogh Estate property at the
OF Eyan Fields and Moreau new Record
ers office and Lecknp, for the Third District debate fol
lowed in which members took different views of the
AcDonogh angls Ar. Holland offered substitute for anthor
zng the Third District delegation some piece Of pro-
perty not belonging the AcDonogh Estate The substitute
adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15
From Havana.

Our files OF Havana papers are to Thursday last
Nothing of importance had occurred on the Island.
The health of the city and harbor of Havana and of
the entire Island was never better at the present
son of the year.
In the Prensa we find an article of some interest
under the caption of The Island of Cuba within Six
Hours of the United States and Europe" The Prensa
states that Mr.. Samuel A. Kennedy has arrived from
Charleston, bringing certificates Of the privilege
granted by the Legislatures of Georgia and Florida
for the construction of line of telegraph from Sa-
vannah to Cape Sable the extreme southern point of
the Florida coast Thence it is proposed to extend
submarine cable to Key West. The employment of
two small steam propelers, making two trips day,
would thus place Cuba in constant and uninterrupted
communication with the United States, and with
Europe, should the transatlantic line go into opera
ton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15
THE COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-There was a meeting of
this Board last night Mr. Wz in the Chair and Six members
The reading Of the minutes was dispensed with, with
ject TO call.
Another message received from the Mayorinfong them
of his accepaton Of the securities Of Messrs Nixon Adams,
The Board Assistants by message asked
payment Of undry hills or incenia expenses Conrurre n
csotio for paving Nltchea street with square bo.s pave
resolution prohibiting the sale of cooked meats gumbo etc.
in the nnrkets, under the penalty Of fine Laid the table
a. esoiHon for building police station in he upper pact OF
iorproposals oT the Cnucurred in.
And several of an uninrportant nature
resolution was offered to authorize the fy Surveyor to
Streets pay the cost Of advertising for proposals the same
A9plrd t sent to Board of Assistants for concurrence
This committee 10 whom was referred the from
Board Of Assistants making the yearly appropriation for the
pup e schools rsseted substitute which reduced n appro-
substitute lost and the original oution concurred ia
lhc Committee streets and Landings also presented their
Mr. Eenuar offered resolution nstracug the Chairman of
!ue iace Committee to subscribe for cory OF the ohchI
J2nfni or each nersr o! the Council Adopted and sent to
i'GF1 o. AsSIS;An;S for Goncnrrenee
absence to Recorder Fabre until the LIST September next con-
The resolution the Board of Assistants inviting this
SI ; 10 meet them in john session for the purpose ot eect"g
Tie Board then adjourned.
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. = Present, a
Q!SLNiH with Mr. Magomi, the President, in the chair
IN the contract
the city printing with the pope Daily Crescent had
been hny rahed the securities accepted Laid on the table
shJec 20 call Also message informing the Board that
aVtN nr or shop on Exchange Hey, c0mpaAet OF AS
a nuisHrce. Referred.
The Treasurer in his weekly report which referred
to ne Fiu"ure Committee. Ii showed fund hand Of SaS
Sl} 81.
Petitions were read BY isle in the usual variety and
pcitcly referred.
resolution offered for placing bridges at the inter-
section OF Canal and evee Referred to Committee
SlIeets and Landings.
resolution was offered for comforting with the Gas Company
Adopted.
resolution offered for selling the lease of the City
NnrE-houe to the lowest bidder, for of ten
Adopted,
ne Finance tOmmtte submitted routine report, with
nIlJns For allowing Recorder SLth six tbs
90ger the extra clerk employ his Otce-aIoped
For tying sluiry Llls. Adopted,
he H:Ires and landing Committee reported uron snndy
uui Matters and submitted resolutions making
eHt7 in different Of the city which adopted
Ile Erhmi on the NUik IL houses Refuge
u >aS, tro,lrd The miserable condition
u! kein, A- the crowd .d ur,se.jeJ cGHlitiIi Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

BAYARD TAYLOR TO BE MARRIED.-As other jour
nals have already mentioned the fact it is perhaps
not improper for US to state that Mr. Bayard Taylor is
about TO be married to Miss Marie Hausen daugh-
ter OF the eminent German astronomer of that name
Ine wedding will take place at Gotha the residence
OF the hrdes family, in the autumn, after Mr. Tay.
I'rS return from the North Cape The happy couple
viii spend the next winter at Moscow. This event
will hot prevent the execution nf Mr. Tsyors plau OF
an exploration OF Central Asia previous to lis return
TO this country. lN. Y. Tribune, Sth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

FINE WHEAT IN MISsIsspPI.-In the Yalabusha
Republican of the l1th we find the following:
Our enterprsing old friend, Judge Lucas, presented
us few days since several heads of Australian
wheat which he grew this past season, as large and
many one hundred and six grains had been sheed
from one head, and that from six to ten stalks had
grown from one seed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

frw-. UNI NJ L II RARRANGENENT-
5Aai4H.i.s5 5AaiH 81 Steamer Ben Franklin, Jos d. Clarke
t--rTs- master, for Cairo Hickman, Memphis Helena
Nanoeon GreenvIie and all the Bends will leave The fol
Hi os Central Railroad Louis ali the Eastern cities
and Memphis with the Memphis Charleston Railroad for
Nashville Huntsville Tuscunba Knoxville Chattanooga and
the VirgiuiR Springs
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July IL at Z p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July ~ at 4 p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. u Mt r NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. 26 at5P NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, SEPT g. at 3 p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sent % at i p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct. = at 4 p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct 81 Mt 4 r. n
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Nov 4 A. p NJ
The Ben Frank lin unsurpassed in point Of speed
Fort BY any boat having large and airy arranged
pressly ,or the accommodation OF fHmilirs.
Passenger depend this boat leaving advertised
Sateoom can be engaged for Of the trips app
cation to her where plan Of her cabin seen
JOHN f. HYDE * Co, &c Poydras street,
w. f. REDD1NG, RailrO ii Agent
je9 - under st. Charles Hotel
The Ben Franklin will attend to her Memphis Bpnd WAY
and Plantation hus ,rsual. ''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILRoAD-The Holly
Springs Herald says it has positive assurances that in
less than month from this time the Mississippi Cen
tnI Railroad will be completed to Oxford and the
cars will be running regularly to that place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15
From South America,


The steamship New Granada arrived at Panama
from the South Pacific on the 2lst with 1854 900 in
treasure.
From Chilli there was nothing of unusual interest
beyond the excitement consequent on the trial of the
political reVolutionists, whom it was expected SEN
tence OF death would soon be passed.
Government was about raising loan of four mil.
lions of dollars to complete the Valparaiso and San
tiago railroad.
The Santiago and Tacna railroad advances rapidly
Two engines, sent from Valparaiso, had reached the
capital in safety.
The little Yankee steamboat built at VALPARAISO
had reached the Maule river in safety and promises
to do well.
The copper mines continue to Weld abupdautly
and Copiapo is witnessing the renewal of its activity
during the brilliant days of Chanarcio. New and
very rich mines have been discovered near Pabellon
winch promise to yield very abundantly.
The attempt of the Peruvian Consul to coniscate
the cargoes OF guano arriving at Valparaiso under
Eivanco contracts will, in all probability be unsuc
cessful.
1t is said that the government and clergy have
made up their quarrel, the former finding the latter
rather too strong political opponents.
frenchman named Louis Puio has made an ar.
rangement with the municipality of Santiago to pre-
sent 1t with $4,000 in consideration for which he
Is to receive, during his life time and that of his wife
an annual pension of 81 SOO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15

BIT BY SNAKE-The Newburg (N. " Times
says:
A few days ago Walter Rockafellow, a wealthy
farmer residing near Scotchtown in Orange county,
was bitten on the hand BY pilot snake, while work
lng IN Il field. His arm soon became much swollen
anu his blood tainted with the s,:kes poison He is
nor il 4 hopeless condition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-15
REG AR PACKETS.

r. SUM NJ = X ARRANGEMENT
lEsAAEik Steamer Belfast, VIM. Wray for
- cair9 M e, Hickman M Memphis, Helena Na apoeon
throughout the connecting Cairo with the Illinois
Central Railroad for st. Louis and all the Eastern cities
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Nash
vile Huntsville Tuscumba Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Virginia Springs:
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July 2a, atsPM.
Leaves New Orleans THU URSDAY, Ang. g. at SPIN.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Aug. 20, at s p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THLLRSDAY. III Sept. at5P.M.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Sept. II, at 5 p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. L. tsp. NJ
Leaves New Orleans THU URSDAY, Oct. 49, at 8 z. NJ.
The BELF Asst is unsurpassed in point of speed
by any boat having very large and airy arranged
pressly for the accommodation Of families.
Passengers depend this boat leaving advertised
Sterooms be engaged for any the trips on ap
ricaon her agents where plan of her cabin
JOHN =. HYDE & co, G6 Poydras street,
W. f. REDDING, Railroad Agent
under ST. Charles Hotel.
The BELFAST will attend to her Memphis Bend Way and
Plantation irl