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FRU.TEC,S

IN pursuance Of a Dec Of Trust executed to me BY R
i v. Richardson, for The beHeht Of c. ID. Mclean, dated
the l3th day Of December, 1895, ard duly recorded in he
Registers Office Of the couIty Of Shelby and State o.
Tennessee, I will proceed to sci for cash al pub ic sac
at my Auc'i0n Room, at II 0c Ock. on TUESDAY, the It'll
Ray q April, 1887. the follow .ng described property and
known and described in c. J.. MeLean's sub division a.
lots No. 9. 10, IL, u, IS and IS, and BOUNDED as follows:
Beginning at the intersect on Of The east side OF McLean's
Avenue with tue centre OF the Memphis and GermantOrFu
PlankToad. the n. rthwest c,rner Of lot No 9; theLu
easfwardly with the centre Of said Piankroad eight hui
dred ieet 900 feet) to the mol theast corner OF lot No. To-
thence southwardly a parallel line with MeLesn's Ave
nue. eight hundred and seveutg-two feet TO the north side
OF an avenue forty feet wide thence westwardiy With
the nos IN sids OF said Avenue four hundred feet & the
south vest corner u lot No. 10; thence northwardly on
the dividing line between lots No - and IS and parala
with HcIean's Avenue four huudr q and ~ -six feet
TO the TOrihwest corner CT Lt 10. IS thence westwardly
a parallel with the entire Of the PankrOad fOesa aid -four
HUNDRED feet 400 fee) to the southwest corner OF lot No
nine no. 81 on the east side o. McLfan : Avrnse -four
hurdTd and t~hirty-six feet C36 ferD 10 the b giaEing.
twelve acres, az acres, more % lrss.
The title to the above prep ry / BELIEVED TO BE- good,
but I viii onis convey such lille as l. yeted in me as
Trustee AL right OF ~redemption is Expressly waived By
the terms OF the Detd Of Trust
mar26- IDS G. B LOCKE, Trustee.
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For sale, upon Favorable Terms.

BEING desir5us 10 put more cash means into
T5 business, I OFF, for sale, upon terms 10 srlt, the
HaiH following wel-l0cated City znc Country Pro
AA perry
One Lot, 81 BY I4sz feet. on the north side o. AsdiSon
street. between THIRD and Fourth streets improved nth
. small Prone Rouse. CIsb IN. &c.
A Lot 81 feet 3 inches Oh the s0sth side of Beal street,
by is feet on tie east eide OF Czusey street, improved
with . Frame Grocery Rouse, and is a g0Od stand for
business.
A House snd Lot on the west side o. Csusey street 200
feet, south Of Beal. House soufaiuinE six rooms.
One uuimprJV.d Lot on Poplar street, so BY lS ! feet
one Lot on Exchange stree, 90 feet ? inches by las .
feet.
one Lot on the Alsbsma Road, 50 by 81 feet.
Eight acus in the Carr tract, Cd the north side Of Cen
ira Avenue, tetween the Residence Of Hon. I. q. Harris
and the Pigeon R0ost Plankr0ad.
o n JOHNSON,
uar2[lm No. 3 CIark's Marble block
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LIST OF LATE PUBLICATIONS
FOR SALE BY
CERGGRS 81 GaklON.

INHE ARTISTS Brldei or, HE Pawnbr0ker's Heir, b.
Il Emerson Bennett, author Of Prairie Flower, " sc.
O6 Haan. the Pawnbroker ;oE, The Orphans Lsgacyj
A Tale Of New YORK, Pounded on Facts
Inquire Within for Anything You want 70 Know; or,
Over Three Thousand and sewn hCadrvd Facts
worth knowing;
The Golden Legacy; A Story o. Lies Phases, pro-
nouneed TO be one Of the pest novels written BY ;
lady;
ATh-ee-Fold Test Of Modern spirituaiim By william
r Gordon, D. D.;
SnverTOod A Book Of Memories;
kathie Brantei A Preside History Of q Quiet Lie;
The POetical works Of Horace Smith and James Smith /;
authors OF the Rejected Addresses" with Por-
traits asd Biographical Sketch edited By Epes Ssr-
gent
Parlor Dramas or, Dramatic Scenes for, Home Amuse-
ments; By VIM. B. PoWle.
mAr15 & GUION.
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TRUsTEE,s ALI.

DIT virtue Of 3 trust deed executed b. Abrsm Block 70
I'D me as Trustee, on the l2tI day Of September. 1856.
on the following pieer, parcel OF lot Of ground situated,
lying ard being In the city Of Memphis, formerly partly
in South Memphi and Buffers ~addiiion) Shelby county.
Tennessee, and bounded and described as follows, TO wit
Beginning at a stake on the east side o. Main street, one
hundred and twelve and q hair feet northward from the
northeast corner OF Main and Elliott streets thence with
the east side Of Main street il a northward direction 81
feet and one inch % an alley 10 q stake theHoe s0uth-
wardly with the west side Of said alley forty-three feet
niue inches % a stake; theme north 70 west. one hun
dred and s~ixty-tw0 feet TO Main street, theb ginning cor
ner, As will fulls appear from said deed Gully registered In
the Registers OficeOf Shelby county, aforesaid, on the
25th day 81 September, 1856. in Book No. IS pages 535.
636 and 537; the object and purpose Of said deed being 20
secure the prompt and punctual payment Of certain notes
therein specified. and the said notes being due and unpaid;
now In consideration Of the pJwer and authority In me
vested, and the n-0n-payment n said notes 50 secured, I
will proceed 10 sell said lot to the highest bidder for cash.
il frUnt Of the Post Once in the city Of Memphis on the
Sth day o. May. 1851
Redemption expressly waived BY said Trust. The title
Is deemrd perfect. ! convey as Trusiee only.
ap5-td r. K TURNAGE Trustee.
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Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, IS 90
Quarters, 81 so.
DIAN Of THE LOTTERY.

The Numbers from I 10 30 200, corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate slips Of pa
per, are eneireled with small I'm tubes anu Piaeeu IN one
wheel.
The nrst 21s Prizes. similarly printed and encirded, are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and 3 number is drawn
from the wheel OF numbers, and at the same tim a Prize
il drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited TO the audience, aud
regist red BY the Commissioners the Pie being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation is repeated
until all the Prizes srs drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first Is
Prizes win be entitled Il the - Approximation Prizes, a-
cording 10 the scheme.
~ The 3 600 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the
last ngure Of The number that draws the $4,000 Prize.
For example, II the Numbers drawing $50, 600 Prize ends
vita No. /, then all the Tickets where the number ends
in will be entitled TO $40. II the Number ends with
No. ., then all the Tickets where the number ends IN :
will be entitled 10 $50, and so on too.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold AZ the following
rates, which is the risk;
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole Tickets....-..Sso 90
" 10 Half ........ 30 90
" " 10 Quarter !" $1,000. 20 90
/" 10 Eighth A." ........ 10 90
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money
to our address for the Tickets ordere1,on ~TeceiptOf which
they will be forwarded by nrst mail. Purchasers can
have Tickets ending in any dgure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be forward
ed 10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post once, County and State.
% Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in fun without deduction.
r. An Prizes Of 81, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other Prizes at the usual time OF
thirty DAYS.
az. All communications strictly confidential.
r. Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tirkets
at either Office.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Packages OF
mares s. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
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> u "A "SND9S'
TRUEHEART & WOODSON,
Manufacturers of Southern Star Cotton Gin
GRRMANTnWE TpNN

n ESFECTFULLY call the attention q the public, par
II ticuI arIy the Co ton Planter 10 their GIN MANU-
FACTORY, now in successful operation in this place. We
deem il unnecessary to publish any testimonials OF the
good performances OF our Gins, Though many could be
procured Of gentlemen who are nov using 'hem-nen OF
high repui ation as plaLt-Ts and would not be satisfied
with any but a good Gin and we will only add that We
are determined 10 spare no pairs or means 10 make a
Cotton Gin that will phase the Planter.
in ADDITION 10 the Gin We formerly advertis 4 and sold
for So pr saw, we are now dttins up al Improved style,
az comfortable additional expense, Which We vii sell ct
50 so per saw.
A sample o. our Gins can always BE- seen at MessrS.
Graham d HIPS, who are our agents in M,mphis.
Gentlemen Planters. send in your orders with speclh
cations, and thy shah be promptly attended 10. A sur
hctpnt guaranty given in every sale
Repairing done with neatEess and disI atch.
mara4-daw6m
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.Just Received.

TWO bbls- Harrison and Ohio Flour;
IL 70 b .. and halt bbls. Harris' Ale;
50 casks quart and pint London Porter;
so gross Garrett Snuff paper and bottle;
IS dozen Cove Oysters;
go boxes star Candies. so dozcn BrOOms;
100 dozen HostettePs Bittrrsj
IS casks Bacon, Sides, Hams and Shoulders;
IS bbls. Mackerei, so kits;
$50 bbls. Dexter * Ticken whisky;
50 coils Asnila Rope, ali sizes;
25 boxes Soda. - bbls. Pc-Nic Crackers;
100 N CiEa-s. 80 boxes Smoking Tobacco;
IS boxes Virginia Tobacco
ALSO, Sugar, Cof-e, Aola,ses, Tea. Oranges, Lemons,
Pigs, Raisins, Almonds, Peeaas. English Walnuts, FL
berts, Pickles, ~Sardines, &c., for sale By
J. F. FRANK,
aba No. IS Front How.
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mos. Peters, Residence for sale.

HAVE for sale the Residence and 50 = acres Of land
4 belonging 20 Thomas Peters. Esq lying on the state
Il Road and the Memphis snd Charleston Railroad, u
miles east OF Memphis, 81 Bays Station The improve
meuts consists OF q 1--we ling, built in Gothic style, large
rooms and small ones, with closets, store rooms, &c
Kitchen, . servants rooms, cistern, well stables ADu
barn. carriage house, Wagon shed, &c. &c In short, u
is one OF the best improved places IL Shelby county al
new and in perfect order. viii sell the Improvements
aud ssz acres OF land, OF al together. II desire, 1 VIII
eel the stock Of sheep, hUssr and cEttle, corn. f0asel- O1-s
and pork. slaughtered and pEeASu iu tnr smoke mouse A
bargain wiz be given. Apply 10 Ihgs- Peters, on The
premises, OF 10 LoSh
- 81 AwrfnuUeEr Hl4 "a Ec-lNE DluhEAH
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the tract Of land
AOn which he now resides, IN Haywood county,
~Teuuessse, through which the Memphis aud Ohio
- Railroad passes. SaiC tract contains about four
thousand acres. The improvements consist Of . fnc
frame dwelling. With ten rooms, negro quarters. gin
house, stables. . me steam and grst mill, good orchards,
and al the necessary Improvements for large farm, or
can be conveniently divided into several small ones. For
health and fertility OF soil this place is unsurpassed by
ruy in thecountry. For further particulars apply to the
subscriber 90 the premises
decIO-dauF nos .SHAPARD.
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PURSUANT to a Deed Of Trust, mad aud entered into
i on the 18th day Of February, A d I Sc bv Thsmas
J. C0gsweI and Anna NJ. Cogsweu his Wifr, wh-uin ]
am appointed Trustee, for certain Pr passes IN said deed
set forth, I will proceed to sell at pub is aucu "a. for Ca-h,
in front % c. B. Locke's auC'ion q r on Main st-eet,
IN the city u Memphis, Tenne ss-c on FRIDAY, the lst
day Of Nay. 1887, TO the highest bid rr TOR cash. fhe fol-
lowing described piece OF parcel Or gr u-d i,ias teinS
and situate IN the city Of Memphis ami state % rtunrs
see to-wit Said lot or parcel q - und / known aud
DESIGNATED as the lot Of grOunn deed j tn Far, Tayt r 4
Robinson by ". L. Vance, and b'url a aS fnl VS. viz:
BeEii ming al a stake on the no. ID lie - B a. street,
about sixty feet east OF the eastern bank Il BsyaH Gay
oso; thence eastwardly with the n nth Il 2 % al tTeet
thirty feet 70 a stage thenCr nOrthwafclv 81 right angit 5
with Beal street one hundred and huy re- 90 an alley;
thence ~westwarily with said ally fht't f--t O. a stake,
and then 2 sOuthwardlyt to the B. giuning-hrrug south
w~si corner OF Block No. 81 Of the 5 "a h n mphis sub
division. I will convey said property 20 th- purchaser in
as fml and complete a manner as ! can a. T ustce, and
not in any other way. n {. CLARKE,
ap1-td Trustee
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EOR III.

I WILL sell. on easy terms, that Lot situated al the
L northeast corner or Elliott and Avery streets, fronting
Isl feet On Elliott street, snd I5 feet on Avery street,
aud is bounded On the east BY Blsds0e alley, which Is 80
2 e wide. This Is one Of the most desirable Residence
les IN South Memphis. being couyeniently located q
business and in q good neighboIho0d. I viii sell the
whole or divide il, as may be desired.
ADply e J C. DAVIS.
marg7-tf At Baak o. Memphis.
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We have paid most particular attertiOn 70 the interest
OF our mechanics We have selected such goods as ar
best suited to this market, and can safely guaranty salts
faction t. all.
Our stock in this department Is full and complete
Comprising in
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SIOO REWARD.

a. kANAWA1 from the subscriber, Al BoWtesa -
Point, Tuniea county, Mss, three negro men, -
to-wit:
~E TON, black, aged about % years, about hve~Ak
feet eleven inches high. Thick under lip, and rather slow
OF speech. weighs about l75 pounds.
GEORGE. black. aged about % years, about six feet
high, we made, hne countenAnce, and weighs about i0
pounds.
WILSON, black, sged about - years, about 5 feet 81
or 10 inches high. weighs about $50 pounds, has a slight
defect In his walk a. II his fest were sore.
II taken out Of the State, and lodged in Jail az Mem
phis, I will pay the above reward. II within the STATE,
and secured SO ! get them, nifty dollars
F. W. DALE,
mar1s dawtf Bowie's Point, TUNES e.unty. Mss.
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EnR SALE

- TWILL sal for cash OF short paper, very i0w,
Xii the following CITY LOTS. belonging TO the estate
Esl[ OF :. d. Talbot. tSzid sale is ordered BY Court
Lot No 7 in B Ock II; Lot NJ Il in Block l6i Lo
M. 16 in Blork IT. In front o. the GsNOsO House.
lots No. ! snd ? in Block "a, on the corner Of Shelly
and Besl streets.
Also, Lot No. ls and a. on Second street, between
Uni0n snd GayoS0 streets.
mar2e-lm IN PROyINE, Agent.
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For Sale!

7 OFFER for sale i've hundred and twcf y
acres Of Land, fourteen miles Northeast " Som
FAervile, on the jackson r5ad, known IS the former
- residence OF STEPHEN JarmOn- The place Is well
improved, has q good famed dwelling house and excellent
cut houses, Clubhouse, with gil and th-esher. Toulouse,
&c. There is on the premises an extensive orchard, with
AL kinds o. fruits ErJwa IN The country. There are two
hundred and fifty acres Of land in cultivation, and the
remaining portion veil tlmbered. Apply 70 the under
signed. on the place. 4 2. JARMON,
mars-w6ms Black Oak Grove. Tenn.
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OFFER for sale, upon god terms, ne ioTner best
=. - Stlra-rfra rosd a mile and q half east Of the
civ. The tract contains II ares, and j. improved Wiz
a small residence Of three rooms, vel and other improve
ments.
Also, four sore wood Let, nearly opposite. This trAd
l. within three auaaters OF q nile Of q Esod church Eno
b-Ee3 n ~ v5-s1ifv - Memphis. g. b. LOCK
novI1 Auctisu-rr and Resi- Estate Broker.
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Important TO Cotton Planters!
TIE TAILOR PREMIUM COTTON GIN
MANUFAcTURED BY
CLEMANS, BROWN & CO.,
rOTUNRIS CEnRGIA


TIVE subscriber begs leave to Call the attention OF
Il Planters 10 sn examination Of the merits Of these
Gin Stands, which possess in . greater degree the quail
ties TO be desi'ed in . Cotton Gin-viL. Speed, Light
Drought, and Good SdmPie-than any Gin extsnt, and
are offered on as reasonable terms as any establishment
in the South.
feel fully authorized in saying that I can furnish, all
things considered, q superior Gia Stand to any factory in
the United States.
Msssrs. Fswlkes, Mount & Co. are agents for the sale
Of these Gins, who will keep a supply OF various sizes on
hand, or viii order any lie at short notice. once on
Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn.
mario dtwsw6m s. A. THORNTON. Ag't.
Premium Cotton Gins.
THE attention Of Cotton Planters is respectfully called
Il 70 the above superior Gins, manufactured by 2. Car
yer & Co., East Bridgewster, Mass. Under Il recent im-
provemen the Carver Gins are regarded as the best nov
In general use; their superiority needs 10 comments from
Us, as thousands are now In successful operation in tie
Southern country.
We have on hand nfty Gins, embracing al the different
sizes and numbers Of saws.
Also 10 and u feet segment bolts, washers, sc, com.
plete, all OF which we offer TO OR friends upon the usuA
terms and time. GWYNE & GIBSON,
Nos. l and 2 Exchange Building.
Memphis, Sept. %, I66-tf
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Inrs I'D PriYafe SaIe.

OFFER for sale, upon easy terms, unimpT0ved Lots
i i2I, 10, I25, I96, IOs, 100 Isl, 1872. Improved Lots
I69 aud 10 being OF the plan Of subivtsiono Of GreenlsW
Saharrans. Looney < Eeele. 6. B LOCKE,
rnr1-ff AnrHnnaar arf EaN Estate Rrnkar
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A RARE CHANCE.

OFFER for sale, on favorable terms and al low 9roe,
i ms PLANTATION Of SO acres Of the best quality Of
Mississippi b0Jt m land, all greatly above overflow. 10
miles west Of Memphis, on the plank road; 100 acres Of
cleared LauE and q new doUble-frame House with suit
able Offices. Apply al epiace 20
PETER LEONARD, or 70
seuT-ff DANIEL HUGHES NemuhFs
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mPROyE YOUR sTOCK.

viii make the present season IN
m my farm in Fayetie, ami a. S. ". Malone's. in
NATpion,n near MasOn's Depot; stopping one DAY
IA the week in the height 0rhood OF Galway Switch,
on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad. Having taken two
Premiums a. thoroughbred Stallion, and six Of his colts
Premiums ~ the District ana County Fairs, CGmprO-
mise can vel claim patronage from those EirLi-g u i'm
prove their stock. OF raise Premium Colts
Mares f=om a~distancs sent 10 me or NJ Malone vii
he properly attended to, and fed al 81 per week but no
liability for accidents OF Escapes
TEEMs-SGason s15s Insurance s255 Groom fee dfty
nts. For pedigree, sc, write 10 NE, ~ Macon, OF s.
W. Malone sharon.
Season viii cose It Halone's, 1t July; continued al
home til August. Compromise viii make q fall season
~ h. Vans, NH Rtrge, ST. Francis county, Arkau-
sas. Commanding LIST September
apl7-twawIm il. WILLIAMSON.
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.HsREEGR-

- HAVE three HOUSES and LOTS to rent for
al the present year, siiust d in the Northeastern
kdt,H part Of the city, "A what j. known as Winchcs-
IL ter Avenue il being the property upon which ]
u0v live. For . more particular description, and for
cusiug the contract Of rent, call on MajeT William Ruff
IN, at The Gas Once. BOZ PRICE.
iEusdf
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- CAN o. done by those who wish 70 purchase
81 City Property, OF handsome Country Residences
in the suburbs. On some o. The latter can BE-
E@sA had q hue Residence, ready for occupation.
Terms liberal, aud title good. Apply 20
ort1T-tf H8RIF y MCLEAN
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TO RENT.

on Lauderdale sire C., outside the corporation,
ET1a NINE ACRES OF LAM which has been oc-
EniI cupizt for years by q Gardener. On the prem
IL Uses is q small dwelling, containing four rooms
and basement. There is q good cstern near the huusr.
Tsere is also = good orchard, aud = fine grape arb0r. APP
ply Immediately 10
iau2l-tf John
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

! HAVE for sale nine scres OF hne LAND, sit
E~Sauzted on she Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
G%S about two miles ard d half from Court Square.
- Those desiring cheap property, on easy terms.
viii consult their interest in applying early to
c. c. WHITE,
ap3-tf At Phillips & White. 2s3 Main street.
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EnR IL

THE south half Of Lot No. -, fronting 81 feet on
L Chickasaw STREET, and Tuuning back l45A feet, on
thus Lot there is q small comfortable house The terms
are liberal. Apply to q. b
marIO-tf Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker.
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BARGAIN to be had in Lands.

7 VII L sell the ract Of Land on which ! live, in Tip
uah county Mss, six miles west OF Ripley, on
Tippah river, Tor creek containing Eight Hundred Acres
i've hundred o. the very best creek b0ttOm-and the bal
Ance second bottom and upland. There are about one hun
bred acres cleared, ard in q fine state q cultivation.
-he improvements are good snd new con listing Of q
Dwelling house. aud al necessary out houses. The above
trace OF land. I have no hesitsncy in saying Is one OF the
hest in North Mississippi for raising Gotten, Corn OF
Stock, as the range d lBe both Winter and sumner.
For particulars about the place, refer 10 Davidson, Kills
4 Blair, Memphis; John V. Thompson, Ripley, Mss; ".
C.. Peguis, H5iy Springs. OF 10 myself On the premises.
octI2-wtf il. EGUIS.
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gabOr- SaOing Mlatbmes.


are till agents for the sale Of the EAGTE GIN
w STAND Actual tests Prov that the Gins now be
in- Manufactured are the best in use.
For liVhtness Of drzught, speed, ant making a fine sam
pie. these Gins cannot be eQusled.
Nov is the time to send in your orders, so as to have
them made and 10 arrive here in time fer the next crop.
HARRIS, WORMET EY * 20 Agents,
mar25 dawsm No. Front Row, Memphis.
N- Enquirer copy.
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fl C.ARD.

N- HAVE Just received some o. fhosr -ir-
- CANT FRENCH BOURDOR PIANOS.
II II from the celebrated Piano FacfcD q
S"ERkRD, " az Paris and London. ans %
fer them for sale. IkeeR those splendid little ORGANS,
called Seraphine, with from ten to thirteen stops. AMI al
the latest improv msntS- These are known 10 Be ur b-~t
Instruments for Churches, Lodges and School Rooms An
lnstrumei t. sold by me ae warranted for ave years
Tuning and Repairing OF Planes, Violins. Organs.
AelOdeOns, etc, etc, done IN vlrkmanliks mannrr 81
moderate prices
do not pretend 20 give lessons on any humble and
variety Of Instruments.
HENRY G. H~OLLENBERG,
ian$tf ~ MAtu street,