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Valuable Plantation & Negroes
FRR SIZE.

L WILL sell my PiantstilE, entirely shove O~vernsw, O.
Il the MiEsisEirri river, 50 miles shove Memphis en-
tanning 800 acles. $50 IN caiuvati-n, 50 deadsneds either
With or without THE neErces a new Frame Dive Ing &
large ro0ms, and I'll back with : rooms. OFerscer's house
and cabins, al frame sna new, Eosi Cisterns and vel, o
Young orchard o. Choics fruit % Eegroes. f6 hands "a 20
IS wears Of sEe. 6 from 6 months 70 10 wears old, al
young and likely; n mules, 100 besd Of bsgs, 20 head Of
cattle. For further information apply toll We Sian
Memphis Or address the subscriber, Honticel0 Hardil
county, Tennessee. 3 SHALL.
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IEBULON TOEKE.
PIIoHEa,s Po1Er. u. 10 Z. ~

PILcHER's POINT, La March Z. 1888.
d. HCCOMB, sGtenee-Meuphis Tenn: AMER hav-
ing testsd fully "EcComb's Iron Tie" for cotton bales,
I an pleased tob Be able 70 say that theyhave proved en-
TREY satisfactory.
1 foEnd them very easy o. application, 70 shat ny
servants could put On four % one rore. ard IN additioQ
10 the facility with Which they are spplieds they snord .
uniformity n the siEs OF the ba-es. - welsslssen The
risk from IRE. In ny IN gmeut. seseniy-Gve per cent.
I su FersuE1et that nothing else VIII oe used ~ ny
ueIrhborbo1d. n the hoops can be had In time for he
crop; and viii hers express be ho9e that 70 fltr re Jour
supply viii b supie, as think nothlng Else ought % De
used IN Tying Gotten bales.
was present when part Of NJ cotton Was shipped,
ana heard the boafuen express great pleasure at seeing
ms oTleD going into usei and 7 hav- no doubt that tt
can be carried cheaper than rope-tted cotton and banded
everywhere with less labor.
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V1nAL1A. u. - 8 -

VIDALIA, Ia, DEC s 1857
D INCOME, ESQ d mphl rrun--Dear sir I ~
greet that amroi able 70 take the balance Of the Ties you
mention In your letter, having purchased rope, much
sEAinst ny viii 70 tut Up the balance o'the c op
I W1u here say that no tie. n ny opinion il equal 20
yours. have seen Homes g. ChurehiH's e a. ia faci
Rave used enough Of n & @ p % put up seven hundrs'
bales THIS yesr, bat do not consider them n any way
EQUAL to YOURS.
Your Tie. made out o. good ircn, must not only sup-
plant all other tie, but render rope useless In baling
cotton. Yours, very trulY,
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MASON DErOr. n. = a, SEPT. 4, 1ss

DE-. SLEDaE We have so,d al q your Nervous Tonic
left BY your agent. Those that have used It are much
pleased with IL. We have haf several calls for Il since
We have been out. You Will please sead rs one doEen
bottles and Obligs yours, &c
Il. 7. BROADEAX 4 SON.
All Of the above are for for sale By en- druggists and
merchants throughout the country. Agents and others
wishing q supply, must address
GOODYEAR, KNAPP s. CO.,
mrIIdtf Sole Proprietor. Memphis, Team.
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D. INCOME
EEMyHm Aprn - 1855

AEMEaANn AAIAN - AIaa
70 D. M~cCoMB-Desr Sir Ysur letter o. the 7th
Instant a. luly re-Ivad- Perhaps ygu attsrh moe
lmDortance % ny 0uinlou than Others nav uolcede - t.
u IS true. however. that ! have hal 81 oPyItunity o.
preparing coticu for market 10 the dldsreut parts Of the
wur dwherc % a gr0-n AMI art 2 aearefui 90 tiYdis a.
ths vlri0ls Iodea ~ packing coltca, ] unhEsltatuET
r~ec1mmence1 ro Ire GavernUent AID tie auropean
Mi-sssippL carad Ne els improved FsckinE Pres"
adrzwlur q uhEh my D. sen nuy cree IN q " Par
lsmfntary Blue Book " published bF order OF trs Hcuss
n Ccum a.. with nv corespolderce On IN subis C..
THIS Press wss not af0rt-d In c nsequeure q the Or
Guilty or hsvluE the large screw cast IN BrEsrd and -ent
out % India and 10 Tits day t hs . deifsrEfum In
EuEiaui ard indis o Obtain a simple Press for The VEl
OTIS p-rp0sra Tor which they are used for pacalnE cotton
In India and TO- bailuE goods n England Your Pres
world suDpV that felidH1fum IN 10th c1unt1es, and
we're % called on agar % rsommend q plaia, simpl and
e1ciert Press FOR shlpglrE merchants, Z bud most de-
ctdedF Cmm yours a. IRE Best ] have ever seen
In regard 20 ease sped Eud uonvenience o. arrtngement
for plaufafi1n pup ses,it cannot be excel d.
T01 ask ne also. 70 live nv opinion o. y0ur I-un
Tte." ami I uuhfsitaf ln-ly say rat we're ! nos planting
"a. ton 7 world use no o.her, ard believe hath ADJ
tiou 9 uerauy ~ oar d ulers would benfd Them great
ly every va. Tie bale g. m1ch heater and N cotton
compact, 10 is lees liable 20 Ecicent from Gre for n o 1He
occurred, 10 would onlT Burn CT fhe hagEiug anc tce
cotton being bed 81 army % E0ulI not b q an inch N
depth. and would sm0lldfr aud finally 60 cut With the
sieamb0ats can cary the c0ftln fastened with iron more
c0uvelicntly, and, Doubtless, the railroads and steam
boats would take bales % psckfd 81 less frrlzht than
those put IN With rope. because tbs danger Is less. snd
bow. Cotton put up b. your Prrsssa, and fastened with
vour ties. g. ready for skiumelt 20 Liverpool and when
o. reached Manchester, he Ties could Be u-ed 70 bale
gods % send back 20 rs ne 90 Iron TIE" nay. how
/ ever. Be Used to fssten the bale wItboutrsgard 10 ne And
Of Press used, or sEe q the bale made
Very respectfully, THOs. JAMES WINNIE.
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates,
THE UNION
Patent ircHIar Mill.
uts from 10000 to 70, 900 feet Of Lumber 7

Cuts from 10000 to 1900 feet Of Lumber per
Day Of Twelve Hoursl
IKE are Al length enabled 20 inform cur NUMEROUS
w cust mers that We have % perfected, By new In
hal we have NJ besliation % pronounce Il superior 10
anything vet ohsrrd tha lunbernsn. Strong and vel
male, having about double the stock Of wOci and iron
work in the same class q mill. Our long experience has
-houn Us that a. We want 8 first class mill, a can only
De had By alibsrai outlay Of labor and material The
guides for carriage are plEncd, and the rolls turaed int
Ten lets that the log Is msdeto move IN a true une, easy
and without play. The EaW Ehsft IS ret up in the best
style. slzs 81 inches with long bearings so that We have
neither vibration or heating Of shat.
ne improved Head Blocks We have introduced com-
msud the highest praise q practical sEwyers. A large
saving o. tine with decreased enoiCnCy aud strength are
combiued in this Superior Saw Mill We willnot for fear
have cut per hour II The necessary help 20 handle a
arEa dmruut Of lumoeris present 300 feet per hour Of
poplar. pine, walnut, sc, can bscst without taxing the
tuil capacity o. the init
In oneriBE there improved circular milst tbetrade ge
DO not expect 20 oouuete il price with ether parties who
buud circuiar mills without regard to oouvenienos, Etyir
or durability. st1 We ofer them - low Is can possibly
BE- AFFORDED, consideri1g the amount q labor and nae
rial EsCd on thsm-
ne fsnowIng are our Lowest cash prizes, which In
ciudes - feet carriage cad main bet, with engines and
boilers Of IS and p horse POWER and AL other fixtures
umpieta-
EsIn. nfn and engine. g In. cylinder, 70 IL. J
stroke boiler. double hued 2of long, DIN. ALSO
diameter. and ali fixtures ready 10 set Up
50 inch MIL and same size power..-...s..s 1910
50 inch mill and same poWer...-.--.-.-. 1854
81 In. mill and engine, 10 In. cylinder, 20l
In. stroke, boiler douhle-fued, y r.. long 2s26t
$50 10. dtsmeuerr-
S. In mill and same Ss2S
90 n. mill and same 2y42l
n. mill and same wor.--..--.-....-. 2r35l
" AI1As, ezgfnes and boilers gadToafied a. re-
pTecufef
For fur her particulars address
BRAGG h BURRoWEs,
Cor. Third and Market steetss 81. Louis, No.
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- nHLrANs Aprn2s /.

NV UhLEANss AprilZb lcoo-
On the Grt September next, The undersigned vii Be
sssudated toy Their. for the purpose Of storzEg aut con-
pressing o5tt-n. under ire style q Resdinc Fasteur 3
Co. ana sgrss 10 receive al cott1ns baudcd with the
McCoub TIE. and compress 10 en- the same terms IS rope
tied cotfOu.
Saving 10 Of he largest sized Tyler Cott-n Presses,
We VII b. prepared O. press the whole az neessaryl iron
bound cotton. coming On the present crop 20 New Or
leans. A y. READING, Bumah Press.
@ + PASTEUR Boxers Press.
R q. PAsTsUkr Arm1r'sT Yard.
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JACKSON, Tsnn., Fsb'y %, 1855
d. NcyodB, Esq Memphis Teun--Dear Sir: Yours
Of the 10 b inst. IS before Us "A " Accorrey ifde-
lighted WITH the "IrUn Tie" ard says he viii use -oth-
ing else the coming season.
We tbiuk. b. timely Efforts 70 impress ihr minds cf
nfsnters. thev Viii use tbs Iron - the coming
season extensively. We NHu give sou the certificate Of
col Nc a8rrey in q fw days, or o son as be returns 70
ne city; and b.iuE Impressed Win the value Of yOHr IN
VENT n, We viii I'D you N drawn z he atteu1or ofour
planting friends 20 its value and imrrtauce-
Vey respectfully yours. &c
EUuTmr TuUu Enun l. co
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steam Mills and 100 Acres
LAND FOR SALE.

WE viii sell On socommOiaiing terms, or -
w splendid Steam gins Goth Saw snd Grist) ~
together vi b 100 Uercs Of vel timbeTed Land,
and . ezsed privilege 70 use timber for two years -
% 500 acres q Other land adjoining the NIL tract, situ-
ated IL HcEairy cusnfy, On TIE Memphis and Charleston
Railroad. and on TuscumbiA's fork Of Hatchie River
me tract Contains 50 scres Of cleared land win god
oomfortable houses, and every thIng m good repair.
Address he undersigned At Mstamora ar MosooE,
REM. ALEXANDER & RICH.
10Y
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BUSINESS IS BUSINESS -" Good morning
Mr.. Perkins. Have you some excellent ms
lasses 2u
@No ram. Our excellent -BElasses are all
cut, but We have some fine old St. Fiaming0,
sons New Orleans, sons West Engine, and a
sort CT mulssses which is made from maple
sugar, ami which we call sseryup-"
Want TO know. Mr. Perkins, If this seeryup
is sctsrly made from msple-sugar 2"
81 pledge you ny word Of honor, Mrs. Horn
By, that it Is actually made from the genuine
bId's-eye mapie-sugsr."
"Then, Mr.. Perkins, I shall not intsrroga
tory any more, but, without further circumcu-
ton, proceed 10 purchase half a pound Of the
seeTyup."
Beg pardon, Mrs HOrnbF, We don't sell it
by weight, but BY measure"
Oh by measure ; then l will take half q
yzrdr -
Evident sensation throughout the institu-
tion-
e A gentleman having been asked, on his
return from a party the other evening, whether
be mad seen Miss A., young lady noted
fnr her lOg-neck style Of dress, replied that be
ht3 ssca a good dcil Of her.
On, ma do yzU know Miss Smythe
turned a summsrset il church yesterday p
q What DO you mean, child -
Why, she married Mr. Summerset; want
that g turning O sumnersef ~
Go along to school, boys
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TIE oUTHERN CITIZEN,

unpublished weekly at KNOXVILLE, TENN, BY
John Mitchell s. WIN. G.. Swan,
At 81 per annum, or 81 FOR SIX months, paya-
bic invariably in advance.
Mr.. Mitchell having Commenced Ia the 18Th num-
MI Der o. Che paper > series o. Letters addressed 70
the Hon ALEXANDER H STEPHENS, OF Georgia
which, when o1mpleted, viii furnish % entire hisisU q
The Irish Troubles of lS4S,
with their Causes and Consequences.
The CITIZEN will Be The more interest
iuc 70 beth American and Irish resdsrs. Besides these
Contributions from Mr.. Mitchell, the ~SOUTHERE CITI-
IEFE viii canfinue 10 have Its usual guam .iy Of original
matter upon political and literary subjects prepared By
hin. The circulation. tb0uEh large and constantly IN
e-easiuz. the Pioprietors have thOuEht will Be much
more erteuded By an announcement In this form.
Comnunlcations with remittsRces msy be Addressed to
& SWAN. Knoxvfile, Tennessee, or 70 any Of
he foIloWlDg Agents:
Thomas B. OConn0r, bavannahs Georgia
J. O. Morgan, New Orleans, Louisiana.
James A. Gentry, iohmond Virginia
Alexander Adsmson, Washington city
Tslinare g. Turn-r, Oinc-nati- Ohio.
P N. Haverty, 10 Fritn1 street, NV rork.
" ccetreI, - DsHYhin street, Mobile, Alabama.
Bsui. 3. Davis, Hssooic BuiidinE, Montgomery, Ala
Roes 4 Foucey, I2I Nrsssu street, New I0rk, supply
deaIers sniE upon fsTorsbie terms
lanes Melon, 12l EeArney street, san Francisco.
Cubs 81 Ten VIII Be supplied with uePapsr for els.
myi-c5m
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TO SAW MILL OWNERS

I'VE subscriber, = practical Ssw-msker, has perma-
i nenty locates himself In Memphis, fer the purpos,
q kB TOOTHING and STRAIGHTENIHa CIRCULAR
and al other SAWS Work Gone at ClncinnEti and
Eastern prices, and Euassntied.
Alec orders resolved tor every description Of SaES
Al saws sid By ne are warranted Saw NH OEneIs
yin md Il TO heir advantage 70 call on NE before put
chasing elssEherc.
nov2s daVIy sAMURL ?. ARTUTP
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SHILOH GIBSON Co Tenn sept. ,, iss

SHILOH GIBSON Co, Tenn sept. ,, 1887.
De. J. n. SLEDGE: End0ssi We hand you q receipt
for two aud a half dozen bottles Diarrhea syrup, which
came to hand in due time, and We have sold one and 9
hAlf dozen Of hem As far ss We know q has given en-
tire satisfactip. We have sold all the Nervous Tonic
and HoarhOund Pastoral left with rs b. your agent. We
uresums We oou'd EEL two OF three dcEsn bottles Of each,
IL IL q convenient for yoH 10 9 nd then 20 Us.
Yours, ruly, &c GILLESPIE s. son.
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CoNCOaDIA PARISH, La, March 4, SIS
D. income, Esq Memphis Tenn Dear SIR: ] Tuf
up seven hundred balesof csttOn last year, With y9u1 Tie.
Ioonsider them ar preferable 60 G1yI have zen used
Yours truly, JACOB D
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Pres TestimOnfaIs.

Mr. D. MCCOdB-Dear sir 10 gives ne pressure -
be able 70 comply with yuur requrst IN relation 20 Jour
Cotton Press. Ihavs had much exp rieDcs for the lass
thirty years IN TIE hu-i1ess q pressing cotton nun Ne
gln, With many kinds q p7fssesr ardIhaFe 70 say 20 f0u
and the VOL ID generally. that 7 1rver saw . press fhat
net with ny fu1 sppf0oation, a. 20 eas-, speed, COW n
ie1ce, and TIE most ~sEtdsnoes o. durability until n 9
yuurs. whIch certainly coes oUmbne al hoe qualities IN
ne hiEhI 50 degree from ne fact IN The drst place, hat
the construction 10 slcn that the p Eern cnceutraud a.
me roiut where 10 il mosI reefrd-fhat is the lat to
or three ruun 3 o. the tcrss where The resistance o. Tie
cofion e the most Foaerfui Il ts more spetdv tnn any
other press, because u Ouly rtqaircs set en- Or lEnt rounds
Of the horse 70 b-ug the bale % q size sumceufy snail
Or shippinx. without rspresInEs ~ bound uEh ether
Wuod or irou) 30 as 70 prsF-nt swelling arer wig
l thrrm from TIE piss, AID THAT IN THE SNORT
SPA 3 or A MTNUTE or MINUTE A HALF
TO BALE n TIE DRAUGHr IS LIGHT FOB
I n TAI MULE.
I have found Do more conreuienf than auv other pretsl
have ever sen. and g. o durability, 7 cannot iron TIE
trial have made with mi-e fr the pat dve y arsl Sc
that 10 csn ever wear out, OF give way When properly
made add preserved non cXplsuIe . The weather
Yours. respectfully, EI AOhlGOA8AA.
WEru0u- MlFa
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THE
INT M CONVTHCEn


THE time has At last arrived when al person. snicted
i with any Of the following oompiaiats, wln use
DR.. sLEDGE's CELEBRATED COHPOUNDS.
Chrls, Fever and AEue, D~yspspsis, JIundios. Liver Com
PLANT, Nervous Headache, s1d General Debility,
are cured b the use o.
DR.. sLKDGE's NERVOUS TONIC.
Colds. Coughs, Group, Influenza. Broochitls, Asthma,
Splitting Blood, and Insipient Consumption, are
cured BY the use o.
De. LEDGE HOARHOUED PICTORIAL
Dlsrhea, Dssentery, Bloody Fiux, Cholcra Aorbus, and
all Affections Of the Bowels, are cured b.
DR. sLEDGE s CHOLERA & DIARRHEA SYRUP.
For children, when teethtng, is this emedy psrticu-
larry adapted.
P~RICEs-EervOus Tonic 81 and 81 per bottle. HOar
hound and Pectorsl 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So
Dlar hea syrup 81 per bottle, or tx bottles for IS
RE D TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
MEMPHIS, 7 m p bruary 10, 1855.
DR.. J. n s~LEDGE-DeGT Sir I have been tax ng,
for some dsys, your Touic Bitters and take pleasure in
so much 10 30 shsrt q time as Il has. There was a gen
eraI debility and prostration Of my whole system, q head.
ache nearly Al the time. and constant hatulenCy FOR
sometime after eating, with eolduess o. my limbs. 1 used
remedies that / thought good, but 7ithout any special
benefit ] determined 10 Try your Tonic Bitters, and IN .
day or two after using them. 7 began 20 improve and and
that l an greatly B. nehtcd By It,. I commend them to
the public as no hnmbag, and unqusstiouably one OF TIE
best tonIcs nov in use for debility and general presira-
ton Of TIE system. Respectfully year cb1tient servant.
SAML 4 HOLMES.
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NstIoe to Prs-EmptiOa Claimants,

Every person entitled 70 The right Of pre-mpti1n to
- 81 NJ lands within TIRE townships and paris o.
f.uushsps above enumerated Is rer 1ired 70 establish the
r4-e 70 he ssttEfzczi8u Ct Tie register and receiver Of
tbs u-orar land o8oe. and make payment therefor as
Forn a. u~rzcflrshIe SITE seeing this notice. ana before
he DAY snpo ntes for the oommenceuent o. The pubic
ssch Gain vii be forfeited
RIOS A. HEEDEICK5
CoRmissioner Of the Gc1ersl Lsnd ohoe.
zplszFrs1r
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terms 81 Messrs BEADING Pssteur 10.
R0Rr MAuRER co La Prsss.

We. the uodcrsigurd, ship C=Ttains nov losdirg at
tn 9 port. have cxsufIled the COMPRESSED bales o. cotton,
banded with Iron Hop and fastened with McComo's
Patent Iron Tie OF Hook snl Clasp. and hereby certify
that u h5d5 the bale IN oae-iourth 20 oae-thlrd smaller
compass than the rope ie Compressed cotton
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For Sale on Liberal Ter

TWO thousand two huutred and thirty scres
II Of choice Biivar Lard, three miles from 80
the Mississippi river -four hundred sores in cul-
t~ivzfion; good Dwelling and comfortable Quar- -
ters, Sean Gin snd nCw Gia Stands, VIII Be sold with
the , see TweEtv No I Field HANDS. young and likely;
twenty Huies Orleans, WEE0ns, Farming Utensils, sc
AdioininEthis place 7 will sell che thousand ard forts
acres. one hundred and fifty acres IN cultivsiioa, thres
hundred desde1ei, The aboFe pr0p-rty VIII be sold
for ons-third cash, the balance on one and two year
credit For further particulars eaIl On ne al the plan.
tstlon. Address !. :. Ross,
Preuuss, Mississippi.
or toDr J. S
mrqs-tf HemRhis. TeuDegsee.
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Cs4RSON"'S
SHOP,

On Second Alley,
BETWEEE UNION AND MOERO OF,
THE undersignsd would respectfully inform the citL-
j Eens Of Memphis and ITS vicinity, and his numerou,
customers living ct adistlnce IN the country for their
past pstroEste IN bic line OF business, which business
has hitherto been ooDdEedt 70 he Manufacturing and put
ting 10 the Chsin-PumP al0pe, and stLl believing them
TO be the best pump In use, when mhdeOf good materials
and properly put up, land the mesnest when not so made
and put up,) however Is there are places where tn
Chain Pump canaOt be used; also 3 few persons yet living
Of the fOldeu times" Whc stnl thirk that there are
other Pumps In use superior to the Chain Pump have
determined 10 accommodate the taste Of all By putting up
or shipping 70 order, any Kind Of . Pump that this mar
set can furnish. have therefore, employed an expert
enoed workman lately from the East, who VIII attend %
viii also do every kind Of PLUMBING, al Of which ]
win warrants EFd when I say warrant, I mean What I
ssy, and say y hat mean.
IhAve IN the last year attac' Cd machinery 70 q num
Der Of nv Otai Pumps with entire success ! have
also used large bsHnoe wheels on Hand Chain Pump
with equal success. In ere case I have usfc the welded
Link Chain and Toned Baton, which is quite e1pen-
sive, but f s'fAdeth net EEty."
IN PERvO."
hive recently invented a CHAIN PUMP BOX, I'm
hrscing two complete, separate md distinct Chain
Puups, inter ded fer double nement fsnddouble prioel
two pc sols can draE water from this box ct the sane
time, hvving no interference with each other whatever,
being no hols eft IN the Partition, Wal or feLoe, large
crawl from o. yard 70 ue other. Nould refer yoa
Concerning be Pump, 10 G.. Bingham and J. 2 ker-
imam 4 60. W CARSON.
P. s. I an prepare 70 sip Purps on orders IN short
notice, up or doEEs easto ives; OF the Mississippi river.
isn16-dIy v. O.
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lie Ut M Ill.
EVERY PLANTER HIS OWN MILLER.
THIS Is one Of the most valuable i~nventisns OF the dzy,
4 possessing AL he qualities necessary 10 make Il Of
the greatest service 10 every plsnter. and Is destined
sooR 10 supsrcede every other mill ard 20 supply q great
want long felt IN every partof the country. Il occupies
only 2 feet By ,, and weighs 300 pounds
The great distinguishing charscteristics are, fts SIM
PLIcITY. DURABILITY, UTILITY and SMALL COST,
recurring no skill to . Il IN order.
IT Is TIE ONLY MILL IN THE UEIoH THAT WILL
sRIED corn AND cos rs THE EAR WHICH MAKES
An FEED FoR STOCK
It h adapted 70 steam water OF horse puver. rrindinR
% perfection wheat, corn, sEis, ouckwheat, drugs ard
spiocsi grinds with two horse power ave 70 eight
bushels per hour Of the finest quality o. meal for family
use and ten bushels Of prime feed for stock, and never
heats the mezi@A vslusble feature.
II contains more good qualities than all other mills
combined, zHd only needs to be seen in operation to con-
vince every intelligent mind OF Its great Sc and p-aoti-
csbiity. We chalenge the world for a trial before CON-
petent Judges, Of any other mill ever inverted. Hundreds
Of the mills are in use In different parts OF the United
States and al give entire safi-faction.
AL otsers for Kills and applications for County Rights
In the State Of Mississippi. must be sddressed 70
JOHN BRAIN, Holly Springs, Mss.
DAVIS, WILLIAMS 81 CO.,
fehf-d1V Memrhfr Tenn
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RATEMAN & n,

MEMPHI TKNEEssEE-
IN snnourclnE The opening % q RkSIAu-
Il RAN toyether with q choice asecrtmrnt
/ of bottled wins splits ,London porter scotch Ak
Ale. &C, w beg leave % acqusint you win ANAaS
cur detcrmlnafion 30 aelUci none but the cnglc.ut az
most approves qualities Of the dinereat deseriptiens o.
each. by Which means We shall, 81 All times, have Il II
I eur power 70 insure 20 cur friends and customers sueh
/ articles, a. viii, We trust, merit their sp2rohHttcn and
obtain for us q continuance Of thrtr fbvors-
Itis cur i~utsntrn. likewise, t. keep constant snppy
Il Bottled vine, Porter. Ale and Cider, 10 readiness,
Fenuino as Imported.
Our terms and prizes win Be found fair aad moderAte,
being e. culatcd 10 unord = oompetent remunofaAento
I ton.
Relying for encouraeement o. the careful selection o.
our stock, and The strict attention which We shall uni
I fornly rive 70 the Cue execution Of All urders win which
you nav Be plfased 20 faVor rs. Nelook forward VIII
] confidence 70 recCivtnE proofs 81 your apprubttcu hy =
repetition Of your commands and we rsmain. very re-
/ specf fully. vour oheiisut humble servants,
wvla dawff ALTMAN A uERMON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-10
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE

TOBr rent = good DWELLING WITH si1 rooms, -,
u kitchen AMI servants rom, stables carr- 81
sFe house and cisuerl, near ". g. F0rd's resi- ~
deuce. GAl4
For sale, q lot with two huses. corner Of Poplar an
Orleans streets. one lot - BY I6o feet on Linden stree;
near h Topp The property Willie sold on easy term
By J. S Erwin OF J. Weller.
ALSO-For sale sh0uss and lot on The Green'aw tract
double tenement. marl3-f