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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-10
MAsoNIo pIREoroRY.

Ohio Lodge No.IOI.-1eets Masonic Hall,
corner Market and Onroestreets the FRS and tAfa Mon.
dayevenings of eachmOnth G. W. slauTs, W. NJ: Afsoi
Gnder LGWghEtn,, Secretary.
WheeItnE Lodge Ne. 19S Meets as above on
the HrSt and thtrd Thursday evenings each month f.
saaST11SoER,W NJ; s Y: PsGrsOn, Secretary.
above onthe Monday evenng Of each month. We
sOoFF, h. P; s. ". PearSon, Secretary.
wheeling EneamPment No. I-2eets. a
Ahoveop Monday evening of each month ~ J
AEsTfRs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-10
ODD FELLOWS, DIRECToRY

virEinIus Lodge NO. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening atthe Hall, Market and Quincy street
NAT RtcuARDsoS, N. G.i Zaos. B. AfRean, Secretary
franklin Lodge No. 13.-Meets as aboveevery
Monday evening. dawn BArHA, N. g.; Wiutans p.
4eFel0ey, Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge Nc. 33.-Meets asaboveeve-
~ Wednesday evening. wtLuAX nELEER, N. g.; John
&alade, Secretary.
Saturday evening.
W. D. Porrs, N. g.; John 7aoosr,s, Secretary.
PnUOln Lodge No. 69.-Meets as above every
Friday evening. Jos. Hastily, N G.. John Z. Nassosl
Secretary.
Wm. Tell EucumPnneut No. 34.-Meetsas
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings Of each
month. Joux BADRR, Q. p; oRas. Liack, Scribe.
Abram'H Ene0mPment No. 1.-Meets as
above the evenings of each month
W. rAEtoR, O. P; Geo Baird, ,Jr., Scribe. tMsrch 1s
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pRE Law OF NEWSPAPERS.

subscriberewho do express notice to the con-
ary considered wishing continueter subscrip.
ar subscribers order the Of their peril
dcas the publisher continue to send all
garages are paid
ST subscribers neglect to take their perodi-
Gals from the offices to which they they held
esPonble till the have settled the bill ordered them
fIf subscribers to other places
ng and the the former -
ection, they held responsible.
5The Courts have decided refusing to take perod
ais romthe office, removing and leaving them uncaed
or,is priana ftciG evidence of Intentional fraud.
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription advertising or other A.
he Proprietors.
Letters concerning the editorial department Of the paper
hould be addressed to the Editors jointly either
( them. :
writing for publication, will please write
An Observance the above will greatly oblIge us
nd secn more prompt attention to correspondents than
eymiglt ct1GrwiSe receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-10

AN Ohio editor recently attempted todescribe
the powerful effects oflwarm weather, and here
is neinstance:
"a small negro boy injudiciousIy leaned up
against the sunny side ofa house yesterday,
and fell asleep. Ina few minutes he began 70
soften, and in three quarters of an hour ne run
all over the yard. His mother dipped him up
in wash-tnb.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-10
CHARLES PAUDERE


r P5ES3,s, Ss g, @ IF, f. s,[S S OR OFM USIO.
EeFECIkULLf announces the public thiS cftv tfak
~ he has located himself perm Snehtly here and viii
gye lessons IN the art of singing, the piano and
other Instruments, after thorouRhy Ecentae
s also tha timing and repairing Of
leave their naet and ct toartWriEht
aepeEon Main street, to which prompt attention VIII be
Pela. ie3-4f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-10

IN 010 BOLTS WALL PAPER-The best a9sortInen
1O9OOO IN the cityabout go dlGeren rahp
ing IL price from Rpn One Dollar bolt. This Stock
s az eS0 and In good ORDER be sold. Those In
want of good and cheap article viii pease ca ana
a@lSs a6s my stock. j. 9. n hARBoTi, Ils Ngls
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u. HAX XBS "a 90.

Of every description OF CsIri3fsl
~ bnggtes, HaEness, and light and fancy work. OF al
Kinds are prepares, With full stock; prin
trS9e PaEte9 ishing TO purchase invited to cali
Room corner OF Market and John Streets Wheel
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OFFICE-COrner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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Sheppard and MorgaI

hg4OEENsANA
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers.
No. 131, Main Sc. Cornea. Of Union.
TAVE on hand alarge and complete assortment of
u all articles in line, consisting ofLades and Gem
temens Saddles fine and Harness 1ron Frame and
Wood Trunks Valces, Carpet Bags, Sachels Upper
Leather, HOgshin Hair and Wool Collars Whips, Hames
&c. &c. &c. sfr5- ~
Saddles Of every description quality om the lowest
rate TO the best style of English Shaftoe
Iren frame Trunks and VaceS, superior article
and unsurpassed for lghtness strength and durability.
Fine singeand double Harness of the bestsyle Stage
Wagon and Cart Harness of the best and work
manshp. s5s
large Carpet Bags and satches every
variety of material and pattern.
All ordered will be furnished promptly, and eff
fort will be spared to merit continuance Of public IA
Give us scall.
nov1T - SHEPPARD MORGAN. z
u. VARNTY.
MA NUFA. OTURER or
COP PER TIN & ESTHEESFlK WARE
No s Main ST., near tie Creek Bridge,
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-10

True hunlor.-A man Of true humor may put
/; capital Joke in nm -ek,itapn, ana get broad
griRfroIi n skeleton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-10

IGEIlNW1AI9.-I :
II LANGFRIED, substantial and fancy Boot and Shoe
maker, has removed his shop opposite his old st8nd
on Main Str near the Yeranda where he still 6oceS the
patronage Of the public; Intending his Worto recommend
itself: [sp3.8ml T.il5 J.LANGFRIED
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IL = . L1EAJ.G-! aEAL0-!
AVERY, Hat and Gap manufacturer, m has on hand
9e large assortment of the bate Spring fashions Gen
demen will please cali and examipe for themselves.
SLAVERY, 146 Main St.,
mh2G T4 WheeIiTR va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-10

MORE Kansas OurRAGEs.- Even the rain is
outrageous in Kansas. A correspondent of the
Boston Traveller says that thirteen inches OF rain
fell in one night in that territory.
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Just 1ReceiVed and MoNrt Oman

JUST lkGece1Ved and Now Open,
take pleasure In informing friends, patrons aud
Wv the public generally that have iust received o
Spring stocEof CLOTHS, GASSE1LERES& TESIINGS
together With general assortment Gents Furnishing
Goodsal of which viii sell te
We only ask call feeling you our
stock will be satisfied that exceed either
in the style quality Of the goods sale W
know that stock consists Of FdshfoR0bEe GOoS and
Cheap G0OdS and preparedto make
der in style Gecondt either or WeRt Of the
mountains, abort atqye-Foom
109 Main ST. WHEELER LAEIE.
| apl2 Merchant TGiIoTG.
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j AS M. DILLON
1O2 MARKED STREET,

FIumbeF and Gas FILTER.
ZaEEPs oonstanty on hand, Gas Axtures EeGd aud
wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead. AIkinds and siSeO
OF brass Cocks and Valves and ke6 sud
w9tsr GnageS Lift and Force Pumps Sinks Bathing Tube
wooden and Cast Iron HydrSns, Gum Hose and b5ckhR
o. All ThteknessesI Anti Metal, Pure Banca Tin
CrucfbellS in the country. Tsz7.i -
Also, P9ly's improved and patent Chain Pump.
to put which In Towns aud western VIrEnI
will be sold onfaiT term.
" Galvanized Iron Tubing. Incor iI,d for cor
or pressure pipe for hot cold water and espe.
Giay tor to, and Lead
AqueductPipe constantly onhand, any slzeor quan.
ttty Of which can be furnlshed on short notice.
ia CGat pad for old Copper, Brassd dad Lead.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-03
"Bs thou, 0 sOdi ezsitsi hisAi"

TIE PORK ANT Miss D-x-Tbe famous
American rsformsr Of the treatment Of the IN
sane, Miss Dix, gives the following interesting
particulars Of her visit to Rome and the Pope:
Il visited the lunatic ssvlum, and my heart
TeVOlted az the sight. ! did not see sick per-
sons whom man should pity, unfcrtunates
whom We should endssFor to cure; they were
brutes in chains, the dsns OF which seemed
never 70 have been cleaned. SsvsTsldsys after
ny visit 70 the lunstie syulum, was presented
% bis holiness The Pope, who knew the object
Of ny travels. III Pope asked ne in the most
friendly manner whether had yet visited the
ssylum at Rome? Ihad The courage to ansE sr,
Yes; and I an convinced thst your holiness
bas Dot yet paid it 2 visit Pio Mono quickly
raised ais bead, and only answered with an eX
prsssiTe, attentive look. / understood him,
and related to bin, in a voice full OF emotion,
all he norEors and baTbsTism I had witnessed
/ vsutured, trembling within myself, upon Q
bold expression on the unehTistisn treatment Of
The unhappy beings. Tns respect-cOmmanding
nan q ChTistendom listened with esrnes, at
~teution, and ssid briefly, after I had concluded.
Come again in a weeks tims.'
And then left his presence. Ny anxiety
was unuterably great. The Protestant, the
stranger, bad perhaps risket too much. Al
though / was conscious in nv inermost heart
OF ny good intentions, Iyet passed a s~lespIsss
nlght and a day, Of the most inward agitation.
L created q deep sensation when the Holy
Father, two days after I had been presented to
hin, suddenly, while taking one Of bis drives,
stopped before the gate Of the lunatic asylum,
and spent an hour IN IT. The week had passed,
and stood, IS / had been Commanded, in the
Faeticsn before the Pope. In s manner 90
grave az il was calm, Pic Nino said 20 ne: !
have appointed 4 commission charged 70 Law
before ne a proposition concerning the eIert-
ion rf : fuuaffr aEfrum. corfcrnahfv "a the
rules Ct humanity and morality, in the shortest
tine possible. When you visit Rome again,
FogT Just and pious wishes viii have been full
hlled. thank sou for yOur communications
May Heaven bless your Ibsut ny knee, deep
IS moved, not before the head OF Cs'hofic
Christendon, but before the wise PriBc and
the good mae"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-03
Cheap Plantation for sac.

Oyer ny p~lautato1 for isle. lying threa -
i miles northwest OF LsgrznEe, rem. cCntain-E
ing ElEht Hundred and Nineteen Acres SIs.J -
mis- pIace wsE fcEm-fiF Osaef BY Cart Thos J -
Pulk, zud 90 present. O. rented D. rs y. n. Cottsrd.
T. b. nov n e hiTn state ~ C1dvzitnl, ven adapted =
the p7giuc len ~ cCttuu and 81 ki1d O.; grain usually
grown, snf ccUlt easily be converted into one q the
4ost vaiuEhie stocE fsrms h the vest, being divides IN
.c four lz-Ee heds he impT0ssm nts are oomfortable,
the dwelling q use is q lCE, and has fuu- large rooms
Gbins Comfortably foT twenty or thirtT negroes, err
Efhs. stable aid al utheF necessary tuufinEsi q good
vel q water, and c1eof the best -sssctions Of fruit n
he country. Thls b. one o. the most COMMANDING and
beautiful sites o. build q fne house 10 the county, being
hish and eeFatcd and surrounded By q beautiful ErOFs
rke purchaser EIl Be convenient o. both the male and
femals colleges IN LsGrsuFe and can save the expenEe o.
boarding hf- chiidugB as wei as having the pleasure q
heIr company 81 home. FhhFe mouelsldthAn car cu-
dvste whi-h IS the Only irfuuemert - sell. Any che
EtEhtug 8 bargain IN land can cot Do letter in Wezi
tennessee. Gail ard examine the land sE I an deter
mined % sell. can Be cund - ny residence three miles
aorth o. LaarauFe, aid vii take pleasure IN showing q
70 any one wishing 90 purchase.
gun71-davtf @. 4. SWIFT.
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0aa HnasH.

4 sPIESDTD siock Of B-nnots ana Mniirery esed.
"A ms Dr. 3 sltss Rich Cosks andshawir, iately re-
csivso, e - sd iov for Cash at
2. BARIEDs 4 Co,
NJ ga Hain street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-03
Land for sale
CITY AND SUBURBAN
Property!

EOUR nne Residenoes On Court Etrtets and several nne
u lots en- the same street.
Three hue Residences on shelby street. Also tome
Vecsnt lots on sail stseet.
Several RcsIienc@s aud vacant lots on Fsnc7 STREET.
A cool Thr-e-Ft9g Brick Business Hsuse On Eain
street, near Union-
Several Plan aflcns, with 30 20 90 Negroes
Twelve % SIXTEEN Acres q GrO1nd- three miles from
fh- city for Faig, or 70 trade Ter city property.
Prom 1907 to ] 800 acres q Eood land In western
rrxEs for exchange for lana in Northern Mississippi, or
west Tennessee. or Arka-s IS.
Prom 10 70 IS tho.ca Suburban Lots some ilEr0ve1,
for sale cheap Thy arC mar Z Graham's Inl are l.
< bly, AM hand rrEtls SEATED.
O. acrss i've mile from Msr psis, on The new Ger
msrtlEa PAM read; Frame House with fs1r rssmE
kitchen, s-rvaEFs house sc good statiiug attached
Trm-, one ha.f Casa. and oue-hsI lzV7ssei city pre-
pcTtg.
AB a rood R-cfawa- 2 re, Eut q sod H1u Eo-Ea-
was; o hr-t-ua e tarrsIu O. On r-i.
n Cd iti1l 60 t shove pr0pzrfr. Eg tEve l-ts IN
proved s1s 6uiF-lrv@f 90 VARIOUS EaHs { The city.
Also, several th7r=ari acres g ulimpro-l and i'm
proved land o. Es-i~ti3-i L1li-is1s. ArEa1-as and
TsEEs. IN whi-h e -rH Clrr great bsIEails III cash
on tma. o DO r1Ll-r- fvr other p01reuF.
ArprT go ROsIN On YOUNG
MO Rel EsL-t. Erkrrs &C.. No q E41l-on-st.
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J. Al hill

Evansville. Kiss. September 9, 1897.
DE-I n. SLED6E-Dccr Nrs I have found your
Nervous Tonic % Be- beneficial fr the cEre OF ChIus and
Fever. You vIu please end ne one dozen bottle as son
g. vou car Yours. veIy respectfully.
JOHATHAN McNASTER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-03

NFoRE tran IgT csseS Save Bees cured within ne
VI tsst sx v1n. ranging rem one 60 thirty years
.ta-icE Ora L1vius, LoFtuEtcn, Va Thomgs Hobbs.
N-rrseurz- TrErla- joel n Parish, Lrneu1urE,
TI-uuia. john RcTn1its. BIZ Isiant. Virginia. Thou-
IS " Esu1su Beaufort, n. c, Mss Hattie Rochester.
Pm Hal. n. c. Samuei Binghau, EcssFllc, n c.,
Col. Archifaid snd P. Carter Mosevfle, n. c. Hon
GeorEs q. Eenteahan, Jamestown, n @, Mrs. Levins
AnErrsos, covirEicn, Gecrgia, j A. Baughs social CIR
rie, GeorEa, Jerry Crsnmer, naltCnf &C. Wm- B. Chan
Ter, caihcuu, Ga Eiisha Du-ien, Socisl Circle Ga
Gel. 2. LumrkI and John Palmer Hunnsvile, Ala.
Pamphlets containing testimonial q the highest char
actsr viii Be fcr~ 10 sny one wishing 20 test the
truth o. The atrvc.
n Aeiisin- forwarded b mar.
address, Al A. CLOPToN, n. D.,
ocr2s-Iv Hur tsEfre, AabEmn-
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FOa' SAFE.

HO5r desirable SUGAR PLAkTATI0S on -
y thc coast, g mliaz above this city crutain- 80
ing sf5 Arpeuts q Land $50 in urtTht.on, she -
1zisRce heavily timbCrsd, together with 80 ac- -
dImafsd slaves ia place o. o. perfect order. For
.crms. &c EppiF 10 ~PETrCHARD & FLOWER
New Orleans. June Il 1855 'ur20-dtf
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REaACAf Ga Nay ~, 1897.
AEssKs = n sLEDGE ace MEMPHIS, TENE.
Gents: Tou VII p,csse send o. Co Rrsca Depot. Ca
twcnty-cur bottles o. the Nervous Tome for ire cure o.
Chils and Fever Welavc SOD all you sent Is with the
cEcpuon OF one bottle II taxes ane N this part, and
seems o. have tie desired Ffcr. Please forward g.
carly a. convenient Yours, respectfuny,
LE.AJ. KILL.
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white River Land for Sale. Z

TNHE subscriber O5Ers for sale the following 81
tractg o. Land. lylns ueaT Wti'e River. 49,
Arkansas. one trEct within Lwo niles Of jrOck-G
et's BiuE, consisting o. 81 50 100 acres. witt4A
70 scres Improved snu enc CEius- Tt LAID Is nh,
.sgcl close 20 nEvLEzlHu. above UveIhJW. IA q Eo0i
ne & rhosf and convenient 70 p~-rretuaI stock IA &c
one tr1ct ro1r miles fcn C1ss county. e~1ntsiuiug $50
GERS. TO impr1ssf. god Csblus and excellent Ein house.
n Is a Nitrate upiznt fs-u remarkEh y healthy %
-zHru. nne ralte, god leiEl-o-ho5d and close & ron-
slant navigaf-n. NJ Prce. iFLug near The piEc-, FMl
hHu Dc TO par=0ns VIA wish 70 sNsmiue o..
Also one tract IN s.. FrsrCs county, twelve miles cast
% De arc. containing $50 acres. oveE le1 Improved
vita god cabins, &c. It f. sunceut 70 say % this
12ug that it ts one OF the best n ihe far-fEmsf Rich
lard tUwuship. It b. on one &C th1 principal reads IN The
state ard Is fsvorably sitratet Tor a public stand
there r. female acs1emr going No -ithin half , m le 81
the hzure. Thzrs Is also the Chu-ch e nyenisnt hT.
Davidson. Gu tie plso-. Or Cei- EaEuv viii show toe land
Col BsgsyI Is aufh1rEed 20 sen. Persons WhishiaE fur
ther Information VIII tdfTerE I'd e % Waterford. giss
y n. EOOEIEa.
p SIT you waat bargsilz app,v soon. an deter
mfusd o. sci T~Bi7sau4sl Pr N.
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sa1LoH. GIBsOs Co. Tenn, Sept. 3. 1887.
pn- J. n. SLED6Es Endosc1 ue hand you q receipt
for two and bali t1ren bottles Diarrhes ETrur, Which
came 60 haE1 a. due time, and re have sold one and g
half dozen 81 thrm. As FAR as W know n has given en-
tire sattsfactlGu. We have soti al The Nervous Tunir
ard Ecarh1u1d Pastoral ier Win rs ~ your scent. We
presume We ouid eel two OF three ASA bottles o. earh,
Ht d convenient fer yoH 10 s-ud the1 % Is.
V1urs. truly. ~ GILLESPIE 4 SON.
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PLANTATION am NEGROES
Ef.U

EgrE v1u =tI our 81 Ffat'oa lu So n .Eer rouuty. ouz-
~ Q IuirF2 - aces, ,aiugll $50 AZ 100 o. uhidl
o. iu cuItlv1 Z %. 500 hlu-ssd more D. de-deaei snd rot
nore thau 2nl sores re subject 90 inuldsiion By IN
htgbest uaeer ever EuJsu.
We can taud would II ds-irDt) divide his into two
tracts giving q portion q tie cleared tFsct 10 each
Il Il would suit b purchase. We WOuld sell tEe-ty
hands. tha stocE. corr, fodder. Sc. with he lend THIS
land Is within four mIes OF the no river over q g01d
rosd. near Currt0Hs Plantation, Mr.. r % On the PIE
uises vii show the place
For terms, So, We r. fer toJsEn ". Hopkins. Esl.
o. Memphis, or app-y 20 us AZ Canton. Miss.
r-2lErwtlin HEARD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-03
MUSIC STORB!

VfHh UNDERLINED hes Just received his fan stock e
4 Pianos A~eiCdeon', Yl9ins, Flutes, Aooordaous,
susie Books and Sheet M1sc. which T. By far the LARGEST
and best assorted stocs ev, offered Ia this civ. re
fizna- are from the word-renowned makers, A. g.. Gale
a CO ana eflnway \ Sou, Every Piana is warranted
Tor i've years and viii b. soid II Ee= TUrE Prices, the
freight ony acded
NJ ato1 Of Sheet Music Is very large. embracing en-
he new and p0pulsr pieces q the dsy. n you vast the
best Pianoai and 81 the best prices, call 81
J A. h~CCLUHHiS.
z50 Main street.
y B-A fresh supply Of the new popa'ar sones. Luis
% Goue, Where hss Lula Gone, and Lngsr IN Bissful
kcpnse-an BY Poster. sep17-ff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-03

II A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries viii
Be s-nt 10 any one desirOas o. receiving IL
Oertineates Of Packages WILDE sold 81 the toioEtng
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-03

PLANTATION
II s. "a II u.

NEAR TACOMA, ARKANSAS,
/ ~oETarEura 1eoo acres. go Of which q in
l. 49, s;.i- 81 caltivation, go aeres deAleDeas
I NJ vii rejected b. nublc aid private ieEees
$500 49, r-ec-ed siucc The rcceui eve h0W. -
T-,-.Vl.,ents consist q . rcad d-ell us AID oTersesr's
- nerro oshsus, Gin. and al nucessErr out-ouiding ,
m neu fsEatler win Mulas, Cattle, HOGS, &C &C
| 20 N imrIsuenis neoesssy for . well-regulated cotton
farm.
This VS. he hrft selected Place made on ewEn Lake
- Il 80 81 The hirbest places en- TIE lake lies BE-
wean the farms % Gen. T. ?. FiCurroy sno r. Powers,
81 ken and LsGrand's Old place fcnts On eEan lake,
TO miles from the LaooniE isndirg with Fc0d pad.
II 10 place IS rot tispo-et q b. the 15-h January
rexL ft Hul Be witodrsWn f7om market
For terms, r. app = 10 Z. .. Har1an On the place,
Lsccnia post cnce. nls-Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-03

M ,. n sLEDGE has retsned from New Iorh,
u after ~ absence o. nine months, aud las erected
-Cme asfcurfir G cures IN that city He has taken an
zee a. Ne. e. horrce street, between Main ard Second
streets. sd win rrsume ire practice cf Medicine, where
rekss for sale bis celebrated COMPOUNDS. An calls at
ended &C.. dsy or night. As he intends locating psma-
Gently IN Neupnls, AID from the great success he tas
I'D II TIE trcsfusuto Of the vsraOus diseases, te thinks
Be- sh0Hid have a lhsrsl pstTonsgf rom The citizens Of
dsnlphis jans-ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-03
Trustees sale Of
Valuable Suburban Property,

NEAR THE CITY OF MEMPHIS.
ON WEDNESDAY, the IEIh day o. Deosmber next
~ - alrtle q s Dfef o. mast. executed y Bennett
Bsrby % the u-dsfsiEasd. on the I2h day Of April,
1850. and 81 record Ga the he-iEtoPE encs OF sheby
cou1ty. book s pages 90. s. and IS, for certain purposes
.hereiz meulo-e I viii p-cceef 70 sen On the premises
% fhs highest end b--t bt11er. 3 certain tract or parcel
q Erslud. g ~ufsinirgS T8-lG9 s-rcE, lying and bsinE In
the county % Shelly, and SIafeu O. Qcancsrce. and Nih-
m half q mile o. the cooperation ins o. the eiiy Of
Memphis, and ufarlT opposite The Shelby Comfy Pair
Guucds On he HeIphis sud Eaicigh PlaLk rosd, being
the resldauoe Of tne aid Bennett Baby. The rssidenoe
VII Be- sold Esnars.r, ard the taianse srb-fividsd int
mureuie-t sirsd tuiici-E lots
TERHs OF SAEE-Uue tliud C1sh. and tka balance
In the tni tEo years viii inter e. IND q lien upon the
pr1Hertys TIE nght - natempu s1 being waived.
ne fle 20 the above property e. i1fisputLb.s, bat I
ocaveg on'T such a. q vested iu ne IS tr1sfee.
ni2-dssIm Y LEsER, Trustee.
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FINE PROPERTY
GAEE

Il OFgER FOB SALE, the following pieces Of
i Real Bst-te near TIE city, t0-Elt 2lts Of
sores csch, q Poplar street lust outside the city
Thess Lots, o1e o. Whlch Is Weu Improved, vii oeN
sold together or separsfely to suit purchasers. another
lot q IS acres. with ulne acres cleared and a Food Or
chardl On the new State Inc road two miles from the
city. Also ane Tot csutsfuing even ac-es snd eovertd
with forest trees, On the Germantown FanEroacs two
miles mn the cffv ne above properly j. al o. ire
rr,-t asgfrsbIa charactar and VII Be sols en- favurable
80 aIniv IA ". s. DELAET,
s~rsa-e2 Prorins 4 stsEarf's slick. Nain q.
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TUNsTAlL s. HOLuE,
&sALE
or
Real Estate

DT Vlr-ua q TIE pogfr reserved o. ne III 8 certain 6esf
ID szecursd By ne 70 y A Henry, Nay q. 1857. szc
o. record IN the ReElEter's Omce o. she By county. r
BooE No 3. page a7l, ] VII On tue IS Dag Of Dcu-
Der i565, seIl % fhc highest biiders fo- cash, a. Fntif
auction u1th6 pTemtsas, 4 CeTtafn l0t 81 ground r slt-
y county Tenuesaee IN that portion Of Memphis fern
cry kn0Eu a. Hguih McmphiF, bouEded e. fCrcur. b.
glazing on Ire forth nee Of Ell0t street, 10 feet es-r
o. vhs4s the noHh Ire q Enot street nteTseas viii
n tagt Lne q AvsT street. ruDninE theucs uorfh-
WsrciT an parallel With Avery 1856 feet thence ersl-
va d. and psrll-i with EIiot street co festto Eled-v
a. cyl thsnce rou;hEafcy srd vfth the vest Inc G.
Blsosce alley lt6 fe-t @ Fli Q street; th-Ece Eestuafd-
y With TIE norIh lire Of Elilt street 70 tts beginninE
No rsoeupti0n-ttle uuquu touzsl=. Sale - y 6'eock.
nt7-dtoei o + o. DAVIS.
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For Sale.

A n Improved Lot fronting Gtsee sireet n b. Is0 feet,
a IN the nelghosrho0S > toe So. AE0cs Acsdcmy.
Aso . lot fr11ting Courts re IS By 1884 10 the Ane
8ro1ntsl ard Thr p Lots frsutlng D,s3io street. *
teueld. s7I-5 fct s-ch, - Us ofeR q part o. Gel. Pos
tens Di7isic1 n lots, snd G1totninE the rlrce cn which
he lives. for particulars, apPy g.
J. e. HATLE
ser15-an 8 RrnnL Hr- rnranf nm IA ~.