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FeSC5UNF,
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ITO Be given b. the rrurE Ladies Il Forest Kin rrsfl-
4 tute on FsI0tr, 25th Inst. a. Z o'cfock p n.
Ltthose shorish for . pleasant ev-niar repair to nj
FESTIVAL ua3-4t
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MATION.

WEneed only T. say hat the fououiaF property Is on
w the market AID viii on b. sold on w~EDSESDAT,
the lst day o. DECEMBER, on tie premises. Sale a. 3
O'clock when Ell who wish can and ought 10 attend. VI
vii only Hsntou. Z ? thu benedt Of 81 aagers, few Of
TIE caling features In tle character Of this desirable
property.
FIRST. A splso I'd brick mansion 90 sigibig situated.
arst house sastof ire Aeuphis Femsle Cslege, known
IS TIE anest oolesa edihoe h. the CITY or cyuaty, and ore
vhlc1 rhsctf credit On any city Ne lot on which It
il erected fr.nis On Adams stree. ia Zee 1isA deep TO
40 alley.
S7coad. We roll e iho-e Twelve beautiful buIdlag lots,
a. may b seen IN the plats, AL fronting en- Wsshi gton
and Poplar streets.
Third. Wethtn return to Tire Nemphis and Charlie ton
De o. and seii 80 feet, ruuni1g from Nadis-n to Cosrl
stIees 90 E1ieh tnrre T. a Tavern Rouse nov under q
rent OF $500 per snuu1.
p NTH Anttia furthnr. On Nsds n trcef south side,
eighty Wesi, Mr.. Grimes Cotton sh-t. a lot 70 feet front.
ahoat 40 dep b scn-ce street. = very valuable lot fer
a cotton shsd or Otlsr business hcus-.
An sod on easy teru5-o-e e. duh-ash, rzlGncs s, II,
IS and 20 months with idterest and lien retained. Ex-
espt The six lot IN the reaFofkr Kirtland's. froutingo on
Washington sRd Poplar strCeis, they 20 ~ without cash.
I, land 3 years, fret note vel secured, lien retained en-
lots for the last ptymen. D3n't f1rEst tbs arst day Of
beoember, . o'eock. N c. CAYCs 4 SON.
novl7td Auctioreeu and Rsai Estate Brckers.
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UsEFUL INFoMATIoS.-If tho following
points are borne in mind, much iuconvsuisHe5
and loss viii be avoid by those who purchase
and locate b~ounty-land warrants:
4" patents for bounty land locations are is
sued ia lie exact order OF the date Of location
and are sent to the district land Office for de-
livery, unless before the transmission a party
files, ia the General Laai-ofice, the duplicate
certificate, when the patent will be sent to such
address as the owner may indicate.
Where The duplicate certificate is lost, the
patent will be delivered when the potentes files
in the General Lsnd-ofice his affidavit, stating
be fact Of it's loss, and that it was not assigned
BY him, and that &c is the present bOaa fdt
owner Of the land.
Where an original warrant is issued in lieu
Of It, a new assignment must be Endorsed there
on Nom the warrantee, or, in deTault Of that,
a decree Of title must be obtained from a court
Of competent jurisdiction, and A transcript
thereof appended to the duplicate warrants"
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visa 70 sen Or rent mY House ADD Tot en- -
Il Nc lal street b-t prefer sfuIng- For terms, %
Apply % me- for Tt 10 ". K. Pustan. Rsq.
n2t-in p n. b PAULKNRR. L.
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OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
SILVER.

/ Tea 5-ts, COTE urus. PItchErs, Goblets, walters, Forks,
Spuoasi Ladle-, Pc Psi, Cake ard Ice Oream
HALVES Casto-ss Butter Dishes, sI0p
Bowls. &C.
Also, SILVER ELATE GOODS. Of TIRE newest sisl-s
Dish Covers, Caks Baskets. MCat Dishes, Can
diesticks G5blets aud Walters, al sizes.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRTsP,s GATETY,
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER

FELLOW s. HALL.
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TO PERSONS
E4Rk5asN FaRHRsERRRAaE

1NHE advertiser wishes 70 sci A HALF SECTION
Il 1870 acresl OF LAND. IN Crtttenden county, Ark d.
for Nfieh he viii take good short negotiable PAPER. ne
gro property, e cook ana washer vita q famfiy) OF casa.
and wtl sell AT A bAbGAlE 70 the purchaser The
lead Is within three miles 81 Hope6e6, (ppaslte Nem-
phis,l ard lies one and q quarter ulaes north Of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad il a well -o1deH
and every acre sascepHbls q cultivation. me sdvsr-
ussr = IN make desirable Investment 70 a purchsser Who
caa ply for q e. shove. ADDRESS, ADVERTISER
Bulletin cfics. "a
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] have also the srrnry for IvGERSOLL'S COTTON
hALA ftGHfENER, . rev Invention, and complete and
asei1l - the Lock A specincn % Il nay be seen st
LoWnes. Orgfi 4 Co's. Fnnt Row
s2s-dsEsn EILLIAM GAYLORD. Aren't.
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RAILROAD Across IsTHMUs OF SUEz.-
Ia a few weeks the railroad across the Istbmus
Of Suez, connecting Egypt and Europe with
India and the East, viii be open to the public.
The steam whistle OF the locomotive will be
beard, and passengers will be conveyed in q
few hours through that region 10 which, more
than three thousand years ago, with such in
fHlte toll, travail and peril, Moses led the
chosen people Of God out Of The Egyptian cap
uTity toward the promised land. The wander
ing barbarian and Besouin Of the desert will
start In surprise, il not alarm, as the iron
horse, with almost the velocity aud speed Of
the wind, threats lite way across those sandy
wastes, which for countless ages have been
oaiy trod By the camel, aud as the greatest ex-
floit OF civilization is carried into tie very
headquarters Of Afri an and Asiatic darkness.
alter a Punishment OF thousands Of Years. the
arts and sciences are again seen in that inter-
ssuns portion OF the globe Whers nan had his
primitive origin, and where, after having at.
tanned an astonishing development, they were,
apparently, irrevoesbly lost.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
Just Opening It ES5 Main street,
Under The W0rsham House

DEING mauu'sciurd and assorted Ia New York, ex-
u p-essly for he western Fail Trad, and It being ire
closing OF his business, viii sell me same TWENTY
1--WE PER CENT. LESS th.n can Be purchased in New
York City for Cash.
Merchants from the City and Country a e requested TO
call srdexa inc his stock before making their purchases
Encn Le VIII saLlsiy Lhem with BaIgaina. nll-dIH
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Choice Suburban Lots

I WILL sell ga 800 acres o. LAND. living .hor,
Il two and . hall miles from the city of Kempbls
This land is composei Of tEo tracts, subiiVIeef irf,
twenty eight lots rauging from 3 IS I o 10 rs Is TOo
eerel- Persons cesirous o purchasing, can get arv So
lot thsy desire, either cleared OF covered with tInber
Anam1ny q ne ots have baagt fui huiifing sites. ne
terms Of sale viii Be 0ne-third Cash. or 90 d,vr 49,.
oa.anee m enc aud two years Eith Interest
vii Also reht for enc, two or three years. either
Laenu one o. thirtJ-two arTes a. msy Be Desired On
his trset Is situkied q Frame Residence ~ svr roors
Anelels nssEo et9-n, n1cssstry o1f-h0usea and cIsfsrn.
Fer tefiher p-rucu ars- cali al The Cncs OF Tressusn
e.Hihune' tTo doors from tbs ComneTciai Hstri. OF
as II. VOLLIETINE.
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LINDEN ANN CAUsEY-STS

THAI Ell kn0 IN b ock On he c raer Of linden md
4 Ca1sey str ets. n7Tih eide, In block No -. viii be
sssdlvtied in Que line d suit purchasers. sd VIII b.
sod on WEDNESDAY, ths 24ih inst, st 3 O'Clock pre-
eiseiy- Sale on the premises.
This pnperty Is Owned ~ noa-residents. and will GER
tainly 20 o. Lock sharp.
TEHss-One-tbiri cash. ka'snas In enc tn two years
with intlrest aud lien.
n. @ CAyCE a SON,
ufT-ra srrff,--- 80 . ~ 49,. p--r
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I'M

TNHOSE beautiful high snf dry LOIS Gu H. b Be In
L demaat. asd ought 20 D purchesrd now a. hey
must md will EdvUnce TLu can have a chance on
AOkDAHs the I'd OF Eysfmee g. , % TO- < at our
store Don't forget the hsur ana chsrce for bargains
Aiso, A. the sans time and place, OF on the west
.ide o. Hernando, between Bal and GUo-o streets, 100
feet front By $50 deep.
TeTmE-Ooe-quarter cash. bslanco In u IS snI -
months, with interest and lies.
Il. CATCE & SON,
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a H0LNE,
PFoduceG h0nslOn COMMISSION Merchants,

PTO0uccG r0GsiOn Commission Merchants.
Nos s. snl IS C-m l~e-cislst or=- OF olive,
ST. LGUIS, NO
~ take pleasure tr grc-frttrs Cur card 90 the cltf-
W zEEsof E-aF1is s-I t1- iHlefi1. t1Ec-. aus ten
Or them orr ser lc7 FOR tte purchase % 3 our. WhIz-
81, f0rEs bA-Ei-E ba Erpc. Hsc-s, lard or alvoth-r
arl-ies % Dc faurd In or r Erkg-- One o. cur Ann
gives rs Fersnt attention Co dfilE orders and re feel
ooEnd-nto OF giving entire sstsnc-l.n both m gazItg
znd price % al wlo may favor us WITH atla1.
Liberal CAh E-VaLcB maize Oh ID pIe1t- OF P-5Ecce.
BIDS Frutb n P4riFs mskr g q. pmEuts t00rrh house.
ean eraW A. slgEi With Dill % -a-ilE zt-schei. Cor t1rge
turths OF tn v-.u % such Erfuua-t insured urI1-
eur osCn policy. ICEsTALL e HOLFg.
uT-Nman
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Gro. B. sL9AT 4 CO., Manufacturers, Memphis.
VI oace, No. fef Main street. We now ofsr to the
puhic, variety cf these superior T~wo-THRBAD sEW
ING MACHINES. They are ACKNOWLEDGED By al 70
have no eqnal for family use Fewarrant them 70 e.
osl any nov IN market, while The moderate prices, place
FIRST class machine within the reach Of all. ne public
are respectfully Invited ts call and examine them.
n7t-2ts q. P. MILLER, Agent.
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PENSIONS TO WIDowA-The Washington
correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury says:
81 The Attorney-Gsnsral has recently given
an opinion upon the subject Of pensions, which
nay prove Of interest TO some OF your readers.
Il has been customary heretofore, when widows,
who weIs 10 receipt Of a pension from Govern
ment, msrried a second time, and applied for a
renewal Of the pension on the death Of the
second husband, to grant them the pension
throughout the period Of the second c0Verture.
The Attorney-G General say that such lnterpre-
tation was a misconstruction OF the law. That
the acts Of Congress were intended to benefit
only those who are " indeed widows" That
m prohibiting a married woman applying for
a pension, It must have been intended also to
preclude her receiving one. Consequently, that
the period embraced By a second c0verture is
not to be paid for, and the semi annually al
lowance can only Recommendation The date Of
the second husbands death. This opinion has
been adopted as a rule by the Commissioner of
Pensions, and viii result in a considerable
saving TO the Treasury"
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PREs'T ]. II. EAToS, L L. D, HuTfr5ssJo-
70, Tenn =" Notwithstanding irregular uss Of
Mrs. S a. Aliens WORLDS Hair R-s.orsr and
ZylObslsanum, the falliRg of Of hair ceased
and ny grey locks were restored 70 their orig
iHGl ~c0ior.'
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SUBURBAN LOT
For Sale

WE have for sale q beautiful sub1rb4z Lot OF g
w acres- To IS situated OF tie rev state L me rat-
octs cen TIE 1e-tdCnce q Col Mel can and the city.
mere i a smaI rea.dCc- on D. vita a51ut o=s acre
clsartds the bsisnca B. covered VIII q fine forest me
land lies well l. o. a Erof uelrhEorErof. ursrt5ac tr--r
and schcol house. ard is ono OF the bat lets In -r-vf
euity q The city. A great b-rz-ln sill BE- given 90 zu
early applicant For further particulars aB1lV %
G.. LOCKE GCO
ocl3-tf Au-fiH Beers 1rd Zeal Estate ErcFe-.
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Il Madison county, Mise, At tie residence o. Mrs
Nary G. Herndon, By the Rev. a.. Samson. Mr A B
TREAswELL, Of Memphis, . Miss MAGGIE Q ZEN
DERscN.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS
AND
He S5deRCePFOpePEV

nN THURSDAY, the q % Doc-mber- a. 0o1c-cck. A.
~ = Ne vii sell on the PREMISE. ne tpaerd.r ira
tlcht four soy blcS sore sll-atad GA ta1 utl side
% Adams Et-ce- between Zrout Row arr ne Warzrsu
House eLtt 2 feet r1at BY 30 f-lt s-sp.
1ERMs-CGh.
Also Two hree-stCy Stores. On Che r0-h rlte o. AZ.
ans street. stua 81 between F-aar Row and Prs Afz-
Lou % fset front. By Sc deep.
IERMs-O1e-tlird cash. or Ecte salIsfsct1rIv IN
icrse4 a. 20 days ba'auc. 6. u a1c IS NUTS.
80, CT re sane tiu- and Place. o beautiful CcttHEs
Residence, situa Cd On TIE North side o. ths IIsbsma
roal, oelng TIE first east a ths rCFilru-e Of sam z. say.
srQ. dhe Lot Is n fees front. b. rs : feel ceru. Ts
residence contains SIX rooms kit-Lsu, servant rlcms. hc
All new and In perfect order.
TER1s-Onr-tkiId c.sh. CT uo.s srfisfset1-1v tn-
torsed 81 90 days balance 6 p are % ml-tes.
All the above vL b. sod without reserve.
c. B. LOCKE s. co.
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nAGNsFsCENT sCHEME
ACH SATURDAY IN DECEMBER.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, 81 90.
Quarters, 50 so.

~ A clrsu,ar showing the pi4a 81 The Lotierles viii
be sent % sry 0ne desir0gs c.: receiving Il
Certi1sstes Of Packages WILDE sold a. the fonovips
rates. which Is tho risk:
Osrtfrcats Of FzcEaKe Of 70 Whole ricketts, sao RI
10 EAi &c a RI
10 Quarter E" ....,., 10 90
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Rpam0rNE,
mDroved LOck stitch Saving MachIne

WE viz remove to tue New Store HOUSE, 81 door
w rsTth q J far=on, en- east slds Of Msia street, on
or about the ist Of January next.
STRAUSS, LRHHAN q CO.,
ugt-fm Ard ISAAC RTRHUaS 4 90
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caadlL.sa q Kauat 80

4 correspondent Of the Hartford Coaraat,
who has recently paid a visit TO Mount Vernon,
gives the following description Ct he melsn-
rbOly state Of affairs At the Washington es-
tate:
s. tedious drive Of two hours over one Of
the most execrsbls roads 10 that section Of the
Old Dominion, brought us to TIE big gate,'
where We we're Immediately Surrounded by a
troop Of blacks, who offered 20 show Us the
curicsitiss, aud give Us cuttings from the
Grapevine, planted by the great Gell hisself,
fer the snail sum Of two shIliiu'.'
~ catering the grounds BY what is called the
new path. (the original r0sd-s rgeyed, laid
out and used BY Wsshington-bsing completely
blocked up By the walls Of tie garden, which
have cTGmbled into IT, we were sadly i'm
pressed BY the scene Of desolation and decay
which presented itself.
q" To the extreme right Of what was once a
beautiful lawn, stand the ruins Of the brick
barns end farm buildings, around which were
strewn an u~nsigbtly mass Of diiapidated carts
ard old barrels Of tTumPeTy, which had pr0ba-
biz been gathering there for years. To the
lzE Of these the garden. which IN the DAYS Of
its Beauty was tbe pride Of Mount Vernon,
stretched toward the woodland, neglected md
deserted save By those whose curiosity leads
them 10 explore the shades and paths where
Washington spent, &c be once said, the pleas
sutsst part OK biz life Of retirement. Il wss
sad indeed to look upon he beds and walks
which were kept 10 conpiete cultivation and
order BY ms hands, overgroIu with weeds and
covered with rubbish, bat such is the fsct /;
and even the grape vine which be planted and
watched over with q fatherly affection, has
been isft to the tender mercy OF visitors, who
have taken 50 many cuttings from It that II is
low barely alive.
Turning 2 little 30 the left from The public
read, On our way to the Tomb, we Found the
main building, occupied BY John A. Washing
ton, She pressai proprietor, and afro he houses
CT huts ussd y bis servants, Ia a state OF very
COOS pressrFati0z; and though T~riBcipslly Of
wood, and starving in an exposed situation, a
few hundred dollars laid out in repairs a. the
present tine, would, In al probability, save
item for generations 20 cone.
Passing down the road leading from the
house 70 the river, our attention was attracted
by a large sign erected over a small rickety
sbaHty, directly ia front OF the tomb. which
was painted 10 the Egyptian spitsHhic style,
and which after some little studying, We trans
lated a. folloWs;
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The SILVER
Crescent saws

n silver QuEsTION.-lne New orleans
Crescent says:
The silver question is attracting the attention
Of nest every one having anything to do with
money. Landlords, owners Of property, mar
ket folks, retail dealers Of every class, com
plain Of the great amount which they are com.
PEELED to receive in the course Of trade, with
which they cannot pay their notes in bank or
out Of bank. However, it is better to have
complaints OF a redundancy OF coin than other
wise. As for raising the standard Of silver, or
Increasing its purity TO what It was previous
10 the act Of 1853, would be like Jumping cut
Of the frying pan into the FIRE. The silver coin
under the old standard would leave the country
for Europe at a rapid rate, though the demand
for silver is at this moment rather slack for
shipment. It is out Of the question to say how
long it might continue so. At all events, there
is 10 probability whatever that the coin now
50 much complained Of will ever be wanted for
export and the amount as a legal tender being
20 limited, and the quantity Of silver likely to
increase, it behooFes Congress to act in the
matter BY increasing the amount O. the tender
Senator SIideil introduced a resolution, during
the last session Of Congress, requiring the
Committee on Finance Of the Senate 10 con
slider the proposition of increasing the amount
Of tender to S25; but it appears never TO have
been reported.
HE hard money advocates In Congress do
not understand this question, nor do many
others. Increase the amount Of tender Of sill
yer, and it will do more towards banishing
from circulation the issues Of the thousand and
one banks than all the legislation Of the thirty
two States Of this Union combined. It will
also be the means Of drawing a larger share OF
The produce Of the silver mines OF Mexico to
our city, aud give constant employment to our
Branch Mint. Another question might be pro-
pounded; preliminary TO it, however, il lie con
ceded that orr Legislature has the authority
to charter banks, or enact laws under which
banks may be organized, prescribing what kind
and respective amounts Of note or paper shall
be issued by such bank. OF course it cannot
be doubted but what these bank notes can be
constituted and made a legal tender within the
limits Of Louisiana, COncediug this, then the
legislature has the right to determine that
silver and gold coin 10 any amount shall be
deemed a legal tender. Does the Constitution
Of the United States, which is often prated OF.
prohibit such acts? We think not. There
fore, 1t 10 the received opinion that our Legis-
iature can determine hat silver coin shall be a
tender for all transactions within its ~jurisdic-
ffon !
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Fer EafChfn q

ne feet and reliable psckct,
JOAN OF ARC.......--. Capt. J. DEERING,
WILL ply II gultrly IN the above trade RSRA
w curing the Aigh stare u wst7r ami lAH
boating season IN this river she has Rdt9
ben thoroughly ovs1hhulsd and repair--
ed and Is almost A. good ls new. shippers on the
shove river VIII taks notice ana have th-ir cottsn ready
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POPLAR STREET,
Proclamation.

HaNa " rs AEAAM
Dccgmher Isl. on The pr misss. Sale a. ? oclock, P. N
when al Who wish can, a1d sught 70, attrnd. We vii
only mention for the beneht o. strauE t.. q few o. n,
leading features IN the character OF his d~c-iIasle prop
eriy.
1 Splendid Brick hsnsi0n, CIgibIy situated; arsI
door cas- of the Hemphls Femsle CoUese. known - thl
d1esi college edi1oe n this part q The country. and On
that redSts credit % our city.
The~ on which It Is eret tied fronts en- Adams stree
i72 feet, by l4Sz feet deep 70 a. alley.
2 We notice those twelve beautiful buIlding Lts
fronting o1 Poplar a1d Washington streets he san,
being l4SE feet deep, By IS Is rrsnt.
Also, opposite I. B KiruEnfis residence. and froBtin.
on Adams street, three Lot, each - feet trent. By iss I
the
T~ERHs-The six Lots In the ra- % l. 3 Kf-tan p
residence, no Ctsh: J. 2 a-d 3 as nrst ucta well Sc.
cared aid lea retained % .ls FrFmr n IN ether
property shove mrut0nrl, LIS ? and , Is cash
balance y. IS AMI p months wrh Interest aud uer
retained.
We fl then proesd 10 the Nsmphls and Oharlestor
Ralrosd 7, Pot, zn4 sell $50 feet. ruluaug from H.diso1
to C07rt street, frouting the d-pof. o. WI q Il. re- s s
pretezf . Tavern Hoase, paying a. alLFa' r-lt OF $50
\ cash, bslsnce S. y ard IS months Ffpn q nfte frr.
NEer en- Esdlsou street, ssEth side CcmErutinE Al
@,ke. 70 feet west Of GrlEn's cot o. -kea. and ruanin,
back 400teet, 20 Monroe 50 Get; the ealn- h-ving 20 fetf
'front.' Lot elegantly situated for = r,-tlu ssa1.
TERMS -0ne-6ftl cash; Il, IS and q r1-nthE. viii
inter -, ans = iieu retained g. lsst psymeus.
Dent forget the A. { day Of D-leuIb-r. a. 3 ,'lrotk p
~ and sec poster on every corner
n aYg & SON,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-25
Ath advertisements.
Owner Wanted.
Pig UHsOn.

VfHE owner f0E 20 ftas ksckerel, marked 3 4 " +,
Il Memphis, can got then hy calling a. No. % MADISON
street. ard paving for thia adv~-rrisrueut- E3S-it