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FOR RENT AND FOR SALE,

mob rent q good DWELLING Wit six rooms, -
IT kitchen and servants ro7m, stables. carTi- 90
age house and cisteru, near ". G.. F0rd's resi- FI
dence. EG&
Orlsans streets. Oue lot 20 By $50 feet. On Linden street.
near T. Topp The properly VIII be sold On easy terms
By J. S. ERWIE orJ. WELLER.
ALSO-F0r sale Ehouse and lot On The Greenlsw tract
Nrmkna arwauma-a wrnwTr-fH
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a Valuable Plantation for Sale
In Pamela County. Miss.

DING derr7ss 70 Concentrate ny piautinEin-
ID terests n The Eississ Poi bottom, and also
% pay 81 ny debts, ] EI sell my plantation inA&
Pamela county, whtreI now reside. 10 consists -
o. so scres more tksn 210in woods and hnely timbered-
ll the cleared land Is IN dne c~onditi5n- vel circled,
titched and undsr good fences. One corner is within f0o
yards Of Como Depot. Tue main rad from C0fsevine
= henp1ls runs on the east iae, and the r0ad runniug
vest 70 Como Depot on the sOuth -iae. The ueighbor-
aooo r. me o. The best In The STATE for churches snG So
aety lofer 10 veryloE. II the Purchaser desired r.
1 YOU'D sen some negroes also. T. r.. DAVIS.
Como Depot. Harch qs eq9-m-1T-wtf
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fire and INLAND Navigation
Sa0Ot- SaDlR9 TEafBllIRs.
NEW
Horizontal Progressive Power
Cotton Press,

PATENTED MARCH 9th, 1858.
TNHE Inventor, Rev. J loving havtng constructed onr
Il AID used he pacing forty bales q cotton, e prepared
70 recommend Il 70 the public - possessing many advan-
tages ever any Press heretofore used. sons Of which is
here set forth.
First-GHEAFNEss: The device Is 80 simple that II
does not require = mechanic % construct it-It does net
take more tam half TIE cubic feet Of lumber. and any
tree that viii make good rails viii suit As wei IS the
best OF timber.
Seclnd-OoEvEsIESCE It's PLACED at the lint room
door with The entire length o. the pres box open, and
can therefore, be fled for packing much sooner than
usual.
Thid-sPEED: ne horse bavinE to travel only SEQ
feet agai1st2, 400 fret with the Screw Press.
kourth-DURAEfL1TT Tie Pres Is 60 Constructed
that tt nau be operated ia = house, win no part Of the
work exposed, ezccW the ends OF the levers, and they
Tan Be shingled aod thus pres .rvcf. The device over
oones friction al tire time the bale IS making the great
est r~esistance, therefore, the wear Is quite unperoeiv-
able.
some Intelligent Eentemsp have expressed the Opinion
that It uouid last from 90 10 50 years, with but slight, Il
any repsin.
Ihzve appointed Nr. A.. ". LOVING. Of the srm OF
Feaseiy 4 Loving, No u FROST Row, Memphis Teunrs-
see, So rzent, Uho T. provided with q full working nd
LOT ny Press aud circulars expiaiui8E the principles
upon which It Is Constructed. Call and lcok for your
selves.
The Inventor lives Eve r1iles cast Of Moscow Depot on
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, who viii take
PLEASURE In showing and explaining hts Press TO all gen
tlenen who may favJrhim with ! call.
AosooE, Fsyette county, Tenn. April, 1855,
my6-dsw3m
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mcCOmb's Labor saving Press.

THIS PREss has proved 10 % nbpresdentsdly sue
esssiui a. 70 speed. ease and convenience Two huudrCd
dsslppL LSuisans. ATkanSas, Aiabama, Georgia Ead
TEXAS Il is, therefore, no lsHgfr 40 eIperinfut.
It's Ease IS such thas less than haif q houe power 1 r.
4uirsd t. run four hundred and auy pounds a cottrB
ID 10 twenty inches 90 that he eight foot iron hoop can
Be- pot % easily. which ooViEtss the necessity o. repress-
Ifs SPEED u such that SIX bsads can make any bales IN
q DAY and ordinary work q nvs handsi Is Arso hsi.s 70
he hour and ess han one hours WeE q ths horse e
nece sary 70 make atty baes.
It's esuVenishes Is slea hat hands never have eoitoa
thrown iuto ne box overbesds nor their nesds. Eiihl1 ~
boz. cons quenuyi IL Is mBch less Oppressive . hasdI
tfsn Any OTHEa FREss-
It's d~araouiiy win Probssiy Be Ten tines that o.
any other PAB8S, and % j. adapted 70 almost any gin
HAWKS establishes ne ma1ufaefurs Tor shipusat o.
thess Presses oomplrte, with . view 70 Supplying ne IN
creasiuE fzmsnd. they viii b. furnished 81 this point for
shipment a. The following rates, n uunos and shipplnE
charges, thus enab-ns The pl-rter 70 get bis Press Hith-
out trouble. ats cost OF perhaps not more thzn aE5 more
outlay, 10 lieu o. which b sases the labor = EettlnE I'm
Der, box ant door stuh board o. haBds. &C. snd gsta a
machine made o. beler material han b m o1nyenisut e
get uzualiy o. p aniations- Taeg can Be baultd Into ne
ms Pres being poria5.e, eau be taken dcEn md moved
e. peasule.
20. Press eoaBisss. Co.pouna Dri7er..-.-sD0 -
This p-ioa includes TIE iron, nails. chain and we'd
EcE Re e also Frep4red 10 farat-h he uona aud chatn
- he tzoEi 8 raies
Fsr1 aet lions slih Compound Drivers complete,
naudiog LthuErapnic plan % build b. and
- nsl. 2 -:. .c.- T"c"si.. ,rs ,i%
use, spd Ihhosnphic pan % bunt by..----.- ioo %
lndividaa ught alone TO use ta- Preas-...--.- % %
Alllu I4r one - -
All Presses supplied By ne subscribers are Uaralnd
% perform accroling 20 tie lo0ve stsismeuL and 70
Be aade q good material, and IN q gOTkusnlEs manner.
Since the Memphis and Charst0s Eair1ad has reache6
TIE yeiOT pine r. Eons We are a5ls 70 furnish Presses
made out Of yellow pine.
Persons wishing Presses 81 any future deg, VII please
make their Orders early, 20 hat the gork nag be tEecu-
ted In good s=assn.
IN az easss where Il - neonUesicn 20 make pay
meat On The eOnpLfiOn Of a Press, a. uccspf-
Cd aTgf, payable out Of the aezt cop, ptA Be-
takens adding interest; bat IN al cases Whers
s0taiHg G5OHt tsrms - said, Whea 0~rderjag, tie
sale 0tH Be for eath PiGHtsT5 Sh0uLd ASS ihsir
pork done eaTly IN ne Fras0H.
10 eases where TIE purchaser drsires 70, q Workman can
Be seat % erect the Pref a. ne pufchassrs sIpenss5 bat
the working pan ana Instructors furnished are such e.
70 enabls aay workman % putit %. either 81 h gees uom
lne factory or when ouly ne irons and rghts are sup
piled AL the receipts Tor the right 10 use, have TIE
Pstantes's signature 70 them.
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DR. sLEDGE We have sold an Of your Nervous Tonic
left BY your agent Those that have used it are much
pleased With Il. We have had several calls for Il since
We have been out. You viii please seRd rs one dozen
bottles and oblge yours, sc,
IA. 7. BROADWAY q SON.
Al o. the above ere for for sale b. al druggists and
merchants throughout the country. Agents and others.
wishing q supply, must address
GOODYEAR, KNAPP g. CO..
m~UTNfF 81 mr-w-Fago-a Ma-nNFa So
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TO SAW MILL OWNERS.

TtHE subscriber, = practical SaW-naker, has psrma-
L ncntiy located himself In Memphis, fer the purpose
q R~E-TOOTHIHG and STRAIGHTENING CIRCULAR
and al other SAWS. Work done st Cincinnati and
Eastern prices. and Euarsntied.
Also, orders received for every description Of Saws
Al saws ssld By me are warranted Saw NH oVnfIs
win and It to their advantage to call en- ms before puI.
chasing elsewhere.
Shsp on Poplar street opposite Union FounderT.
nov26 dawiy SAMURL p.
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D.. INCOME Esq ,-DeEr sir an nv pressing ny
ara cr0p III Carroll Parish. La on your Press, and tafa
pleasure IN stating my CIV cfian that IL Is rHE PlEgg.
snd combines more afvantsEes fhaa any utton press hat
has ever ccme Ender ny observation and i beieVe I have
zen most u the dlhereut Kinds In use, ard 6 led quite 3
number o. them. As 70 ease and oonveniencs for the
hands, I Do not see h0E it eau Be eKcelled- A mule
makes ny bales IN less than animate without any fatiEH
IE labsr, many Of whi-h wriEh between I've and Fix hu1-
dred pounds. A. no material part Of it CONES 10 contact
with the ground, I can sceno reason Why o. Ehou.d not b
a. dursbls - any press mad Of WOOD can b., especiaTy
as thers Is DO wear connected vim its use, Wiki has .
tendency b WEAKEN DO.
I an, very respectfully your obedient servant
Port Gibson, Kiss H.N PENCE
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EiLLIAT w. ~ Elsssias Blssls.
sAvArxAH. June IS, IS,

Iagree % rccsive ard empress al cottns. hound with
d. McComb's Patent lrrn Tie Of Hook and Clasp, upon
the same terms a. that % rope bound cotton, and would
recomment tfe adoption q ne bbove b. p~isntsrs-
ca l. LAMAR, Owner % Cotton Fress.
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COMBINATION PATENT
Unripht Steam Saw Nil

BRAGG 3 BUhkOWBN,
Cor. Third and Market streets, ST. Louis, Nc.
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Steam Mills and 700 Acres
sI9Est RecetCed,

Der steamers InEomEr, Editor. ALVIN Adams and
II R. v. Hi.
SugAr-Fsir, Prims aud Choices
~8ugar-Crushcd ard Powdered;
M~oi1sses-SEuels and halves;
Golden Syrup, no COTE;
Zoe Herringsi Mackerel In bbs. End kits
Iobae,o AID Cigar T; Star Candies;
Extra 81. Louis Flour
Becon HGns, sides and Shoulders;
AU Stich viii b sold 81 the lowest cash prices.
JEO. G. FLOUREOY,
szacssor 70 Fournoy, Copper and Lesfe,
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Rna. SnEp-

A MOST desirable SUGAR PLANTATION %
the ouaEt, - miles above tbs city. cgntain-
ing s-3 Arpsnts Ct LaBd $50 IN cultivation, theh -
balance heavily timbered, together with 90 sc- -
climatic slsEes Ths place is In perfect oreer. For
terms, &C spply 20 ~PRTTCHARD & FLOWER
- $780, r--arr rgEa - sr
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To the Public.
To the Public.
BYRD'
Incorporated Commercial College
AND
WRITING ACADEMT.

THl Institution IL now IN successful one
IL ration. II Is the ~intentioa o. the Prin-
cipal % make Il permanent and eqaai, In every
respect, 70 any In this or any other State.A
every branch VIII Be taught 10 quality youth for . mer-
camille nfe-the art OF PeumEnship, with his 0rfqinaf
MssfrdfiBe diAgrHms) the science Of Double s1tJ Book
keeping improved, The Principle and the Nature % Bank
Ina. VIA BANK Boek-ksepinE. &C.
ne E~ttention Of parents and guardians - respectively
solicited 70 this Institution He hatters himself, from
the pafronage be has already received. fhat he VIII merit
q continuance, ~ his unsEatins real % the interest o. hiE
pupns.
Terms, &C. made Known On sprliaticn At tas CoHsss,
162 Main street
have ne honor 70 refer 70 the following renflemsn.
and Others. who have kindly consented 70 act a. 4 Borrd
Of Visitors for KxamiDation, being practical business msn.
uEFERENcEs.
Rev. IN. Temple, Hev. T. Young.
" Jones. ESQ Cashier Bradley. Wilson 3 Co.
Of Commercial Bank C-M- Fackler. ESQ,
r Lane z Co. Lamb. Young 4 90.
BOARD or VISITORS.
BsT. !. H0uDss Rev J n. Temple.
" A. Jones. ESQ Cashier C.M Packer. EsC.f
q Commercial banE, re Brnksy, ga,
go- g. b LccEe, Trce. Esd.
nog11 JOHF J. BYRD. Pres sor.
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8taI Gstah.
Cheap Plantation for Sale.

OYER ny planisfl0n for sale. lying three q
Il miles northwest o. LaGrauEe, Tenn, contain
Ing Eight Hurdrsd and Elneteen Acres, ISIS ~
This place wsE formerly owned BY Capt. Thos ). -
PoIk, and Al present Is rented BY Nj. n. h COttGrd.
II Is nov In q hiEh state Ct cultivation, well adapted 70
the produc ion Of cotton and all Bind Of grain usually
grown, ant c7sl4 easily Be converted into one Of the
most valusbis stock farms in the vest, being divided in
to fcur large feds The improvems nts are comfortable;
the dwelling hIuss u Of log, aud has four large roomsi
cabins Comfortably for twenty or thirty negroess corn
cribs, stables, AID ali other necessary b~uildiugs; q good
Eelo q water, aud oneo Of the best selections q fruit l
the country. This is one ~ the most Commanding and
beautiful sires e build q hne house In the county, being
high and elevated and surrounded y q beautiful Uove
-he purchaser vii Be convenient O. both the male and
femals colleges in LEGrEuEe, and can save the eLpeuEe Of
boarding hi chndreE az vel a. having the pleasure Of
thelr company a. home I have mere land thsnI can cul-
uvate which = the only lnfucemelt 70 sell. Any one
wishing . bargain IN land can not DO letter 10 Wesf
Tennessee Call ard eEsmine the land IS 7 am deter
mined % s=Il I can le found a. ny r~esicenue three mies
north o. LaGrsuEe. and VII take pleasure N showing i
20 any one wishing 10 purchaEe-
fuu2 ZgurF @. n SWIFT.
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Tesffm0uiaVa.

Nh d. McCOMB,-DcEr SIR In ansusr % your 70
quest I write to say, that n view Of the fact that
ne bainE o. cntton has heretofore been q -
we're operation on both han s and horses Ifeel 90 a duty I
owe 20 ny fuoW planters 70 say that I am now using
nns Of o. NCComb's Labor Saving PreEfes" On TIE ara
crop, and hnd 10 10 Be- what It's title pu~rpors-TRuLT .
Abor-saving Fress. It's ease Is truly unprecedented, -
less than q horse power Is necessary 70 run cotton up 20
shipping size, or four hundred and dmV paunds 70 twenty
two inches. Its speeds also u~nequaied 50 far - ny
knoWledre Of presses Eoes; three bales 20 ne hour elnbe
made b. I've hands. without severe labor. It's conren-
lencs ] think also unequatd, and its Durability, have no
DOUBT. viii Be much greater than that o. Any ether Press
I have anE knoWlrdge o.. Upon the whole, ! % not hes
tate 70 say that 10 Is ne most Important improvement n
machinery cdsred 20 The cotton planter Tor many ytara.
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VsIusbIe PIant,ttoB for Sale

nE St. Francis river, 10 mites ahove the -
" mouth, IN Phillips county, ArksnEas- TIE Rh
tract contains shout 1000 acres-ons third IN cul-NE~
tFGtion with good improvements. For perticu-~
lars apnlv 10 TfehlS-e1 r. OREE.
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MEMPHIS, April r. 1888
Gel. IHos. J. FusNIE Sir. As q practical cotton
piantsr for years II TIE East indies and etste o. Aissts-
stppi. givinr you an ouport1nity o. ob-ervinE the dfHer-
e1t methods o. p-eparing cotton f1r MARKET prEcticed -
the nerhzn.s o. Infia, IN a1difion 10 yoar practical g.
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DR.. sLEDGEs CHOLERA & DIARRHEA SYRUP

DR. 10 HOARHOUND PICTORIAL.
Disrrhea, d ~sscntsry, Bloody Fux, Cholrra Horbus. and
eli affections of ths Bowels. are cured By
the Use Of
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The Following Persons are
Agents
McComB. BROTHER r Co...........New oresns.
BARTLETrt MCCOEB 3 Co.........-...-..s Louis.
jun5-dsEt0u3m
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EERIE ETHEs' T6RD a co.

PoET LAVAcA, Texas, february 10, ISIS
.. h6CcMB. Esq Memphis--Dear Sir Yours OF
the LIST Is to hand TIE shipment o. Ties from s. LOUIS
Il % hand also FsOniy had lime 20 have them tried IN
one OF two instsaoess as the crop had nearly an been
pressed before your Ties arrived.
Our friends are mach pleased with you pa'ents ana
We anticipate The sale o. q large quaHtiy he ooulng
season.
In ths fan, or about list Of September, We might as
pose 81 one o. y3ar presses, and get them nto hotiee
With our Constituents.
We are much pleased With Jour Ta and VII ue or
~exertions 10 set it into general uss
Very truly your, ak
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On the srrt September nrxt, the undersirned vii Be
associated togcther. for the purpose Of stonHE snd c0u-
pressing cottn. under the style o. Reading Fasteur s.
Co. and arra TO receive al c1ttCns handed with the
McComb Tie, aud compress it on the same terms a. rope
tied cotton.
Having iwo q The largest sized Tyler Coffin Presses,
we vii b. ureFarCd % press the whole az neCessaryl iron
bound cotton, coming ca the present crop 10 New Or
leans. A B. READING, Bramah Press
@ r PASTEUR Brokers' Press.
R. n. PAsTEUk, ArmoIfs Yard.
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PIanlsr., T-e.timsnInI.

INCOME, BRO Il CO-,
Commission Merchants New Orleans. "a.
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THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN,


Is published weekly at KNOXVILLE, TENN, BY
John Mitchell s. VIM. G.. Swan,
At 81 per snnum, or 81 for six months, paya-
bic invariably in advance.
Mr.. mitchell having Commenced IN the 18Th num-
M Der Of the paper, . series Of Letters addressed %
which, when computed, VIII furnish an entire histsry o.
The Irish Troubles Of lS46,
with their Causes and CONSCIOUSNESS,
ne SOUTHERN CITIZEN wiz be ne more Interest,"
ing 70 both American and Irish readFra. Besides these
contributions from Mr.. Mitchell, tie SOUTHERN CTTI-
IzEE viii continue 10 have is usual quan ity OF Original
matter upon political and literary subjects prepared By
him. The circulation, though large and constantly In
crezsing. the Pfcprietors have thought viii Be much
Communica.iOns With remiftanccs may be addressedt 70
Mitchell & swan, Knoxville, Tennessee, or to any Of
the following Agents:
8 G. Courtenay q 90, Charleston, SOuch Carolina.
Thomas D. 0Oonnor, Savannah, Georgia.
J. Q. Morgan, New Orleans, Louisiana.
James A. Gentry, Ricbmond, Virginia.
Alexander Adamson, Washington City.
TaiiinsEe q Turner, ClDciLnati, Ohio.
P n. Hsverty, 10 Fulton street, New York.
s. r. Goetsa, - DaHrhin street, Noble, Alabama.
Benz. B Dsvtf, MAsouic Building, Nnntg0mery. Ala.
Ross & Toucey, l2i Eassau street, New York, supply
dealers sHiy upon favorable teTms
James NcGinn, i9i Kearney street, San Francisco.
Clubs Of Tcn viii be supplied vita the Paper for els.
myl-csm
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sH1IoH- GIrsor - rsnn-. 90. q -

SHILOH. GIBSON Co., Tenn, Sept. 3, 1887.
Dr.. J. n. SLEDGE Enclosed we hand you q receipt
for two aud q half doEen bottles Diarrhea Syrup, which
csme % hand Ia due time, and we have sold one and q
half dozen OF them As far a. We know Il has given en-
tire satisfaction. We haye sold all the Nervous Tonic
and HOarb0und Pect0rsl left with us By your agent. We
presume We oou d sell tEoo or three dozen bottles Of each,
II II 4 convenient for y0H 70 . nd then 70 US.
Yours, truly, &c. GILLESPIE SON.
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Agsnt Et1s, Home, Hartford p,
Insurance Company.


he Undersigned, Commission Merchants and Cottsn
Pastors Or ths ely q Memphis. having examined
McComb's " Ir1n IL" frcofton bales, IKE pleasure in
clmuer ding q % the use Of cur friends a. q valuable
N rs q pr0tuciug q uniformly sinai er sized bale. and
Ftving grea- ADDITIONAL security against destruction b.
banding.
SAMPLE, MTICHELLS co, HLL & HALEY,
BATLiSS n GUTHRIE e. BtUGH & co
B ID ABERS, FALLS q CASH,
GoOnLETT 81 CO.. STEEART u M
Rid, SHELTON o
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I ANIkkAs-AlaFgelo 70, SAD = heloag q tce knoa-
rs -' az. yAaxsvORrH = Co
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THE UNION
Patent iFCUIar MILL
'uts from 10000 to 1900 feet Of Lumber

yuts from 1000 TO l2,O0O feet OF Lumber per
Day Of Twelve Hoursl
VTTE are ct length enabled % inform cur NUMEROUS
w Customers that We have 30 perfected, BY new i'm
portEnt improvements, the Union Circular Saw Mil,
hat we have no hesitation 20 pr0nounoo 10 superior te
anything yet offered tbs lumber1Bn. Strong and wen
made, having about double the stock Of wood and iron
E0rk IN the same class Of mill. Our long experiences has
shoVn rs that Il we want Q hrst class mill, Il can only
be bad By q Iibcral outlay Of lskor and material The
guides for carriage are planed, and fae rolls turned int
temllets that the los is usdeto move In q true line, easy
and without play. The saw fhsft Is set up in the best
style, size ~ inches. with long bearings 80 that we have
neither vibration OF hcatinE Of shaft.
Tie improved Head Blocks we have Introduced con-
msnd the highest praise Of practical ssEyers. A large
sEvinE OF time with Increased efnciency and strength are
combined IN this superior Ssv Mill We wil not for fear
Of appearing eXtravaEaat say how much lumber We
have cut per hour. II the necessary hep 10 handle .
arg amount Of lumberis present, 1900 feet per hour Of
poplar, pine, Ealnut. &C, can Be cat without taxing the
full capacity o. the mil
In oferiEg these improved circular milst thetrsde we
do not expect 70 compete n price with ether parties who
bald circular mills without regard 70 oUnvenienoe, styir
or DURABILITY. Still we ofer them Is low Hs can possibly
be Afforded, oonsidericg the amount Of labor and mae
rial uEed On thfm.
The fs1oEing are our lowest cash prizes. which In
cludes - feet carriage and mciE 5ef, with engines and
boncrs OF IS and p horse power and all ether fixtures
complete.
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6I07 &c Of Land for SaIe.

OFEhh for sale TIE following Tracts Of Land -
10 EFlon county Tenn, to-wit: one tract o. t4
80 scres5 In one nile q the kemuhis ana Ono -
hAlroa1, and three from Kason's Dept; as0A
acres cleared, balsnce well tmberd There fs A soo6
1Eeling houBes gin house. cabins, stables, yBunE or.
oharess &C. On said premises al nsw, and huit within
The last two ears one tract Of $50 sores, zEo acre.
Cleared, andlsrse aeadentnEsi ueuA improvements for
& nsEr0 qsErser, and . very large frsmed gin house
gchEris, &c Itis within four miles q C0vington ant
ten Of Msson'e Depot, two Ead q balf from HatchIe rive
Al The foot Or the hills. One tract of 2,S25 scres, knovu
IS Bocus4 Biud, sbJut I've miles from C~0yingtsD, 90
Hatchfe river. II usuld make q aogi able fam. contain
tEg abouf 100 acres Of burEt WOODS. one tract q 7OC
sCres, Wiihin Elk niles Of Mason's Depot and eve o.
Wesley, al woods. One tract Of 81 acTcs, on Hatchfe
river aud sI miles from CovingtOE, known a. the MI
Stone Mountain. Itsve also q Steam Saw and 0rEt
Mn ! wish 70 sell. will sell bargains IN the ehJvt
and as I desire 70 change ny b~ust1ess- M. THOS- 7.
or MAJ THOMAS T HUNT VII take
pleasure 10 showing these lands. Address. at Memphis,
febI-d1lvtf r. b. sOMERVELL-
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Insurance Companies, Compress
OPs and shin Canfaing.

The UnderstZncdr Underwrtters, are of opinion that
HcC0mb's Iron Tie Is o. great value 70 the cstton inter-
est a. q msaus o. less.ning the liability % destruction
By IRE, or damage By Wauer, 50 that where q boat f.
losdId, or . sred dn-d with "Ir0n TED cotton ezciu-
sivelT, The risk cau be taken FOR a smaller per cent. thsn
usually charged On rope tied cotton.
J-a.L OTsDALB,
Agent 7 nuessee Marine and Fire Iuslraucc Company.
MILLION hPUrNAMt AEens.
j 3 CHADWICK.
AGENT Et1s, Home, Hartford. Pheuiz AMI Charter OAK
Twau~muea Enurunmm
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GErsor,emert Of ~ lion B. D YebeT,I

MEMPHIS, F,b. l9. 1858.
A the cotton ALLUDED toby Dr.. J B Eiis. for which
he was cfared ~ eiEhth o. acent premium for Irsu Ties.
Pass-d throuzh ny hands A. factor, Z chs-rfufT iniorse
his statement Of the fact. B. D. NABERs.
VERNON, Mss. Jan 90. 1883.
D HCOsB, ESQ., Memphis, Tenn.-Oear Sir Your
letter was received . few Gays ago- aud hasten 10 IT.
ply:
1 shall certsirly give y1u my order fer this year. AL
think your Tie superior 10 any iron or rope Tie ever in
vented ] also thing that the planter Is under everiast-
ing tbligatlons 10 you for is invention, as I Iook upou IL
as q great saving Of time, labor and moneT.
Tours, very respect full,
JOHN ". ALFOUR
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TrDALrA. La. Bsc s Is.

TIDALIA, La, Dec. 8 1857.
d M'CoMB, ESQ n mphis renn--Dear Sir. j r.
greet that 1 am rot able to take the balance OF the Fes YOU
mention In your letter, thsving p1rchasei rope, much
against my viii 10 put up the balance o. the sop
I viii here sey that no tie, IN my opiofon ls EQUAL %
yours. have seen Home b ChurchnPs e q, In fact
have used enough Of b C's to put up ssveu hundred
bales this yesr, but 90 not consider thsn m aIy way
equal 10 yours.
Your Tie. made out Of good iron, must not enly sup
plant al other tie, but render rope useless IN bailnE
cotton. Yours very truly