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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-07
GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE

~ CUAL-The subscribers nov prepared to
receive orders tor tie delivery of Glover Hill Coal.
They also Keep constantly on hand Red aud W hite
ash Anthracite Coal both CT VIII will he sofa on
as good terms as it can be purchased in the city
Ordersieft at their Ctfice near Petersburg Depot,
or at Lapt. l. Libby's ooraer of zIst and Cary SITS
will be promptly Attended &C.
LIZ 2l-3m WM III DAVIS co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-07

The firm of HAXALL
~ CO. is this day dissolved, having expired By
limitation.
All persons having clair against the late firm
will present them immediately for liquidation and
all Persons indebted will please make prompt pay
meut.
EiIher partner win continue to sign the namo of
the FRA in closing the business.
r. B. HAXALL
WI. HAxALL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-07

- WIN HANSUN, ,kg4SEA
.SSNyETSRINAcY SURGEON AM Wx%N
HuItS ,. U0CT X. offe' his services t,~zvkA-zZk.
tue public for the Treatment and Cure Dlseas
,s ta v ch hat noble animsl. the H0RS E Is heir
TO- He will also train and eas toharnessthe acttd
e., and ai9N rtctgHS Horses thar be produced. in
me short =. mag tnabIe time aud render them per-
lee ~ gentle AID easily "handled;'' which bs will
zu4r.n 10 without any kind of punishment;
mis- method being kind treatment cat;reiy.
a. oil - at MIR. Tao;. RUskELL'S STABLES.
an, " all street. ly23-Im
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HOUSE, SIGN AM URNAMENT1L
II PAINTING, GLIDING, Sc.
c. EREEMAN.

rhAnn Alr eIGEI, bElW ZEN
i3rH AND 18th SfhEk1a, OPPOSITE
METROPOLITAN HALL. RICH aON b, VA.
begs cave 10 inform his patrons aud the public zen
crafty that he now ter prepared than ever be-
lore, 10 execute all Kinds VI work in his line a
business =.
HE USES THE VERY BEST MATERIALS
to be had ia this COUNTRY. and has procured the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-07

DE1EkS INFALLlBEE kEMEDf FOR
GQN0KRHHA AND ALL vEkEkEAL DIS.
EAsES.-This sreaf American Remedy coneaintnr
no mereurial nor bsIsamic properties % 90 euSstlvs
10 It's effects that IL viii ony cure the diasosAS
for which IL IL recommended but Off pss than oh.
.rwse Ill restore the genera health and subject
the patient u no fbconvcnsence Whaxevsr. whilst
using it IL has never been Known 70 fail in any
case. no matter Of how long Standing.
sold also 81 GhUBBs APPRAe0N,
~ i6-dAcwtmS Druggists. No. 1Ql Broad q.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF REAL EsrATr

= AT R0CKErfS, AND IN rEREsT ~ ar Avn.
As trustee in certain deed OF trust trsm ~ 10
Golgin, dated 18Th Apsil, 1857 duy seoor.isa +;
Hsnrico County court, Sd al Id execution fksrs11
proceed 70 sell 81 public auction on the prerniss.'
On SATURDAY., the 2Stn Of August, 1855 at o'cif'
N. the Real Estate and Slaves convey ed ~ thss
sai deed. viz: An undivided one ffIh parf al shs
lot, with the brick dwelling thereon, frnutis ai1
feet on the soush side Of Nicholson street runntnS
back i66 teet TO Denuy's line and now iu the oc..
psncy 81 said Colgin. Also, ali the said Coirin,s
right. title and interest in the slaves conveyed Ia
bin ny Thos Blskey, as legatee of Palm tirhr-
foot by deed OF the 2st December 1850 Il record IN
Henrico County Court
TERMS fash. The title IL believed 10 be rood bus
rsnty. JOHN " ATK INs.sS
Sale conducted by GoDDIs AppERsoa. Aucss
TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
mr. = BUILDING LOT IN HENRICo COUNTY. ON
LtldH STREET BAPTIST GHURCiI-As trustee
10 q certain deed q trust, dated 18th Noyemi,er
IS5S duly recorded in Henrico County Court on the
~ m day OF the same month and year shall pro-
ceed g sell at public auction, on the premises on
mUNpAf, the I'd day Ut Augusf, 1853 at O'clock
z ii fair II not, the next lair day the real est a
conveyed BY the ssd ed, cnnss ting OF q Lot with
50 Feet on the east line Of 25th street. and
depth ~ l25 feet to ally IA feet WIDE adjoining
the residence OF Mr. George Woodhn. on the nor
and q ar TO Leigh street b ptiss church.
TERNs-Cash. The title Is believed 10 be perfect
put the trustee will convey with the usual spe ciai
warranty. ALEX III SSNDS
jy 2I-2tawtd Trassse
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BATHING APPARATUS -Frequen'
~ ahutions is desirable in hos weather. and thGst
who hav not the ready appliances on band, should
call my store ana procure of Larrab t's uni
vailed Shower Baths the best ia use; or with les
money obtain good Sponge or Hip Bath. Either
will coaduce to comfort or healih.
TH0S A buckley,
au6 I3T Main ct.
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By Ro. d Lyme, Auct.

jy 2-stawTuw &stdss
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DIseoLUTIoMe. %.


will continue to buy and sell me-
groes. and can TO found at Davis Hutcbeson's Of
ice, until further notice.
~ 20-tm JOHN DAVIS.
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LRrTFR FROH WAsHWeroF,

Corespendenos Of the Roston Pcst
W~AsHrSGros, Thursday, November PA
painful spectacle is often witnessed here, which
n the reflective mind IL calculated to awaken
the deepest emotions Of sympathy. l refer to
the numbers Of poor, disconsolate Old men, re-
presenting almost every state in the Union,
whose years Of vigorous manhood have been
spent IN public stations Of more or less impor-
lance, but who now find themselves not ebly
without once. bat without suppori, or even
friends 10 commlssersts their wretchedness
The history Of one OF these unfortunstes Is
substantially the history Of all, and the simple
narrative Of what came under my personal OBJ
servaiion on this Thanksgiving morning will
dlmly reveal many a chapter Of unwriiteh ex-
p~erience.
Standing at nv door, I was seeosted in a
most respectable manner BY a csre-worn man
OF sixty years. With a request 10 give him a
shilling with which to purchase some food. 81
DO not wish 10 BORON, sir" be added, for |
fear will never be able to pay you"
The respectful tuae IN which the request
was made. the native dignity and obvious good
breeding Of the humble stranger at once I'M
pressed me with the belief that he was but the
urrrk OF a once substantial, respected man.
0You look weak snd feeble, cir ; have you
had your breakfast 2"
HOh. no. cir, net vet indeed ] tasted all
/ day Yesterday for want Of means 10 pay FOR
some food. I expected to meet Governor C.,
who I know would have assisted me, but be
was out Of town."
f." You are acquainted with the Governor 20
yes. sir, for more than forty years. |
knew bis father ard mother-niee people they
were. drought him out FOR Governor Of
before he was % wears old, and be was elected
over all opposition. He has never forgotten
me, sir, even in my poverty"
q" You hsve been a politician, then p
81 Unfortunately Ibave, and thought Of moth
ing else in ny young days. ! knew General
Jackson well be appointed me postmaster at
-, and I held the Office upward Of 20 years ;
it gave me a comfortable living, nothing more.
NV best years were spent IN that once, sir,
but I am passed that now"
All this was uttered in a voice tremulous
With sge, exposure and suffering, and with a
manner indicating how keenly be felt bis for
lorn condition.
Wretehed man, thought I as be tottered
away, after pronouncing upon me a poor
mans blessing" Ny heart sank within ne
over the reflection OF his bitter experience.
Once young and vigorous, commanding
troops Of friends, station and iuhuence-in the
thiekest Of the fight, rejoicing in victory, IN
daunted in defeat, a man among men, possess
ing the eOBhdesce and esteem Of the old Hero
Of the Hermitage and now, alas, Pennyless,
fTieEdless, homelessl
As / watch bis T~ecsding steps, / feel a glow
Of thankfulues, that, On this day Of " Thslks''
I have been permitted to grant an humble
prayer, which may Tekindle, for a brief hour,
the perishing hopes Of a poor but grateful
heart and now turn sadly away to
" Pity the scrrcws Of d poor old nan,
whze trembling nmts have bora- him 10 ny door "
FaUST
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Wanted,

TuRFE Desirable front oncas On seconf drar ever TIE
NrDpNts and CharIesfan Haiirnad Tlrk-t enc.
F-sna Row. ARMY 70 sAMUEL 2. OHqaH
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FOrty-One valuable Negroes.

~ - NaAA = AAH
Among faid negroes are tlscssmiths, carpenters.
house and deld hlnis o. every description.
ALSO-At the same time sni place, I vii pncCeed 20
stll % The highest bidder al or the p~sItshsble pruperty
~ every description b l0ngirg 70 tatd estaf- reua ming
IN old. to-Eit Thirteen mules one horse ard colt, ole
pair Il carriage horsts. enc "a die hsrse, ten head Of
cattle, eighty head u hogs, ee Wagon, one set Of
uJws Gndg-ar, onc set Of tlac smi h t0Jis, enc lot Of
cotton ~scraIeTs and harrow, one set Of hos and axes.
une 60 4 colt n sins one fauty oaTrisse and harness,
four feather bees, steads ard furniture. four chairs,
thrre wash stanls one Eritng de.k. one c,mmsn safe,
one olvan, two sofHs, enc eeItns { be, enc lot Of books,
80 bereEHs, two Ctcks, one set OF csudie stichs ave
pair OF ~andirons, one table Que lot Of ia waiis-s, one
OF Of liable war oaelot OF spinning . heels and one
hse Pisn9 Forte.
TERMS OF SAIL All Of the Above mentioned prop
frty viii b. sold on q cTsdlt o. twelve moths, with
Interest from day Of sale; purchasers 10 execute n6tes
y N app owed e. urity. except for suns Of SIS or les,
Ter which cash viii BE- required
- The ale ef the above mentioned property viii
oomnence 81 10 O'Clock A.. N , On Tuesday, the 25th Of
January, 1853, and n not camp eted on that DAY, vii Be
~e1ntinued from Gay TO day until completed
n q. LANIBR,
nl1HaWfHa THark anH nmaea-
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A single ball Of about 4 pound in weight,
called q boia perdida, . is also used with fatal
effect. Il is nads as are the other ballt and
has to It a thong Of about a yard IN length,
and it Is swung around the head and thrown
with fearful force. In close quarters It is not
parted with, and IL serves, far OF near, as an
efficient hesd-breaker.
In swiftness, character OF depreciation, and
Teadiness of pluuder, they resemble the Bedouin
Arsbs. "TheF run Ike the wind destroy
and are gone" Their plumber l. cattle and
horses, which they drive Of BY thousands
small number Of individuals being able 70 drive
large herds, and they eluds pursuit with great
suceess-the frontier army being able to do
LITTLE else than rsporL depredationa.
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the ladies Of Little Rock are not behind TIE
Z" age" as to beauty, fashion and accomplish
msuts.
To conclusion, I take occasion to say the
writer is indebted to Senator's Clark, of sebss-
tisn, Jones, Of St. Francis, and Redmond, OF
Monroe, for the courtesy received at their
hands they are high-tOned gentlemen; also
to Gen. HsniBgwaB Of the House be is an
honor to the State. The urbanity Of these
gentlemen VIII always secure them bpstr Of
friends. PROGRESS.
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FOR SALE.
HTEkaFef r sale up0n good terms q FLOUR MILL
w capable o. runlnE two largr pair OF stones, Or
Saw Mi, the yer rCund ne mil g. situated Wins
ore snfa hsf mnrs q shep- ards switch and thrse and
8 half mfes % Stanttn's depot. Tweuty-H-e acres Of
land VII he 30 a uth the mill. and 10 desired the prvi-
lfE- o. < ttilg limb rsh % lanf s~rfol1inz tan Be obtain
ID. Tee mill is -itEatd In a rich and healthy ueIghbOr-
heed, and asmlch grain can b. had 30 can &c mauufEr-
viii u.
For further iu'crmAtl0n Apply TO =. a.. Sheppard
On tie premises sr % q. ]. CCK g. CO.
dela-tds Aucttn~us and Real Estate Brokers.
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JAS. : FLAHEKTY.
CITY Orhinance-

ID 1t ordained By tie Board o. MlYor and Aldermen
ID Of the city Of Memphis.
SEC /. Ihst with the exception hereinsfter mentioned
10 aucti ne n or othe psrson CT persons shal, hereafter
within the oorporate limits Of the city OF Memphis, vent
or sell any slave or slaves. either publicly OF prtva ely
OF deal in slaves either in his OF their oER sccouut, Of
on Commission. or e. agent for Others, exocpt dHt, reg.
ulsriF licensed negro traders, acting under a city heens'
for the purpose
SEC ,. shenhs, Clerks and Ccmnis.loners appointed
10 make Judicial CT execution sales, or agents appointed
under them for the purpose
SIC 3. Psrs0ns selling OF bEying ons or move slave.
At a time, owaed or held by them for res lar service Of
labor IN some Uniform employment, and not bought Of
sold ~ a matter o. tTnhc or business
SIC. 4 ANY pers n or persons not wishing 30 obtain 8
negro traders license Tor one year, b { 70 sell enc OF
more slaves on commission or - agsats cor others, or "a
temporarily deal OF trsmc In slaves within this city on
lis own recount, may sppy 70 TIE City Register and Oh
tain a special , csnse for The purpose, he hrst paving
therefor 20 the City Tax Coneotors TO Be- paid Into the OTIS
Treasury, the sum Of ten dollars for each slave he may
prtpJse 20 sell. and The fees fer issuing the same II
shall be tue duty Ct be City Marshal, zud the various
members Of the City Poitce, TO arrest every person With
In the cit. who vioiatsss OF on REASONABLE grounds Is sus-
.pectei o. violating this ordnance, aHd take him or them
before the City Recorder for trial. ami summon al ne
cesssy witnesses. and. IN conviction, the psrs0n 50
every slave 50 sold hiu- sold IN vioiau5u o. his 0Tdi-
nance 70 be collected and disposed o. % dnes and forfeit-
ures IN other cases o. misfe1- anoTs.
SEC. 5 Be Il further ordairrt. fnat section 5 OF The
cscided ofdinfn5ss on PRIVILEGES OF city revenue Be 60
amended as to create An additional priviieEe, to be known
81 the prlvlk &c Of selling D. groes At auction.
SEC. 8. For . license for the pftvlege Of selling ne
grOes At suction for the term OF one year. there shall b.
paid into the City Treasury The sum o. $500.
SEC. z. For negro trfders' license. unier tire srdi-
nance herei ssore In fsrce, and also for the privilege OF
selling negroes At suction, p-0vided for By a l. amend
meni. where both are he'd or obtained By the same per-
~; there ,e.a e' paid into the CRY irrS Tsg ne sum
L R. RIosARDs, city Register. s9t
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NOTICE

To Lumber New and BuiIders-
HAvFo o. hsnd q nv NH - Fortsd Der Derot On
! the N-nphis an Ohfa Rsfirosd. tie hrnar1
th'ussnd fsstof1. I = ard 2 inch ryrre'a Boards To-
rrther with q hfautifui fot % s-autiinF srd J1ift
ils'. q 80 lot % white OK suitshle fr car huildtne
suf ma1hi"e w~rf renrrN1v ] csn furnish BUS %
short notice for White nsk PCT Osf, Cypress, Gu~ and
walnut lumh-r from 10 - 50 ieai Ions. Orders WI Be
received b. n. A. Jones & Co. No. II Front Bow. ~ By
ne Il fhs shove Depot. ". }. JONES
F0aNm
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b

HlauLIflIy DolnI % eNtra dom UumlcaIo1 EIaes- also
N morocco, fulI gilt, extra.
Yauth's Keepsake; Juv nile Forget he-Not; The Pet
Annusl; The Violet; The Rose Bud; The Humming Bad
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tbs WORLD AMAzED i-ALL NATIONS
THAsKFUL The shallow pTovsrb, " Familis-
rity breeds contempt has 4 very limited sp-
plicatiou. Familiarity with hat which is sd.
miTsble, useful and benefcent, breeds respect,
gratitude and enthusiasm. i has been thus
with HoLLowATs iuestimsble PILE. TIE more
thorosghlY We become acquainted with .hsiI
wonderful properties, the more We see Of their
operation in the most desperate cases, the
more deeply sensible do We become Of he value
to humanity Of a medical discoyeTsr like Pro-
lessor HOLLOWAY. In this country, where We
arc quick to perceive and prompt to admit the
claims Of greatness in every department Of All
or science, his popularity is boundless, ard the
demand fer bis remedies might be called a
6urors, If it were not founded on he solid la.
sis Of experience. Ia the seasons when dysen-
terry and disrrhas prevail, the population Of
whole districts in the South ami West refrs-
to take say other preparation than the Pills.
The resident physicians demonstrate with them
in vain. Il is useless 20 tell The sick, who arc
daily recovering strength, appetite, health and
cheeTfulEsss, by the use OF this omnipoteni
medicine, hat It is an empirical invention.
Their every organ, muscle, nerve and fibre,
unite in giving the lie to the assertion. It is
The same with dyspepsia, liver complaint, and
ia fact all Internal maIsdi,s, without ezcep-
tios.
Under such circumstances, can it be surpris-
ing that the name Of HoLIos AY is enJeafed TO
the American people ? Macy malsdies, deemed
incursble before The introduction Of the Pills.
now create neither fear nor anxiety. Itisgen-
orally understood that the sutjng4tiOn OF these
Complaints by a course Of the medicine is an
easy task; that the sufferer who relies upon
any other preparation, patent or prescribed, is
literally scrsnbliug for life in the dark and
that he CT she who perishes under the false
treatment Of the faculty, dies ss the fool
dieth."
We do not stand alone in our appreciation Of
the vitalizing aud restorative qualities Of the
Pills. Almost every exchange paper we open
contains some snecdote Of their tIiumphs over
d~isesse, or Of the uplifting Of seine debilitated
and hopeless invalid from the lowest depths Of
physical weakness and mental despondsncy,
by their aid. No other advertised medicines
have ever commanded such -cncomiums from
the medical, religious, political and indepen-
dent press, as HoLLowAY's remedies. Papers
and periodicals too Jrigidiy aristocrstie even
to publish the advertisement Of the ordinary
nOstrums Of the day, have earnestly commended
the Pills to the confidence Of the sfHicted.
Nothing but great facts, too widely known to
be disputed, eo1ld have forced the accredited
organs Of the faculty to bow to his mighty H.
n%ovater, the Cesar Of the world Of medicine,
and his peerless curatives. But even these
have suecumbsd. Truth eau no more be ar
rested in its course than the lightnings Of hea-
vsn.-N 7. SaAday Mercury.
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C%HANCERY SALE
CHANCEBY SALE
OF FOrty-OHe Valuable Negroes,
Together with other property consisting Of
Mules, horses, Cows, Hogs, Car
Tiages Furniture, Cotton Gin
ard Farming Utensils OF Every


DTRsUAHT 70 q decree n tbs Chsnoery Cost Al
II Memphis reud-rei At ths November term
iS5S, In toe czss OF Lucy v. STARK. a1ministratr x u
Henry G.. STARK. decfa ei. AID oihsrs, ". Marsare'
siark Louisiana tarsbs and o-eers, CT ditoTs Of Henry
@ St-rk. deceased, / vii, on TUESDAY, the IS b Of
January, 1859 at the late re-iienoe Of He ~ c. Statk
deceased. In Shelby c.Uuiy, Tennessee, lear Fisher, lille.
proceed 10 seIl 70 tue highest b.ddsr,
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Rare Chance for speculation.

IT belnE ny inisntan 70 chsnEe ny place Of residencs
i frou this city 70 Havana, I odsr for sale ~ entire
stscz u CIGAR IN my houses on Madison street. and
on the corner o. Adams and Main streets. under The
WOrsham House. I vii also sHl the privilege Of the
two stores FOR the year lg5a, trg Their with al the tx
lures and apqerlenanccs attached. NJ STICK Of @ Ears
are q tirec- inportation nou the l.andof Cubs, and
o. TIE very best brands. and vii be disro Cd Of on rea-
sonable termrf.r CASH ONLY.
ne location Of my houses are such as to command 80
al times a large share % patrouGge one Of them
beng under that popular hotel. the WoIsham Iuse. sud
the other on hadlssn street. between hain ard Front
row. Ia view o. my chsnEe o. r~esid1nce, 7 must also
earnestly rqlest All hose Who are in my debt TO come
forEard and settle Immediately, IS further ndulelce
vii not be granted
d2l-lu TOMAS CARuONA.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
FOR LOUISVILLE,
IS @ MA
- z ~

Every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday,
AT 4 P. NJ.
ALVIN LAME Master.
Every MONDAY at 4 O'Clock p n.
hUShb N kRWINi Master,
Ever THURSDAY. at : O'Clock p. u
SOUIHhhkhk.....--....e. ". fRIPLETT, Master,
Every SATURDAY. at 4 O'Clock p. n.
at Cairo Sith the Illinois Central Rail-
rad A Patucah with the U. 5. Nail steamers
frr EashFlle snd al points on tbs Cumberland river.
Connect 1t Louisville with the o. S. Nail Llue
steamers
JACOB STRADER, and TELEGRAPH No. 3,
FOR CINCINNArI,
Ana thence via the Little Mani Railroad shf its con-
neotiag lines q roads to 81 the Northern and Eastern
cities.
Passengers aekeied By this route to all points North
ant East.
through receipts slven for Cotton, s. desdn d for
Mes Tork, Fhlsdsighia, Boston, Baltimore and al other
p fnts
The BEATS Of this line are IN ane order and are unsur-
paised for sped, comfort ard safety.
W. g. PRIEST, Agent,
MOnrOe street south side, between Front Row and
Main street d2s-sm
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Take Notice.

WBRREAs, letters Of patent were grantid 70 me OF
w The 5th say Of October. 1855. for improvement Ia
the. Block Cotton ScTaperF, I now warn al perssas frou
al tngemenis uTo1 my rights bur 10 give ever manu-
f1hurer a chHDce, I nov FER TO sen County or STATE
Rights Ct reasonable terms vii Just saw that this Il
tas Scraper that { Oh ths premium At the Holly Spring.
ttlr This scraper 4 very easily he'd and does its
WuFk perfect, any b1y or wumsn can manage a. al
Dbaasure. II Ptrtorms better work than any othel
scraper. Ne cham Irgam Is the travelling sgent foi
WITH Mississippi and q port on OF Alabams. AMI Geor-
siA, and rennessee. All letter must Be- addressed 10 ne
atWsts 4, asrshsn, Mississippi. O. A GAINEs.
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MEMPHIS ANDO8IORAsLROAD.
sVFERNrEsDrsrs - 6 sLugaIs

W""|| T " -.
as and alter January tst. 1883. the Ira n IN this Road
" vii not sop a. anT point bstw cu Tn r.Eular sta
tions q taks On or set on PASSENGERS o lfr-i may b. on
zocouutof some verY inpJl tantcaure. such . stkness
or de.th. HKHRT COFFIN. So o. Htsndent.
fll 4
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Fer Sale or Rent,

ONE HUNDRED scres Of l.nd fhrss aud q bali
~ miles south OF MCmpkts. n the fernando -
Plank Road, s. ACTS Ia cultivation, and t5 mDtA
god tmteri On TIE land a two tgnemsnts, one 49,
Eheh j. abeauti n new brlck cottage with six rolns
lnss cnnsenlent e both DWELLINGS, An orchAri q ane
fruit attached 70 both places, With q args Ka-fen WIN
aet Ei1 strsw and Tasqhur ies-e sod sprfnR. a as
rate wei. snd Case Crcsks a never failing Stresm. very
near ne bul1inEs rhis Is a heal rs location. and uftf :
IN - utnuts de q Curt Square. ana ~ niles from
iet.fksl state femeie AcscemY, ana ere ME from a
cd male scacc IVA ell bargain IN one Or hofh
pees on@Lhrd cssh. caisEc- m cne and two wears
Win interest. Or Roaldren 70 q socd tera1t
cedl-4N A ?. Hills, a. workman House.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-23
MEMPHIS, TENN.

MEMPHIS, TENN.
nRAR sIR Having removed 70 our nsw and CON
IL modtous Stsre-house. en- Union street, between
Main and eeoond, three doors from our old stand, and
adjoining the CarTisge House otJ n. Wiswei n Co,
beg lsAvo t. invite attention TO or new aud extensive
stock Of Fumitura, PiaEO and Helldeons. trEether With
a h1e assortment Of Carpeting, Flor on Cloths, Curtain
Goods, Sbaies. WinioE Sash, stair Bsnlsters. NeEels.
&c., all OF which We orr upon the NEST reaf0uable
terms. We feel assured that We can make it to your
Interest 70 Give ne q call anst, before purchasing else
where. RESPECTFULLY,
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