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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27
Going to the DOGS.

The New York Herald takes a very dismal view
of the prospects of the party for which 1t profess
ses so great sympathy. Here is its latest wall
"The existing demoralizations and divisions of
the Democratic party are exceedingly deplorable-
The split in Pennsylvania, the rebellion in Louisiana
the party rivalres and ealousies and dssensions in
Virginia, the despair of the faithful of the North,
the impracticabe demands of the pro-slavery fire.
eaters of the South and the general dsorgaaization
OF the whole Democratic camp would seem to JUS
tify the belief that in 1860 we shall have the last
struggle, the final overthrow, and the permanent
dissolution of the late Democratic party"
The Herald processes to see some lingering CLEANS
of hope left, however, in the suppostion that the
revival OF trade, now apparent will place the ad-
ministration in an improved position that there
viii hence be ''no necessity for tnkerng the tariff 1"
that nigger agitation will be stifled "in the Jg6,e
Of money making and speculation; y and that the
party will have "good sense enough ''to rally
around the Administration, finding peace, harmony
and victory under the leadership of James Buchan-
an. This is only gracious manner in saying that
the Democracyis inevitably, and with great rapid
ity going TO the dogs-Richmload Wig.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27

The SLAVERY AGITATIoS-BY DEuocRAT.-
The Franklin Reuisw contains the following good
one
The Right WAy.-A good story is told of Bill
Polk in connection with his canvass with Thomas for
Congress. Thomas had spoken first at Shelby
Vile and as is now the with nearly all democratic
speakers and writers thought to make capital out of
the ngger question. He spoke long and loudly
about Kansas and Leccmpton in fact he spoke Of
nothingelse. At the close of his speech Polk arose.
and with that peculiar comcal look which he knows
so well how to assume, he called loudly for the Sher-
i'll Of Bedford County. No response, and again Bill
called at the top OF his lungs Mr.. Sheriff, say Mr.
Sheriff, come here Presently the Sheriff appeared
and asked what he wanted. | want says Polk, a
coroner5 jury summoned Immediately. My COM
petitor has found dead carcass, right here in this
room-tho kansas-N ebrasla bill has been dead for
two years it is fast becoming purid, and want an
inquest held over it so that il may be decenty bur
led II is needless to say that the nigger speech OF
Thomas was very ehectualy killed by this unexpec-
ted sally of Polk.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27

AN IMPORTANT OMIssIoN.-A poe; says
"Oh, she was fair, but sorrow came and
lett its traces there. What became of the
balance Of the harness he don't state.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27

REMARKABLE.-A very far-western
contemporary says "A woman in Wiscon-
sin, who was lately attacked by bear in
the woods so abused the poor animal with
her tongue. that it died at her feet
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27
II. S, FOOTE, Vicksburg, Miss,
|. NJ. PARTRIDGE, Ed. Yicksburg WIFI
r. L. CRANE, Sunhower co., Miss,
j, REGAN, Claiborne co., Miss,
r. II. CRUMP, Yicksburg,
A. BURWELL, Vicksburg,
G. V. MOODY, Port Gibson,
w, BROOKE, Vicksburg,
L. EMANUEL, Vicksburg.

sign this protest because believe the revival OF
the slave trade 10 be contrary to sound domestic
and political economy, and also believe the aI,-
prentice system to be eyeHmore Objectionable. But
do not wish to be understood endorsing all the
sentiments and language Of the protest.
J. S. HOLT, Natchez.
The Convention adjourned to meet at Atlanta,
Ca, on the second Monday in November 1860. Its
deliberations ON that occasion win doubtless be on
the subject of immediate seresson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-19
VALUABLE PROPERTY

FI'Hh uniTrsisnfd d DESTROYS o. ciosinr - a porlon
l. ci hs rrnQfrigs situated AZ foluus. WhFh vii Re
sd rffulrdt Ct HH f
rFcuy-feuI nfE aad umpiFfc pweIiHr Hl1ees. ran-
afninr frn smareaus. ~ tesa So ~ ff6 frsf rru-
aied ln rariaus part uf o. elT.
crrcufen C1uun. Ark 500 acres. OBJ mtrics; CA
atoauuiF. Ara 80 acres oii rutrifss nesha. cdunfv
2aN I'd eufrie1f Arkansas uuutv. ARR $500 Prairie
uo1uir Ara $50 Rcinsett uuunlT. ARK. 90 90 Grefna
urrutF. AEi i1noof Lafayerte county Ark ff05 Ma
zoe uau1iT. Ara Hnf ftcmrsfeai uauufV. AK eafo.
ustsu "a land fruu 100 90 a1 ares in
Shelby Cruful Ifnueace.
igll trade The these Hsued FrFTrg VI any pert Or
Ark1usas iar1 erin. h11ts Of me civ ~ STATE, or Rail-
rrlds. 'r fcf AIRY tiud Of building materials. Hafrr cr
cnsh ih1rr a's1 fr sale tuiiling lumber, % order i'm
be 90 HrIi Shingles. Lafhs, sfc. n yu want "a got
cash trade 81 erfhEnzr Tor property, alupon me a. my
IonCe. 81 GerEs " Hauna's Auction MsTt, rs Main-st
ta1s-im JoHN CANNAVAN-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-19

Il viii % remembered that nearly svsrv
Newspaper in the South has recently contained
a notee Of the election Of Mr.. Lawrence %
the spesksrship Of The House Of Representa-
tivus Of PsnnsTlvsnia, and coupled herewith
. Complimentary reference TO his age and tai
erts. Nj. Lawrence is said to Be twenty-six
wears Of age, and a fluent speaker.
Hon. Tomss ssttls, II, Speaker Of the
North Carolina House Of Commons, a South
err man, and presiding officer Of a Southern
celiberat1ve BODY, IL, we are quite sure equal
If not superior, 20 The Pennsylvania Speaker
IN All respec1s. Tie ages Of these two gen
uemen are about The sane, and in the body
over which III. Settle presides, are Eome Of the
veY hrst mrn Of N0-h Carolina.
L i a EiEh compliment 70 80 Young a man a.
Mr. Lswrence or NJ. Settle, 70 be elected from
among such distinu' shed gentlemen az sur
rounded them5 % preside over The deliberations
Of an Impor ant legislative body. but the con-
p.lment assumes q more solid form. when trial
proves that ls woTthlv and properly bestow-
ed; and we detract nothing from Mr.. Lave
renee when say thai, 80 far as regards his
Ycunr compS in presiding duties and honors.
we bear from everr quarter he highest enco-
uiums upon his Identified bearing and bis sb1-
itv, bob n the chair and On the foor-so that
we are sHHe. IN hts case a. leaet.athe eompli-
men f-s, end the high position IS properly and
creditably filed. an honor 70 this gallant
wong so1 Of he gooS Cd North sa's. Long
nay be live. b wear The honors which HE ad-
mir n feHow-cfizsns ere eapinE upon hin
Prfrrfbarg Dew0crrE
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Valuable Property

81 T.
A Para 500 acres 40 On culfi-A
81 Walton, thirteen miles nom Mrmrhis. en- 90
The Memphis and Ohio Hailroad Dwellings ~
oui-housess Fuod orchards &c a. Terms G--1A
vurahie.
Also, two acres, with good houses, 6 Rooms and an out
houses, cisieru. wen and garden Tvp miles from city,
mar ne state FEMALE Colrgr md adjoining Rev s.
Watzou's.
Two acres and house, With nrs % SIX rsomE out
houses, hne garden, &C, &C Iustcutslde n eu1rporatun-
me brick, three Eturie., Eul ot Is BY lG5 Feet %
al alley-n shelby street. Just beuW he Gag4
10 acres, sever miles from cty-25 acres cleared, vel
g sud water cabins hcl ACT Firt rate land-hcap
place.
zls zcres. tvu miles from ue Mississippi and Teunes-
see Railruad. sixteen miles iron the cify-2so acres IN
culuTafiun- For sale o. rent. Gall son.
1870 acres IN Washington o1uuty, Mississippi. Eve
miles above Grceuviucs go cleared and 600 more dead
enri uree years VITA ten negroes mules stock, vag-
ons, Er., &c.
s0E acres IN Bolivar odunty. Mississippi near Houre
Phaieah. 50 ucres desreds heaFv cane 10 scres ahove
overflow.
Three Or four handsome phees. oue mie outsile the
diy, vita frum , 10 10 acres % land and fne improve
meuis AharEain Is ofered in heEe places
Aneaf h1use. vita Eve Or six rouus. and grM it pear
Vance street. on Goslee street
1910 acres twelve miles nom uyi 80 scres In cult-
vauou.
Several piautsfiuns. with nrsroes. improved md M
improved.
Lamb and its in every partd me city.
Gail un me, o. No. m Maiisuu street. up stairs.
Jas. Young. e
Real Relate Agent, Nadizn street.
ferfk No ~. M sfnfre.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-19

nEs0LVEu, By the Beard % Mayor ami Aldermen %
II tho city % Memphis mat he Mayor Keep a standing
D tcc IN tgc ot The city papers, that m account against
.r city win b. paid unless m11e By au-hulrv % The
Mlyur and Beard 90 Aldermen ana arrrcvs1 1g re- Esg-
or-fErfracf frau me minutes
rGu Hsrr.
Z. r. ClTHr-E
Memphis AugutA 1855, su7-l
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Shelby County Lands.

CNTr-NINE acres, four miles from Memph1s. on Ger
- m1nt1vu Plank Read, elegantly Imrrcved For ssie
20 a credit 81 I'VE years.
T~lty-f1ur sores on HCruaulo Plank Rusd- About
twenty acres tImbered, The balance set with fruit tree 3
au under eooi plank fencing. on o uciltu ave wears.
Eleven End q half acres near the residence 90 Charles
MoClaIu. Eag. TINS viii De- sold al a barzau-
EIrht hunlred E1i e~lghfy-one ucTcrs etEhf miles ulrfh
% Memphis Residence. negro h1usess C-teru- spring
orchards. 800 acres culuvatCd-0n plank real
Eleven hundred and dry-nve acres nine miles north
n Memphis, near HatrhIe heavily uulereli so acres
Cu'rratcl-Iu plank road
Nine hundred and siEtT accs rcrth and aUaIu-
ing ne shove; 80 acres cultivated, aI bInr vel, urver
cycrn8Eed, and Heavily tImterci-
one theussnl and twelve acres, tvcivc miles north -
Memphis. part river tCttom, and part on Tie rllreS
$50 acrcs cleared VIII dne Improvement
Two tracts, one = part ~ Col. John y whites Cd
hCmestead, near GoF jones and Col John Pupe's
1ny acre tract Tienfifly improved, vlth akuIss
CguHEe r~rlienle. and excellent improvements sud vel
tmhereI.
The ether Tract q 2o2h acres; this iu5ulinsn ne ah5te
30 aresi ether Or b1fh viii 10 soidou host liberal
terms MONSaRRAT 4 co.
IA
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HOUSE AND LOT
For Sale.
OFFER Or sale ne houze IN E1ich I nv -
i reridc.sifuaied On LINEN street near shel- On
b, on sadfh Memphis The house has aE sod ImtI
rloms. win 81 he Necessary OCT huiltlnu AA4k-
harfain viii BE- Ercn n auplcation ~ m1ds s,ou O. me 81
isss-al@ A C. -rEEAD-ELL
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100000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE
AVID
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR SALE AND e

HVLoL ~ ~ -N0-I 0"''| ~
III the Ryuu- For sale.
House aud lot DO GreenlswI adlfsca. nesrly opposite
". 6. FGrd's residence. Per rent OF sale
Vacant lot On Alsbsma street. sguth side near C1lauei
Strphens1n's For sale.
Twelve Lots IN Grcenlav'E Adiiuou Fer sale.
EiEhty acres o. Land near Eury Whites For sale.
Five and 2Qlo0 acres on Pgeon EuEt road, two miles
from Memphis. For sale.
Residence and lot corner o. shelly and Mccall streets
House and lot On Main street Tur sale.
H1use and Lot O. DeSoio street Per sale
House and Lt m the rear q Mrs.. Dawes reslleuce.
fr sale. besides several otheT desiraht res-fencss
one hundred and eighty feet On Aahama street 1rpo-
ste 81 Nays Church.
Four hundred and atty feet on Jonrs Avenue, orrositr
Col Duprpe's. The above viii be sod cn a credit tN-
tending through I've years and ]. me mrf desirable sub-
urban property
iaS-tf MONEAnEAr a co
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4N..a - NA
As 7-COTTcN.
80. 90
Best bale q genuine uafton. Is
Best variety adspted 20 Tennessee, fstsns, with report
On the cuiuFauun- -SQutherm HQmseteal
No persln permitted 70 compete Who has before taken
a premium. and there must be not less than two C5mQeu-
tore IN Tins Glass fr each article.
Class Slams
40. 81
Bzr iupr5ved and most hiFhly cultivated farm, DOT
less tldn 81
Best improved and most hl7hlT cullvated mrmf nct
Best improved and most highly cultirsfei farm, GOT
les uhan %
The same ~ be inspected and reported up1n hyh con-
mittee Of Inspectors.
LAS @FIEL o
30. 50
The best Yield f cotton ca 5 acres q nmi----.-4pl1m
ne best Weld q corn on 5
Ths best yield 81 wheat On S
To he reported on ne ahdavt % ~ Cw-cr aad come
second persuu familiar with me facts.
BY order o. the Board, January u 1853
z The reader lrilt please prsJerue a coPy Of
this list.
JEo POPE. Precedent.
n L. STEWART S~screfau.
HnnnlHmmHnn
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g. N R0BTEsOH & GO.
REAL ESTATE, PRODUCE BROKERS,
n
GENERAL AGENTS,
No. 26 Madison Street, Up Stairs.
PLANTATIONS

NV AL1AA1aa ~ - III SAIL
valuable Real Estate for sale.
4 O00 ACHEs, 500 IN cuitvauon m Maiisan
8sOOU Parish, Ia, i3i negroes uD hani-l viii
b. "a on twenty Fean' crcd1 fuT undcutief s~ecaritv.
i.oN Acre On Mississippi rfer- Cafruu Parish, - ne
fToes (85 hands, with strk a. Ierus easr
ss6 Acres 500 IN Culuvauon, ln Causu Parish 10
bands, four payments.
1850 Acres, so In cultivation, On Mississiuui river,
Chioot county, Arkznsasi - reErocs Terms easy.
1000 Acress loo 81 cltVaiIn, 90 LAKE Essn. Chicof
county, Arkarsas. Improvements srrfrlorf 50 ncrro-s.
fE9 hsnd1l I've payments.
i,TG Acres so IN diuvsnon, Phiuhrs ouuaiv. On on
Town Lakes hne iupruvcmeuiss 50 nesres. n5hands9
four 1ayments-
100 Acre. TO in cuiursuu1, en- od Rivsr Lass. chi
rut county, Arkznsasi go impr1Truarss g. uegrucsi
liz annual pa7meuts-
SIX hlgtly i1pr1Ted plantations. without negroes. near
Lo1nia. Ark1ns1s. cutaiunE from 500 % Ia0 aotd
Each In EdditlQn 20 me ahcrr, We have IN me counles
between MS and VidfstwE 90 hoh sfes a. TIE river,
several hundred nousand He-ea Of improved aad mim-
prove land hi have established iu sI ne ounufa
betw-fu Aemrhis and NirtshurE ncai scents. No win
enhitit dr iucate hlfs far runkasers.
We alsolare 81 large anu % Improved of lrmprOted
ci-g property Is any cthcr agent. and Nill eel al duciirn
o. private uia- G. y. ROBINSON o
dsi2 Real Estate Agents., g Hadison street.
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LifPr0l.W RMEe0W.

A y Expcuruerf EltI a -rfrI hrfhr frl
y thar6urh1y eIr1feI Literary Man. urUF aa rarn-
ty-rvr years Of the iur-erV 0f pHE frrrnl
determined O. hire sut 20 s-1 hrs Hrrfu
thoae vh1 m1y require trelr services u -
uav
Merchaufs. Busires- MrE. I~uVeEl1rss ana
every snd viii De- aGrplird of-h1ui. SIN
mrnis. tpocuctI or Case Ncnces Cords tHe
rr rnv sreces 81 article ifsIred 90
Fnllctaus viii BE- sErrned WITH
Rrseimicns Letters. To1sfs. Fanphiru
des. Communications. ant every chT
Work which they NAV 7ui 10 lu1'nF
annc Or al o. memselves
r1lies and Geuurmeu or everY ranA
--.-f-r +. Hse en- h.vr letters wruFn 1n any subject
whether business or sentlutlln
~ afverfisrr viii also c1uduct or utnsais toIfea
lrr-. ~ ~vrrv Frf. either English. frenh- spanish,
r5ef-v. krrostaz. Lines wr Albums, Nctes a~ligtdaux
Mauoir. and Composition % mf mHl 1tl- nl-
Fsrfi.r rns-rri.r irrifrnf t1 every ncsslhle crcumsfmre
1900 III Iss VII 30 furnished in Iuviaahia c1nd-
dence, ~ writing o. NJ H ana EXPLAINING
O-ser. hv nail. aacumpanied win cash, he striaiy
rnf promptly attended o.
tai-e~s- j. THOMSON, Literary Bureau.
au8-iy Blk as PhltirlphlaP o. Pa
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CLEAVES & VADEN

LA Il nv L.
ID EFISED Cuie or reuueas7vi
n Revised Cole OF MssisGr1+
NuleuUna-s uI-esf 81 he uFUl-Hurnl 4e supreme DlrN
of F-rar4 ami t-r4.I- in The state Of reuuesseei
me w4n5s--~rr r5fs hv Maria Lmtsa Charlesworth. au-
thor Of MluisIerug Cm-ireF
Orators OF the age. comprising frlrtls Crlueal BIO
graphi1aI and Descriptive. By O. p. FRANCIS
Temperance Tales hr Ll-il7 '-Af
Tale of tha Countess DArhguvllei
~ Crrn Orivera- 1r Rome lumasEe@ puemi
rfs-5-I.E U-.fr1raus Of the Private Life o. The Ancient
e-.ats win Votes and Evcursuses. from the German
az PROTEST. EegEer5
-. rs ~ Nature ard FrIucples 20 Taste. By Archi-.
raid Ausau+
~ - eara tv CLEAVES A EADHN.
mis- 2u Main street.
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n the Plan of single Numbers'
6,185 Pr19esH
EACH
APPR0XIMATIoN 80.
whole Tickets, $40; Halves. 50:
Quarters, - 80.

~ rtrsrlrr sbsvn- ts plan ai la L1tcries win be-
.rT7t o. srvcna learus rf recelTllg d.
Coruh1ftes "a Pactares rtH he sid az me hIHuIug
rate. which D. fe ritk-
Ceruaearr n PsetsEr af 10 Whole udks-.-.-.-.ss0 o.
10 U1f 600 90 %
10 Quarter ----. 20 90
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attachment and GaTRish1csI.

~ J MNNAHr MlrlluHHA Law HlaN .A M NNHaa m
w Law aud Chanccrv Court 81 he lty Of
A. n HarsNay. Memphis -aiccf Ueu1l Ia Msrrb
tern. Is6S
I'VE defruiant who rezIdezCuf ef Lr >litr E hereby
j untihad that . have sued auf au sfrashmeut sEtiust
bis effects boz ne se.e Of Tenuessee, AMI that p. Lane y
Graham a Mn, Hamilton a West and j D. VIII
lams A Co. have been summoned AS etruishees therein.
an df which said urucess b. made returuahle 90 tie Marlh
Terra Of said Court. 1888. a. which time said deiendsni
VII BE- required 90 enter BIS appearelce and tefezd his
sun. rharuise re zane uII be- heard er-ucrfe
" j. W1CKs. Faiuud-
sCorr a DIXON. Attorney jaw
A nEML
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WOOD, EDDY & co.'s
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES.
Chartered by fhe state Of Georgia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000!
TICKETS ONLY sIOI
yoTICr no THE PTBLIC.

A S ue ueuhers sl cur urm have. By way % purchase.
~ b-ane us owners Of The grants chartered nT The
STATE % Delaware. NeufudEy. Missouri ami part 90 un-e
on Eeorgla. under tle management % Measrs- Grr-aly a
Msury. Of WlIuIu-fHu Delaware. ve have deemed % rz-
paIIcnf O. eHsr-a She name 90 cur hrm- on and aftsr Jan
Ist. 1sg. o. that 20 WOOD. EDDY 4 CO. whavll here
after have the management - the >r1rfa Academy lot
trTv. and ua others se llrreuamet
Ir au Transition we have euaesvo-ed tFuuuluct our
busiurss uIfh integrity and rrampuess, and we ran as
cure tla public fhst mo rsfroulEr heretofore bestowed On
IL -usH fa4rrrtrraf su-f-ausfprre 1raHr srrcssrrs
very respectfully. g SWAN n CO.
auerrra GA De-. %. 1865
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For. Sale.

TWO acrss, and heuse win : ruoma. Ell en- -
Il houses. god Earieu. siahlcs. 6a.. near hrT. 49,
s. Waisuuis, tEo Eiicl soufh % ne city. Aia-e~
four or ave handsans pisnes from . nile d ~ -
from Court square.
Ten handsome lets near ne CITY,
asme valuable Main street lots.
A desrabls li and tso story hrirt hsuss o. H. frsniins
Cuurt square
Eirhfhunared aaes % Arfans.s river, zone eco IN
culuvanon. viii . nssroe. vita muics stoct. 6e, for
sale.
county. Mss
Also. . dndics rad, seven miles frcm lhs river
Three Thousand acres in Bolivar Couufy, Ms
Several rery Desirable lots, % 9, % and 20 sores each,
near iha State Fsmaie CailaEa. Call Hwn.
JAS OUNG. Real Esfle AEent.
"A "a n MD airnaf m asfra
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W-HrErzARzow AErsTocAAcE.-In one Of
ais " Mount Vernon PsperE7 Mr. Everett
takes occasion to say For myself, an no
arstocret. lido not NJ a quaduped larger
than a rat. and she an Indifferent mouser nor
snv kind Of vehicle, viii the exception, pos
slblv. Of q uheslbarow.D
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3 Zoo ME- LAND ZOE NALE.

3z0O ACRES LAMB FOX NAbE,
On TaHahafehe Rircr, Trdss Mlg from
Railroad Depot.
4 Dn0 ACRES cleared and in a hiEh state
SOU ~ culIraudn. A creek o. never -
failing water runs thruush ne place Anratrate ~
DWELLING. With EIGHT rooms. Eood fuuhie log cab -
is. un-house md stables. which loser cn ubsral terms.
md VIII take in PAYMENT young negroes md Mississfuri
hnt1m land Pr further particulars. can Fl ~ enc,
Main street
na~T-Hafwff J. q GRIPPING.
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FINALE IhLf PILLS.
"a Hsfe AMI e1act1al remedy nr Irregularities. uhstruc-
uHns Suppressed OF Painful Neuses. Whltrs.Ee maie Wrak-
uH-. &r Thae pins remove aI o1struetIus from
whatever Cause and bruE eu ie uauthiV period win
unIiLu- regularity
CACrIgN-Ule~a Pills sEIuHt uTthe taken ar huaIea
Hat lH rrc-uaUs during 1e Hr-t u-ee m1ufhs. as hev
ore sire t1 bring au Mfaer-iH rf ar every other time
and m ever aller asse hey are perfectly safe. Price g.
Fer urruaE- see lreoIols 11wullyluE each ErE.
me rlns ant PUvte-s sent By mail to Ev part of na
country. Letters asking tUr aIrre. also Er Pills and
Powders. must contain n uUr1se stamp
Cgusutalau m1y BE- held from s. A nr o9r ~ 90
hsomcr. Pest Omra EHcE
Kan uoumwlcauaus strigGr u1ieuulI an let
tsrs sh0ud te addressed o.
VIZ. WILKINS, NJ. D..
.HnoaHawTr Mamuhra Tenn
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Arkansas PIaDlafi0nS Ion SaIe.

THREE hundred and forty acres iu Criucnirn ocuniy,
Il four miles fron Hcpeheid A guat hars1in Der
cash.
mrce hundred and tueHty arros in Cuitendeu county
fourern miles from Memphis. and about hall . mlle
from railruad- on long time
Tour thousand three hundred and miry-dve acres o.
81 Francis river. very CHEAP. on long time.
one thousand SIX hundred aud twenty acres ca white
river. one mile uorth Of nes Archie white Blur"
Tract. his vii b acd low 70 close aoe-partuership
SIX hundred and thirty-hrce aTcs IN Independence
osuntv. four miles from Baiesvile, and one and a half
from White river. Finy acres cleared win improve
meufs
w have lands IN Prairie Buney. White, PliuseI
and Monroe ubich. Together WITH the sh1se lands IN Ar
kansas, win he suid ~ very low prizes or usard Tor
sods or Memphis city property
I.EHF MnNENnFNT A 10.
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Valuable Land
Fnl NnEe

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I OYER Cor Eale the uad ~ laui up1l whirh sFE-
i reside. u-dnfaIniuE 1000 acrcs. end within one 80
mile Cf Mason Dep1t. on he Memphis and OHIO -
Raiiroal. NJ place b. hanfaue'v imprggEds -
with zusf Orchards and every convenience. There are
about 900 aaas q cleared Land. balance well uuhCrrd
Z viii sell The entire Tract ~ a part Z aw determined
20 sell. End win give a bargain.
Referrnce may b. had r. Dr. n. o. Whfeiau a.
Brownsville dr II. sam Mostly. Memphis
AlIrr-s me 1T Sharon. Tenn. or Col r q S-uerrCi.
Memphis. JOS INu e~lWEEEElL
Tfrlarra- aT-1s44n 1aur arfFm
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Queen City
MARBLEIgED IRON MANTLE WORKS.
HAND. INNEs 4 WHITEHOIsE.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.

CINCINNATI, OHIO.
ENAMELED Mantle Crates, Oruamrutai lron Cast
L ms, &c A..
Irun Railing. verandsh. Rank Vaults, Iron shutters.
sash. water SQ-ut Guards. &C. 81
TON n. W~HIrEHOUSE. Agent,
dec23-6m Risz's St0ve st1rc. 80 Main STREET
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8eal estatt.
R0r sale.

TEE DOUBLE IEEEMEAT cccurT-rg ne -
II we1i half q LIZ ITS, on Alcid1 square, |s4i
Main street. near ne n ) o Rsiiroad ne nH
house is occupied b tenant4 who pag reguiHyyA
ne ronthiy rent o. s25, or se1o rsr srnun Fer prcel
vhich be lev. and terms. apply O a 2 an
an Proune q str.arrs Biacf.
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Land Tor Sale.
I AVE fr air two ua-ts % Laul a section -
l-rne mile from Cns1ue On White uver. aDun- 49,
ing . rIautzuuu I have Just SD 70 Jas. Tpshaw, ~
a. MeuThls-u1 improvements bun ercellenr&-
IsuI. and twenty feet above ovcrn1w ne other. two
msles from Aberdeen 90 TIE stage rod b. Little R1ck;
has 16o acres of land IN CULTIVATION 500 In III. I'm
pn0vemeuis are god, with a dwelling, negro cabin, DC
Jas. 4. rpshau, II Memphis, m A J. Turner, uesr
Carooe. viii give any information desired
auI7-i4wtf n r.. wELLBORN
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F0rmfOrN GEe

CITUAIED near the Rantnirh roadl sfE miles
- uafh a. MeuphiE, containing from 50 90 Is 49,
aues. some twenty auescs1rcd. mere is urcuD~
The place a God double iog dwelling h1use, apple -
md peach orchard. e. Apply 70 TIE subscriber 20 The
urrmi.es L. P. MoENIGHI.
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