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1aiIg appeal.
KE MUCH. AvD LOVE NE LONG.


By n. ". sTRATToH.
ne C0ursnLl
Love NE iifle. love me long.1
That nav e Tor box auds1nE,
But f7 WontE's fcnd heart-nevers
b loves deeply, zn1 Ter ever.
Love ND mudh. and love ne i0uEs
Is che burden q her scng,
Trusting Al her SOULS aevouon-
On Loves wild, uncerlainocesn-
Hoardiug dream, nor hope nor prayer
Bui your image mingies here.
Hhinke1 h0u she e'er can be
Content with any les from theef
Litle Knows the woman's heart.
WIS deems her haH content with p1rt-
Confeut with 8 divided treasure
Weed bF rule, and loved by measure.
ne much and love ne lungi
Ishe burden OF her song.
Love her Ehouy-l0ve her ever
Love her thus, orfr0m her sever
Ere her heart hzs tsined arount thees
Ere she curse the hour she found thee-
Ere 10 breathe Toe Wcrl r4reEels
Be % her lake funeral mel-
ne sudden love nay burn tovssie,
And sudden VOWS repent their haste
s. let % ne. ere tn0u dost bring
A col and cautions Offering.
Love me much. aud love me strong.
Is he burden o. her zug.
And On vQur poverty or wealth
or nyou7 sickness, or IN healtn-
Hlehoa ne riunacie u fame,
or In the lowest depths q shame.
where thou art, there VA she be,
CllusluE fondly sun &c thee
let no icy cutlon eealiuE
Ger guur heart clnEeaiiis feeling;
Pear 500 not strust tao mucb.-
Wlmsn Ehrinks from jealous touch.
Love ne t~rustingiy and long
Il TIE burden " her song.
Sl1h tie love that she would gains
All clQIer feellng one In VAIN
nrs cImllE, breaks a hlssful spell.
And uue love uecp her last farewell
Love me deeply, love me long,
Ls the burden of her s1ug-
When hope is young zndlne isaeE,
And pleasures many. serruEs few,
We lightly meet. and lightly part
wiz many q fond and faithful heart
huf mem1uy brings 10 after yesrs,
ReEreL remorse, Aadbitier tears-
LrUBEA, Sept-al6, ISIS
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lao acres in Louisiana. Eve Or six hundred in cuiti-
vuuon and tsnirueii ed. with 100 negroes. On ten
years time, after the cash payment.
YOUNG, SIS Main street.
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Trust sale.

DT virire o. = Dc-d o. trust executed 20 ne a. trus
ID tee ~ r.. r. DeBaui on ne ST. d. 81 February
1883, and r~sEtstrref M ne Reeisiers oHce q shety
county. Tennessee. cn The SRI DAY o. Hsrsh, I65a, o.
Rock No. %, pages ISL SIS. sss So and SIS. 10 securs
the psymeutof certain nafea -h~rril s0rciGel. 7 viii
sel a. publ & aucfiun on ne premises for cash. on ts
29fh DAY q October. lSr. q a. aclock A e.. q certain
pi-cr o. parcel u Lart, sifuarrd 10 ne nfy n Nsrrhis.
c5unry o. shelby, Stale ~ Trnna-see. being = part II
original c1unfy 90 ~ sos. sud crsirnatei a. i-ts ? ard
D H. The san1iNisinn - The estate - Jrhn Arafrsan.
feccar~f. BY y a. Afrr. msfe Ne rfarr Tan 1856.
ne said tua lots IN The arzrrcse freuf so feet 90 Ala
tama street srd ak feet N TIE Raleigh mad. east q
Bayon Gayuso. hluify q rcc-urrion waived. Tra
perfectly sod. JOIN ALI
aanf7-tfa T~masra
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Fishing Hooks and Lines asd Baskets special attention
Il called 70 or splendid aszurtmeut Of
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Two Hundred and Eight Acres,


Except such portious tnere0. as have been sod and con,
veyed By the Memphis and LaGranee Railroad Cdupanv
prior % ths 5h q oaehsr, Ists4 Sad tract q Land ii
BONDED a. follows, o-wit Beginning - The bank Of
the Mississippi river a. ne srufh-~est corner o. Jatr
OveHon's i8i acre tract running thence southwest
vsrdiy with thr meanter o. the Mississippi river ~
poles ~ ne n~crh-Fes- uurnrr o. > $50 acre tract, aIai-
ted 10 Abner Pillow, thence east via the north BOUNDARY
linz Of said SO acre uad 1{ poles o ne center q
Bayou Gayoso, thence Gown with the nleanden % said
Bayuu Caves q q point hear where ne south bounfary
line q said lsl acre tract crosse the cenfer q aid
Bayou, theace west with the said boundary line about
40 poles tn The heeinninE.
ne whole q a;d trnct Of land has seeu laid q snd
subdiriesd into blocks and town lots q rarious sizes. win
an NECESSARY streets and alleys and viiibr old in parcels
q thr town Of Pos PickerinE. fSee Rucksr's new nap
q Tie city q Memphis and Port PiekerinE1
ne shove sale viii eoasis Of She foli0Eing Lots or a
sufieut number for the purpose of The sale, to-Eit
B1u n. p and 30, IN biosk ! lot ~ In block Lots
2 q, ., tio1k = L0e 8, :. 3 -. IS, p in olock loi Lots
IL IS. IS %. -, 81. E.se in biocf 10; Lots 3 A5.6.7,
S. 3, n, ~. "a. u. 49, rs. n. %, 10. 20, a. aut 11 In
block n lots !. !, p and % IN bieek Ia Lots q. 28,
9, 10, II. y. u, u. lssnd ~ in blek III Lots /. q {. 81.
8, 70. -, u, q, - % -, %. Is. 81, 81, ., IS. AZ ard
I, {. =. 10. II IN hiock n; LSs ~. ii rs. II
rs, rs ant IS in block q; Lets 10. II. IL. IA rs. lG and
y 10 hlocE q Less p 3Lb.1ss,I u, n. y, Is, n,
y. u. ~ q. q s1ssfin Rlocf IS Lots = II. "a. -
70 and - In 1lDck q; Bnts I. 2. 8A6.6.7 s, II IS ard
ftiu boa 81 Lofsi8, Is, II, "a Id ~ IN block - Io,s
y and s IN blocf 81, and lot N tiock ~
Traas or saLE-Ttis valuable property vii b
sold upoa te fenowing terms to-wit; Pint Lots q he
extent or sn-ount o <ls 500, In tnree equaI miscellaneous,
payable respectively a. seven. Twelve and eighteen
months fror. ism ~ kugnsf. 1883. win Interest from
iaf o. sale. The remaiuinE los Or 30 mE1y thcrruf a7
may BE- necsss4g @ realize abcut s7.loo. 90 a credit ~
Twelve uanths non Ish Angus, le8. with infea-f
ncm cay a. sale, purchasers In every irsanrr % cxr-
cute haids vith SOD seeuric fr ne purchase noncv.
s-ei &c oomu~nes an o'sloatA y o. =. Hssmise-.
JOIN Q. LANIEk
tep@sNaNtds CLERK md Master.
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In from; q myonos IN ths city Of Nsuphis, proceed b
sell O. the highet bidder.
Two valuable Lots of Grouna.


Two Valuable Lots of Ground.
Situated on Poplar street. infhs cry of Memphis. knowu
and e~-ssrnsfet on The plan and EutciFlsiou q ne cheei
Properly a. Lot Eos. I and 8. hounir1 and described a,
follows, lo-wit. la No. I, beunuing 81 q stake on The
southern line o. Poplar street, being Roblin's north
west coruer. thence souih On and Eith Robbins u1e IG7
feet. more o. iess, 20 q stake ID toe center q an alley BE-
tween Poplar and Waahinrt0r streets, thence Weftwzrdly
On and With The line Of said any c. 1870 feet 20 a Etake,
ihenre northWzrdiy1 es feet, more Or lrss, 70 . stake Oh
~ s1uff side o. Poplar street es t-lo9 feet from NE
h~rriHnirg corner thence eastuardly with The line Of
Poplar street % the brgfulilE La No. 8. 81 described
as anoWs- beEinuiug al q rake o. ne south tide o.
Pqrar atrect the uorth-Ecsf corner 81 il No. 7. thence
rIuuiuE r~suttWardly 90 and wifh fhe west side o. lot
~. q, ife feet. more or Jess. q a staks fn ttf ceriar 20
aid Eieg, ne south-west corner q it Nc. d, hsuoe
westrardiy On and with the line q sad aler. s. feet.
uaTe ~ les, % STAKE on ystes' Inc. meuoe norm
Eardy 90 and with ra1es' line 20 a stalks dn ne sur
stis ~ P1liar street, lss feet m1re o. ies nen,e
fzsIvarLy on and with TIE Tine o. Poplar street. 81
feet more or less. 20 the be7lrnizg.
IEnrs o. In sbaFe deecribed lots viii be
90 on a credit o. twelve monfhs, purchaser 70 ererrse
notes vita sod personal security Tor The purdlase nan~v
sale a. n 1docE. Al n.
DIN G. LAHIKR.
N2i7HN CLERK and Master.
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WHO IS KING?


BY q B. HATSARD-
There IL . host u men Who bozS
er. Ca1uu, Steam,
M aur the mighty power
RS INK o. seem
rorld a. easily,
anr mighty thing,
m proclaim On 1esp5e ears
Ina f~ETSrEKs' INK Is King"
The man % gold, q wealth untold,
PAINTERS INA nay soon,
Nor Knit has brow. or deig1 90 bog
20 ere 81 lowry borls
Eri PnIsrERs Xxx has huin is throne
Wlhere mind us tributes BRING
AuiG ad's mast cifed i~uteuects
shol1 PRrErEEs Xxx is KInE"
KING o. the World Of Th0ayhf refined
No abi-E slave u Claims
Where s~upersuuCl's victims pinned,
IteursIs their serVile chains
In every GIms tu cumiuc wears.
Wul men proud anthems fIuEs
And round the worid The echues hoal
Lhal PRINrEs' ISE Is king
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To Rrick Mokars

lIrE rrapn . On srii sur Wci-yard m Hstchle Lake.
" onnt1inir- one hrntrct anf any acres. ahout forrg
scrfs cefr-d, VIII rDl csbins. ruc. We wish A. par
cnase ira miili.u M a haf of hrict. O. ~ delivered
rett sumner. We TruIf exchange fhe above desrrit.f
ilnd ~ aricE. W. have also several valuable Ne-ran
We vi p1i in nj frate. and o. balance We su psy b.
cash, a. he hrict may rs delivered. We uld Mt o.
jea . pay s9ooo dssn. If ve can ooatrat with gcspousi-
BE parties Aprly to
ssp2o-4W ". B. GRKEELAW h co.
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DANTEL ADEE,
Boz Gs3l p. O., New YORK.
MNH"r7 # cent
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nor The ensuing year. aFARN. wing 10 miles -
IL east Of Memphis, In q < ID neiEhuorhood en- 49,
tainiuE in cultivation IFS to 2oo acres of rnofct-E&A
ton iall; sod well water and numerous never-A
failing springs On The place Good outlet and range fol
stocE. etc
Any one rentinE fsii place. o.n, b. desired. procure
from he present. occupant corn and fodder. and an hi.
farming utensils, etc. Apply % me al No : Front Rev.
- - T. nnU
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Nor WELL DoSE, Bur- RAEE.-An artist
showing his pictures 10 a customer. received n,
following sharp retort.
Wei, ] doa't think much Of this.v aid IN,
customer. boiling up the picture before him.
Don't think much Of it, Why that's 4
very raTepnnt-usry rare prin', indeed, siris
RARE Pve no doubt il il rare-t eertsinls
Is not cell d0ne2 p
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RObb a johnson,
& JOENEkS

y MANSFIELD a Q. ani PLUMAEE Dbl
= CO.. wholesale and Retail Asenis-
- Far sale fv Al Drrrrfafa- H[oAr
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Valuable Plantation
FOR SALE

TfuE w4Grsfruef fT-Ires tn sen his Plantation
Il Situated faur miles sun % JacE=au. and E+
c1utaininr $40 acres. GOO acres cleared 49,
= ore % me moss aeslrarle PLACES in Mafisu -
ullutr. being 4 che Tennessee ana Mississippi Central
RaIiraad. % can conveniently BE- divided into four
pizccs, o. BE- d wen wlfer-s ay revcr aiIIa- springs and
tEu large creeks on each side ~ 90. Persons GesaruE
zui land. -aI society. Eaf hrtfh- sod srlaa1s. vii
mi this Hclt1l ssrlasei tv nH1e iu West Tennessee.
ne bullfu-s are in -aud -eGair- There 2 q Gne Young
lp1le and peach orchard. W. q. BCTLEa-
- Can soon a. . have determined % SELL
mafI-u
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MoyEs OF H PoLIrroAL CHass BoARD.-
Tie New York Tnbune's special despatch
from Washington, says:
It's SAID By Col. Forney's personal friend,
hsIe that ne has consented 10 be supported By
bis Art-Lecomrton Democratic friends roi
- Si-rksbip, with the understands tba'
Neg WI q with the Republicans Ut Spss T.
4, ne latter Of course 10 vote for Col. II. Tx
> Goes not expect approval By Judge Douglas.
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}. PEREs,
Professor of Oriental Languages
MEMPHIS, TENN.

i French aid German. Terms moderate.
Prodccncy in ne Orisufsi LauruaEes tau1hf IL far-c
mgnihn. Ne. 50 konrce street, nEa<s
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NEW DRESS-WAKING
ESTABLISH M EN-
To the LadIes Of MemphIs and ncIaIty.

VfHE subscriber iu trrdrrinz DIS fhanks 20 Ladies' Al
Il large. for the very liberal patronage they afforded
% Inn infhe Millinery aud Fancy Dry Go-ds line. negs
leave % state, hafhe ufu bow BE- ahle 90 give most am.
PIE Eafisfscfi1n In the
DRESS-MAKING LINE.
Having Eucceeded iu securlrr The services o.
Madame MOreI,
ne French Superintendent or Mr. s. 7. Taylor. so7
hrcadway, New Tsrf. Ire Position Estahlishmenf fsr
and wide, knaFu as ~ hon Ton. Who viii nov take
charge or ny Dress-NaEinE Department. Ne does NJ
hesitate tosay % the ladies' ~ taste ard fashion. that
TIE very name u Madame Anrrl. will be a suHcieui
guarantee tEat the most entire satisfaction viii BE- -iren
70 them On Drrss-MakinE AMI sitting
Ladies give 6 a oW AMI you uifl Be- Glad.
y. B.-Mad- M1rel viii Instruct in D~ressmakinr .ns
Fitting.
VIZ S~fLBEEBERG.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.

NHUIuNN99 VNtN"NN NFNuf I0U0t
o. ne premises in he taua Q Fort PioEeuas. FTooeei
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81 dared to hope on would add your orders
t. prepare 70 spread cur wings again especially
- The s.. Ignscio sails foI Spain The next new
m0o1. now three dsys distant; and umoT says
with a goodiy store Of iDgcts in Der run."
Hal Tuen the interests Of the band must
be looked TO- OF course, We'lfoloN- Let no
time b. lost ua-l the schooner's ready. We
need not Follow far in chase; and in a week
can be safe back again. Rsuaos zOehes. 4"
@ Beaaos looiss, signoriD And with the
words ne speaker vanished, leaving his chief
10 ruuinste upon some means for the fulfill
ment Of his design
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". B. n co.
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ConsunIpllras % nOI Despair.

A1.s n Azos a sos q-l'r Hsa ,sl eu
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9rg Goods 8ousss.
HORTON & HUNTER,
Corner Main and Monroe Sta.

TTAvE NJ pleasure Of announcing b their fdends
III and customers, that their STOCK u Pail and Wln.sr
Go5ds Is nov complete, and made ~ In part o. ever
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TRnTEIIycS

' BROUGHT 10 MEMPHIS.
An of vhich, being o. eur own personal selection. /,
go ofrreda Al he very lowest prices
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

E<chAnEo on
England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
IN sun OF 81 AND UPWARD. By rHE
GAYOsO SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
au2t-6m
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CHANCERY SALE
AEa1uable Tract of Land

situated 20 the Memphis and Charlcston Railroad, In
Shelby county. Tennessee, and uuded as fellows, to-wif.
B-gIuuiug o. he Ea1th-Eest corner Of a tract % land
cutaluilE about SO acres, anld by r. " Smith 20 Thus-
Peters ou The 6h q July, lsE, the sane being Byrd
HiE'S .aufh-easf corner, and running thence nearly east
uith ue Mrmrhis and Charleston Railr0ad Il chaius
and - nlksro r. W. Lindsay's corner thence north
ulfh sad Liudsays ufsf boundary line 70 a point 80 far
north that line running flenc- west parallel % The
southern boundary line o. Byrd Hil's east boundary line,
and thence south to the beginning oorler, making g
sores af and u the sglih-West corner O. said so acre
frar. rEetlrr with al the improvements thereon
TERMS or SAIL The above described tract q land
viii be sid IN a credit ~ seven months, purchaser % eN-
ecu'c nare with approved security, a lien o. BE- retained
until payment % puroease money sale 81 II o'cock
A o. TOHN O. AMER
...-a .-HHa nHa-E~ - 49,
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gacIng address. It is proved, TOO, that be
PLAYS dseply-lOsing large sums, which are
promptly paid, though possessing no visible
source Of revenue. And 1 must henceforth
DO Ibt ny own visual organs, il il was not him
I observed to-day, in close confab on the plaza
win that most suspicious character Don Nj
uel. the Jew, whom all Havana execrates.
OF a truth, be is no worthy mate for my gentle
Inez, aud she must forget him" And having
apparently settled the matter with his daughter
to his satisfaction, the worthy old don sought
A. L.-h~r ~ -or~aa
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Builders an5 Msnefaciursrs.
TTAVING leased TIE mauul1rurtng Department eve
III Whipple 3 McEfgnuerT's FlAninE Mlisoa dediso
street. W. are prepared % execute all orcerl In t1e atoEa
line win urnuplness and dispatch. lu4udinE FoorinE
Weafherbasrdinr sash. Blinds, Door Fr1mess WlndIs
pane Noftincs. an every article q Lumber nece sarf
- ne entire fnish cf buiiciuEA We respectfully Okla
a-sare OK ne puhlc ratrunaEa. Orders received ut1er
~ Whluule 4 Mantg1mery or ourselves
ROBBh Johnson,
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.FoHce 70 PasssI'sers 5 shippers.
Great Wabash Valley Route,
VIA
Great western OF Illinois
Al
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroads !


&orfssf, most Comfortable aEd ChSGpesf R0uf
ErwEEN
81 LoUls. TOLEDO CLEVELAND. DUNEIRk. EUF
FALO, 2 YORK AND BOSTON.
TWO less charge o. Cars 10 PIustur-h. PhiIldeIphia
i Hauisbws. Ba-tmar- sud wa-hll-tau City n
auy Route between ST. Louis ant the East hy uhich Pa
seugrrs avoid he rsr ~ hsiuE on1ecfansby sh1rt lines
from 81 Louis pTo,eio tf65 miieslu run a. oue Eoa.
Tro Daily Traias kGrs S. L0uis, as 6oHotus
2 O'Clock A. -L-tutur Exuress arrlViuE a. Toledo
Detroit Cereaud aufsu Eastern =tie
O. coon a. any cther uain Ut o. ST.
sa'd.k ?. u-Tre-raph Erpr-s arriving e. Toilette
CevrlznA ana al Eastern ana North.
crn aues 81 ies thau aug .ner uai.
ont 20 81 Louis.
This great Routet8 the Ea-t oauhiurs an the ei-mrn-
o. spaaL Safety and Coufwf aris1ur fum the uarfec
o0ustructan % it, TRACK with a l-s srair and c~urvit1rl
thar any East Or west line or The same length IN ts
United States TIE superiority 90 its running stncz. lu
lUUmlars Cars ami heizE one line. ai risk n delay b
missing cr1ectinus ls troaiea1 a. also ne s~nuagar1e #
changlnE Cars and oouiu1ors every few hpurs ard heiue
crasf-I llto cars alreutT I1ri with ioca1 passengers and
rendered uuoH-fUrlhie 1y an acrumaialsn 20 dust
ne eveni-- Te'sEaph EEprsss makes dire1 and GER
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN WESTERN METROPOLIS and
cIIT or BUFFALO. for DauklTE Budls and NiaEar-
SHIPPERS OF COTTON
VIII and his route as cheap aud more expeditions haa
any otler out o. So Lauis. having two less changes Of
cars. vita Uuiun DepJfs. drmuusfrstes ~ slueriorifr over
cher lines having frequent caanres and widely separate
neuoE. Auover charEes ana dama-ss promptly aOlsted.
ne steamers J. n LucEs J. n. DicEey and Phiadephia,
make direct cInnacfim with this ruad az 81. Lruls. and
ThrauEh Tickets from Memphis O. any Eastern OF NORTH
srn point a~aessihle hy Ralnld can Dc purchased % ths
Arruf7 q this place.
A. MITCHELL. saperinferdeut
b. SrOCEWELI- r.. Genn Fr't AE'L spriuEdrlL. I'D.
HOS II WILLIAM a CO. AEcuU
No aHlFard's Row. Memphis, Tenn
RALPH WALKER General AErlt
iebi-iv urusr an and Pine ss.. 81 Louis
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Fog SAFE.

GE NAEEs
EIGHT MILEs west Of Mou1I city. Criusnd-u
Il cuuuty. ArEansas, a zod Plutat.1ns drs- -
order of land 800 acres en- cultivation. $50
teadrleii So acres I'm he gac- Terms elsT- -
We also have 90 COO acres ~ Arkansas wId au1f az
sale lu down for cash. Asuu friends cEuiuE 10 are
compelled o. hsVe mlney, We s@ur- purchasrrs o. extra
ta-salu VIII b. given % m early nHpI-aaf- Can ana
pee plls % t1e lands. rscfs, range. fnm SD o. 4l
acres ant upward
mnn nmn-HH~a e. ErumU
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At PUBLIC AUCTION TO TIE HIGHEST
BIDDER.
HOPkFlElD j. destined % De- one amosr The great
eties q ne west Situated a. it l. opposite the city o.
Aempsts Tennessee, on the western bank o. The great
Mississippi river a. he eastern tarmiuusof he Memphis
and Little 70 K kalraad the oalY railroad Ia operation
beiNee" 81 Louis and AeW Orleans that p~enetrates te
great world west - the Mississippi river. and ne rasf
which I'LL IN a feW years connect Hausded With n
Pacific OceAn and ne s1lfhern terminus % the 81 Louis
and lr1n Mountain hailr1ad bsiuE tlcEed By the richest
country In TIE Ward nov 80 rauillg heiug oprned ant
putin Useful cultivation Tie prlprieinrs teemed o. IN
Necessary ir them % say a 'F1ni % -hoE the public that
HopeaeN is bound t' De ths Emporium where ne CON-
merce 90 i1e Grear Eesfei1 void viii center. The
Trustees viii als1 sell all The lsiis belo3urr % said
Company, cln-isfinE Of shult 50o1 acres within 4 lev
miles Of Memphis. G.. a. LOCKE A Co
Alellneers ani Zeal Estate nraEer.
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CHANCERY SALE
EORE PTCEERLAn.

DURsUAET % q decree % The Chaneery Court At Nen-
Il phis, rendered May Term, 1883. IN the cssas OF Bsr-
Elia G. Rainey aud cihes. v. The Memphis and
Chareston Railrasd Company sn1 ofberf. Eu-ene Ma
gevney. sdmiuisirator Of Michael Leonard deceased. ".
The LaGranEe ard Memphis Railroad Company md
others, and Peter Leonard ". The LsGFznEe md Mem
rhis Railroad Company and others. ] win on
Thursday. 0etOher 9th IS59
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TRAVELLING BAGS,
.lso the anes Assortment o.
W,HEOW BASKETS.
EEaFT ~C.fRREfGES.

OF every de=cription ever brunEni b. this market.
Travelling Baskets. Market Baskets Cluthes Baskets.
Dinner. Fruit snd Fancy Betets. Work Baskets end
Stands, Nursery and Flower Baskets, Willow Carriares
and Infant Chairs. The harvest and most ELEGANT assori-
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FOg. Rent.

Country Merchants and Jonhers vii please call an.
examine ouf stock before PURCHASING elsewhere, as vi
are suxious . make Customer
spss-Iy srRkssERI a LINK
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O.
LlTH0GRAPHIC ENGRAVING
DR.aWTyrG PARLIAMENTARY
farley Rloek gnew partl south Side Court sqaars,
BACK AGAIN.

Mars, Plans. shoE. Business and VISITING Carcs.
vi bc1dss NateS Drafts, Chccts. Certidcstes, Labels,
husic. fleua of h1iidlnEs, ETC.. ETC., erecuted In ths
nosf slatarsf- style ~ ~ A. nd a. reaaonahis prices.
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2So aeres 1000 n cultivation, In the Mississippi
valley. choi1s place. With a large force. On ten yearsf
time only interest pad annually in advance.
JANE YOUNG BIS Main street
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Eight acres VIII handsome improvements. three miles
frum Cauu s1rars. on new Gemaatovn Rid Hair IN
timber. rcrms reaa-nahie JANIS DUN
ui sls Main street
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FTSHE.F1G TICKLE.

two, three and four wheels. Of ever size and dezrun-
ever before in Meuphis.
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,. s. CLATBROOE,
WLLAL-MuL LII

Trustees.
Rrferts p B. WADDELL. AGENT, Union BiaeF. south
side ~ Court street. Memphis. srus-tfs
- The Nemphis Avalanche. Buiirfin, Enquirer. and
AnEeiser De- iuien-, 81 Lous Rrpuhlican, Des Arc
Citizen, Little Rex True nemccrat ans Helena shield.
coy tin day % sale and send hillsto B. h. WafdeH.