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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-30

HAs The SCHOONER Haines, Cant. 1t
trass, from Hayti, of and for Boston,
with a cargo Of logwood, etc, went
ashore during the gale of FRIDAY Night
last, on the south side Of Nantucket. and
ali hands rsTished. Her crew consisted
Of seven men. One body was found on
the beach. The vessels boat was found
upset half a mile from the wreck. The
crew prohahly ePdeavored to save them
selves in it, but Were eapsized before
reaching land.
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ESy A letter from st. Domingo says
the recent Spanish invasion left havoc
and desolation wherever the Spanish
troops penetrated. The invaders did moi
conline their depredations to the posses
sions of the natives, but destroyed o.
carried off property unfortunately re
CARELESS of the nationality of its owners
Many Americans and Englishmen arC
SUI ferers TO verv large amounts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-30

THE MANHOOD or TBES0UTH.-Sena-
tor Wilson, of Massachusetts, in his
speech in the Senate, used this strong ex-
preston "No people since the morning
Of creation, W fought a drawer battle
than the rebels" 1t Is a very marked
rebuke, from a high quarter, Of the rep
RESERVATIONS which have been made in
Hasper's Weekly and other kindred publ
cations, Of the Confederate army, wherein
we were all represented as little better
than a set Of tatteredmalions. Senator
WILSON goes on 10 say: "No men
were " Sc defeated, so su6jugated, so
cdnquered-conquered in the field; their
ideas annihilated forever; many Of them
ruined in future. No body Of men have
ever been 50 conquered and 50 punished.
Sir, l have it not in my heart to seek
their lives or their blood. But l believe
it 10 be the sentiment Of the country thal
we demand guarantees for the future, bur
that while we demand these guarantee.
we shall say nothing and do nothing t,
humiliate rto degrade any body Of mel
in the country"
If WILSON, the great apostle of radical
ism can thus estimate the Southern PEG
pie, may not the smaller fry Of fanatic.
foregothe hanging of DAvIsand LEE, ans
let US come hack, as President JOHNsoN
wishes Us, with all our manhood and sci
respect?
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LosT---FoUND.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
II Len n my stable some four months exc
one SOrrel Marc Mule, known As the properly
Of John Larkn- Il not called for in ten day :
viii Be sold IT, pay charges Also, one Grny
man, branded y &8&PC. Nc CJsTILLO.
December ., 1865. d13 3te
CTRAYED OR STOLEN.-From
- No. 80 shelby street. on the list Inst. one
small bay mare, IA hands high. has had adstula
ON the neck. which has left q scar. She WIS
uushod. ANY one leaving her AZ Somers& Co,
80 Shelby street, or giving Information 50 that
she can be got, VII DO literally rewarded
Dell Tvs JDHND MATHEWS
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Special Dispatch 20 the Cincinnati Enqairsf.
FRox WASHINGTON.
The SoutherB Nembers q be Admitted.

W~AsHrN6ToS, Dec. %.
The southern members held a caucus
on Wednesday evening, December TWEEN
tieth. anb resolved 10 90 70 their homes
and remain until March fourth, at any
rate. On the succeeding day, the sepFe-
tary Of state. IN conversation with Sen
ator Segur, Of Virginia, said p a the
Southern members would al be- admitted
on the r~eopening of the session, and r6-
quested Mr.. Segurto return by that time,
if he len the Capital. :
u Secretary gave 40 reason or f0un-
dation for his assertion, bat said i might
be relied upon.
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p65-There is Mt present living in
Sweden a young man aged nineteen,
who is nine feet five inches in height. Al
eight years Of age he was five feet fom
inches.
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MRS. ~DILLARD.-We have I'm store
vi one box OF assorted merchandise. marked
as above, sold about one or two years since
paid for. The owner will please bring up the
bill, pay for this advertisement, and take me
goods way.
TAYLOR & McEwEN.
del5 ln 50 Adams Street.
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ID w. BROOKS IL a Candidate
ID. for Tax Collector 81 Shelby county, at lne
ensuing March election NOES line
TO THE CITIZ Ems OF
L SHELBY COUNTY, am a candidate for the
Office Of Revenue Collector for Shelby county
az the ensuing Aarch election, and respectfully
ask your votes for the same. Very respectfully
noS|u F. W. CALDWELL
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To Mai-Gen. Grierson.
In reply to this letter, Gen. Grierson
had Gurley promptly relieved OF Inc
manaeles of which he complained.
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ID. News from Yucatan TO the 5th
inst, says the Journey Of the Empress Of
Mexico through Yucatan continued to be
attended with enthusiastic ovatious. AT
Merida the Empress made donations to
free schools, hospitals and eathedrals,
and gave three thousand dollars for dis
%trioutioa among the poor. She also
made donations of money to wounded
men, and 10 the FAMILIES of those killed
in the recent battle with the Indians.
The Spaniards in Merioa segesaded the
Empress ON the tw~entY-ninth uItimo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-30

H2- In the Congressional Directory
for the present Congress, twenty-on,
Senators and t~hirty-six Representative:
are marked thus, . Designating those
whose wives accompany them" Five
Senators andfourteen Representative are
marked thus, Z, designating those
whose daughters accompany them
Three Senators and four Representatives
are marked thus, 0 designating those
who have other 5Gd5e& with them. We
would here remark that none are marked
thus D, except such as are also marked
with a.
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SPLENDID PLANTATIONS
O SALE

1fO0 ACRES, GOO i'm cultivation, on ATkan-
l-tOO sas river. IS miles above Napoleon
All buildings necessary for farming, and in
complete order VIII be sold on liberal terms
owner desires to remain in Georgia. one of the
best places IN the State.
1000 Acres in " Levi Circle" near LacOnia.
600 acres ready for planting will be sold ex-
ceedingiy low for cash.
o Acres on Arkansas river, ISmiles from
Napoleon, 100 acres ciearsd. Cheap on liberal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-30

Hs-wiuiam Gilmore simmsi is making
a collection of the leading war poems
written in the South during Che rebel
linn
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HI CASE OF CAPRI q crp~

One of the most singular eases that has
arisen in u late cruel war is that OF
Capt. Gurley Of Alabama, charged with
killing Gen. Robert l.. McCOok, of the
Federal army. He was tried and con-
victed, and released as a prisoner of war
subsequently paroled and allowed to re-
turn home. And because he was elected
a sheriff Of the county in which Hunts
vile, Ala, is situate, he was rearrested
and ordered TO be executed under the
sentence of the Military Commission
and was again reprieved. Col. Nicholas
Davis addressed a letter TO the General
commanding respecting his treatment,
from which We extract the following:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-30

~ The Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazshe thinks this para
graph worth sending by telegraph
1--WE had q glimpse of the old days In
a street car Incident, yesterday. One OF
the chivalry on entering a car found a
negro la it, and ordered him to get ouf.
The colored man quietly refused. The
chivalry grew wrsthfal, drew a pistol,
and swQre he would blow the nfgger's
brains ont. The colored man was not
frightened, and the end was that the
gasconading ehfvalry got out himsele5,
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%6O REWAItD---stolen on the night
Of Mrz. Judge Harris, on Central .ysOue ~
miles rom Memphis, two BAY MARE MTLFS.
one about ID hands high, color a H.tIe light
about the nose, reached about three months
since, a little Lame In right hind f9st. horT
slightly disngured from disease ard a little LON
The other about tcurfeeu hands high, plump
and trim, and also reached some tim, 400.
both branded n ID " on left Shoulder baand
rather indistluct on large mule. The eioysr re-
ward viii be paid for their recovery.
de1 I've
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hHrA specimen of virgin gold has been
discovered in a tin stream in Cornwall,
England. 1t measures only three inches
in diameter, and weighs rather more
than two ounces.
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Aduainist9.at0g.,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
IN Einistration upon the estate OF IS. J. By
ram, deceased. were granted the undersigned
by the County Court OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, at a recent term thereof Creditors are
notified to present their claims, duly antheuti-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law.
]. Il. ORR, Admir-.
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re A Grand and Impo-
sing Procession will take
place on the 18th instant,
at II O'Clock, through the
streets, in which the La
dies viii appear on horse
back. Also, the perform
ers, dressed in beautiful
Roman costume. preceded
by the splendid English
Band Chariot with the
COmpdny's celebrated
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KEMPHIS APPEAL.
M HIS
sATsRDAY. ..... DEoE,uEE 30. Isss'

ATHENS IA1A.) PosT.-This sterling
new sheet made its appearance OF our
desk. We welcome it with much pleas
ure. AT its masthead We find the name
Of an old APPEAL employse-THos. Is.
EEyNoIDs. Success 20 Tom.
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EOR SALE-OR RENT will
L sell or rent my plantation near Preston.
four miles westOf Gamers station, and sixteen
miles nom Grenada. containing about three
thousand acres, seven hundred in cultivation.
mostly rich creek bottoms. The place is well
watered. has two good dwelling houses on tt.
anu all The necessary Out-buildings for two su-
pertor cotton farms, which will be sold together
or separately for part cash and the balance in
one and two years, or rented for a portion OF
the cotton crop. will also sell with the plan
tation, II not previously disposed OF, All my
stock, farming utensils, cotton seed, etc. etc.
Apply to sample, MitchelA 4 Co. 800 Front ST.
MeinphiS Tenn., or the subscriber on the
premises. REUBE FLEMING.
dg23 I'm
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NOR SALE ENfLOR C-gLrfvsrr8v
II or Shares. my excellent faITn Of FIJI. acres
m Upton county, =. miles northwest from
MasOnis Depot. on the NJ a e.. railroad I'D
acres In a nne stale Of cultivation. housz f4r f1
hands, and ali uef.essary oufiipuaE. I'm house
good orchards, with Ilnfu busheis Of c8ru-4aO
LES pork, 1851 or Hta9 lbs fodder. ~ heta n
cattle, ~ head % sheep &010 bushels cotton aei-
stock hogs. plantation Implements. teams. etc.
All things Al hand and complcf for planrn.-
Refer 10 Judge Swalne, and Jas F. 8ierrimln,
Memphis or myEets Ou the premise
del w A u III NJ.
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nA-A Psymaster of the United State.
army went into a Bank in Washington
on Friday, with fifteen thousand dollars,
which ne laid on the counter, andturued
about for the purpose Of writing a check.
His clerk entered ct the time, and like
wise placed on the counter a package Of
ten thousand dollars, and then engaged
in conversation with a friend. While
the Faymaster and his clerk We're thus
engaged, some party in the crowd stole
the fifteen thousand dollar package, with
which he made his escape unDatieed.
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FOR RENT.
20 r r f r
FOR RENT OR SALE.

offer for rent my farm near Oxford, on Tai
lehatehie River, continuing eight hundred acres
OF cleared land. The farm is as good as any in
this part Of the Stale, and in fine condition for
a cotton crop next year. improvements are
very good. VIII sell TO parties renting the
farm, Corn, Fodder. Mules, Stock OF all kinds.
Farming implements and Cotton Seed su Geient
to run the place, at market price. II the above
place is not rented by the 10th OF Janua,y,I
will sell my farm lin 81 abou: two thousand
acres, and stock ofal kinds. Terms ene-third
cash, the balance OF long time.
WIN. WEBB.
Near Oxford, Miss, Dec. %, 1866.
P.S.-Forfull description I refer to S. NJ Webb
& Co, Memphis. fde24 8wI w. ".
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DOR RENTING Beautiful Residence
II Of the late c. W. Cherry, with the hne
Grounds and Garden attached, one and a hall
miles south OF the city, on Rayburn Avenue,
will be Leased for one or more years 10 a good
tenant. The house is one Of the most elegant
and c~OmmOdiOusin the city, and has ample out
houses, stables, etc, attached. The lawn sur
rounding the house contains five acres of land
covered with beautiful forest trees, etc. and
laid out in handsome style. For terms see the
Undersigned, or Judge Lewis, ut Lewis a Fin
MES law Office, IN Stillman Block. DO Second
street. u. w. WILLIAMSON. JR..
de7-lm Administrator
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GALL AND SEE THEM.
81, 900 Pianos, by Steinway & Sons, Nunn's and
other makers
Elegantly bound Bibles and Prayer Books.
Fine Martin Guitars.
Papermaehe and Rosewood Writing Desks with
neat stationery articles.
Papermache Writing kSlios.
Music Boxes, from SO 10 Sl50.
Irving's, Dickens and Bayard Taylor's writ
ing; Waveriy Novels. and other standard
works
spiendidly hound and illustrated PoetscaI
Works.
French and embroidered Piano Covers.
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Or ans
Photograph Albums, from 81 to $50.
Gold Pens ant. Gold Pencils.
Ladies' Companions.
Opera Glasses.
Juvenile and Toy Books
Il b Z Blocks
And many other articles too numerana 20
mention
The above mentioned articles have been per-
sonaily selected by the undersigned. and will
be sold at the very lowest figures
kATZENBACH.
daciAlm
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~ Our friend, CHARLES 4. BROWN,
Esq. better known as Artemus Ward,
the quaint and genial humOrist, leaves
to-day for VickstaIrg. Nj. BRowN, dur
ing his short sojoum in the city, has
made many warm friends, who will not
0 forget the few social hours spent
with him.
We take pleasure in commencing him
TO the care Of the press Of Vieksbnrg, as
an honor 20 the craft, and one Of the
most genial and kind hearted Of gentle
men.
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II OTIS ON EXCHANGE ST
II lnavo Tor sale tnree dne Hesideucs TOIS
and a Dwelling containing SIX rDoms. No qi
exchange street Possession esn be gwen ne
sth of January II not sold Il VII be Tor emf.
MA BfCKFORD-
deaD y. No 3Exchanee BuiIdIng.
o r SA E
coAL-BEsT PrrTssURG-weH s=sened
and promptly delivered.
Office No ; Washington street.
de1-Ime r. r PACKER-
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
Ihave for sale. IN fair lems.two Of the bat
iOtsOn Madison street, between Main and Sc
eond. each AZ By iss5 feet. Tile goo1 For
further particulars inquire Of
CHAs. K. HALL.
deqT-fw Cl.m po- gQfs1~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sPLENDIo PIANOS.
Fresh Eggs.

lust RECEIVED, per steamer Silver Moon
~ 40 bbfs. Fresh Eggs. Selected and War
ranted, Tor sale at J. n. OLIVER q cos,
80 Madison Street,
de2s St DeSoto Block
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dp9 In s7 Front strict
ANDS IN C-RITTESDEN COTNTY. ARK.
4 near Mem phis, Pol SALF-Iag fefa-- (
miles from Marion ~ deaGeuai. urft class
sOn-bale to the ncre-al S. per acre. aI Acres.
Gi umbe-ed, 70 miles from Memphis. near the
river only 500 cash. NJ Acres. rich Bottom.
heavy timber, only sl-50n I'D Acres. ID cI-aras.
and cabin, only sL,HNu. - acres fm MIssasiurf.
improved, only 81, uul I,lD Acres. on the bans.
al siu, or timber at = cents
della TfrEr
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SUBURBAN

h Place which T now occupy, on vslen-
tine avenue, one and a half miles from the cor
porate limits % acres Of Rich Land. improves
~.~ata ee~-iat Of Sevv Two Story Frame BnIid-
ing, rooms; Stable, Carriage House and Barn;
Young Orchard OF Choice Fruits Cisteru. Wen.
etc. Title Perfect. VIII be sold on reasonable
terms. JOS ELLIOTT
del6 I'm I3 Madison street.
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OR EXCHANGE.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
II for O1Hef Property nne krlcE ke--
dence and Lot On Market street, containing Ten
rooms. Also a Family HoGEaWay. nearly new.
For particulars apply mt TIE Cfiien % Judge
Swayne, No 10 Woodruff Bioek NAN street.
j. WELLER
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VHREE VALUABLE PIANTA-
4 EAoNo EoA SALE IN BOLTNAR CuuNTg. Mss.
i have three valuabie plantations. which i
wish 20 sell at Eair prices, all well IN puve3, and
hdJeihlnB-eScept one small place between two
81 Them Mules sufficient 70 work all One o.
- acres one OF 20 acres, anu one OF 80 acres
cleared on each, all with large Old deadenings al
aehed % each. ~GoodquartsTs, ginsInd cisterns;
oxen and cattle
These places all have good and permanent
levecs on them, and a back leves six miles
long around all, making them independent OF
aLl other levees. Gallon me on the premises. or
Lacey y McGhee, Memphis, Tenn, for uarreu-
lars. Tides perfect. - FiETn
kEATDGkN LANDING. I&1. uOA-fm
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EaF Bayard Taylor is writing a new
novel, which has for the hero an Ameri.
can tourist. The New York eorrespon-
dent of a western paper gives this ac-
count of the plot;
"rhe gentleman fails in love with an
Italian beauty he accidentally meets at
Rome, in the dtei6ef Of an artist for
whoa she was sitting as a model. The
romantic lover is separated from his d.
viniUy again and again, lat at last, after
a variety of adventures and romantic
experiences, is welded 10 her, and the
tale ends most feliciJously, q it usually
does in the story books designed for the
e~difcation OF good little children. There
are some art criticisms IN the volume
that are mentioned favorably by these
who have seen the manuscript
be- Some of our "ooloredD friends
object 10 our use of the word negro. in
referring TO- them- With characteristic
afFectation they want to be, called "col-
ored people" We generally endeavor
to cali everything by its right name. If
we said "cOlOred man." we might mean
either a Monaghan, MalaysiaR, Indian,
Caucasian, or negro. The expression
would apply equally to a black man, a
blue mah, a green man, a red man, or
=" amy other mani" We use the word
negro because that is the name Of the
to which they belong; in the same
way that We use the word indian to des-
the aboriginal inhabitants Of the
country. Besides, black il mol a color,
but the absence Of All color, and there's
fore a black man IS not a "coiored man.
but a no-eolored man. Would they pre-
Ter the latter title?
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WANTS.

WANTED-A teacher 10 AXE charge OF
w asmall school in the Countryside mum
Der OF pubils not to exceed t~weive-n single
man Of experience. 70 teach the classics ~ vel
astle English branches.
Apply AZ this office. dem I've
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FOR LEASE

JUST ED.
AND FOR SALE,
80 bXs. Chas. Fare Champagne,
Direct Importation.
100 bags Cotton Yarns, asS'd Sizes.
10 boxes Cuba Sugars,
100 bbls. Refined sugar,
100 cases IIerFingS,
20 bags Black Pepper,
20 bags AIspiee.
80 lbs. NutmegS,
80 lbs. Cloves,
% coils Grass Rope,
100 cases asserted Pickles,
30 half bbls. MaekeFeI,
100 kits MaekereI,
100 Kegs sale cal. Stewards n. Y. SiruB,
100 kegs Lard.
10 ties. Fresh Sugar Cured Hams.
50 eases Plantation BitteFs,
100 boxes Raisins, in Or. hf. and whole,
100 boxes Virginia Tobacco,
100 eases Oysters,
100 boxes Candy, assorted.
Also, n Large Stock or
PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
WORMLEY, JOY & CO,
de- ivy 80 Front street.
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Good Dwelling and Cabins, new Gin and Iron
Screw Press, andtn Stock and Provisions some
5000 worth, All together, as they stand. SISO0O
in specie or its equivalent The place, without
the personally, is worth S]0,O00. There are
thirty-iive hands On the place.
We hav5 several other places ut low down
figures. Also, City Property. Call on
BEARD q CARR.
Room No. 20, Jackson Block, Main St
deL-lW
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Non-Freezing Pumps.

lust Received n for sale a lot Of the above
j PBMPs.
J. Y. POWELL & CO.
de26 Nv No = Monroe street
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QUEEN VICTORIA,

RtA
And was used for many
years by the Dutchess OF
Kent, mother OF the
Queen, in the Grand Pro-
cessiOn which always
passes from Buckingham
Palace to st. James Park,
to the House OF Parlia-
ment, where Her Majesty
goes every yeartO inaugu-
rate the ceremonies.
This carriage Is the gen.
uine article. and has never
been exhibited to the
public in America before
this season.
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cts Trained
Animals,

introduced by Herr Lengel
1t has MadamOzelle Tour
nsir it has Madame Cas-
tellO; 1t has Miss Lncy
Watson ; il has Miss
Roberts; IL has the
Clown IL has Dan Cas-
tellO; IL has ID. DernOtf,
aud all the greatest novel;
ties Of the age.
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REWARDS.

.VCO Of the 9th INST, from the stable on
Center alley, between OVerton and Jackson
streets, q Large Bright Sorrel Horse MULE
eigns Or nine years cid, about sixteen kancs
higll small white star on forehead; no other
marx remembered The above reward viii be
paid ON delivery OF said mule 10
dez 1w q
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MULES FOR SALE Forrest &
Mules Tor sale al hariwick. Patterson g Co.'s
Stable on Washington street. between Third
ami Fourth Can soon lfycu want 4 tarzdn-.
de3f 2wp
DLANTATION FOR SAlF--Ws
4 Oner for sale a very superior Cotton rIznta-
ton, four miles Rom the river, in Bc1fvar Co.,
Mississippi IL Is only necessary 10 state tlaE
this Is a strictly q No place, 0u which three
hundred bales Of 1calttou we're ma1e ll Dol.
fhere i a Handsome Residence. Ouc-buillugE.
gin house, framed cnbimE-im facf-alI tle ru-
pOintments OF n complies cotton plantation.
Also, for Rent, a place aI.anlng the above.
with equal improvements aud seven hundred
acres open- 10th places have been occupied
during the war. They are che property 1f a
gentleman Of South Carolina, and q great n
ducemeut f. offered % parties proposing % rIaur
cotton next year As these plantations are
unsurpassed BY any In tne Mississippi valley.
We wouid invite attention to shem f8rlwuh-
FOR further particulars. inquire a.
de22 Wv - ront street.
PLANTATION FOR SAIF-A
GOOD CHfANeE F6R a B4Et-fIN-T
offer fOrsale my plantation. lying eighr mites
south Of Wythe Depot. FayeIe county. Tenn
The tract contains about lTU acres. Ep acres
cleared and in good state OF cultivation. eaual
in fertility and other advantage 10 my in the
county IL has a good frame dwelling with
six rooms, twelve cabins, new GIN and pres,
ice house aud stables.
For further Information apply 20
ECWLkES &>TEFFEY.
- Jefferson sfruet.
Memphis. Tenn,
or to the undersigned on the PREMISE
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