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Gen. EwIng-The Writ OF Habcns
Corpus-ElsftorB at the Executive
Observation-Disclosures in the Old Capt.
tol-Mortaffty among Freedmen
The Presidents Message.
TAsHMr7oS, Nor. e9.-BnE. Gen. Charles
Ewing Of the q. S. yolunleesE, lately commanding
4 brigade in She1Man'e army, h1z resigned his
Commission in the volunteer service and gone upon
duty ns Captain and DzeVet Colonel In the regular
army.
There Is good sea.ou to believe tho President
will, tn fcw days, Issue a proclamation restoring
the privilege Of the wit OF hdteas t0fpns. As 4
conscqucncc. there will be military commissions
Or courts to ty offences in disttlcts where cases
1t may be asserted With confidence that there IL
no truth whatever in tue statement that JET Dasis
Ia to be tried BY military court
There Was larEe crowd OF visitors At the EKecu-
4lse Mnnton tottAy, including several military OIL
cets and U. 5. Senators. The President wa occu.
pfcd With yt.itors until after fire O'Clock.
Tie highest number Of prisoner in Old Capitol
p11epn al any one time during the rebellion was
LOCI. but according 10 official rtufns to-day there
nc only eleven confined at this time
OflcfM retuIns received At fhe frrcdmcn'e Du-
ran. show that OF ten Thousand free negroes
1mouept down Cape Fear River in. March last 10
| Wilminetop BIZ Gen. Sherman, tTo thous8nd died
1rnn fhc 1;lh Of March the 8let Of May Tor want
n medical attention. which II was impossible 10
sttrd thtu1 at that time. Since the establishment
~ fhe medical department Of the Frecdmaoss bu'
tr4n ~ b North Ca.oAna, the mortality among the
II i beueyed thaf The Fzcs1de1ta message md
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ANiLINE DYES,

sDlRmond Brand"
ANDEEYKOF1CZ DDEK. 4oie asenss for he EnTp-
peao msnu!Aeturtst. i So HoTth ThlrdsI+ th,eoes.
ph3, nd ll9 n. NAdtxeu It, ChieAxnsl III. 3-1t.os+
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Nem embellishments.

Nem AQnRrll8RNuFMl4.
AUCTION SALE OF
l2O LOTS,
&C John Tsaber's Saloon, 130
Archer Road.
Aosi1os g ssiesss ss1x @ aessriasa 10 % s ;hs
FuB1.1U AUCTION,
At the Saloon ofJoap RaesT, 13s Archer Raad, on
THURSDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER sutA,
Ats O'Clock. a9d IN adjourn The sale from evening
70 sxsTAeE ICY sai tas tots are aisposed ot.
E1as-osshsif essa. .aa .ne balance In ona aud
r. lots ea Iagss pon:!as an. ea
tss@ q.E,Ss Is laestea ssfz de.aaiaoaas' 'a's o.
Flats tbs Gsoand and Abstract OF Title 10 be seen
~ cs5 once es "''h'nst3R %4hfs si1fft kEnroor
IMPORTANT TO LADIES !!
BARGAINS, BARGA1Sss
Still Gfeater Inducements Offered
RECEIVED THIS DAY FROM AUCTION;
Large ASSORTMENT choice Goods which will be sold
PEI cent less than my other In thla city DARE
n..., READ THIS rnIgE LIST
- me Bleaehed shrtinE 1t 70 cents. laat Non.
-. se'oTsa c.lIcos at ,sx cta-, worth ono week
aiuce q cents.
DRESS GOODS
Fine RePpa 62x ets:, sold Monaay 1t 3ioo.
Dclaiucs at IS and y cents.
down s1nce Monday Is Cents per yard.
-E7LA.NNE
Large limo low offered at prices which defy conpe-
tttou. Fine Shaker Flannel, very heavy. Ak yards
wide, white and colosed.
5HA"I18
Heautifm Assortment At less aaan manufacturers
CIoAK8
FINE NArER-FRSSIfs. x8.50,p 10 p'''e
eae4s ii e 1ow ss @ 70 ana all
guarantee teeli Cloaes of Iii Kinds fom :, to -
less than any other house ia this city.
H'D'E'Fs. HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.,
At prices which make the merchants Of ths city Iook
ana wonder. Henkutched t1lnen) 1ldkfs At Is Cent.
wo5a S9s; H. oee Linen do. At laxc .5c and
mo"2 eI1e's iow Fest assortment chEasen'
ali tfe aboTe goods were purchased At Auction and
are very desfable md ihe grcasest bargains ever ol
BAK6AiNs s now osered Remember
G. Fl. nIARSLASD'S, 1863 Randofph-St.,
Three doors vest OF Court House.
nosoJ:s0 It TnAsu net
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follow the example Of F1arce aud England, and
viii forthwith abolish The passport Egstem On the
hpntIers Of tho Empire.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

In the case Of schalIer agalnet the Second avenue
abroad, the Jury rendered verdict AGAINST Inc
, 1865-11-30

mr.. Co1fALss Spccch-Trlal or the Old
Capitol Jaifor-orEanlzatlon of mn
Army Retiring Roard-Report Of the
Comptroller Of Currency-1ncrense OF
tho Regular Army Proposcd-Sup-
piles for tie Sou%h-peAth Of Gen. De
.*====ey.
WAsH1He7ox, Nov. 29.-All statements to the
effect That the President had expressed dissats.fac
the President 70 be without foundation.
The late }ailor OF the u1d Capitol Prison, Capt.
Weiss, ts On tssl before Military Commission
fnr1ikhtug Henry Wisz md Gen. Hrisroe, who
were Imprisoned at the came time, with playing
cards, refreshments, etc.
- ny oraer ot the President, IN Army Retiring
Board hae beeu organized. contifdns OF Major Gem
eEa1e Hancock. Meade and Hooker, Col. Simpson,
Medical Director Of the Middle Department, with
er, Who Nil assemble periodically At fhiladefphla
mud examine md reJoH npon ali applications for
retirement from the regular te1v1ce.
yestc1dsy sent 70 the printer. In treating the ques.
ison os National Bank. and cus1cncy, he scstrs 10
taxes and The revenue which have bearing on The
aable facts to our lawmakers, which, II sustained
hy proper legislation, till 70 crcat nay toward
solving the present ufn1cut financial problem II Is
understood ,hat be will urge the removal Of The Ba.
A prominent question before the next Congress
wfIl be the increase OF the regular army. Gen.
Gssai is understood to fay9f DE mns,etas o9t q
service ~ would make the nominal strength Of the
regular army about =, 100. Too little attention
has heretofore been paid to esfalry in times Of
drilling this arm Of the tcfrico nay also be re-
commended.
pI,cs IN the Southern states, consequent upon tic
gradual Withdrawal Of troops, has caused Gen.
Howard to iseue circular authottHn: the nssist-
....r, Sf1}1 rAynnintnr Hneh
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BARGAIN.

dissolution. n partnership
II heretofore existing between H G. West.
Geo. A Cochran and A. L. Harris, under The
style and firm Of West, Cochran & Co., Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. A. T. Harria
Is alone authorized TO use the name Of Wesg
Cochran Co, in settling up the business q
said hrm. H C. WEST.
GEO A. COCHRAN,
A. HARRIS
NOTICE.-Au personsiudebted 70 the late
- EEE Of West, Cochran & Co, VII please
come forward and settle their Indebtedness
WITHOUT 1unGsS notice, and all perSonst % whom
the late arm > u[Poted VIII present their
claims to me for adjustment
"a. l. UARFrE
once over Stratton Goyar O..
Dee ., l&fde7-zW~ No Is Front 81
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Ia We learn from parties from Gal
latin, says the Nashville Gazette, that
quite a fracas occurred there this day
week. The circumstances are repre-
scented as follows: Mr.. Murphyan ex-lieu-
tenant Of the Federal army, was pushed
of the side walk during the morning
by anegrO soldier. Seeing the negro pass
his house shortly afterward he inquired
his reasons for so doing, which brought
on an alteration, terminating by the
negro rushing upon Lieut.. Murphy with
fixed bayonet. The blow was partially
warded of by Col. Murphy "a
brother Of the Lieutenant who re-
ceived a severe cash over the eye
from the bayOneL The negro
took to his heels and both the Colonel
and Lieutenant drew their pistols and
fired four or five shots at him without
effect. Mr.. W. H. Gregg started for
headquarters for the purpose Of having
the negro arrested, but on the way he
was surrounded by several negro soldiers,
who maUled him considerably and took
him 10 the lookup. Discovering their
mistake they proceeded TO the house Of
Murphy, and attempted TO force an
entrance by battering the door, but with
out effect. We learn that the military
investigated the matter on Saturday, but
the result Of their action has not trans
Uirpd
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-Two year. Lsass. stock
IL and a1Lurea. Ga a=tole On Main SIX eL Toe
-lock q new. and VII meet with ready sale
apply al 81 Main Street. dsf- Nv
EOR SALE--Five Pair dns Esuucy
II Mules rOr Terms. ere, apply -
DCbDSE a ROgERT=uW
DELI 81 No "a Front Sfarat
L o r SA l. E.
A three story fswelled 'front.' DTeIiuzU5u-s
situated On Madison street. north sl fa.uaen
Third and Fourth. Apply 20
SPEED, DONOHo. FOTTE e O..
del6-lwe q Madison ST.. uD stairs
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Il W. LEWIS-Ia a candidate FIR ne
Il. legislature. Election, December q. Is@
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FOEN SALiE OK REM
AvaIHabis plantation On Coahoma county
Miss, nine miles from Frars Point contain
ing liz acres 80 in cultivation ana under o.
good fence THERE'S on the place an -ree-e1t
dwelling out-houses gin house. press aa1ls
cribs and good w-ater-nsthing to DO 5at % "a,
% making cotton. 1T. PETIT q CO..
- No. "a Monroe street.
I AND FOR SALE Fed oTz 20
%" acres with sufficient wood land. near
Rdgway station, twelve miles east Of fss civ
on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
part Of which Is fine, rich Acton land For
terms etc. apply 10
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1T Gen. Beauregard has written the
fnLLnMinu Iatta- To a.. Il L II IL

NEW OELEAys. November Is. ls5.
Ny Dear Sri beg leave 10 thank
you for your article Of the 9th Of Octo-
Der, in reply 10 an attack upon me by
the Paris AUeHir National, a paper which
ought TO be satisfied that I am not a SOL
der Of fortune. When my native State.
Louisiana, required my services, l drew
my sword without hesitation, as a son
rushes 10 rescue his mother from the tor
REM, without thoughts Of his own safety.
At one time, in order 10 escape the ha-
tired Of the Northern fanatics, I thought
Of seeking a refuge in Brazil, but the
generous sentiments expressed by Presi-
dent johnson toward the Southern States
have persuaded me, together witha great
many other Confederate officers and sol.
diers, % remain in Louisiana. I prefer
70 live here, poor and forgotten, than 10
be endowed with honor and riches in a
foreign country.
WIKI sincere respect, your obedient servant.
q. 7. BEAUREGARD~
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CONTRIBUTION AND PARDON.

A case Of very great interest is now be-
fore the Supreme Court at Washington,
involving the question as to what extent
the Presidents pardon carries with it ex-
'emption from the effects of the Confisea-
ton Laws. The case is that Of LEROY
NJ. WILEY, which wa tried before the
United States District Court in the city
Of New York. and excited some attention
in the early part Of the year. The aP-
neal Is 10 reverse the decision given
There. which covered the "conhsca-
tioD sud forfeiture Of seventeen hun
drea and ffty-six shares Of the capital
stock of the Great Western Railroad
Company Of eighteen hundssd and fifty
nine, and Of upwards Of fifty thousand
dollars due on coupons of bonds Of the
same corporation, and involved the
question. Does the Presidents pardon
remit the sentence of forfeiture Of rebe.
property and reinstate the rebel in all his
rights thereto @" The decision Of the
court will affect a great many persons in
the South, and Is looked forward to with
much interest.
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THREE VALUABLE PIANTA-
L rIONs Dor SALE ~ BOLIVAR CgT Mlss.
Il have three valuable plantations, which /
wish 70 sell at tair prices, an wei Improved and
a"djoining-xcept one small place between TWO
Of them. Mules sufficient 70 work all One OF
SO acres, one Of 51 acres. and one OF 80 acres
cleared on All with large old deadauiugSat-
tached 70 each. G0od quarters, Ensaud cs-erus-
oxen and cattle.
These places all have good and permanent
levees on them, and a back levee six miles
long around all. making them independent OF
all other levees- Call on me on the premises. or
Lacey q McGhee, Memphis. Tenn, f0r rarieu-
lars. Titles perfect. &. j. FlELD
KENTUCKY LANDING. ISl. uo--Im
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Z . r ) A l. l.
FTNF APEANsAs prrrp no----.- 80

FINE ARKANSAS RIVER BOrr1u LAND
From eight 70 ten thousand 500 90 II1al
acres OF nne Arkansas River Boston, Lands
lying twenty-five miles below Little Rock
On Clear Lake. This Land Is above overflow.
and VIII produce nom one to 1.-TWO laias1T cotton
per acre. 10 mas heretofore been cultivated as
three separate Plantations, but lies in one body,
and can De conveniently worked as aslu-.s
Plantation From eighteen huudreI r1 three
thousand $50 TO 3.0luI acres are ready for cuI-
t~vatiOn, about equally divided between rhs
three places A good Frame Dwelling House
i on one place, and comfortable Log Dwelling
Houses On each Of the others. Good Gin Houses
and all necessary out buildings on each place.
VIII sell each place separGlely, OF all 90 one
party.
Apply to R. ". BABNES. Agent
At 0nice OF J. &. McDads Z Co.
Cotton Factors, No 80 Front street. up STAINS.
HaaaTur nfn-a-ra. r--
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NA
Mr.. Schenck. from he onr,it+
Military Affairs, reported a ioint On
ton requesting the President 10 sIs9oI5
any order mastering out offoers
veteran Reserve Corps until Coz
snaH nave time % consider wbaf 49,;
non shaI be made Of the eorpz a 49,
Goalt occurred on the resolution d,rf.-
%IIyl Alr. Schenck said that the nriyata5
NHglh 20 the corps, for the orea+os
- nau Oeen mustered cut and ~
SS,iG was noV, What was 10 he a.
"Ith Ihe Officers? The officers LINE
NOV De snmmarily dismissed ont sno9d
service, they having famiIies Suo OF h
upon them for por dependent
remarks by other
nnaue, when the joint e4oiSt were
On motion Of Mr..
look up and c~oncur.pS ~ tne House
TO tbG Joint rasai 9ehate's
Poiuug d cOnrAittee OF ffteso sp-
IlteI anu report on the eopditio,U " con-
dHeo Confederate STATES 'he
Suasdler resumed his rer,.
'Pp1S'oI to the resolution. IN
10 T. Aaeona, Of Pennsylvania
tha ~ Nf' b~arnsworth's resolution 49,
nsagTeed to-forty-three aoaipst
Auadred and thirteen "9@iAS1 one
SaianSt ITesoIuion was then referred 70 b
ern States. on the South
wo ortiz Ilou5e then took up Mr. F,rrs-
eoIth resolution heretofoIo arms
ola5ilg mat justice required fbst 90 ue
soidiSrs oe admitted 70 all the riobColole1
privileges Of citizenship. rignts and
H. ~ nlIVea to refer it 10 the select o,o
ut.5g u HIUeen on the condition. 80 I'm IN
so,ealied Confederate States Of the
MI; ohandier Of New York. tool
10 the white. man va equal
,xniratIon ~ ~ We're suspended bv the
adjourned. the Houce
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PASSING AWAY. Our obituary de-
psrtment to-day records the death Of
Judge JOHN A. NooE, of this city, and
Of Mrs. MARIA W. KING, of the vicinity
Of Memphis. Judge NooE was well
known and universally esteemed by our
citizens, and his death will occasion gen
eral regret and sorrow. Mrs. KING was
also wen known for her many noble, in
tellectual and moral qualities. We eI-
tend to the survivors of both our heart
felt sympathies.
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AM FOR SALE Field of1 10

EINE PLANTATION in Ca-.u
Il county MIS- ~ -ALE=Er ra= -rH
5N9 ana nall mles of The AflsEs-tUrl Car-r-
Railroad has ll4 aer-s. 1a under rearr-
-oel N FelE zen creek bottom u hu.dueI-
oll ho4@s d luelT Warerad. and Ea- er1|r.-
orchard Of best n1its. WIN the r.rr-Tr1,
wheat, cotton SEED. and eva~v f-.---- -
stock. - any one WII furnish fEa e5rlf4T ~
1uy the ARM 4 gentleman who is In "a 5o-srqr
enough 20 work Apply To-
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SS- A Nashville Deputy Marshal was
tired upon by a party Of negroes whom,
ne interrupted in the act Of burolar,-
he exhausted his ammunition in return.
ing the fire, and having re-supplied him.
sell, found the black birds gone.
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Ar Perhaps the most singular COM
piication which has yet grown out Of the
test OATH occurred, a short time since. I'M
Cooper county, where an EnglishmaD. a
preacher, named Mclean, was arrested
for preaching without taking the oath
Vow, this famous oath is not only An
oath Of loyalty in the past, but also AN
oath ofallegiance in the future. Mclean
very reasonably, objected TO taking an
oath TO the United States, as he is a Brit
lsh subject, and does not desire 10 re-
nounee his allegiance 10 Queen Victoria
so he has prepared a statement of The
case for Sir Frederick Bruce, the British
Minister, and II is probable Nj. Seward
VIII have to say something about n
But If Mclean can preach without
taking an oath, he has superior uriyi-
leges TO a native, and there's a case for
Know N%Othings. Any way YOU turn n
h case Is kotty, and the solution 10
VIII be found in the precise way that ali
the troubles Of the clergy will be solred
Dy this requirement-bY allowing the
clause 10 remain a dead letter.
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ing laulus ana 5LaDte room Tor elguty uau44
For terms inquire Of
WILLIAMSON, HILL CO..
No. dB Front street,
de92w Memphis, Tenn
TOR RENT-The Beautiful Residence
II OF the late g. ". Cherry, with the fine
Grounds and Garden attached, one and a half
miles south Of the city, on Rayburn Avenue,
VIII be Leased for one or more years 10 a good
tenant The house Is one Of the most elegant
and cOmmOdiousi in the city, and has ample ont
houses, stables, etc, attached The lawn sur
rounding the house contains I've acres Of land
covered with beautiful forest trees. etc. and
laid out in handsome style. For terms see the
undersigned, or Judge Lewis, az Lewis & Pm
MES law Office, IN Stillmau Block, 30 Second
street B. W WILLIAMSON. JR,
de7-3W Administrator.
NOR RENT OR LEASE Store stand in
II the business and growing town OF Pine
Bluff, Ark, with a small dwelling attached, az
the low price of Thirty Dollars per month II
application is made soon 10 VI. Combs, IT., &
Co, Attorneys at Law and Claim Agents, Room
No. 2 PostOtice Building, Memphis, Tenn.
The above stand Is suitable for a family
grocery. nOlslm
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LosT--FoUND.

/ OST.-On the Levee, Decewber LID, q
II Carpet Bag and Spencer Edi Or ntus
value 70 any one buE the owner Auaela
Iesau EuI oe paid 70 the finder on lsa1ns ne
AIqeies with C. W-Poulson. Gayosa House
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FOR

Entirely above overflow. eighty miles below
Memphis, on the east bank Of the river, and ~
miles from it; Eight Hundred Acres Cleared
Land, entirely refenced this fall; Frame Dwell
ling, Cabins and Stable room for eighty lands
For terms inquire Of
MIIIIANSON HTTIA On
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IA Boston has gone TO work IN earn
est. Having accepted the mission 10
elevate the negroes, and generally TO set
right these miserable DISCOUNTED times.
she is working as only New England
P~uritauism can in such a caase. The
following paragraph, from a " loyaI0
Journal Of that city, indicates the agen-
cies employed by Roston to accomplish
her designs
The sailing Of the bark Thomas Pope,
Of New York, bound for MOnrOvia,
Africa, cleared at our custom house this
afternoon, having OF board ven mis-
slonsries as passengers, and tw~enty-nine
thousand gallons OF New England run
as part Of her cargo"
PROBABLY no people but the BostOnians
would have hit upon so happy a combs
nation. II that cargo does not "a ele-
utterly at fault.
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This would ordinarily be regarded "a
lndisputable evidence Of a short crop. and
would consequently csuse a wild specIIa-
tive excitement. But packers do not zee.
a " short crop" in it now, and therefore
hogs are declining in value instead Of adj
vancing. The trade feel confident that
there are hogs enough in the country.
but owing TO the great abundance Of corn
and the good feeding weather expert
encedi they delay their coming in order
70 take on more meat. Ii Will, however.
require lively work, especiallyat Chicago,
70 catch up with last years business.
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B9- A poor womanin Nashville, fifty
four years old, was turned out Of her ten
ement on Thanksgiving day, because Of
her inability to pay her rent Having
no shelter, she was found dead in the
the debris Of her household goods.
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GOLD AND SILVER WANTED.
Cro,cder q Co.,
Tobacco Agents,
AND
Commission Merchants.
No. 214 Front Street,
AEAPHLS.---.---.-.....--. TENNESSEE.
u. S. Bonded Warehouse, No. 1.
dei6-lm
Tf.ltstee's NnLe.


DY virtue Of a deed of trust executed to me
ID by Joseph r. Stoner, on the 18th May, 1862,
and duly recorded In the Registers Office Of
SHELBY county Tennessee, on the sd May, 1882.
IN book No d. pages 4S4, 45 and 436, I will sell
for cash, to the highest bidder, in 'front.' OF the
court house, ia the city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
az pubic auction, on the 18th day Of January,
1866, the following real estate, lying and being
in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, and de-
serioed as follows, to-wit: beginning at the in
teFsection Of the west side OF Seeond alley with
the south side Of Jefferson street, thence west
Wardly with the south side OF JefferSon street
forty feet thence sOuthwardly. a parallel
line with Main street seventy-four feet three
inches; thence eastwardly, a parallel line with
Jefferson street, forty feet to the southeast cor
ner OF lot No. %, on the west side of Second
alley thence northwa-dIy with the west side
Of Second alley seventy-four feet three inches
70 the northeast corner Of said lot, to the tegfn-
ming, the above described property being part
Of lot no. - on the plan Of the city OF Mem
phis, and on which stands the four story brick
house No. 81 Jefferson street, known as the SEN
ate The equity of redemption Is waived.
sale VIII commence at u O'Clock NJ.
EDWIN NJ. YERGER,
deth IDS Trustee.
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WANTS.


A few gentlemen can be accommodated with
Day Board, at III Adams 81 near Catholic
Cnurch- deI4 A.
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B9T A mar calling himself Mai. Dicks.
and among whose papers was found 4
commission from Gov. Oglesby, ~appoint-
ing him Sergeant-Major Of Illinois Vol
unteers, wa arrested in Charleston. :
c., lately, for having extensively swim.
died the people by pretending TO collect
claims for the government for the cotton
and other property destroyed in Sher.
mans march through the State.
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Cotton Farm for Lease
or Rent.
PLANTATION FOR SALE
SPLEyDm pWFILTyG House.

And a full supply Of cotton seed.
The attention OF the public f. invited 90 this
plantation as enc Offering great inducements TO
those wishing 60 plant.
For Terms. ETC., sppIy to r MULLEN,
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-COTTON AZ

west OF SenatOuia, situated in uez1-8 COUNTY
Hiss. containing Ole acres 90 acres cleared
enclosed aEu IN me state OF cultivation The
uncleared land Is finely rimbered. The eTe4--f
land consists Of Valley, Second VALLEY. and \
small portion OF Upland, and extends o. Arsn-
butler creek which gives an 0urler-1 Eua stock
range This plantation Is wen adopted 10 the
growth OF Cotton. and Is one Of the best S-1s-
farms IN the state, having SIX bold uevar alE-
ing springs upon the place, wiki good zrszz .Hr--
The improvements consist Of rH0--rI-v l.u-u
log Residence, i've Eue CablusWL-l lrIaErrlm-
neys, cribs, stables, etc. fine Mules. Oxen
wagons, Corn. Fodder, HOS. Farming L~rI-
mentsin large supply, Cattle, etc. Is acres are in
orchard OF young trees. In fun ueuraE- or every
variety OF uulL- A good Tan Iardrsr-E ursen
Watts, already in order Pork Hogs SUf-eIeut 20
apply the farm for a year; negro tl59r on he
place, and can Be hired 1u1taa uelr. AgrelE
bargain VIII be given For terms. Apply 10
Royster, Trezevant &Go-, Real Estate ar1Earz.
No jefferson Block. W. c. WYNN
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