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LDON ACRES on the above ROad-One mile
%OO from P-ocahOutas. Two dus Dwellings.
clubhouse. orchards, Wells and lasting Springs
One hundred acres in ruitiVatiuu-ctu be
bought al the Low PRICE OF 80 per acre.
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RECRUITING % MExTco.-A teller
gram informs "a that recruiting FOR the
Liberal army is going on IN the city Of
New Orleans. The bounty offered IS
$500, whereof 500 Is paid here, aud the
balance when the recruit gets to Mexico.
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TELEGRANs.-The following telegram.
remain in the Office uncalled for: Hob
lnghesd & Co, P. Hamilton, A. GATES
White, Chennett Wolf, James Garden,
Taylor, McEwen & Duke, Col. John
Moore, :. d. Eaton. VIM. NJ. Connor,
J. F. Pierson, L. Oppenheiner, A. y.
Lewis, II. l. French, q. II. Breakers, A.
5 Mitchell, Bostick, Griffith Is Co,
Captain steamer Commercial, John l..
Northrop & CO., John q. Wallace d Co,
John b. Cole, c.. y. Robinson, J.. s.
Lloyd, A. = Livermore, F. 5. Davis, J.
J. Order, J. ". Leftwieh & Co, Mary
Kelley, Lindauer, Pollock d Co, Jones
Brothers.
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Main Street.

TWO COTTAGE BUILDINGS, on Main street,
4 below tho VI. . z. r. n.
One twO-story FRAME HOUSE, for two teue-
ments, finely arranged.
LOT, GOby 100 feet. Terms, $1,000 -one-fOurth
cash D and Y months.
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AurtIcn sale OF Dry Goods, every day, al r.
j. Dalton a Co.'S. 90 North Court street. between
Main and Second. until the entire stock is sold.
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Dry Foods - Auction IOne week mor'
at r. J. Dalton & Co.'S, &c Nerh Court street. Be
tween Main ana second.
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The banks did "A large discount business again
to-day, aud the Money market is AS close as il
has heretofore lately been.
good inquiry for seven-thlrties was eNpe-
riencsd again to-day, maintaining rates firmly
rs they have lately been quoted.
are steady at &4@Ztsc. prem,
buying, SIC. prem, selling
Ten-forties are without change in rate, and
but little doing in them.
The New York Netrs OF the 5th says:
There WIS quite n manic feeling In the Gold
! room on saturday, and a further decline OF ~
az per cent. nom Fridays sales, making tlie
whole decline, since the Government sales Of
the week previous, nom 1874 70 1851 per cent.
! The impression prevailed a. the day advanced
/ Thar part of the sales were pressed on a decliu-
ing market Tor Sitoff account. How lar lnts
may be SO we are NOT able 10 know. The dill
Gully OF carrying Gold al nom , to Z per cent.
Interest on lie Currency advanced upon IT, was
less married Than ten days ago, whilo The Gov
eminent was "a large seller: bat the look OF tile
Exchange market and the nature OF the last
financial and cotton news nom England, appear
TO have discouraged a good many OF the large
holders who thought they were doing a good
thiug Ia buv. while the Government was a free
seller in anticipation al urmer Exchanges. II
In reselling on Friday and saturday, at the best
rates The Gold room would afford, the example
has been followed 20 any considerable extent
by spectators for a further decline, the TACT
VIII soon manifest itself on the supply or Gold
certificates for delivery, and the terms on
which they eau be borrowed and lent. Bills ON
London, after the sailing uf The days steamers,
were steady at iUsi 5tass for standard bankers.
rhe export Of Gold bans by the steamers is SGl,-
HH- "a WAipiS 9lNNt" oAFoAb VI AT NSoh 'nA9
s.5.lj3.
The Louisville CHT.er Of tine Stil saysI
Money rules easy at 8dl2 per cent.
sold WIS steady To-day. The opening rate in
New York WAS 1887; at eleven am. 10 stOnd
1885; at twelve m. l33l4: at one pm. 1891,
chasing at 1851. Bnt few transactions Were
made here. Brokers were buying at L32lf, and
selling at 1881.
Government Securities were In good request
to-day. with no change TO note in quotations.
Southern aaaneY is dull.
Silver IS purchased at 1910 Der cent. under
Gold.
Compound Interest Noies are in request at
quotations given below
Exchange is scarce. Dealers offer 10th 10
l-lUtn per cent PREMIUM, and sell at I-lOth 10
i-Sth premium.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock was
selling to-day at So.
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New EesGSuTguA tesSrS. B.. HOllander a
Charles Berlgn, VIA Open tas Cosmopolitan
Restaurant at No. IS Monroe street, ou Tues
day next aui have entirely renovated and
put ina splendid order every part Of the esta-
blishment. They will keep ~ aI times every
laxury the market affords, and hsge a Bar
stocked with all kinds OF The finest Wine- and
Hqgars, aud sesars Of the most approved
brands. EIM lake day bosrders-only nfa gen
ieel class ofmeH. They have also a ladies sa-
loon up stairs. neatly tarrished in fast class
style. a grand lunch viii be set gn Tuesday
morning, uom lg 20 j. O'Clock, and every day
thereafter. marll-Jt
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ONE BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms, on
| " Vance street.
LOT 80 feet by 81 $500: SEQ cash six and
! Twelve months.
one RAME COTTAGE, on Vance Streei-
rooms, ont houses and loo. Terms, sJlI cash.
beautiful LOT for "a line residence.
One tWO-stOry NEW A HUUSE-fx
rooms. OCT houses, line cistern; i'm "a desirable
position. near Mrs. TtlbOts reSidsuce-slUNU-
One-half cash q and l. months.
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MEMPHIS & OUACHITA RIVER PACKET.
For Camden and ArkRdeIPhin,
And intermediate Points.
KATIE BkUNER. Pres. g.. BENNETT, master
This s~piepdid passenger racket ~
will leave for the above -
MONDAY, the l2th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply ON board or to
LEVY MILLER. Agents,
maril-It No. Ii Madison street.
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II UE II DRUGS
3. NJ. LE55Y & CO.,
Druggists and PrGScriDtjOniStS.

NO. 4I3 MAIN STREET,
HAVE lust OPENED a Large aud Well
II Selected stock OF Pure Drugs, and all
Fancy Articles usually kept in a drug store.
Every ounce Of Medicine offered 10y this
house has been t%srefuliy examined by two ex-
p~ertenced physicians, and nothing viii DO sold
that is not reliable.
They also OGler Tor sale the finest article Of
COAL OIL ever intOduced here, and BY actual
test d proven 10 be free from all explosive ele-
meuts.
so Prescriptions put up at all hours OF the
dav and night.
Inc Prescription department OF this house is
solely committed 10 an Experienced pIsyEi-
elan. OF Years standing, and the mistakes
winch so often occur in dug stores are there
fore avoided.
Best Brandies and Whistles IN the city kept
al this house. fe4 I'm
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Lilly Br0fher-- IL Main street. have ON
hand a complete stock OF choice groceries.
which they offer Sc wholesale or retail, al tine
lowest market rates, for cash. Family supplies
delivered in the city free Of charge.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Robson. Mitchell a CO.. ere now open
ing a charming lot OF Clothing. Splendid
walking suits, fine cloth suits and a variety Of
bushes suits Those in want ofncat and good
clothing should make &c a pointto drop In al
~ second street, opposite Court square, and
fnra.L
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ATLANTIC md MISSISSIPPI STEIN-
SHIP COMPANY-U. S. MAIL.
For vieksburg, Natehez q New Orleans
LADY BURR, master
This splendid passenger packet IT.
will leave as above on 1911
THIS DAY, nth March, At 70 M.
For freight OF passage apply on board Ort0
J.. V. LEWIS, agent,
:. H.. SHOCK, Gent Passenger Agent,
marll 10 WarfbOat, root Of Monroe 81.
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PenHssnsbip.-The next term i'm pennan-
ship viii commence, Monday, March u, al
Leddiu's Commercial COLLEGE.
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HMM Street
Vance Street.

ONE Splendid COTTAGE BUILDING. OF
Union sireet% rOoms, all new and can ID
purchased ~cheap-SsUOO -uue-half cash.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

B2-Bev. John S. Park, viii hold di-
vine service in third Presbyterian
Church, in Chelsea, to-day at 10l O'Clock
A. NJ, and in 1st Presbyterian Church,
at night at the usual hour.
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PROPERTY
City Residence,
Nineteen Acres,

Front ON Wellington street. Good houss-hvg
rooms, out houses, fine ev-rgreens In the yard
Price, s~lyD-one-half cash balance IN one
year., shTJU All cash
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n. Laweustefn a. Bros corner OF Main
and jefferson streets, have received some more
OF those elegant and cheap dress goods, spring
baimorIs. white goods, embroileries, etc,
which VIII be displayed tomorrow.
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spring o~pening. Monday next, NenEena

Furest and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL in tn
world manu- aetured from fresh selected Liver
on The sea coast. This oil Is characterized by
sweetness and purity peculiar 10 &c alone. 10
reputation is SO great that il takes the lead o.
other oils, and isuniyersally prescribed by ply
sieians. Remember 10 ask FOR Hazard q Cas-
wells Cad Liver Gil" Sample furnished fire.,
% the profession
cAsWELL, MACK & 90. New York.
Sole Manufacturers
For sale ID Memphis, wholesale ami retail b,
q. ". JONES A CO..
marg-toi6ap 81 Main street
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ARREST OF AN EX-CoNFEDERATE Or
FICER-Omeer O'Hern yesterday az
rested Capt Powell Stratton, lately an
officer in the Confederate army, on a
warrant sworn Ogt by Dennis Carriagau,
for taking fourteen mules from the Or
paau Asylum, some four miles i'm the
country, aboUta year since. Capt STRAIT
tou was released on a bond Of $1,000, for
his appearance before Esquire Creighton
at II O'Clock tomorrow. As the act is
alleged TO have been committed during
the war, and whilst he was in the ser
vice, We heve some curiosity 10 see the
termination Of IL.
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MEETING AT CUMBERLAND PREsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH-A Meeting Of the di-
rectors and members Of the Soldiers Re
lief Association, viii be held at the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, on Mon
day morning at 10 O'Clock. All are re-
anested 10 attend nunctually.
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Mi-s English. No. 2o Main street. has just
received a large lot o~flovely millinery goods.
which size proposes 10 sell cheap. The accom-
piished Miss Pryne oniciates ia the dress
making department.
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DEG LEAVE To INFORM MY FRIENDS
ID and TIE Ptihic generally. that havo on
maud and constantly ueeeiVIHzl one of TIE
.tis stocks OF goods i'm my line ever brought
- lH- eul Ni Ftr-HAasi Cor Cash, and am pre-
paigi ~ sell 20 Lower figures than any house
"a que city. FL" ciaee cash huyen J. can o6er su-
p-lpF Inducements Gail and examine my
stock ami Prices, and become saffgfsd. M
sboek consists. Ia part, Of the following articles {
A general assortment PLAIN and fancy
Candies,
Kalsins, whole half and quarter boxes,
Cream NUTS, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
kllbertsi Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can MsekereI.
Currants, Can Tomatoes.
Citron, Tomato Catsun,
Honey IN Glass, Pepper Sauce.
Jellies iu Glass, Sardin-. ; * 4 bxs.
Preserves in Glass, L~0bsters, Z * 2ile..
Brandy PEACHES, Pickles, 3 b !, and
Brandy Cherries, gal. jars.
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. 81 10.
Piueapples in Glass, Strip, bbls. d J 90,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can Pineapple, Ref'dA Coffee 10,
Can Haspherries, Powdered Sugar,
Can Blackberries. Brown Sugar.
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picked Reets.
Cove Oysters, 1 x 2Pickled HOLSTERS,
Id. cans, Salmon, i&2lb. cans
Ceiebrtaed FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch,
CARROTS Snuff in bottles and packs,
MaekeFel in bbls. & hlL. bbls., Nos. ], .
and 3.
Mackerel in kits, Nos J, 2, and 3,
2J0,O0 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, diferet Brands,
Fine Cut Tobacco in half biis.,
May Apple tobacco,
A large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices, all descriptions, ground & whole.
Buckets, Tuts, BrOOms, WashbOaris. etc.
Mustard in small and large pkgs.,
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
BlacSiug, london Club Sauce,
Indigo, German Soap,
Cream Tartar, Palm soap,
Nut Megs, Rio x Java Coffee,
Blueing,
80 bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
- bills. Imitation BOurban Whisky,
. bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fin Brandy, Claret in cs'ks& bOts.
Sherry, Curas0e,
Medeira, Absynthe,
Port
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BOLD RoBBERY.-About $ o'clock on
Saturday morning, whilst the occupants
We're at breakfast, some partiesunknown,
entered the apartments occupied by Mr..
John Mitchell, and other gentlemen, in
the Ayers Block ON Second street, and
distracted therefrom, some four hum
We understand one Of the gentlemen
thus victimized, Is ON the y OF becom-
ing q Benedict, and lost the dress in
ranHel for lie hannY nccasinn-
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do you want the largest Yam
Potatoes in the city, fog eating, go 90 r. H.
spicer's. SO Gsyoso Block. Farmers do you
want choice seed yam potatoes for p~lanungs.
you viii ind the best in town az r. ST. spicers.
marl0-2t
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a Mi~take--We are requested to say, the
statement made by a city contemporary. to u.
effect that otis < 20. were carrying on a ml-
Emery business, is incorrect They cauhue
themselves to the Wholesale trade In straw
goods. bouuets, ribbons embroiieries, cloaks,
notions etc, and are doing "a good business at
their store. 90 Second street.
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COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
-AEo-
SITE FOR SALE.
Bay Springs Cation Factory

Bay Springs Cation Factory
s Situated in the Southern Border Of Tisho-
mingo County, Mss, q miles south Of Iuka,
MiSd-, ON the road 10 Fulton.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
One section Of Land, covered with pine timber
One Large Frame Factory House, 81 by AZ feet.
three and a half stories.
One large roony Store House, with good cellars.
Dnc large roonly frame, wood al carpenter Shop
one large ruOlny Blacksmith shop.
Uue large rOOnnY cotton shed.
Two double Houses for operatives, passage be-
-Four single Houses, with sheds attached.
-Four Single Houses, without sheds
one Large Mill House, with Corn & Wheat Mil.
one Large Gin House.
One saw Mill, with New Circular Saw.
BESIDES Dwelling House, Stables, Cribs. etc.
with the Finest Water Power ia the State O.
Mississippi q larga, bold and never failing
stream 81, Water, Pqssing through a natural
rock cAuhl-the LEFT bank 30 feet, the right bank
20 feet high. Of solid rock. The bed OF bottom
is also solid rock in fact IL is "a solid rock canal.
with capacity TO drive four Ia ten thuusand
TO IVEe.
Aspleadid Orchard Of about 800 choice Apple
Trees. 4 Fine Peach Orchard.
Having been broken up by the war. pro-
pose 10 sell This splendid property in toto. bul
would prefer to sell One-half interest for Cash,
to be invested IN Cotton Machinery, and II de-
sired will remain and superintend tho same.
or will give il up TO the party purchasing the
Here is a splendid opsApg fE capitalists to
invest In the
Finest Water Power in the South,
with all Necessary Building on the premises
ready built, large enough Tor Spinning and
Weaving both, IL desired.
For particulars, refer 10 j.. c. Terry. Memphis,
Tenn; 4. ". Prise. Golpiahus, MIss.; the citi-
Eensot TishCIniuEO county, Miss.
can DO found On the premises at all times.
iai6 tf ". j. HART
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Cur wholesale stock OF spring and Summer
Clothing Us now ready. An Inspection nom
strangers country merchants and planters,
visiting the city, is solicited.
ROBSON, MITCHELL a. Co,
ZSeroud street, Ayres' Block,
marll-iw Opposite Court Square.
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Have for Sale and Exchange

Large List Of Valuable Property. Parties
having property for sale, or wishing a. buy, VIII
nnd IL 10 their interest TO call at our Office.
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VI. IL G.. RaIIroal

OF, I25 Feet Front-fronting Morris Gene
l. tery-S5,OJc, very cheap.
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New RestaUrant.-Messrs. q. HoIIander &
Charles HeTton, viii open the " Cosmopolitan
Restaurant az No. 80 Monroe street. on Tues
day next and have entirely renovated and pui
10 splendid order every part OF the establish
meuL They Will keep az all lines every luXury
The market affords, aud have a Bar stocked
with ala kinds OF the finest wines aud liquors
and Sugars Of the most approved brands. VIII
take Gay b~oarder-1nly OF q gsuJeel class o'
men. They have also a ladies saloon u9 stairs.
neatly furnished in hrst class style. 4 grand
lunch wall bee sci on Tuesday morning, from Do
10 - o'cIocs, and every day thereafter.
mariI-5t
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Sob Priutins-Our lob department Is re-
pleie with ali the latest and newest styles o.
type and presses, and we are prepared 10 exc
cute ali Glasses Of printing at fhe shortest no
uce and on the most reasonable terms. Bring
iu your orders to I3 Madison street. mr4-tf
BUEgies for SsIe.-A variety Of styles Of
top and no top buggies, single and double, al
The warehouse ef Davis, Allison q Co, on JEFF
ferzon street Apply also 10 Jo-n T. Shirley q
Co, ~ Front street. mr2-eOd2w
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STEAMBOAT

REG UL4R 81 LOUIS IND MEMPHIS
PACKET
For Cairo and saint Louis.
MARBLE IT. TycbudI maeter
This fine passenger packet Will U-@
leave for the above ~
MONDAY, Run inst. at 3 O'Clock. pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
W. e. POSTAL, superintendent.
W. T. DILL, Agent.
AD. STORM, Secretary. marll II
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ENsranrdiasEs EadsaPBenG- $4,000
worth ofResds "a cost. j. H. Waggener ,
~ Main street iyish o. rvtire from the trade,
and Will positively seii al eost my entire stock
gfresdy made clothing ana furnishing goods,
until tbe first o! MAY. Wholesale and retail
marsY j.. II. NAoGEEER
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sj.g9J Union Bank Tennessee.
s5gJJ PluHters' Bank Teuuez-oe.
5000 Bank o~rTenues-es .old lssue1, at Ogden
Tobey g Co., Bankers, 80. D. Jefferson street.
U14rI-eo1fgf.
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Twenty Thousand Acres.

In Desha county, Ark 30 acres in cultivation
20 acres ia cypress brake, l2OJ acres IN tract.
Also. 100 acres adjoining; 600 acres in culfI-
wnffau
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CITY r
Avery street.
Todd Street.

{ me Lot bet wcen Elliot and 9Outh-DOUBLE
~ TENEMENT. A bargain can be had.
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RIVER MATTERS.


r fresh beefsteak, and indicative Of rain
which, we would suggest 20 the clerk O
that institution, is not needed by an.
means i'm this locality at present an'
we sincerely hope he viii keep il bottle
! up for the present, and let as have !
gently next month, for we are partial T.
April showers.
business was moderately brisk on thu
levee, and King Cotton was being tum
bled about i'm q very u%ndignified manne
by his sooty courtiers, who do net Away
use the language of court followers, ON al
occasions.
The river at this point has fallen some
five inches since our last report, which
viii be joyful news "a our friends below.
The Arkansas, White and Sc. Franci,
rivers are all in zine boating order.
Arrivals.
steamer Memphis, from Arkansas river.
Albeit Pearce. from ST. Louis.
Platte Valley, nom Nicksburs
Mary Erwin, from Arkansas river
swallow, nom Cincinnati.
Olive Branch. from New Orleans.
City or Cairo, from ST. Louis.
Ned rrucay, from New Orleans.
NirsiRia,
Departures.
steamer Belle st. Louis, for 81. Louis.
Nirkshurg, for New Orleans.
Albert Pctrce, for Arkansas river.
silver Moon. for Cincinnati.
Lady. for White River.
" pitIIe Valley. for ST. Louis.
Rose Hamhleluu, for ST. Louis.
" North West. ST. Francis river.
Justice. White river.
nevada. hatCuter river.
Katie Bruner. for DuHrhita.
swallow. for New Orleans.
olive Branch, for Louisville.
" Ned Trtcev, tor 50. Louis.
Virginia,
Boats IA Port.
Memphis Zephyr. Cleaner,
MARY EDWIN, city Of Cairo.
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a list of city and Suburban Property and
Lands IN Tennessee, Arkansas and Nfssfssipuf
aiiof which are offered at low Prices.
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ASEI ftt.a- ~ Bata AliihFohus| passenger
train leaves Memphis every morning at 2
O'Clock. making close connection al Humboldt
with ue Mobile Il Ohio Raiiroad, i.rEOlumbus
Paducsh, Trenton, Jackson. Corinth, Merediau
and Mobile. This routs IS D. hours shorter O.
all stations on LIE Mobile & OHM Railroad than
RIA Cornth Time 20 Mobile, * hours; Jack
SOD, 2 hours; Paducah, D. hours. Through
tickets can be obtained al the Gayos0 House
s4d a. the Depot, head ofNain street.
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Three H Hun dred Paintings,

INCLUDING VALUE BIEgs
VALLEY" saaasR
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E..,;ss,"., - 80 s,'ss - lHrsss. sss yosag
~ .cs.-.s ~Hos co.ns up 70 sne door OF
mar s.s,,7.v.S 4. I-:.... sn.oae.iookine
aas y .I-s,s Vi 49, \. HI''ans nose, Win
vo,s .a-:. 800 .S ,"s: ...s yyu 60 sse 70 kn,t at
~ th;rsvns,sc A -. s..,v = n'o one nuhared
- sps.ps. s ~ 49,. =, .ruly, : rare M age =
fsther we're seeI;,s H s'-" y aas Js my grano-
three. YEN ana Nm ,o.,d u P.iy Y. seseo.y
tks hons'" 80 A - 00'us1 m
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As quickly a. he could, Harry Graham
procured new situssion. A llower salary
vas more than made up fsr by she censiddis
ate kindness Of his employer. He was .
noble-ssuled man, who delfkhted ia Adiua
good 10 Ill around him. And Goa prpznsi.
ed him as he ever doess those Who are kind
to his poor. Harryk ~, was sewaripd 4
hundred-fold for an his acts ct kinsness 90
the oppressed errsnd boys He wasl.n6t ia
the least sorry when he learned he had ran
away from his protector, and took pains h.
answer many letSars which he received from
him IN after years. Aa & samsfT
Unblest and unloved, John Flint lived
long enough to learn thatxeAlth cannot bab
happiness, nor quiet conscisnce. IL eusi.
not bird TO q one loving, sympathizing soul.
One dollar OF ali his possessions could not
90 with him over ths river of death. .Gaie
So the miser lived Ids three score Years
and more, and thtn died land went 20 Ak
own place." s~ Il
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