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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-23

DAETyE BoBBEET.-Abour nine o'clock last
night, the res dence OF Mr.. J. W. Brush, on the
corner OF Third and Washington streets, was
entered by some one, and the most daring rob
berry pCrperrsted, that We have yet heard or
The family were al the time in the parlor lis
tsning 20 the performance Of a young lady on
the piano, when the bed chamber adjoining.
was entered nom the rear Of the house, and
jeweIry. silver plate and clothing. 70 the amount
OF $50 stolen. The rascal examined the room
carefully, turning over the pillows on the bed,
and opening the wardrobe A negro servant
says he met alsrge, black whiskered man NJ THE
gate. with a small writing desk, which the SER
want recognized and asked him, if il did notbe-
long i'm the house, the man replied no, and
walked on up Thiui street.
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- L~onAlGurneDfs sllIctteds
- Liberal Advances Made.
- Vuiek sales and PrunptIeturuz.
REGULAR TRADE SALES.
FOR SALE
ONE PLANTATION.

~ IALOBCsHA COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
a ; miles west Of Water N4rf-r. on rra Nra
sppi central EalraI-sS acres ~ ae7a- in
CULTIVATION =" acres Ueu creek bottom Cool
frame mouse 9 ROOMS, aud urH- In ward. Z r-
gro houses gooa stables. cribs. etc- ~ ARES r
wheat acres In grass Cool rr-rast. A--4.
surnciert % cultivate the lauI-. - hr-HzTF
eornr ~ bushels wheat Fotatle&. peas. cotton
seed, 80 ios- bacon cattle. -IeeU. LG1-ar0rT
ana Etcleu Iufullures etc. ala gf which 3
worth In cash srlU- the Land ard ererrrHir-
on the place eau be- bought for EiZur=eu-hzfr
cash, balance in one year.
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this CourJ were disposed OF yesterday, wit the
exception OF the City Railroad case, which was
continued until Monday. The following case.
were set for to-day.
$50 Thaddeus Norris, ef al, U.s. Joseph Keuar
- a.
81. Jno. ". McGrath rs. Joseph Kelar, ef al
Il. B-anhsm Merrill rs. John Fox.
t=N W. Z. Milton, e a.. uz A. HOpt0n. et al.
co.. Scott bayne u.s. James Hart
u~- 8- j. sharpe RI al rs. J. :. Williams.
go. F. N0digou r, L8rkin Echols.
EL. John Harnerr PSI. JAS r. Mix.
fL II. n. Alexander rs. LHrkIu EclOis-
GA j.. r. Anderson. st uL. r. W. H. Woods. ef0L
go Lucy a.. Boyd rs VIM Montgomery. e al
on Nj LiiteiOhn rs. Harriet Trezevant, e a.
So " Coleman. etaL. vs. James MaydweI, e. a.
tIN. John Harbert IS. John q. Finule, stuL.
81 Henry Ames GtO. as Il F. Clarke. ek a.
GSl ID. NJ LeHlueTmau a.. j. +. Chadwick.
5NL James Mcbride Is j.. A. Grant. e a.
t~L Al Montgomery e a., as. VIM Park. 81 a.
o. Jno. Rodgers Is. Mayor and Aldermen o..
Memphis
6SN Mary sombrocate u.s. Mayor Aldermen
Of Memphis
60 carlo Traguo IS. Mayor and Aldermen o.
Memphis.
co. P. Glirlander as. Mayor and Aldermen o.
Memphis.
OBJ Antonio Bashaw rA Mayor and Aldermen
of Memphis
5s2 Th0s, Connolly rs Walter Joyce.
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On The morning OF February Il. wssarre~toG
together with Sc1it and Monroe Wsrr. near
aEaye-te station, on the Memphis and Charles
ruu Railroad, 10y a Le1LGaLsep and about
twenty coIOreI soldiers and started for Mem
Tli~ After we had travelled about SIX miles,
one % the soldiers rode up m front OF Monroe
War;. who noticing the vicious nature or the
lHr~ asked him % let him get ont OF the way
rItIr auluaL. which they refused and told him
Co 90 on In q short time be was kicked Uv the
horse and his leg broken He haIlO-l
o. me that hs leg was broken, ana I told the
Lieutenant. aud that SIR War; was not able 90
travel. and that 4 would pay The expenses -Gr
taking him and four guards % Memphis
Ul Tle ears. Re uvpIvi that la was ordered 20
carry HIM on horseback, and be- was going GO do
o. We then Travelled some ten miles TO Sir.
NeEilIS There I procured a buggy nom NrS
Neville and put Mr.. War; ia IT, and we came 20
TIE CITY. and were taken before the Provost
Marshal of tue Fraelneus Bureau. and myself
and scott War; were sent 60 the dungeon OF the
station House. where We were kept until uiue
O'Clock GEs next muru.uE- when we were again
taken before the Provost Marshal, and I was rr-
LEASED or r. bond OF 5000 Tor My appearance on
rls DIST inst. when I AGAIN appeared before
him. when ne introduced The following testi-
IuEUV-
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Notiee.-Memphis Horse Bazaar, corner OF
Monroe and Third streets. T. J. CogSweu has,
IN addition TO his stable, No. l6 and l2s Jefer-
son street, his old stand, tbs Bazaar" corner
OF Mouroe and Third streets. He has on hand
Do choiss 5sulss, broke and uubroke, besides
horses. mares wagons, harness eic. He VIII be
pleased 20 see his Old friends az either place.
FaHr-rw
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New HusIe.-Our friend, Henry Fsmer, Of
BleIock & Co., has laid upon our tablet the follow
ing music 'Fanchon," a Polka, dedicated 20
Miss Charlotte Thompson, and composed by
Edward o. Eaton which Is said 70 be a very due
composition and has had a large run at the New
Orleans Varieties.
"Magiuta Walt" by A. Corjlna, a beautiful
piece, arranged for the Piano, and dedicated 70
Capt J. P. Lethers, the Commander OF the Ma
genta.
Rain Drops" a brilliant Fautansie, by F. o.
Eaton, which comes to Us fresh from the press
OF Blackmsr & Co, orNew Orleans, handsomely
printed.
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JUST RE CEIVED
AND FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH;

1f1 wv DAnA III v kAaA
100 Bbls. Mess Pork.
100 do. Beef
50 Bills aud half bbis. White Fish.
- Bbls. Texas Pecauz
- Boxes sicily Lemons.
80 Casks, Quarts and Pts, w. Younger &
Co.s" Strong Ale.
20 CASKS. quarts and Pts, aW. Younger &
Cos Brown Stout.
10 Bus. Bourbon Whisky, @ years 0idJ
Z b0ls- Robertson DO.
Also, our Own Importations Of.
100 Baskets, Qts. and Pts, piper HsidsickT
Champagne.
50 Boxes.Qts. and Pts, "Chas Fare smery
Champagne.
50 Boxes, cts. and Pts, D St. Marceaux
Champagne.
50 Gases, Qts. and Pts, Olive OH.
loo Gases and z ~ardines-
100 Cases Claret. various brands.
. Casks, o.. and PtS, ~EJbt. Younger &
sons, Sparkling Ale.
s Pipes Gomez SanchO" Table sherry.
3 Pipes Old Port Wine
. d. y. Denis Henry M0anie q Co.'S
COgnac, 1853
Pipes "Pinet CastiIon & Co 81" do. IsO.
10 do ia Rochelle United Pr0prietOrs, "
Cognac. 1S3.
$4,000 Havana SegarS, various brands.
Besides a full assortment OF Goods usually
found ia our line, warranted fresh.
J. F. FRANK & CO.
2s2 Front street, between Madison g Court SITS,
T.Era f-
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FAvoEs-The Pioneer Express brought Us
Yesterday The very latest Northern and south
eru papers
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NEzrrHrs AM C~HAELEST5N r. R-The fol-
lowing changes were made i'm the oficer Of This
road yesterday. Capt ". j. Ross, General Su-
perintendeut c. Anderson, Superintendent
OF the Western, and Charles = Williams, Super
iutendeut 81 the Eastern Divisions oftle Road,
EIr. W. $. DanIey succeeds Mr.. Anderson as
General Ticket Agent.
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EnterpFise.-Brown, Jones & Co, having
located q large and cOmmOdlsus wharf-huat at
their coal ward 40 The mouth Of Nhite river, are
new prepared 20 do q regular receiving, for
warliug and commission business. Steamboats,
can also be supplied with the best PittSburg
coal nuedin boxes az the lowest rates. fe23-Iw
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BURGLART.-A bold robbery was committed
at the house Of David Mack, ON Market street.
on last Wednesday night, by some burglars.
who entered the house and carried on a trunk
containing q large amount OF silver ware and a
uue over-oat Notwithstanding the vigorous
measures adopted for the apprehension Of the
zhievss. no clue has as yet been found 10 the
stolen property.
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N0TICF--LAnIES.
Renistrnfi0n Nofice.

A H. BORCHERT, 26gH Main street, hasJusi
"A. received a lot Of beautiful White satin
Silppern-aN sizes.
faTgI-qf
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CRUEL TEEAUENT"-Ths statement that
we published some days since in relation TO the
arrest Of Mr.. j. N. VAR, having been contra
dl-rei, we publish below the statement OF Mr..
Fuller. 10 c0rrOb0rate what We then stated, and
also the whole evidence In the case, from which
IT VIII be seen that the negro reported 10 have
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smce-NO. IS Madison Street.
Our Business


N|N|-
Wlu be opened from 5 O'Clock A. n. uutu
? - Advertisers VIII aiease bear this in mlnc
= nd hand in their favors early.
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ANOTHER HpuIlEDE-@ e-t6rdaY morning, a.
3 boy named John Casey was driving day
along fernando street, lac was assaulted, near
the old barracks, 10y four negroes. who began 90
pelt him with bTlckbst,. He expoStulated with
them on their conduct. without avail, and
finally drew q pistol and threatened % shoot IL
they persisted In throwing at him.. h also
failed 90 stop them, and DE fired at the parry,
but missed them. This only encouraged the
negroes. who kept on throwing at him, and
finally knocked the pistol out OF his hand. He
took up the pistol and loaded II again, and
called 20 them once more 70 quit, which they
stiu refused 10 do. sud he fired at the nearest
one, a boy named Bob, about eighteen years Of
age. The ball struck him in the head killing
him Instantly, and the other fed. Ohm was
arrested and lodged in the station h~ouse-aud
well E was FOR him. for, in a short time, a great
crowd Of negroes gathered around the body, the
sight OF which seemed 20 have the same effect
upon them a. blood does upon a herd Of cattle,
and could they have found the boy, he doubt
less would have been killed. In The afternoon
John, who IS about twelve years Of age, was
brought before Judge Hunter, and released on a
bond Of slUg1
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THE TwESTT-SECoSn-Ther was no general
Observance q this day yesterday. The City
schools gave an Interesting exhibition in
honor OF the day, which our space forbids our
noticing atlenE-h, rs we expect % dolo-norrow
The FanIaus unnIrled their banner from their
Hail on Jefferson street, in c-omemoratlon q
rHe Fav.
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TWO Splendid LOTS. on north side % Ala
L bama street. east Of Col Stsveusonz 80
per foot
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for Sale and Exchange

ALarge List or Valuable Property. Parties
having property for sale, or wishing TO buy, VIII
and Il 10 their interest 10 call at cur Office.
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/ OUR STOCK CONSISTS Of
900 bags Coffee.
leo bDls. AOlasSes.
~ bbls. do.
1000 pkgs Macksrel.
100 do. star Candles, a., = & whole.
80 boxes Layer Eaisins.
30 tOZ. Buckets.
aN dozen BrsOms-a consignment.
J9 sets Tubs
100 boxes starch.
81 bags Rice.
so bDHs. (SOts.' salt.
100 bags Liverpool salt.
$3.50 kegs NAILS.
100 obs. hard and son Sugars.
80 bbls. Golden Syrup.
800 boxes Oysters, 81 and s.
20 boxes Fresh Peaches.
80 boxes Soap.
10 cartoons FIGS.
leo cases Telegraph Matches.
So KEYS Soda.
90 boxes Soda.
Ito boxes = SardineS
leo baskets Piper Heldsick.
~ cases Liquors. assorted.
3 drums COddsh.
4g0 eases Fiekl-s-
100 kegs Pigs Feet.
= = BbiS. do.
200 kegs Lard.
50 tlerceS Lard.
loo,aO lbs Bulk Pork. Tcurean.
ln0 bbls. Eagin's xxx Flour, Epi-
10 bbs. Superiue Flour, cheap.
y gross BOTTLES, Gs. Yeast Powders.
40 dozen Preston & Merriuis genuine
200 boxes Cheese.
90 do. Candy, assorted.
80 do. Jockey Club sauce.
50 do. London sauce
50 do. Ley for making Soap.
100 dozen Cotton Cards.
50 dozen Wool Cards.
10 bales India Baggiug.
90 bblS- Mess Pork.
so reams Wrapping Paper.
lUo Ms wrapping Irvine.
y bass Pepper.
10 0ag~ Spice.
leo kegs Sirup.
800 dozen suffers Backing.
100 boxes Buffers Ink.
30 kegs Wagon Tar.
100 boxes CARROTS snuff.
100 do. Tomato ketchup.
100 do. Pepper Sauce.
50 bGlS- Vinegar.
50 bbls. Eilberts, Almonds & Brazils.
90 bbis. tOrum5al.
- bags Race Ginger.
50 dozen SELVES.
100 dozen shoe Brushes.
l0 bbls. Common whisky.
- bblS- Bourbon WHISKY.
2j empty kegs aud Hall Barrels.
50 tierces Hams.
= casks Clear Side Bacon. etc.e
SMITH r co.
WE HAVE on Consignment and for sale
w Low
1000 bags Corn.
500 bags Oats.
- bbls Fil0erts.
. hhds. FIGS
GUG pcs Bulk Meat.
100 kegs Lard.
- uerces Hams, very nice.
20 do breakfast Bacon, very nice.
90 cases Wahoo Bitters.
100 boxes Soap.
10 cartoons Figs.
= bags Dried Peaches.
so kegs Cheice Yellow Mich. Butter.
100 boxes Cheese.
so bbls. t2s8fbs-l salt.
50 boxes Cuba Skies.
100 gross Fine Cut Tobacco. etc.
f7 lmii6l WOLEOTT. SMITH * co.
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Here Comes ths old CIovn."-This is
the cry Of cid and young when Or. Thayer puts
his mirth provoking face into The ring That
viii he next Monday, February 25th, corner
Union and Second streets.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Four Acres Fine Land,

On the fernando Road and New Orleans street.
Beautiful building sites and choice land. Can
Dc purchased at low figures, on easy germs.
Hnff cash o. EfM aaH rurarva month
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Two COTTAGE BUILDINGS. on Main street.
i below the NJ & T. r. r.
One rWO-stoEy RAHE HOUSE. for two -e~a-
meuts. finely arranged
LII, 60tE 100 feet Terms. gZ0oB-ons-four-u
cash o. Is and 10 rnnurHa
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City Stock saIe.-Frank Hyde viii sell at
auction, on Saturday morning At 10 o'clock, at
the City Stable, q Monroe street, between Sec
p and Third, a larpe lot of Horses, Mares and
Mules. Nothing considered sold unless fouud
70 be as represented.
DESINUKES & KELLOGG,
feb2s2t ProprietOrs City stables.
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The finest assortment OF extra fac and
fashionable Black, Drsh, Beaver and Nutvea
felt hats, Just opened Al the Memphis Hat Com
nanE- fe.-.L
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STEAMBOATS,.

ATLANTTCAND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP
COMPANR-U s. MAIL LINE
Fer Napoleon, y~Jeksburg, Matches and
n. Orleans
John G~reenough, clerk.
IA Thl ss, splendid en- Passenger packet -
THIS DAY, the I'd inst, at pm. -
For height or passage apply on board or 70
S. H. SHOCK, GsnT Passenger AeeptN
feb2tlt Wharfboat, foot Of Monroe 81.
KEAPHLsAND LOUISVILLE PACKET 90
For Cairo, evansville and Louisville.
TARAsCON -----.----.-- J. A Lusk, master
This splendid packet win leave A
THIS DAY, Feb. sd. ats TN. -
JAS, 1 BOURNE TO- age Asen 9r'
te3H OH Jefferson street
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI
PACKET co.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Dean, master
This hne passenger steamer viii IT.
THIS DAY, sd inst, at 5 pm.
JAMEs j. BOURNE c 9oa age ~ %
iebz3 ~ No. II Jefferson street.
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET co.
For Cairo, louisville and Cincinnati.
SlLN Elk MOON master
This elegant and swift running IL
steamer Will leave as above on ~
18th inst, ats pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
LARRY HARMsTAD, agent,
IA Jefferson street.
ENOCH TAYLOR. agent,
ie-3-1 III Front street
MEMPHIS ARK. RIVER PACKET co.
For Helena, Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
GUIDON .---- ---.---.-~--.F 5. Lee, master
r. Whitaker. clerk.
This splendid packet viii leave IT.
as above on -
THIS DAY, 2d instant, at 5 pm. "
For freight or passage apply ON board or to
LEVY a MILLER, Agents,
feh2S IL No. Is Madison street.
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.
For Helena, Pine Bluff, Little Rock.
Domaine, master
This fast and commodious steam IT.
er will leave as above on N
THIS DAY, 81 inst, at4pm
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
fe25-lt No. Il Jefferson street.
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wiz he next Monday, February 25th, corner
Union and Second streets.
Paradise Lost.-u should be borne in mind
that this popular exhibition will positively
close this week. No one should neglect visiting
it. The last matinee takes place tomorrow
Saturday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock.
Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
We take pleasure in attracting attention 20 the
advertisement OF s. r. Clarke @ They rep
resent a numbero OF the most reliable companies
in the country, and as underwriters have an
enviable reputation for exactnesS, and a a
personal interest in the adjustment Of losses
where their name are attached TO policies
Faded Grey Jaeket-Words by Mrs. c. a.
Bali. Music by Charlie l. Ward. Wearing OF
thu Grey. words by Georgius Music by Ar
mand. Wearing Of the Green, and other new
Music. just received at Il. Bernard's, 80 Main
street.
Thayer a SOyes' Great New Orleans
Cireus.-Neither time or means have been
spared IN making his the most complete exhi-
b,tion Of the kind ever presented TO the public.
They put in an appearance next Monday
February d, corner Union and Second streets.
Make a note OF this.
!. VI. slavery. once 2s2 Main street, Mem
phis, is the soc duly authorized Agent OF the
Publisher, in the entire state OF Mississippi for
the sale Of Books entitled Southern Generals,
Distinguished Women Of the south, Pollard's
History Of the War, Life OF Jackson, etc.
Agents wanted in eGch county. fe 25-2t-
PersOnaL-Mr. Z B. Byington, General
Ticket Agent Memphis & st. Louis Packet Co..
and c. 5. Tewksbury, Freight Agent Of Illinois
Central Railroad, arrived In town yesterday.
Byington returus in e~Xcelleet health, we are
pleased % say, and will receive his friends at
his usw office, No. jefferson street, In his
usual happv manner.
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sands P=le Cream AEe.-Matthias & Side
bottom, No. : Monroe street, agents for this
celebrated Ale, have just received 500 barrel.
and half barrels. fe-2-2I
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The hobby Hats just received, the latest
spring style Tor young gents, at the Memphis
Hat Company. fe23-3t
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Plantation.

Highly improved, south OF the city. All laid
out for gardening. Cool new dweiirg=ix or
eight rooms, new out houses. Price. &IH1l-
one-half cash-balance I'm one, two and three
Years. with inIera.L A rraar Mlr.a-n i. OIL
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Nineteen

Front on Wellington street. Good hnus-rvs
rooms, ont houses, line ey-rgreens In The yard
Price, G~5oo-one-half cash baIanc In one
year. $50 all cash.
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Thayer & NOyes' Circus viii be here on
Monday, February d. This perfect troupe have
Just finished a most brilliant engagement OF
eight weeks in New Orleans, in opposition 10
four Theaters and TWO Circus Companies. They
were pronounced by the press and public as
being the most complete organization that ever
appeared in the Crescent City.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-23

Linens. Towels. sud House Furnishing Goods
az reduced preces 90 Elson Bros, 81 Main street
fe IL n
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WHEREAS, Ml-hael Kavenaugh, Chief Engi,
ueer Of steamer EllwOOd, fell overheard and
was drowned, somewhere between Island Forty
and Memphis, on The night OF the l9th Fchru'
airy, any one finding the body, and on leaving
Information 40 the Memphis Engineers BeneV,
client Association rooms No. l6 Front street
up stairs, room No. s, viii receive liberal re-
ward.
nEsCsTPrIoN Light complexion, Light hair,
black coat, black pants, blue eyes, pittel
slightly by smallpox, boots new.
PRES. KENNEL,
feb2l-lw Secretary and Treasurer.
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MEMPHIS TENNESSEE

100 BBLs. FRESH ST. LOUIS MEAL
100 Bbis. L. F Flour.
30 Bbls. Double Extra Flour.
% Bbls. Harrison Flour.
100 Bbls. Single Extra Flour.
10 Bots. BucRwheat Flour.
% BbIs. Mes PORK.
. Bbls. Picked JoIas.
10 Casks Clear Sides.
4 casks Hams.
l00J Pounds Breakfast Bacon.
1000 Pounds Dried Beef
20 Bbls. Spiced Pigs Feet.
% Kegs do.
. Bbls. Mess Beef
. y bbls. Mackerel.
% Kits do Nos. ], 2and&.
. Kits White Fish.
loo BIS. ID. a. Herring.
50 BNs. Cheese.
So KEYS Molassez.
50 kegs Golden syrup, & and 10 gals.
50 Hhds New Orleans SUGAR.
% Bbls- White sugar, crushed, pow
dered, A Coffee, B Coffee and rsdned Yellow.
100 Bxs. Soap, all grades.
$50 Pigs star candles, S and Ils.
- Sacks Rio Coffee.
loo Kegs Nails.
. boz. BrOomS.
100 BNs. Tobacco.
$1,000 Segars.
50 RbIs Rectided Whisky.
Il Bbls. Bourbon do.
100 Bbls Cape Lime.
= Baskets Champagne.
p Bxs. Pearl Starch.
3 Bales Guunias.
10 sacks Rice.
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If Eou Would save money, buy your Dry
Goods 81 Eissn Bros. ~ Main street. fell u
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5 ~. Webb q 90. havs on hand a lot @
Cotton seed. warranted fresh. already sacked
For sale cheap.
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RE OF whom Circulars and all further f1f1--
nation may be obtained
DO You Wan STICK Of Goods
Gallon CAYCE, BEARD & co.
DO leu Want Furniture?
Can on CAYCE, BEARD & co.
DO IOq Want to Buy = House.
Call on CAYCE, BEARD & co.
Do YSu Want to Buy a FARM
DO TOu Want to ssIl Real E.tate:
Go 10 CAICE, BEARD & CO.
DO YOu Want 10 Sell Your Stock?
co to CAYCE, BE1RD & CO.
DO TSg Want to Buy Or sell 4HytAl7gs
DO TOa Want to Know 4Rythlng!
Inquire OF CAYCEs BEARD a CO.
HAVE Yea anJ Kind Of Trade?
GO To THE ARCADE
Do fou want to EHow their Place.
60 TO
81 SOUTH COURT ST.
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Also,

Lying in Craighead. Green. Lawrence and indie
peudsuce counties. Arkansas. selected with
great care, and lying on Cash and Slack rivers,
on the line ofthe Cairo and Fulton Railroad.
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Twenty Thousand Acres,

In D4sha county, Ark 40 acres I'm cultivation
10 acres in cypress brake, lI0 acres "a tract
Also, l20 acres adjoining; so acres in cuItt
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a !. Smith A Co.. No. 81, Madison street
near 81. have Just received q shipment OF Tie
celebrated Doak Corn Planter and CultIvatorS
combined Mschsues. Gail al 81, Madison ST
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one BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms. on
Vance street.
LoT. 81 feet by 81 $500 sEEe cash six and
twelve months
one FRAME COTTAGE, on Vance streets
rooms. out houses and Tot. Terms, 49, cash
A beautiful LOT for a Ene residence.
One two-stOry NEW FRAME HOUSE,
rooms, oct houses, fine cisIeru IN a desirable
position near MIS- Tsibots resideuce-ElalU-
One-lalf cash 3a and moatls.