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nURSUANT 70 a decree OF the Chance side
Of the Common Law and taalc-rE Court
OF the city of M-mFIis In ac-rlliu cause there
in pending. wherein William smith is COM
piaIuant. and george e.. Ouri- and Others are
defendants. ] will, on wednesday lue lEI day
Of February. Isdo. at ID ocio-k an iu r-lu- u
Odd Fellows Hall. ia tlp alty Of Memphis,
Tennessee, sell at public auction to She highest
bidder. the blowing property. 20 Wit east
half-beiug $50 feet irlut-Jf TIVE certain lots
II land, lying and being in tie county ut shell
Ev, state OF IeuueSsee- and city or Memphis,
being part OF the tract or land known upon tie
plan OF south Memphis as blocks Nos and
81. designated upon ;. C. WueItuus plan Of
subdivision Of said tract made uy 81 - Kerr,
surveyor, on the nth OF June. l~1. as lots Nos
- aud p, and bounded rs irl9ws. to sit Pc
ginning 1t the Intersection 0i the east side or
an alley which is fifteen feet vide. VIII rGo
north sideOf Linden street, ANA % The south
west corner Of iOt No N-tueuee elstWariIT
With the north side % Linden street 80 les 90
The southsast corner OflutN -1Til-
warily Zs feet 20 the northeast corner Of lot
Ma. 9f-theuce estWardiy with Sc hettgu 3
north boundary line II ieet % tbe northwest
corner OF lot No. ~, and % the nrst named
said alley 49, feet to the beginning, With all
the appurteuaBces thereumtO bel0uziu-- The
lot hereby sold being No. on said suJllvls-
len
Terms Of sale-CreditO of six months, purchaser
executing bond with good security. ami lien
retained on The property untA the purchase
money BE- all paid
Htle good. and sale to be confirmed De- decree
OF Chancery Courl, barring an right ur equity
OF II. 4. SLAUGHTER
jaI3 "a trustee
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Republican Caaeus on che snbieeL


pa We learn says the Savannah Re
publican that j. G. Keys, his son Robert
KEYS. Elisha Byrem, citizens of Anderson
District, S. &, and +. q. Stawers, a citi
zen Of Georgia, have been brought % this
citv and confined in jail, % await their
trial on the charge Of numbering three
Federal soldiers AZ Browns Ferry, in
Anderson District. on heSavannnh river,
On the night Of the eighth Of Oc~t0bereigh-
teen hundred and sixty-hve. The muir
dered men We're stationed there a. q
guard over some cotton, claimed as
property Of the United States, and the
motive Of the act is supposed 10 have
been either revenge al the seizure Of the
cotton, OF Get nd Of the guard in order
10 remove H. AS the cotton WAS MOI
touched after the murder, the former
motive is the more probable one. The
murder occurred about eleven p. IA.
on The night Of the eighth ~.
October. The three soldiers were
found on the next morning Ia the river.
near the ferry-bOat, two Of them shot
through the bead, from ear TO ear; and
the third through the neck, in such man
uer as 10 produce the impression that he
died rather by drowning, than from his
wound. Their arms, acc0utrements, and
horses, and the boots Of n Of the men,
were missing. The Prisoners charged
with the murder viii be tried BY a Nil
itarv Commission.
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HoMuCIDE.-We regret 10 learn that
Egglest0n Woods, OF this county, was
killed on Christmas day by his SON. 1t
seems that Mr.. Woods, being quite in
toXicated, whipped his wife, declaring
his intention 10 kill her; his second son,
a small boy, called on an elder brother
10 come 10 the Rescue Of the mother, and
assist in saving her life. The Oldest boy
declined to interfere, whereupOn the
younger brother seized a gun during the
alteration, and placing the muzzle
against his fathers knee, fired, wounding
him SO severely that he bled to death
before medical aid could be Procured-
The little boy declared that he only
wanted to disable his father, so that he
could not continue the assault on the
mother, which is evident from the man
ner OF shooting. All members OF the
family Justify The little boy-it was the
| result Of natEre's irresistible impulse
hat the son should defend the mother.
| We knew Mr.. Wood he was over MY
years old, and unusually a quite offensive
man. We give the particulars as related
| to us.-P0rt Gibson NelCS.
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Chancery Sale Of City Property,
Tuesday, January 3Ofh, 1866.

Henry Kettman, AdmmIstrator OF John A
took Iced us-GeurKe Harhem and wife EtlT4-
meyer.
Dl virtue Of an iuferlocuforv decree made on
ID b Ch1ucsy Sideof the common Gaw and
ChaueeTy court % thecity % Memphis. N1y-m-
Der Eth. I85.1 viii sell 20 tie hienesf bl1t--- III
Funhc Auction, a. TIE Court H1uz- DOOR. on
the 9TH day Of January. l-E. between the
hours OF lo and ~. tu= dDnnwirg d--s9En-I
real estate, VIZ: ~Pa-t Of Lor No.. D. Block $50.
3, situate, lying ami being iu that part OF The
city OF Memphis, shelby county, stale Of Ten
nessee, called South Memphis. az fhe iuter--r-
ton Of the east side Of shelby or FRONT streets.
with the south side oi Eesie street. urIuLuE Cd
i-et ou beale street and l0 feet ou shelby OF
Front street"
IEE1fH % -ALE-Oue third Cash. the balance
on SIX aud twelve months time. the pur.Hse-r
giving notes with good security. and title rlll-
held as eddfti0ual security uuliI the time par-
meuts are fully paid.
HaaaHrHa At aanr.n~ o. r. &c.
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THEi insolvency Of the estate OF WELLINGTON
i donaldson, deceased, having been suggested
% the Clerk OF the Gouufy Court OF Uuiou
county, Tennessee, all persons hiding claims
a.-ainst said estate are hereby notified % dIs
t6eu with the Clerk OF tie County Court OF
Obiolf cOunty, on or before the 18TH day OF STAY,
Isa3. duly authenticated a. required hy law, for
pro rata settlement. or ms notice viii De plead
in bar Of their recovery By Orleru the CLERK
the County Court Of ObiOn county, Ienuea
see. this, ism day OF December, Is3
L. DONALDS1Ns
fap- sm Administrator, etc
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Trustees Sale.

ID by the Memphis OvertOu Hotel COMPANY,
on the mrs day OF May, lsJ, TO secuIc the pay
maut OF certain bonds and coupons therein
named and described. aud which latter are due
and unpaid. the said trdst deed being recorded
In the Registers Office Of shelby county. Tenn,
IN Book No. O.. pages Is. 2A, - and Ei. We
will, on the 9TH day of FebruEUv- l5r. between
the hours OF 10 and l. am, iu front of said
Hotel, proceed 20 sell TO the highest bidder. for
cash. II ollOWi lots Of < 0uui. designated
on the plan OF Memphis as numbers IL. rs,
u. ls5, IA and L1, situated on the northwest
.cl,rusr Of Main and Poplar streets, i'm said city,
ana on which the said Hotel now stands.
me right Of redemption is waived In said
trust deed. The uLe Is believed 70 be good. On
we will GIy convey as trustees
TTrTa Trustees
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THE insolvency Of the estate OF William B.
Tsier- deceased, having been suggested to
the Cerk OF the County Court or Obiun county,
tennessee. an persons holding claims against
said estate are hereby nouned 70 nhe them VITA
Tennessee. on OF before the 18th day Of NAV,
Isl. authenticated a. required by law, for pro-
rata settlement, or this notice VIII be plead in
har ofthsir recovery By order Of the Clerk OF
the County Court Of ObiQn county, Tennessee,
this, 18th day Of December lsa
r. F. WESTBEQOK.
fau- tx Administrator etc.
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Chancery Sale OF Real Estate,
on
Tuesday, January seth, 1886.

". =. York, Administrator dr I-af r-a Of
James n sloan, deceased, rL W. D- smith.
by virtue Of an iuter-Geuf1V decree g-1Ia
Dth- above cause Du the --t 1f EJ.aIIHHrE1l
door between TIE luur % HuclleE Ash aud
u y sell 20 Public Aurtl.u El tla I.Uf. title
alu Interest Of " smith. ll aai ru % -er8.u
tract or land described a. follows. tl-wlU- Ea.Ig
tu the ID Cv1i District % shelby county. T-l-
u-ssee- on the waters of E-ar taa.-. and s
bounded as follows Uu rl- -sutI aF the lands
OF samuel HJugilss, samuel Rankin Oh tho
east Juo. h-Joues on the north. James sloan.
EL- hhl and HAL WHilHms ON ts1 vest, eru-
1IEEEs OF SALE-Ju a Cr-1iL of & ami De-
months
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
SEARER HOME.

one sweetly solemn thought,
Came 10 me DER and Ger
I'm bearer home to-day
ThaH e'er 7 was before
Easrer Inv fathers house,
Where many mansions De,
Nearer tie great white throne
Nearer the jasper sea.
Nearer the bounds OF life,
Where we lay Our burdens doWnt
Nearer leaving the cross,
Nearer taking the crown.
But lying dark between
Looming up thro' the night
Is the dim and unknown stream,
That leads al last % light.
Close and closer my feet,
Draw 20 the dark abyss,
Closer Death 20 nay lips,
Presses the dreadful kiss
Father. perfect my trust,
Strengthen my faltering faith.
That 4 may not lear Ia stand
on the rocky shore Of Death.
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II w q
Splendid Cotton Plantations
FOR RENT Or SALE.

A sfENblDLY improved tract Of land be-
~ longing 70 The estate Of Seth Wheadey, sit
ualel on Bayou Macon lu Carroll Parish, Ia,
10 miles west OF Lake Providence. This rltct
contains zv9 acres, sO OF which has been
cleared ior a Tong time and viii produce q bale
OF cotton 10 the acre. There fs ,,1E f~u-aIlfDy
house. quarters for laborer-, steam ~ mn and
all necessary improvements on ne ulac..
BayOu Macon IS navigable for stctmer- ana the
landing t. New orleans.
Also, 900 acre, 600 Of which lsopen. situated
. miles south Of memphis between Horn Lake
rosd aud thc river. This Is zone OF he beaf ria,.
tatioBs in the cOuBty, producing cutton. corn
wheat. oats, etc, equal 10 any upland mace IN
quarters Tor lsb0rer, mill, cribs and stable on
The place.
Great bargains may be bad Ia either or beth
Of the above places. Apply 70
DIX y. D. SAUNDERS,
faIs-lml 81 South Court Street, lup stairs).
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StrGttOIl, GOyeT & Co.,
WHOLESALE GRoCEEs,
Cotton Factors and Commission
Merchants,
No. Is Front 81, 1etWeen Adams 3 JeHerson.
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Have FOR sale low to the trade
80 Rags Rio Coffee.
50 Bags Laguira Coffee.
a. Rsqs Old Government Java Coffee.
al Baas Grain Pepper, siftsa-
2n bhIs. Refined Sugar, assorted qualities.
40 bbds sugar, fair to prime.
81 bhds Clear sides ana Shoulders.
90 bbls Mess Pork.
SO bbls Flour, all grades.
40 pieces Kentucky Baggfng.
20 half do do
~ bales India Bagging.
go coils Rope; SO half coils Rope.
% bales Irvine.
80 b3ls Salt.
20 half bbls and 50 Rits Nos. / MaekeFeL
Choice lmpereal and English Breakfast lea
star Candles, German SOAPS, Starch.
older Vinegar, Wrapping Paper,
Wrapping rwtnes, ETC., etc.
nOv3-am
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~Dispatches from Washington say
tbs Committee on Reconstruction had
another meeting, during who's several
in,nortant questions were discussed, but
- ronclusi0n was reached on them. The
n,ssfion OF admitting the Tennessee dele
tetion has not been fully considered.
5-otsefs from the South against nearly
~ = the Southern members have been
received
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The Augusta GA Transoript,
'oof whose editors was temporarily on
Jnsr Will Gen. Mercer at the time Of the
oHsd,,ed murder Of eve United States
soldier, says the men were not shot Tor
desertion merely, but for conspiracy 70
murder Confederate pickets In order to
ESCAPE 70 the Federal lines
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Chaneery Sale of City Lots,
Tuesday, 5anHary seth, 1866.

c. sullmsu "a Winston j. DavIs aud C.. W.
Lincoln.
III virtue OF an interlccutc-r Iarr-s made on
- the thaue-ry side or TIE t1mIusl law
anu t~sauerry Court of The cts Of Memphis,
November Afhs l@s4 / viii --f dsr cash. at
PUBIC AucuDn. 40 Tire Court House door, on
tne 800 OF anntrE. l--. ulrU--1 the uIuH~Uf
Do AMI EMs 20 The highest uirI-r. tle lltiag-
ius lots OF s~rOund-, situate iu the rlfF OF E-lH-
pnE shelby county, Ieuue---- LES Eu. q. i'm
Nos 80 and sd CA 5iaIi-lu -tr..f. -sa I-.r
mentioned being the property Of q. 81. In
coin
dies tbs j.. AT-TEN FF-=- a rr-a
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,

LAAH hhoMN >
WASHINGTON, D. @.
UrHIS leading Hotel. Renovated aud refur-
i nished, il uOw Ia perfect order for the recep-
ton and accommodation OF is old patrons.
no2l-am
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Tuesday, january sosi.. 1856.

James E MeTiman. admir-, etc, Is Robert J..
~Stauusrd f. at
DY virtue OF an iuteriocut1ry decree. made
u ON the ChIucery side 1l the tUllUa- Law
and thuucerT Court Of the city of Memphis,
November Gth. IS@. viii sell % tl- Highest
Bidder, a. Public Auction. ur Che tuUr- House
door. on Tuesday, the fth aHy 81 january. I~I,
between the hours oil Do s1d D. H-, iIv following
described Real Estate, VIZ. situate. lying and
being ia the count OF shelby. and state Of
Tennessee, a certain Lot OI iauI. being l.t -u- e
In block 9, Port Pickering and lot Mo- Sd block
y. Fort Pickering.
Terms OF SALE-A Cretiit OF six months
de1s tdsI A. ASTON. Clerk SUD Master.
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J. D. mason, Jackson, Tennessee
A. Memphis, Tenn, Special Agent
fer Bradley, Wilson & Co, Commission Msr-
eAanLs, New Orleans.
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PROFESSIONAL
DENTAL
DIS. J. B. a Nm. WATSON,
2 81.

HAVTNG removed our Office % the corner Of
III Main aud Monroe streets, we take pleasure
In announcing n our numerous patrons ana
are nov prepared % perform all operations
however difficult aud intricate, belouginR To
our profession, iu the most judicious and skill
Ul manner. All late Improvement IN Plate
werk will receive our personal attention, aud
with eur practical experience and facilities Tor
operating, we feel safe IN Offering our ser vices
with an assurance OF rendering entire s~atisiae-
ten 10 all those who may favor MS with their
confidence. Memphis Dental Depot al same
place, No. 32 Main sL. dc2i-im
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BradIey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,

Combining elegance, lightness, durability,
comfort and economy, and unquestionably the
most desirable article made. For sale whole
sale and retail by
MENKEN BROTHERS & c.
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Chaneery Sale of City LES,
Tuesday, January 30th. 1896.

belosch. Admiuistat1I Of JnD- Ar-
NsmaE4 deed, Is. Elizabeth 81 Mcnamara
tai
Df virtue ora inteTi1sutory decree made ll
ID The above cause on the ttl 90 u-ermD-i-
i-5. / vii on January sub. lTa. 90 the Duurs
HOUSE door DrrW cen che uluE % Er A. NJ and
L. NJ. sell Al FuLIc Auction ta- -1IogIug de-
~crlled Tot Of laul- So tir city uf Memphis. u
shelby county Isuueser. Was 4 crTllu LsL
b ing Detweeu the Pigeon Ellst road lCCUrr
street, IN said city being part II LuL 40 s. Of
the Subdivision Of County Lot 80. -. formerly
OF The estate Of JameSF. LaII1aay. u--e---I.
said Lot Is north OF Court street
TERMS OF SALON "a cretIl OF seven, twelve
and eighteen months
deas IDS a. ASTON. Clerk & Master
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Virginia Tobacco

WE have in Store, on Consignment, for
w Sale
] 600 packages sound Virginia Manufactured
Tobacco, from medium 10 best grades.
1000 pounds genuine killickinick smoking
Tobacco.
1000 pound Bob Lee" Smoking, very superior
article.
Which we viii sell Rs low to the trade as can
be bought in Virginia, freights added.
CLARK, ELY 4 HARVEY,
de1O I'm No. Bradley Block.
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LEGAL.

NOIICE---Pursuan to a deed OF truss
Z sAeeuted 70 me by John Z. B1bb ami Ann
slopi uele4 the 9th January. 1851, and re-
TS.oe1 % me Register Office OF shelby county,
el IN BOOK No. 81, pages -, - and 81,
~ ~ - February. lS8. on the tses-
y tas 9lslest bidder, Tor cash, The lot of
tuct, Ina said county and E.af- n-InHfng ~ 80
4u ne e1ts.le Of Sample mi by about 81
ueePr esinnlng AZ the southeast corner hereof
AZ 49, 1Dout II chains and Is links north or
norlhNarMy nom TIE center OF tie Esw Pa
leign road and for more fuH d-ezerfrnsn. par
4elF IfieEenee y here made % said trust
sell uHe only ~ IS vested iu me.
December 9th. lisa 81 ~
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From the New York Herald, nth.
THE NEGRO SUFFRAGE question IN
THE or gnFTMRTA

The promise Of radical legislation In
both Houses to-day, upon negro suffrage
in the District Of Columbia, called out a
very considerable representation in the
galleries, Of the coming electors. Our
coi0red brethren were scattered about
very pr0miscuOusly in the ladies' and
gentlemen's galleries, and were amicRbly
allowed 70 sandwich themselves between
the paler occupants OF the highest and
most arist0cratie degree. The thirsty
aspirants for suffrage did not manifest
the vagIest idea Of how the Congress
sioual tide of their affairs was tending;
but We observed that they viewed with
especial sdulatiOu, in the Senate, every
movement snd articulation Of their
champion from the Hub"
House bill No. that striking out the
word white from the election laws of
the District of Columbia-came UP for
consideration to-day, and Messrs. VIII
son. Of Iowa, Boyer, SchOheld and KEEL
ley, O: Pennsylvania, spoke at consider
able length upon IT,. The galleries were
tolerablv well filled with expectsnt ne
Croes Of both sexes and all sizes. 4 del
egation from the Shoe Black Brigade,
a~cc0utered as their profession directs
excited considerable discussion GI,On the
propriety Of increasing the privileges Of
C0lCred race by their persistent efforts
70 enter the gallary set apart for
the Diplomatic Corps. Mr.. Boyer,
Democrat protested ;g last "a ,dln z
upon the people OF the Dis
trict a measure which is repudisted
by a majority Of the Northern constitu-
eucies IS a disgrace 10 the elective fran
chise. Mr.. Schofeld bid a sort Of def
ance 70 the President. He did not fear
Mr.. johnson would follow the terrible
example OF Tyler and Fillmore. Ifhe
did he WIS the only man who would be
hurt by IL. He would pass into oblivion
a dark a. that which covers the above
named unfOrtunates, while the rank and
file Of the great party would stand a.
before like a rock between the oppressed
and the oppress0r. The people Of this
District do not anticipate this bill will
pass. If il does many OF the more peace
ably disposed will emigrate, knowing, as
they do, the extreme facility with which
election rOws are gotten up here.
Republican Caucus ON the Subject
Thad. Stevens has finally come togrief
The Republican members Of the House
held a caucus this eyeing on the bill now
pending before Congress comforting the
privilege Of the elective franchise upon
the negro population in the District Of
Columbia. The caucu was 3 protracted
one, lasting until midnight. The debate
was spirited and spicy. The proposition Of
universal suffrage was voted down, and
It wa decided that the bill should ne
amended &c Bs 70 confer the privilege of
voting 70 only that portion Of the negroes
who came up 20 a certain standard Of ed
ucatiOn and property. Stevens is repre-
scented as boiling over with indignation
~ this result, and fierce in his denun-
Citations.
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WESTERN
AND
ri Oh1n'e shop
VIA. A. ROBINSON ( CO
4 ROBINSON late OF Quinb & Robinson,
Memphis.
I, q. STOKES. late of stokes & TAYLOR Nfemnbis

A FTER a suspension OF business for nearly
"A four years, we again come before the pub
ne soliciting a share of patronage in the above
branches of business in our new buildings. on
shelby street, Opposite the GayOsO House. We
are prepared TO build and repair Saw Mills, En-
glnes, etc. furnish all kinds of Castings Tor
buildings, Plantations, Railroads or Sfeam-
boats. With an experience Of TWENTY-FIVE
years as practical mechanics and machfnists,
we feel conhdeutin our ability to give saffsfael
ton. Our prices shall be a. low as the expense
Of labor and maternal viii admit OF.
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Chaneery Sale Of CITY Lois,
The aOth of January. Isss


Jacob Weller r.. W. Z. Fly.
DT virtue Of an iuterlocut1rv deere waI-Iu.
u the abovs cause Ola the -tL aE November.
lS5. 4 viii. on Tueslay, January the stl, I~,
st the Court HgG- door. between tine uuuF- ~
20 A. 81 and II w. sell u- FuGle Au-tiHa the
following described property. 70 wiz: Situated
lying and being ia Saelay county. T-uU--ee,
and In the city Of Memphis Beginning 90 a
corner UEtentre street and Hospital Avenue af
a stake, thence north With said avenue u Ieat
and Eve Inches % e stake. thence f~aaraiL-I with
Centre street hffy-seven l-et luc eleven Iuan-4
To a stake. thence south iT feet and inches.
thence west BE- leeLt u tire beginning. l-irT the
SAME lot % ground conveyed by As 81. Ialrp
10 W. d Fiv.
TERNsO SALE-0n arreiit ofs-vel months.
Gal- ids A.AE-TIE. lIaH- Il Master
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Ameriean Land Company.

THE Agency ofthis Company has been re-
moved nom Holly Springs, Miss. 10 this
city. Persons having business With Il will call
al Room No. %, (up stairsJ Jacl1son Block, 81
Main sle6t. ~ A. VpODMANs
talB Ina Agent,
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TIE RULES AMI BYLAWS
Governing Visitors to
ELMW00D CEMETERY.

ESTABLIsHED some eight months ago, are
" still In active force, and VIII be kept mp,
Notwithstanding the Withdrawal Of the mill
tar guards from she gates.
Parties visiting these grounds must obtain a
Permit, or otherwise they viii not be admitted
within the Enclosure.
Tickets can be had st all times 90 J. c. Hoist
a Co.'S, Main street: W. r. Smith & Co.'S, Mon
roe street; owen smith, corner OF OaYoso ana
second sfrasts, uDdertakerS
Family tickets csn DO had AZ all times % the
Office IN the Cemetery. Thus SIEW AhI,
deI-gu superintendent
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81 An English writer says the use Of
tea with insufficient food leads to a era
wing for ~stimulants. He accounts in
this way for the opium eating Of the
Chinese.
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SNOW FLAKES.
By LoNGFELIoW.

out Of the bosom OF the air.
out OF the CLIQUE folds OF her bosom shakes
over the woodlands brown and bare,
over the harvest fields forssksu1
silent, and soft, and slow
Desoends the snow.
Even as our cloudy mnclss take
Suddenly shape In some divine expression
Even So tie troubled heart doth make
In the white c1uuteuanco COulcsalons
The troubled sky reveals
The grief IL feels
Thi5 Is the poem OF the air,
o. Slowly tn silent Aylables recorded
This is the secret OF despair,
Long IN It's cloudy bosom hosrded,
Now whispered and revealed
Ia wood and field.
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Westward Trains.
The Connection by this Route
Is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND NO STAGING.
Fare LOSS
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand Junction on Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday, at 2 o'clock pm.
Trains on the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad leave
Corinth going North and South on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays-Soutli at $40 am.
and North at $50 am.
At Uecatur regular connections are made with
the Nashville and Decatur Road for Nashville,
Louisville, etc.
At Stevenson connections are made with
trains on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road.
At Chattanooga connections are made with
trains on the East Tennessee and GeOrgls, and
Western and Atlantic Railroads., for all parts
Of Georgia, South and North Carolina, Virginia
and the North.
For through tickets and further Information,
apply at No. Is Court Street, or al the Memphis
and Charleston Depot.
W. J. ROSS, Geu1 Sup't.
G. l.. ANDERSON,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
JULIUS HAYDEN,
iaII-lm General Travelling Agent.