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Land EOr nc.

\ undivided one-haIf interest In 1000 acres
A Of Red river bottom land, IN Lafayette
Rud SEWER counties, Arkansas
This interest," the title % winch Ls perfect VIII
be sold al q low figure, Tor one-third cash and
the remainder at one and two years without
interest
river bottom land, above al overflow, and tins
nnest body Of land Ia the state, IN Crawford
county, Arkansas.
These lands via be sold together OF in par
Gels. for cash.
Apply 70 PIKE &ADAMs,
Attorneys a. Law F.
mhS-tf E3 Main street, Memphi
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A CHANGE.-Ws were informed yes
terday, that Mr.. +. NJ. Townsend, q well
known railroad man, is to succeed Mr..
Gridley as ticket agent, at the compsny's
once, No. 2871 Main street. Those who
have had business intercourse with Mr..
GridIey will regret his retirement, but
the patrons Of the line cannot fad to be
satisfactorily served by his worthy sue
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EMMoNs & Son, No 10 Jefferson
street, end 393 Main street, have re-
ceived New York Ledger, Chimney Cor
ner, Literary Album, Boston Pilot, Ban
ner Of Light, Sunday Times, and dsilies
from everywhere. Also new sheet mu-
sic, La Crosse Democrat, Waverly Mag
azine, Police News, Police Gazette, Har-
per's Weekly, Frank Leslie, Round Ia
Bile. Call at Emmons & Son for your
reading matter.
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DEATH o. GES, TAYLoR-Gsn. Jas,
H. R. Taylor, Of Kelly Springs, Mitsis'
sippl, died At the residence Of his father,
Dr.. w. V. Taylor, in this city, on
| wednesday afternoon. He was about
aftyyears Of age, and had filled many
osetlons Of honor and emolument in his
S.sie Is was q true fFiepd, a gallant
soldier, aud N 81, a trdiy good man
His loss is regretted, bis memory hon
80 and reyered. His remains were
,ntsrrsd At Elmwood yesterday With
Masonic honOrs.
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Ladies', call at Francisco & Wig
gins, 500 Main street, and examine
their splendid assortment of fancy
dress fuIs. r.. mol SC
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MEMPHIS, October 81, 1857

MEMPHIS, October 81, 1867.
MI. ]. ). Chaplin, Agent Of the Northwestern
Mutual Lie Insurance Company:
Dear Sir: For the generous donation
OF one hundred and fifty dollars by the
Company you represent, ! wOulI make
grateful acknowledgment. Such actions
in times like these evince the true spirit
of charity. In this dark and trying hour
it has been a hard struggle to meet the
wants Ofthe poor and needy Isrselites OF
this community, and this timely gift
will bring much JOY in many asad home.
Yours respectfully.
WILLIAM STiX,
Viee-President Hebrew Union Relief Associa,
ton,
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UEFoUNDBD RUMoR.-Among the
mapy rumors prevailing is . that Mr.
Newton Ford, the well known cotton
~ a,mmisslon merchant, Is dead and
the establishment closed In consequence.
Mr.. Ford has haea id, but - GONZALES
cling, ADD WILDE able 70 giss bis personal
attsudon 10 business next week. The
housa Of EsEtOn, Ford & Co. is open a.
usuai-has not been closed IL all, and
customers wil iEeosiye the saRe attention
ss heretofore.
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The following was adopted :
The Board meets to-day at 10 am.

GEORGIA STATE LoTTERY-For the
benefit Of the Masonic Orphans Home,
combination class No. III. The fellow
ing were the drawn numbers, October
30, 1867:
Glass 112 drawn October 81, 1857:
Il, 90, Is, 81, 81, "a, Is, 3, As, Al, so, IS
H. BERKELE, Agent,
No. q Adams street.
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Our stock of ladies' and children's
furs are now open for inspection.
Francisco & Wiggin, 300 Main street.
nOl3t
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MORTUARY REPORF.-Eight inter-
ments from yellow fever for twenty-four
hours ending at 5 O'Clock P. N.
W. Z. ROGERS, N. D.,
Secretary Board Of Health.
u.,,,bfs N.toher a lgsT.
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HORN LAKE DEPoT.-This fsvorite
place on the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad, has not escaped.the attention Of
the individuals who appropriate the long
cared species without asking leave.
Some Of this fraternity, IN Wednesday
night last, took from Mr.. P. P. Walker 3
black mule, and, also, from Mr.. James
Rogers a brown Of the same breed. The
thieves and animals were traced to this
city and have been lost sight OF.
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DIED.-Dr. Townes, Of the we'll known
firm Of Townes & Co., Commission her-
chants, died at his residence yesterday
morning. The death Of this useful citi-
zen and upright business man will be
regretted by his large circle Of social and
commercial friends.
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Gents dress and business hats
at Memphis Hat Company. OPP
POsite Court square. Oc3l 81
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DOCTORS DOwN.-Dr. J. M. Keller,
physician in charge Of the City Hospital,
hRs been quite III, but is rapidly recOver-
ing. DR.. Thornton, in charge Of the
City Dispenssry, is also under the
weather, but is improving. We hope to
see them both out in q few days.
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RErURNED.-Henry Cowperthwait, Of
Cowperthwait, Chapman q Co., has
returned from the East, where he has
been purchasing an extensive stock Of
goods for his house, which will be dis
played ere long. Our friend looks as
we'll and handsome as ever.
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READ the advertisements OF
Rice, SIfX q Co. Their immense
stock Of Fashionable Dry SsOOds
will be closed out regardless of
cost, 10 quit The retail trade.
.Hn .afQ -
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EDUCATIoNAL.-The State Supsrin-
tendent of Public Instruction has ap-
pointed Rev. Wm.H. Pesrne,o of this city,
Superintendent Of Schools for Shelby
county.
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Attend the closing out sale Of Rice,
Silk & Co. You will find a complete
stock Of Dry Goods at lower prices than
ever. octS Ina
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Seventh Prize,

A most valuable manufacturing site
perpetual fail OF 81 feet Of water, situs
Winston county, Alabama, with l6U
land. Valued at $4,000.
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REMOVAL OF HOWARD ASSOCIATION
ROoMs-For the convenience Of the
public, the Howard Association have re-
moved their rooms to 80 Main street.
under the Tennessee Savings Institution
where applications for nurses can be
msdsdsy or night.
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CUBBINS, GUM d o UyER,
& : y
Mill and Lumber Yard
-a9a.1 ia sslln,sasm .s.saESzz..

A GENERAb assortment OF Framing Lum-
q Der, Weatherboardin<, sheei ing, FLOORING,
sa5aa osP %sl5nf aietory snd PinissinT
Lumber On hand,
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Hats the best and latest styles
at Memphis Hat Company. OPP
p0site the square. oc3l ct
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TOR SAL T." mag
A good Secondhand BUGGY and HARNESS
Qittle used will be sold cheap. Apply 70 lay
lur. cay & Rutland, a4 Front street, or
auEsTf vs. BRUCE q % Monroe street
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Shaker Flannel Shirts and Draw
ers. Robeson, Sneed & Co. OcIl II
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The largest assortment of ladies'
and children's fancy furs in the cit7
at Francisco g. Virgins, 300 Main.
street. nol3t
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PERsOSAL-We are panied to learn
that "a personal and much esteemed
young friend, Capt. Jack Horn, Of the
house Of Wormeley, joy & Co.. is dan
g~erousiy IN with fever. We trust, how
ever. that ere many days pass he will be
up and about again, as lively as ever.
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AT LARuE-Marshall Johnson, Of the
Z" eullUdU persuasion, who va confined
in Jail, charged with grand larceny, was
released yesterday by Justice Hall, be
having given the necessary bonds for his
appearance at the Criminal Court.
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10 R-R b N t.
store Houses Nos SIS and SCI shelby street,
Also. o large ONCE in the Walker block.
auDlvt TO uHOsgH. COOKE b..
co.'s II Main street up staira
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NAME CHANGED.-We are informed
that the name Of the p~OstOfice at Flew
eIivnis Y Roads has been changed to
Independence. Those having corre-
spondenee with that plsee should address
It Independence, DeSoto county, Miss.
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MAIN ETREET.-The contractors broke
ground on Main street south OF Madison
yesterday morning, and are putting their
work through in iBe style. From pres
ent appearances, there is no prospect Of
a sea Of mud Oh Main street this winter.
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ITHAEKs.-We are sgain under obliga-
tlons to Capt. Ed. Mccormack, Of the
Southern Express Company, for the
latest papers in advance Of the mails.
The S. E. c. is ahead Of the U. S. NJ.
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FOX SALE.

RESIDENCE FOR SALF.-The
II undersigned offers for sale The re 'ioenoe
1fthe ale ~. W. H. Raines. IN the Town OF
Heruaudo. DeS1uo cJun.y, Miss. There is on
the premiEe a large and connections Frame
0rrbErds efr. ana situated near the Mlssis-
uppi and Tennessee railroad depot For fur
f6er Information address the undersigned al
Hernanuo, Miss. VA NAINEh.
.gfp Tma Administrator.
Z . : A L E
TuelrsNo.l billiard Tables Tor sale. For
psrffruIaE. Inquire At D. \. EVANS,
orslm y Monroe street.
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Furs of all nations at Francisco
q Virgins, 800 Main street. nol3t
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Ladies' and chfIdren's fancy dress
furs of every description ct Frsn-
cisco 81 Wiggin's, 3o9MaIn street.
mol st
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Silk Undershirts and Drawers,
very low. Robson, Sneed & Co.
ocfII IN
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COUNTY CoMNussIoNERs.-At the LAS
meeting Of the County Commissloneri
the following appropriations were made
Ordered 6y the BOARD, That sR ap.
Precipitation OF 5000, to be issued In two
werrants Of $500 each, be and the same
IL hereby allowed McCombs 8 Co., fol
burglar proof safe furnished the Clerk Of
the County Court. Ayes-Commisslon-
ers Merriman, Louis and President
Lewis. ~
An account in favor of John League,
Clerk, for 1857 is costs was, on motion,
alloweds Ayes4CommissioRers Merri-
man, Louis and President Lewis.
An account in favor OF 3. Behn, for
$50 so, for beef furnished the County
Poor House, was, on melton, allowed.
Ayes-Commissioners MerrImsnr Louis
and President Lewis. 20.
An account IN favor OF w. L. Nc
Elfresh, for SIS s., for bread furnished
the County Poor House, was, on motion,
/ allowed. Ayes-COmmissi0ners Merri-
man, Louis and President Lewis.
An aocoaat in favor OF DIR. P. d.
Beecher. FOR $3.50, for use and hire OF
ambulance, mule and driver at County
Poor House, ct Memphis, was, on mo-
lien. allowed. Ayss-Commissioners
Merriman, Louis and President Lewis.
The following accounts, IN favor Of O.
+. Chamberlin d Co, one account for
S23l, for stationery, etc, for Municipal
Court; one account for 500 50, for Law
Courts one account Cor .&275 OF. for
County Court, and another for $24T 25,
for same Court, amounting in the aggre-
gate to 1888 81, were, on motion, allowed.
AYES, Commissioners Merriman, White,
Louis, and President Lewis.
An account 10 fsvor-of NJ. Nealis, for
$500 50, for boarding prisoners, was, on
motion, allowed. Ayes, Commissioners
Merriman, White, Louis, and President
Lewis. q
1t was also,
Ordered, That in order to secure the
prompt completion Of the jail, II being
i~mperntively needed at the earliest period
possible, MI. Powers, the Contractor, be
authorized 70 sell the warrants issued to
him at the best prices be can obtain, but
not below the market rate. Ayes-Com-
m~issioners Msrrimsn, Louis and Presi-
dent Lewis.
The following was adopted
Ordered 5 the Commissioners o Of
Shel6u County, Tennessee, That the com-
nlLLtE VI Ma l. NAAAl6AAoDuf
w. E. Milton, and F. w. ButtiDghaus,
appointed at the July term for the inves-
tigatiOn Of the finances Of the county, are
entitled to the thanks of this Board for
the able and faithful manne in which
they have discharged their arduous and
important duties, and that they are
hereby relieved from further service, with
the exception Of M. T. Williamson, who
is hereby retained on daty until January
next.
The Board meets to-day at 10 am.
FAILED TO Observation-Disclosures was
made by Mr.. J. B. Englebatch to Mr..
Justice Miller, yesterday, thatone Julius
Waggener had failed or refused to de-
liver up to the complainant 3 valuable
watch which bad been given him to.
repair; whereupon the accused wa
arrested and gave bonds for his appear
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A Cough. a. Cold or 8 Sore Throat,
Requires immediate atteRtian, sud SHOULD be
checked. II allowed 20 continue,
Irritation Of the Lungs, n Permanent
Throat Disease, or COnsumptIOn, i'
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We cannot enumerate the prices of our
immense stock 10 be cleared out, They
are the lowest, in order to secure an
early sale. Rice, Silk & Go. oetS I'm
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No DeceptioR.-We mean to close out
| the retail branch, and hsye marked all
Dry Goods down to lowest figures. Rice,
Silk & Co. oetS I'm
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LosT.-On Wednesday night, between
Main and Third streets, on Madison, a
valuable Diamond Cross, for the return
of which 3 suitable reward will be paid
nv Iimmia Smith. No. 3 Madison street.
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WashInglOn Slreel Planning MIlL-

Planning, Saving Scroll Saving and Turnlng
done TO order. DOOrs, Sash, Newell Posts Bal
listers and star work on hand aud made 70
order. Oc5 In
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bird Prize.
Fourth Prize.

Ont residence lot adjoining above prcsster
&5NlOJ feet; very available for re~sidencT-- :,
desirably located. Valued atSSOn. UC
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Mink, sable and fitch Gnrs the
finest at Miller q Leidy's. lihi
naQT RI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01

To-rHB PAFRONs OF THE APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities Ia the delivery of the
APPEAL st the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to eoIleetsubscriptions
ED. MANSFORD,
gupt. Of Circulation.
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w. s, X & 4 CO., {
Cotton Factors 8 Commission Merchants,
NEW oRLEANs LOUISIANA.

WE are now entering mon our twentieth
w year Of business in Memphis, and the
sixteenth IN New Orleans, aud solicit a cOntin-
uance OF patronage from our frenda ana the
public generally. Our house in New Orleans
will, As heretofore, be under the management
Of VIM. 8. PICKETT, an cid and experienced
merchautin- The New Orleans cotton trade,
and affords to our custnmera tho Advantages OF
either market, as their interest oA~jnclinatlOn
NAV Induce them TO ship
We ke~epalwRys on hand a good supply OF
Groceries,. Provisions, Bsgging, Rope, Gum
Betting, Plantation ana Family Supplies gem
orally. WORNELEY, Joy & co.
SEA 3m .a.-| TT
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Ladies' furs. AIl qualities, at
Miller a. Leidy'E, opposite 1he
square. ocSl ct
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AZ Ladies' will be pleased to learn that
B. A. Hollenberg, proprietor Of the
Memphis Steam DyeiBg establishment,
No. 2l2 Beal street, has opened a con-
venient office at $50 Second street, where
all kinds Of goods, old, faded and soiled,
giIl be elegantly Dyed and Renovated.
| Gentlemen's wear cleaned and dyed in
superior style. Oc2 eOdlm
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CHARITABLE.-The following CORES
nnndanca sneaks for itsaIf.

TENNESSEE AGENCY NoRTHwFsTERN0
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, October SO, 1857.
A. E. FARMLAND, Esq, President Hebrew Union
Relief Association:
Dear Sir: Sympathizing with the
sick and afflicted in our midst, the
officers of the Northwestern Mutual
have authorized me to appropriate three
hundred dollars to their relief. Learning
that there is much sickness among your
people, and that your rich give, Of their
abundance, to supply the wants Of the
poor, without ever calling for help on
any but Hebrews, and that at this time
the burden is very heavy, I take pleas
ure in dividing that amount between the
Hebrew and Howard Associations. In
closed pleased find my check for one
hundred and fifty dollars.
Respectfully yours,
J. 5. CHAPLIN. Agent.
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Trunks. Valises and Bags. Robe
on,Sneed g. Co. Nf''l Oe1lg0i ,
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AoentrsIy located business house on Front
ROW PossesEion given immedistely
osS-tT J.w. PAGE "a
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Buy your fall style hat of Mill
Ter q LeidY. Oc3l ct
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LAND. in the Northern portion OF Shelby
~onutv Tenn. "a viii be rented IN large OF
small ttacts AodreS
CHAMBERLAYEE JOINS, SR.,
LII rD,a Care NORMALLY TOv A 60.
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-sL8I u
For This Week Only,
Hfl HUEtGaE 81 ,I9TETD
CO@msneEzx OessBer 2sth.
'aTasS .IE $40 ~ -

Best Fast Color Oalfooslf9S cents;
Fine Yard Wide Bleaunsd ADmosties, l2K GEMS
per yard-f rmer price, % cents;
ALI Wool Fiannels. ~ CENTS per yandt
JOurlns KID 8lQves, 81 3 perpairt
Wnale0one GorBela, 81 = yer pair,
A complete sock Of Mourning Goods,
Fine brown Domestics, ~ cents per yard - .
Satinst4 for Mems and Boys O.othings 5 cents
q per yRrdJ %
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MARRIAGE ana Q.

Marriage ana o~eIIbaeya -AAH essay for
young men on the crime OF solitude. snd the
diseases and abuses which create infpsdiments
10 marriages. with sure means OF relief Sent
sent IN sesIed envelopes free OF charge Address
a4lfHa nA ]. SkfLLIN HoUGHTON,
Howard Association, PhflsdeIphaa, i
oo24 a&Rsm 450
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Ladies' visit The fur emporium
aRd Duy genuine furs. Mem
phis Hat Company, opposite the
square. ~ &e- Oc3l Ct.
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Buy your Clothing from Robson,
Sneed & CO., 3o5 Main street. oelltf
Furs! furs! farsi furs! Furs!
at Miller q Leidy's, 200 Main
street. oc3l ct
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DosT-FOUND
o96 REV 80 n ~
TORRENT.

10 r Z P
The elegant new building No. HoWard's
ow.t three stories hish, with good CELLAR.
Apnlv To N. i. MEADHAM,
o-go No. pITnion street.
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FRE CENTS.

We request that our patrons win not pay
The newsboys more than i've cents q COP for
the APPEAL. Il is SOLD over the counter Al
that price, and We allow the Bewsboys a sum
client margin TO make 3 handsome pront by
selling the papers at i've cents per copy.
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A cottage residence OF ten rooms, Wit
60XlOO, in the city OF Chicago, Ill, only ..
quar- ers OF a mile from the heart Of II -
and within one b ocE Of the street rail-
tersscttng every part Of the city, VI
$500, I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01

Business Suits, Cheapest in the
city. Robeson Sneed & Co. OcIItf
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Two large aud splendid Hslis At No. 2l seo-
oud street In Adams Block, suitable for literary
Essocistious, balls, private parties, clHbsp lee
rures. fairs. etc. VIZ be rented reasonably.
Inquire OF 81. BID. Main street Webster 6loeE
or Sdme Lfese. on the premise, nom : TO 10
o'clock pm. sell
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OUR Buyer IN New York having bought
during the recent Brsaky 3 siaHEs stock OF
Goo0S stPanic Prizes, we shah 0heF
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

FOR ST. LOUIS.
For Cairo and ST. Louis.
MARBLE CITY-...----~-~.Conwsy master
Ants superb passenger steamer l.
VIII leave ~ above on ~
THIS DAY, lst inst. at 10 a.U.
novllt FLEM. CALVERT. sup't.
For Cairo and st. Louis.
ADAM JACOBS -.--.Crane master
This splendid passenger packet .d@
leaves on -
THIS DAY, lst inst, at 5 pm. Max
novIIt FLEM. CALVERT. supt.
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For cairo and 81. louis.
ron vICKsBURG.
Second Prtgg

For vicksburg and Way Landings
II. NJ SHREVE Carter master
This superb passenger steamer IT.
will leave as above ~
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TRAVEL TRAvEL.-The well known
and veteran ticket agent, Capt. Larry
Harmstad, having resigned the agency
Of the Illinois Central Railroad, and &C
cepted that Of the Memphis and Louis
vile line, is now prepared to furnish
tickets to all points East and North by
this popular line at the lowest rates.
Call and see him at his great ticket
Office, corner Of Main and Madison
streets. He also tickets South over the
n Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad and
It's connections. He still retains the
river agency for the old lines, and is pre-
pared to ticket to all points as quick, II
not quicker, as low, if notlower, than
anybody in the business. Call at cor
ner of Main and Madison.
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,A1, at
sDe re-
g from
line.
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Tickets e5 each. May be had OF, or
through, any OF the COmpany's agent
James Strain. fernando, Hiss.
Stockholders, Directors and Ohcers
Company are prohibited from purchf
holding tickets In any Of he draWinl
Company Is simply the media for the p
and sale OF real estate between prOpeTi
ars and the general publio 4
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No. 5, in Hays subdivision, Me
size l02xl52 feet. A beautiful buildtI
Valued at $500,
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EOR RENT
sroRFs and OFFICEs IN Betheil's New
Bufldfnq, on corner OF Main and South
Court streets Apply ia the building 20 2 Z.
BETHELL, or s. p. WALKER JL, in rooms
90 and p my22H
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CLOSING OF Halls.

To COmmeuNa Saturday, OCTOBER lHll, 1897.
a. q. LIVERMORE, GenI supT.
CP. OAKLEY, cen. Ticket AgL. OcI9
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Cottage Residence, 5 rooms; lot I2Ox
on BOrland avenue, near Memph1
Charleston railroad, near c~OrpOratio
Valued at $4,000.
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ANEoUNCEmENT

TOHN Il. BOWEN, present Incumbent, e q
Il cqnfMsts for reelection 70 the office pfCity
Tax Collector, at the election 70 be HOLDER N
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