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undersigned respectfully lenders ms ser
vices as agent Tor the sale Of your cotton in
tAis city, and for the purchase OF ~yoursuppues
The unfortunate termination Of the late war,
which 50 materially afscted the best Interests
Of the South, has also had IL effect upon the
Commission b siuess OF thus city, as transacted
between planter and merchant. You doubt
less well remember With what P~eftinaeity ORE
vtous to the WarL accounting ia sOuetnstauce
10 annoyance, you were solicited FOR your busi-
ness at the rate OF my cents per bale cOmmls-
sion free OF drayage, and stored for twelve
months without charge. Then las vii be
again the producer was the elemsn
and high rents, rich landlords and merchants
were the result OF planters patronage. No
people or Occu patton nave been more seriously
prostrated then planters and planting, and
nOneso much deserve 20 be f9stered and aided
in their unfortunate changed coadllon. How
tn st aid 70 much needed hss been metsd suit
you l optne TOO well know. OuerOus goVerD-
ment taxes in general, and a special tax upon
your leading ~prOcuc1on, Cotton, large puofds
you have had 20 pay Hpou Supplies furnished
commissions on sales ranging nom IS 50 70 s.
per bale, monthly Storage a. eNOFbitant prices
and other expense, a. per reference q your
account sNes, as a sum total viii leave yOu but
nttleu anything Upon which TO rebuild your
shattered fortunes, ortO compete with the new
Orderof adaIrs-Gee labor. When I Withdrew
from the Cotton and Commission Business in
1850. private reasons then led me TO believe that
I would EeTrr engage IN il again. The sOllci-
LatiOns Of many friends lhaG were fOruer pI-
iron and a desire TO promote the interest Of
the planting community, 80 1ar as my feeble
efforts can co 10, and the apparent want or
Eratllu 2 8Lnl0lteo 10 q eumlnuH1tV that In
times past Tended 50 materially to the pros
Derity OF Memphis and its mercantile comma
nifty, has determined me again 70 odsr my ser
vices IN the capacity as stated The reiuced
stocks Of cOttOnsi1 the United states and shO5t
supBll les in the hands OF New England manu-
mcLurprs has caused 5OUe advance in prices
nom the late depression, hence early sales may
be prudent and remunerative; such was The
case the past Two seasons, and nan planters
have bad cause TO regret the acting upon the
90 common practice Of holding and drawing
upon their cOtt9ns. would aIvtse no planter
10 senu forward his cotton unless he wished Il
ssld upon the drsl sctive marE~L. Il can be
held at home much cheaper Than in Memphis.
Ny charges for selling cotton win be One Dol
lar Per bale. InsuuauCe effected IN all cases II
not Instructed 20 the contrary. shall buy your
supplies from Wholesale houses, giving you ths
bsnent Uf same. IN shOrt, BY strict attention
to ali the departments OF our business, I hone
to merit a large share Of patronage
Very respectfully.
- u ADAN
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Tor sale.

ESGTNE sets on Iron Bed Plate, has three
T. feet stroke. thiueeu-inCh cylinder reyerSa-
Ne Engine, Boiler is thirty feet long. forty-two
inches in dianeJer, two nues, mud receiver
attached. brlchen stacE and gulse. All com
pleLe, nearly new and IN good running order.
Also. a Vertical Engine aud Boiler, aN-h0rse
powe-, with chimney twenty feet Ions all In
complete running order, nearly lew.
. Inquire OF n. FfNE. foot Of Jefferson street,
Or To- TBBISs AGUNN. Adams Il sell In
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STEALING SPECIE A colored indi.
viduaL called Dave Haney, was arrested
yesterday on q warrant issued by Mr.,
Justice Miller, charged with stealing The
SUN ofS75O in gold from n AIr. Carrsway.
in FRyette county. The accused was
lodged in prison to await the requisition
Of the proper authorities from the ad-
joining county. II appears that Mr.. Car
rawsy some time since buried the coin,
and the negro discovered its whereabouts
and dug il up. Deputy Sheriff McGuirs
traced the sale Of about $500 To a banking
/ house on Madison street.
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"ED" GARLAND.-This fine specimen
Of Mississippi quarts, is in town. Ed"
is the editor and proprietor OF the Water
Valley lMiss.l Courier, one Of the best
advertising mediums in North Missis-
sippi. He will call upon u merchants
during the day, and We would advise
them to extend their favOrs to him.
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Removal.

~ h. STOUT & BROTHER have removed
y. their stock Of Builders Hardware Ne
cuantesi Tools, etc. 10 No. p Second street,
O. Adams Block" where We are opening a large
sud well selected stock OF Sew Goods, and are
now prepared 70 fuIpish anything IN our line
- lowest edsk prizes ~ nj
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AHs 71osaas EaS1sW N0N"I
RoRENA. John B. Davis, Master.

Leaves Memphis every Saturday ats o'clock pm
West Point every Monday az 5oeik pm
Z" JscksonpOrt every Tuesday az IL
O'Clock am.
" Augusta every Tuesday az 8 O'Clock pm
" Des Arc every "Wednesday at 8 oicIk am
" Duvalls Bluff every wednesday al
z o'clock m.
These boats have been thoroughly repaired
and RENTED expressly for the trade, and, hav-
ing the Mail contract for -Four Years, paSsen-
gers and shippers can rely upon their re-
maining in the trade permanently, and are the
only boats having s connection with the trains
Al Dnvall's Bluff for Little hUck and Hot
Springs. These are the only boats authorized
10 sell Through Tickets via Railroad nom Du-
Walls Biun 70 Little Rock, Hot Springs, Wash
ington. ArkRdelphia, Rockport, Camden,
Pffncstoa, tulip and Fort smith. Time
through TO Little Rock 4s hours Sixty pounds
Baggage allowed By Stage Company 20 each
passenger
Passengsrs for Northeastern TsxasAnd South
ern Arkansas VIII find this the most reliable
route. Time and money saved by buyins
A good light draft steamer will be run
in Connection WITH these ackets from Augusta
and JacksonpOrt, making two trips per week
10 ~Pocahontas on Black river.
Tickets sold for all Of above Points on boArd
0oeis' OF I" LEVY a MILLER, Agents.
282 Front street.
JOHN B. DAVIS. S1p'ts
tMemphis and White River U. :. Man Line.
au2 II
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NEW LOcAL.-A change has taken
place in u contemporary Of the Auc-
ldachs, 10 the editorial department, Mr..
Jack VI. Campbell having been installed
Yesterday as lOcsl editor. Mr.. Camp
bell Is an old typo, and We welcome him
10 the -precarious life Of journalism.
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Ad,ninisfrqtOr,s retirement

In County Court Of Shelby County.
To the Heirs and Creditors OF j.. @ Anderson
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that 1 have filed
n settlement Of the estate Of ]. Q. Anderson
deceased, with the clerk Of said eourt, ana thai
I Will apply tor cOnnrmatlon OF said settle,
ment al the November term 1857, Of said court
10 be held on the first Monday Of said mouth
in Tx courthouse in The ely OF Memphis.
HENRY 7. JONES,
Administrators with viii annexed.
ApproVed September IS 1857;
eli lawfws JOHN LEAGUE. Clerk.
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p WILL sell my lower Plantation In Tunica
ryqnfy. or exchange 70 f0r otkeT good prop
Frtp. a. lrass tt Tor the ueNt yesr or for = series
q years "a IL one Of the highest and best IN
u6 bottom. about 40 miles below Memphis
IvIa Wight
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Memphis and White River
REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET

THE steamer JOHN S. MCCUNE H.
Will leave Memphis EYERYZ
THURSDAY at 5 o'clock pm, commenctug
September the 5th, connecting at Davan's
Blun every Saturday morning with Railroad
train to Little Rock, arriving at DesArc at u
o'clock m, Augusta at lep.m., Grand Glaze sun
day morning, J~acksonpurt sunday at II oelock
n. The McCune being very light dIaft, will be
able 70 90 through TO JacksOnport and ParO-
qustts Blufs at al stages OF water.
W, JAY Johnson,
.-oN VaRnX HARMCTAn ACanfa
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or or

uNHE creditors OF the estate OF James c. VIII
son sre hereby uouhed that 1 have suQ-
Fssted the insolvency OF the estate. The cred
ft0rs will nle their claims within xix months
nom date hereof or this notice will be nled OF
De forever devoid IN c5urt
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NOTIEE

- aseby given - al whom 30 may oonOen
tha Eths November term OF the County
court Of shelley cuunty, Tenn, We win make
apnIcatiOn EDr an extension % ume ia which
a. sstue the estate Of ~. Hooker, deceased.
u. A. HAhREL hXsc'r.
- A. HgOkEh, E1ec'L.
HaIIum a Washington, Attorneys.
EeT laWNWA
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Removal removed to u old
stand, No. 2l5 Main street, corner OF
Adams, we are now prepared TO offeF
great inducements. We are receiving
daily fresh and ~seasonable goods. Call
and see. NJ. KRAUs & Co,
SELF u Corner Main and Adams.
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STEALING Tools Some e%nterprising
ioiners who were short Of q kit, entered
the new building in course Of erection on
Union street, near the Charleston rail
road, on Monday night, and made of
with the contents Of three tool chestSs
the property Of Messrs. Chisholm Alex
ander and Andrews. The thieves got OF
with their booty and no arrests were
made.
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Groceries and Plantation EHnnIia1


In the Chancery Court Of Memphis. Tsna.
No A7-Hsndss6n l. Nelson ". AIJers q
Ward.
II Appearing f.om afidavlt "a Lhls canss That
i Albert O.. Ward b a n1u-rss-denf uf the
state Or tennessee It's Therefore crcEFer tna-
be make his appearances hereia az ms e5Er--
house - tne city Of Memphis TanueEzee. o.
Tie nrsE Monday In October. laT. that being g
ue day. ana pleac. answer or demur % COM
claimants Din. or the same WI be taken f--
coutsss6t as 10 him, and set for hezElcE OK
pArte and mat a copy Of tuE order Be -ul-
ished once a week for four successive weesa 10
me Memphis appeal.
A copy AtLfst-
A. ASTON. CLERK and Master.
BY BESJ. COLENAN Dspy LarE andl sazte-.
Thompson & Frazer, sois for Complainant
sept = 1901. -es laW4Er
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To THE PATRONS OF II APPEAL
Subscribers are requested TO report any
irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEAL ct the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to collect subscriptions.
Ed MANSFORD,
Eupf Of gFraulatfuu-
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PATENT
A TR T


We want men e~verywhers 20 study their owE
The right TO manufacture ana SCI
the Patent Aurora oil in s single county VII
make more money 20 tbs purchaser 10 three
months than the largest farm n your STATE
VIII make In a whole year. The Aurora VI
actually costs less than Oue-hai the price OF
Coal OH. and the Illuminating power OF the
Aurora OIL is a. much superior To the Coal Oll
o. the Coal Oh is 10 a JallOE candle, and If
NO KOBE explosive than a ALLOW andie. any
Lamp that VIII burn Coal Oil viii burn the Au-
rora on. 1t does not rmOEe the chinney-lt
does not Emell-tt viii not grease or stain the
finest even white cloth. The mate
riRl for its manufacture Is i~neLhausuble, one
man can make EeueutJ-Eve barrels Ger cay
No machinery required. We VIII pay your
while here. II we cannot prove al, and even
more. than we have stated. A single county Is
q small fortune TO the man OF enterprise, and
the right TO a state is untold worth.
For urtheT Information cali on or address
H. &. Dewitt Z Co.,
- Mad son street, corner Main,
fvIp Memphis, Tenn.
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EHNCNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street, snd Se3 Main street, have received
Waverly Magazine, Wilkes Spirit Ofthe
Times, New York Citizen, Italian papers,
Brick Ton AImansc, Comic Almanac,
Galaxy, Peoples Magazine, Wsverly
Monthly Post, Phrenologicsl Journal,
all for October; st. TWelmo, 3 parody on
st. Elmo; London Art Journal for Sep
tember. Gail and get q copy.
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To CONE UP.-The negro, Ed. Young,
who shot a colored brother named jim.
Berry on Sunday night, was taken from
the chain gang yesterday and logged in
the county jail. He will be examined to,
day on the charge Of shooting with intent
10 ELL
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RErURNED-Our worthy friend and
fellow-townsmsn, S. E. Ridgely, " the
irm Of Murray & Ridgely, Of this city,
has la5ely returned from the east with a
rich and rare collection of fall and winter
goods. From the number OF orders re-
| ceived by this house We should judge
| that the bear monde Of Memphis fully
appreciated the good taste displayed by
Mr.. r. in his selections.
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We request that our patrons viii not pay
the newsboys more han i've cents a copy for
the APPEAL. Il is SOLD over the counter at
that price. and We allow the newsboys 3 sum
cieat margin 10 make a handsome profit by
selling the papers 3; I'VE cents per copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

THE LECTURE-The lecture at the
Tabernacle last night, for the benefit OF
the Fannie ThurstOn fund, was deliv-
cred By the Rev. GuilfOrd Jones, on the
pre-Adamite history of the earth. The
subject was banded Ia a manner that
betrayed q thorough knowledge OF di-
vine revelation and the science Of geol-
ogy. There was a good audience, but Il
seemed a subject Of general regret that
the house bad not been entirely filled,
for lie remarks OF the reverend gentle
man we're such a. TO interest andinstFuet.
We feel assured that each M who heard
him viii attend every lecture Of the Fan.
ME Thurston series, % long IS they con-
Time a. interesting and ediiying ss the
one thew listened to Last night, Due no
toe will be given Of the next lecture.
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October Term, ls5T, Of the COunty
"A CUuTt OF shelby county, Tenn, ! viii gp
ply Tor leuers Of administration IN the estat,
Of ]. ~. Terrell, deceased.
seIQ Iawsws John HAILUNl.
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Ladies, 1t the "Straw Hat and Bon
net B~leaehery you can have your Felt
and Straw Hats and Bounets dyed the
new Brown. This color does not fade or
soil. WIN. GOODYEAR,
3S Main street.
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RAIL TO-NIGHr-There will be a ball
tonight st the Memphis Trotting Park.
Tickets q dollar. Mr.. Sullivan is the
manager, snd will make everything
DlaaganE
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GARROTEp-A negro, named Hugh
Rogers, was EsrrOted Do Front street yes
terday morning and robbed Of quite q
sum OF money. After the robbers had
accomplished their deed they threw the
body in the gutter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

"TrE 5TARs,n-s brilliant polka fol
the piano, By Prof Oh, Pm. Winkler, an'
Emelie Melville polka, by E.O. Eaton
" Black Eyes, "Oh, Gentle Zephyr,
Forget Ne Not y Nora Mayourneen,
Dew Drop" waltz, by Herbert Morti.
mer. and other new pieces, just published
nv Bernard Mcclure, No. 1888 Main street
Prof WInkler, the late E. o. Eaton anC
Herbert Mortimer, are too well Known e
need praise at orr hands. Get a copy o
each, a. the above place, and satisfy
yourself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

INQUEsE Nj Justice Muller was
called upon yesterday to hold an Inquest
upon the body OF q negro named Henry
Weldon, who was accidentally shot near
NOnconnsh creek, on Monday evening,
From the evidence adduced before the
Jury, il appeared that the deceased, with
two other comrades, was out squirrel
hunting, when the accidental discharge
Of s shot gun, cost him his life. A yer.
dict was rendered ia accordance with the
facts. Weldon left q wife and two chill.
.dren. The justice gave az order for the
burial OF the body.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

PAID FOB 1.-Two young limbs ofthe
law, whose names we suppress, got more
than usually warmed 40 In argument
over some trivial case il Justice Mnier's
court yesterday morning. Words did
not seem strong enough 70 persuade in
the premises, when blows were resorted
to. The claret flowed freely from the
probOscis Of one, while the pepper Of the
other presented y mOurnful aspect.
Squire Miller very properly fined the
parties ten dollars each, which theypaid.
They viii doubtless learn ere long that
tempersnee is as Necessary in speech rs
in drink.
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SALOON,

WE have connected with OUr house q
w Cotton once, and VIII pay special atten-
ttOl TO the sale Of Cotton WI M orders for
Bagging and Hope, and all kinds o. supplies,
At the Lowest Cash Prices. All orders must be
accompanied BY Cash, Cotton, OF some sales6le.
Produce. se2I Sm
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". H. Stout d Bros hardware store
established ls47) removed TO 227 Second
street. A splendid lot just received and
for sale. Call and examine.
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WANTED

A thoroughly practical Mllright and Ma
ohinist OF twenty yesrs' exper1ence, desires n
uftuatou. Competent 20 take charge OF the
erection Of ali kinds Machinery, Engines,
FIOar and saw Muis Can furnish Drawings
and Specifications. Best Of reference given.
VIII prefer 20 20 south. Address MILL
WRIGHT" Appeal Office. SELF Nv
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ENGINE AND BOILER

FINE KNABE PIANO, 7-octaye. nearly
A new. cost over $50 for sale a. q bargain.
PEIt cash and pa-L time. Apply 70 n r. Ap-
us1g one. aus Il
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.


I WILL pay no bills contracted BY any one
1 for and on account OF The Steamer Myrtle
without my wrLLeu order.
VIZ. g. HARDWICK,
sell ~ CAPTAIN and owner.
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SOUTHERN RON HOUSE
No. go Frant street.

DAuL CROCKETT have moved their stock
Of Iron n Hardware 70 Nc. 20 Front
street. between Court and Madtscni where can
be found at all times
The Only Stock of Tennessee Iron
In the city also, a very s1psr1or quality Of
Common Iron, branded KENTUCKY AhON, AZ
we feep also 8 full stock OF Castings, Nails.
smith Tools, Wagon Material, Cotton Gins,
Tbrsshe-s- Horse Powers, Cider Mills, q, rn
Shailsrs- PiOws. Scrapers in TACT a general as
sortment OF Agricultural implements, etc and
ars pTepared to supply everything kept In our
line OF business At low rates.
Tfpon Tie ist day Of August We reduced the
price 81 tennessee Iron one cent peg pound,
and Kentucky or ommon iron ops-hah cent
per PspAA, ~"
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AIRS. 81. J. BROWN, widow Of Jesssy r.
VI Brown. deceased, viii apply 70 the County
Court ~ Shelby county and state OF Tennes-
80, AZ lJs October term, Tor dover DOT OF the
81 ate Of said deceased. This Sept. 4. 1887.
- law4w JNO. LEAGUE. Clerk.
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Boordiag.-A good front room for a
gentleman and wife, I52 Washington
street. Also q few day oOardsrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

COTNTY PRISON.-A casual visit 70
the county prison yesterday revealed the
fact that large plumber Of the prisoners
confaed therein are negroes, thus plainly
demonstrating hat more than three
fourths OF our criminals are Of the colored
persuasion. The number confined is
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS whites and
seveuty-six eolored. Under the super
vision Of the jsilor, Mr.. McGi6ney, the
prison Is kept in fine order, cleanliness
p~ervading In every apartment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

Dry Goods Uedp.-Merchants are in
vited to examine a full line Of Domesties,
Linseys, Kentucky Jeans, and general
Dry Goods, bought during the recent de-
cline, by Menken Brothers. se22-7t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

Two large and splendid Halls al No. 2l Sec
oud street. ia Adams Block, suitable for literary
associations, balls, private parties, clubs, lee
lures, fairs. etc. vii be rented reasonably,
Inquire Of H. Bill, Main street, Webster block
or Mdms. Lie5e, on the premises, nom : 70 ~
O'Clock pm sell
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

WARN UP.-Our old friend, Mr.. J. l.
| Eichhurg, is as usual, in the field with
one Of the largest stocks Of stoves and
tinwsrs ever exhibited in this market
at Tql Main street. Any person or fam
iIv who would suffer from cold when
stoves and httings a be had so cheap,
do not study their own good. Look 70 il,
and make proper provision before the
cold weather sets iB.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

GOING Ir.-H Is a fact worth knowing
that the Great Western Dispatch snd
Cotton express line transports freight
from this point 10 New York in seven
DAYS, sure. The geutiemsnly agent IN
Memphis, Mr.. Enoch Taylor, has an
office st 800 Front street, and will furnish
al necessary information in the prem
ises. He IS well known among our busi-
ness men IS being perfectly reliable In
every particular. Any contracts made
by him will be faithfully executed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

DOi5edT's Commercial College, go
Main street, open day and night. New
pupils received daily in writing, srithme-
tic, book keeping, etc.
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FoR RENT.

7
A Residence. corner Mulberry and Talbot
streets. with four rooms and All Necessary out
door c-onveniences. Apply 10
81. L. MEACHAM,
seeE No Union street.
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hIsh Linen Towels and Table Cloths
at Mack Bros. & BONN. sea st
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n FNT n

A great opening Is now offered to parties who
may desire 70 embark IN the Produce Business
The larEe four-st1ry brick building No 06
Frant street. Is now FOR rent. There Is a large
cellar. and some 40 or So rooms In the building
suitable for Offices and sleeping apartments
For particulars Epply 10 Bartlett, Gould q
BlakeTnOre, or 70 =. Jameson, through Post
omca salQ
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WANTS.
T D.

A graduate OF the university Of North Caro-
lima, who has had several years experience Ia
teaching both girls and boys, wishes a situation
as teacher, either in 3 school or family. Best
references given. For Information address p
.. box lee. Pine Bluff ARK or apply 20 Barn.
well $. stewart. Esq attorney al law. south
west corner Main and Jefferson, Memphis,
Tenn.
semi
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w A n T

SITUATION at a moderate salary. By an
a experienced BOOK-KEEPER ADDRESS A.
L. lock-boxe
w A n 7 4 D
AGENUS-To introduce our new patent
STAR SHUTTLE SEMlNG Price
SIS. II uses two threads, aud makes
the genuine LDCK n All other low
priced machines make the CHAIN STIIlH.
Zach agent furnished With a COPY Of Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given. Send for
circulars M-M-BEACH co,
III 3m 2a Second st.. Memphis Tenn.
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ROBERT A. MOON,
90 H a q t o r
AND
COMMISSION
No. 27e Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
10 the Cotton Planters Of West Ten
nessee, Aid60naa, Mississippi and

I IBERAL ADvANCE5suppuss At Whole
IL sale Prices. Commission Tor selling Cation,
One Dollar per Bale.