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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-28
FROM EUROPE.

NEw YORK, April q.
The steamer America, from Southampton
10th has arrived.
A Paris correspondent of the London
Times believes that some means will be found
to reconcile the conflicting pretensions be-
tween France and Prussia. The La Presse
says, however, that there is one point, and
one only, on which France cannot accept Of
any compromise, and that is the presence of
Prussan soldiers in Luxembourg.
II is announced that factory ofSt. Eltiene
has Just delivered GO, 900 needle guns to the
French Minister of war. The establishment
is said to be in position TO be able to claim q
premium of so, 900 francs offered by the gov
ernment, for the completion of100 900 rifles by
the end of April
The La France says the news circulated
about the calling out of the reserve, is de-
void of all foundation.
The Gazette OF France says, II we are we'll
informed the Florence Cabinet has already
caused it to be intinisted to tie French Gov
ernment, that in case of war between
France and Prussia, Italy would be on the
side Of her allies of 1856.
NJ Riccasoli, on the contrary, is inclined
toward Prussia, and the ministerial crisis
which is not quite over, though Ratiazzi
ministry is constituted is said to have been
occasioned especially by the question of al.
liances, with view to the approaching Eu-
ropean war.
The Avenier Rationale is certain that there
will be no war at present between France and
Prussia.
The movement against the army organiza-
ton bill seems to be spreading in the depart
ments. -
Princess Helena, wife Of Prince Christian,
of Schleswig, Holstein, gave birth to .
Prince. !.
The Avenier Rationale is to be prosecuted
for having promulgated false news in having
asserted that military preparations were be-
ing made at Lyons, and certain warlike steps
taken by the War Department.
The French Legislative body have adopted
the bill relative to Imprisonment for debt
A bill conterring a pension on Lamartine,
also passed.
In the North German Parliament Bis.
mark announced that the Federal Gov
ernment would accept most Of the amend
ments to the drafts of the Constitution, if
the House would give way on the question of
remuneration to deputies, and the army ar
rangements. In the debate which followed.
Bismark said if the opposition prevents me
from completing the work begun, | shall re-
quest the King to relieve me my of my post
The Parliament subsequently took action
in conformity With Bismsrk's request.
A letter from Crete, of March Goth, says
every attempt Of the Turks TO advance be.
yond the open country of the Northern
shore has been repulsed With loss.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

PARIs, April 26--Evening. -.
A ranor of the establishment Of . Peace
Congress, which has prevailed to-day, has
had the effect Of raising rsntes If. After
business hours, however, the report was dis
credited and rentes declined. u
U. s. $50 bonds are quoted at III.
DUBLIN, April q.
At the Fenisn trials in this city to-day Col.
Massey was brought on the stand He made
clean breast of it and told the whole story
of the Fenian plot
BERLIs, April q.
The Wesser Gdzstte, in a leading article
to-day, intimates that Prussia may evacuate
the Fortress of Luxemburg
AMSTERDAM, April q.
The Dutch Government officially denies
that there was any offer to sell Luxembourg to
Napoleon
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FROM MEXICO.

z y NV OHIEASs, April 81.
Hon, Lewis,D. Campbell, Minister 10 Mex.
leo, states thatthe messenger despatched BY
With instructions to proceed 81 Tanpioo, vas
advised BY Gen. Reynolds, q Brssos Santi.
ego, to proceed overland, in case Of Con.
ssles being At Tampico. -
B Comes and Csnaies are ostensibly in the
services 0fthez Liberals. The whole object
seems to be to secure the revenues of the
Custom House, and they have refused to obey
Juarss' order to join him at Querataro.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, April 81.
The Board of Health are about to remove
one of the most offensive slaughter houses
from the city. fs
A prize fight occurred at Fort Lee, this
morning, between Joseph Devin aud Chas.
NJ. Cusick, which lasted an honr, the former
winning.
1 Minnie Livingston and Mary Harz, keep
efs Of disorderly houses, at whose establish
ment therethas been an immoral exhibition
four months Imprisonment in the Peniten-
tiary.
Henry Steele, convicted Of attempting to
defrAnd the United Staten Government BY
procuring the pension money belonging to an
old lady named Bridget McAndle, Was sent
to the Peniteptiary,
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.
curc.nn Anil o.

CHICAGO, April 81.
The Joswnars Springfield, H., special says
the Jacksonville Journal of yesterday con.
tains an account of the murder by hanging
on last Saturday, Of one James Hart, re-
spectacle citizen Of Morgan county, near Wa
verly. He was found hanging to beam in
his own barn, quite dead. A fresh cut in
the forehead Indicated that he had received
q severe blow from blunt instrument, while
all around we're the marks Of blood, and the
appearance Of struggle, indicating that he
was foully dealt with. Suspicion rests upon
parties wLo are being pursued by the police.
:. A severe frost visited dissection last night
damaging the early budsit is feared.
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FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April q.

CHICAGO, April 27.
Last evening, Charles Nelson, an engineer
engaged on the William Linton, pile driver,
at the Washington street Golfer dam, foo. OF
Washington street, was accidentally killed.
He was standing near the engine with his
hand on the throttle valve, giving orders to
some men, when the frame work which sup.
ported the engine gave way, throwing him
against plank he fell backwards, the en-
CINE falling upon him, crushing him in a
frightful manner. ~
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToS, April q.
Samuel Angler has been sentenced TO four
years imprisonment for robbing letters in the
post Office at Hartford.
Senator Dixon vas received by a speech Of
welcome by the Mayor, and salute of 81
guns was fired.
The trial Of Cyrus Bsrtlette and Maquire
Boudington, bank robbers. was concluded
to day. Verdict guilty. Rendering Of SEN
,ence postponed. Exception by defendants
council has been filed.
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FROM MEXICO.

New York, April 81.
The Herald says: The Spanish steamer
which left Vera Cruz on the 16th inst, three
days later than our last intelligence, has ar
rived at Havana, and reports that Puebla had
been retaken by the Imperial forces, Food
was plentiful ct Vera Cruz, when the steamer
LETT, and the former reports Of scarcity
were regarded to be exaggerated.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sr. Lots, April 27.
The Democrat this morning editorially con-
tradidts, by authority, the statement taat
Gov Fletcher will permit the purchasers OF
the Southwest Branch Railroad to retain
possession without performance ofthe con-
tract 1t says f such statements have been
made in Wall street to facilitate the selling
of bonds, they are utterly without foundation
and false.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

m NEw YoRK, April ~.
Inc Heratds Ireland correspondent says
t9ft the emigrant exodns from ireland to tie
osited States ia rapidly increasing TO . full
.ioe. Nine steamships, engaged in the
transport, have left Queenstown harbor alone
within few days,
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

san FRAScIsoo, April 2s.
The steamship Moses Taylor, from San
Juan arrived this evening.
Victpria advices state that the Russian
steamer Alexandra sailed for Sitks, to day,
carrying the telegraphic summary of the Rus
sian treaty
The Treasurer OF the Southern reliet fund
telegraphed to the New York Commission,
to-day, that be had s4,700 in gold, as con-
tribunon from Story county, Nevada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-28
FROM AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April q.
Gov. Brown addressed large meeting of
citizenb a, the Court House this evening He
advises the people to accept the terms offered
by Congress, as being the best and only hope
of restoration presented Opposition will
exasperate the Northern people, and may
lead 10 con6scation. On the other hand, 8
speedy acceptance of the terms offered, will
tend % a speedy restoration.
His address was favorally received.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-28

Mondzy svening.
Paskschetuek LeAss No. As-Rsgaiar Meet,
H.s.as. Ls3gs Hs. lis-Essu.r a.,aas
every wSthettxy svSkfnt EssAFR a8V~
Puc ckeehetuek Eneampmsnt, No. t.
Regular me.tins ,t and Sd rhnrsdsy Of ssch month.
AaIi-oofnsr s~ssatA .aa Maan srssts. fnsAy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-28
FROM ST. PAUL.

ST. PAei., April 81.
The high water ia slowly subsiding The
MINES ota valley railroad is still unable to
run trains. and none have run this week.
The ice al DunIeith, at the head of Lake
Superior, disappeared on the Ioth.
Navigation is open through the Lake.
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FROM CAIRO.

CHICAGO, April 81.
A Cairo special says: At a meeting Of the
Board of Directors for the Illinois Southern
Railroad. the following officers we're elected
President, Gen. Green B. Raum Secre
tary, D. Hurd Treasurer, W. P. Holiday,
ESQ. At meeting of the Corporators books
for subscription of stock were opened, and a
number of persons subscribed. The pros
poets are fair for the construction of this i'm.
portsnt road at an early day.
One hundred and Fifty men and horses Of
the 9th United States Cavalry arrived from
Nashville, en- route for Vicksburg.
Weather clear and cold, the mercury stand
ing at IS at noon,
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Arpfrcx's ovyrrr Iowa }
Dk- Mofsss. April is, 1857
IL s hsreby certified that thsfe has 1lsd this
ofbee sworn statement showing ths condition ofths
Knterprts. Insurance Comp~ny loeated Of Cincinnati
In the State Of ohio the trst day Of January,
ss In Aeeosdzpoe With the provisions Of Ae. " ths
General Assembly u the State Of Iowa entltled An
Act 10 relation 10 Insurance Compapies.s approved
January 2@ih. 1857, and Act smendstory ihsreto
approved February eth, 1s5s; that said statemsnt
shows that said Company Ia rossesssi " the requisite
of capital and Invested required BY Law.
Authority 10 therefore sissn 10 the above named Com
pany 10 transat fh appropriate business ef insurance
In this state la acc-rdancs With the laws thereof until
II the siss day Of January, ID. thousand eight
handred and sxty-~teht
1t !. alec certified that Robert D. Fo9te Of Keokuk
has been daily appointed by sai Company their lawful
.na for the county Of Lee With fall pow
70 take risks Of Insurance therein. and 10 acknow
eig- service ~ prtees~ provided by Law upon hs a.
ing with tn. Clerk OF the siet Court In and for said
eounty this certificate and copy Of the statement
kie In this Zee.
1t is further certified that the sttsehed ~ true and
correct copy Of the said statsment,
la T-~tinronv whereof, have herennto m
iLs hard and ashxsd my seal Of ofsc- the day Ane
year hrst above written
JOHN A. ELLIOTT
spr9e Auditor Of State.
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Cloeks-Whoiesale A Retail
S O Bridges / 4 Estes House
Coin. Silver Ware
Bridges. ................N Nos IA Estes House
DENTISTRY
DR. Ingersoll~..cor Third L Main, (up stairs J.
DRY GooDs-wHoLEsALE.
shelley Sons s'.............-......sl Main street
" ~ . n - :" ALL
Wilkinson, Bartlett Co............s4 Main street
herr Fuller ler......................sl Main street
AT II ''-'-'''-'..'''...'-'o Nam street
DRf-GooDs-RETAiL
bost~ick ...-.............--.....sI Main street
Phillips kerr............-..-....,s5 Main street.
T ss Gun n''''''''''-'-'''-'''.' n.'es iiouse
-.'''-'''V MAIN street
ecp.ia-s1 -, .or,u
- -
sppopd &C. Nj x;u,h .,-a.,,
eop--s
3 Df'uges' ''''''.'''''..'.Nos Estes House
FURNITURE
Dpncan Esris 70 n,a. ain s.'ee.
Juneau Marie d Co.....-'..I4o l42 Main street
GAS q STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar Son .........J ohnson street bet Sd 4 4tb
S q Brid0as No.,4 9pa
Gold Silver and yvory Mour
eop-:1 .tco eHnes
Estes House
na@li' 90 Main street
,.''O' D'0HusAu " Ae'se
poho-,.or Alh ,aa
JaAG McOo. "a Ms;r .,rsst
-'-- '''-'--''cofpe' run MAN Streets
u-a- -,
eters
Br idges es................N Nos ! 4 Estes House.
HARNESS d SADDLES.
ussnv .......... Main street-bct Sd A 4th
uaRDwaRE.
Cadv Peck ............ cor Fourth 4 Main streets
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
Bu1kitt Co.......................eI 81 Main street
Tepfer House e.................eo Third johnson.
Deming House................cor Second johnson.
NsnANoh A"A
L. = ]u ANu A'" '''
O=.a -. ~ ~ robrson
Collier Berry. Fifth s,reet-in Este. House.
p,ou,.n Rro, 90, Maj, 4 For,.b
u's' 1oIpt
q Bndges'.'.----- ----.--..Nos 81 Estes House
,.orc,s ,yuoYpu
us''''-''''''- - "~iN s1ee'
,,Ayp,E xx,opus
John bawden n''..'.'.'''''. lhlrd s'reet-nesr Main
MILLINERs.
1i'' - : '''4 " u a'H ''''e''
MILLINERY A BoyyET nIEACuEH
Mrs + Bowman,'.4th st-0et Main biondesu
MACHINES a BONNET BLEACHERY
VIEWS DEPOT.
iH N0"i' ''''' - 20
s'''''''' '''.'....-,e' --O"''
or.;,i.r S,.etaeis. Eve GI.s..s
g Brdges......... .........Nos Estes Honse
akSHf N~~
S G Bridges / 4 Estes House
.
G Btidses.--.............Nosit Estes House
puxs,cYxs
- ~ '''''' -
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GOLD CLOSED 136 "a
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PHILADELPHIA, April %.
The postofice at Lockhaven was broken
into last night and robbed and letters torn
spen.
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LATEST MEXICAN NEWS.
Puebla Recaptured by the Impe-
rialists.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.

Letter from Thad. Stevens.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Reconstruction Meetings In Georgia
POST OFFICE ROBBERY.

Large Exodus from Ireland.
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MOVE Main streeI
Duncan, harle Co.........l40 & l42 Main stree
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Roobs.
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GAS a STEAM FITTINGS.
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Engraving. Brands. & Seals.

EGGS d BUTTER.
Pond 4 Co............cor Main Ninth streets
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NJ. Q, sPIESGcsEEddt y, EE559PSaSSss's sn a IS

UNCED L~NCUKABLh.
- Diseases OF children viii also receive e.
nacial attention.
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FINANGIAL and COMNERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,


The general characteristics OF our
money market are substantially the same
as at our last issue, Although our banks
report a sufficieuey of currency there Is
no perceptible ease TO report, upon the
street, and rates are unchanged. Unex-
/ ~eeptionable commercial paper is taken a
little more readily, but there is still 50
much caution exercised that very few
are benefited thereby.
Exchange is easier, with a fair demand.
Some Of our banks are well supplied,
while others are short. Eastern sight is
buying at to ! off, but a few transae-
tons were made during the day at par.
| The checking rate is uniform at pre-
! MUM. New Orleans is buying at dis
| count and selling at par.
Gold has not shown the usual fuetua-
ton for some days hack, and has ruled
steadily in this market at IS to 35Ac
buying, with light sales; selling at 363 to
37c.
In silver there has been little doing,
with q fair export demand at . to 27c.
City scrip is plentiful and inactive.
Brokers offer Coo and sell at 81 to 64c.
County scrip is in light demand at S5c
buying selling at IS to soc.
Police scrip is offered freely. Brokers
buy at zoe and sell at the usual large
snSrgip, or Is to soc.
Bends and stocks are duh with no sales
to report. Memphis & Ohio railroad stock
I4c. Memphis and Little Rock railroad
first mortgage bonds find no
sale; Memphis and Charleston rail-
rsad bonds, 75e; Tennessee bonds,
with coupons, IS to soc; Tennessee
bonds, new, 90 TO CSC; Mobile and
Ohio railroad bonds, SOC; Memphis
city coupons. s. to 6Oe; Memphis city
railroad stock, 35c.
The uncUrrent money market has not
been active, and quotations during the
week have been steady.
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The accounts from three leading to-
bacco counties in North Carolina are not
encouraging. The tobacco plants are
scarce, owing to the unfavOrable weather
and the injury inflicted by the fly, and
some of the lands have been planted in
/ other erops. The eight leading tobacco
counties IN the old North State in 1850
were Caswell, Franklin, Granville,
Orange, PusonwRQckingham, Stokes and
WarTen, whic@A 1860, produced 2S, 672,-
600 lbs tobacco. Warren county produced
in 1860, 6,l4s.32I lbs, and Granville
county S,O25, 574. Meehlenbnrg is COM
paratively unimportant as q tobacco
county, the product in 1860 being only
IS, 16l pounds.
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RUEGG.
NO L.
H CHING ARoRA
~AETI-NERFOUS
SMOKING TOBACCO

Hf6E CHIEGARoRA IOsAcC0 grows rom the
I Il rich soil OF the OR1EST," and Is possessed
OF a peculiarly delicious havor entirely IN
known % the t08aecos OF all other chimes. Bat
Is unprecedented popuhrtT mas sprung from
I the fartOf theenrrre ab-euce Of that deadly peI-
snuNte0dn, which permeaUes every other tobac-
[ co. and which is the one and 50 E cause OF tie
distressing nervous diseases. dyspepsia. etc
which most Invariably, sooner or later, follow
the indulgence Of the pipe and cigar. At
the recent ~2uafTZauou Of tobacco nom ali
parts OF tre world. at the Academy ofSofsuees.
IN Paris, the renowne chemist. n. Lamou-
reauE, declared that while European and
cent. and The purest Havana tobacco from two
70 i've per cent Of NtcOfia, the C~HINGAROzA
did not contain one discoverable particle Of
that deadly poison, a drop Of which, extracted,
VIII destroy life.
Our agent at BOMBAY has shipped Us Iarus
Quandues Of the C~HTNGARoEA during the uast
two years. and although we have been pressed
to fhe veteran smoker yet we are nov pre-
Q AIRED to offer II in unlimited quantities. at a
price much lower than some American tCbaccO
Of a far inferior qualify
A coun0isseur has but TO smoke the Ameri-
can tobacco and cigars. which are invariably
chemically favored, to be Disguised with the
medicinal taste which leaves a nauseOus. IN
o ealthy eOsfiug in the mouth. and IN time
seldom fails TO shatter the nervous system.
The natives or the "0RIENT" SMOKE the
-CHrSGARoEA rom morn TIL uizhE. f-um youth
% agp- and are happily unconscious o. The
Wild, distressing IRE which courses throaxh
the veins OF the inhaler Of the flames q to
bar co containing Nicotia.
We invita- every lover Of the weed to ty the
CHTSGARoRA, and guarantee unprecedented
pleaAure in its delicious favor.
sold eTerT where at 81 a pound.
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Trustees Sale.

IN pursuance Of a deed OF trust executed 10
4 ue byG. a. EenerstacK. dated July u. Ises.
and duly recorded in the Registers ohce OF
SHELBY county. book No 81. part "A.
pages -, ~ and ~. for the purpose OF Escur-
ing certain notes therein specified, and in de-
fault Of payment having been made, 1 vii. On
saturday, the 2ad Bsy or Jane, fssg.
between the hours of10andE O'Clock IN asths
southeast corner or alley between Main snd
Front, on Madison strestint the city q Nambhf
Tenn. sell, AZ public auction. 10 the kiqhesf
bidder, for cash. a certain lot or psrcei OF
gouad, in the county o. shelby and SfaIs OF
tennessee, known and described As follows.
beng about I'VE miles east OF the CITY OF Mem
phis, On the waters or Cypress creek and
znoWn upon ". ArmOut's subdivision OF his
plan OF lots in the Garrett tract As drawn By
Grder q Funiaek, civil engineers, and known
upon said plan IS Lot Ne. 81 eizht. Rerinuiug
on the southeast corner or the intersection Of
Graa ana sucks avenues as laid down upon
said plat; thence eastEMrdiy with the south
line Ofsald Grace avenue twelve hundred and
-~eTenty-eight feet us feeti 70 the lanes % the
late John Pope thence ~southwardly three
hundred a1d tWanty-seveu I'VE tenth l&t
81 5-i0th feet 70 4 stake snerzce Wa-
Wardiy twelve hundred and seTenEy-iBW
feet fl27S feet} 10 Rucker aVenue- thence nGrE-
Warlly with the east line Of hucker aTeiina
three hundred and twenry-seYen ave ta1h
feet t3zz 6l0rh feet to the ~beginD1us, eon5el
isg nine ~Eixty-One huudredth acres y A-1o
me title to said p-opsrty IS believed g 20
sooG. bus Il VIII sell and convey onI l4se+
Right OF redemption waived
ie2 lids HORACE Z 9AA1atA
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GEORGIA BANKS.

Augusta I. & b To- 2 state Of Gallo
Bank Of A~ugUsta----5J Cent? Il. Il. Blk Co.. So
Athens----5 City DIX Of Augusta
50 Columbus FIm'rs & M'ch'cs-... S
81 Commerce eco 3 Ga. r. R d BIZ Co.'S
4" Eultou-----5 Marine Bank-.---..9 s.
E'p'rs Stateal5 MrchEs & PITTS Blk 5
Middle Ga--O Planters Bank..---l2
- MO BauE.. 4
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The Buntyn
LANDS
FOR SALE.

I'VE have the pleasure OF placing on the
w market those very desirable and valuable
lands, so well known 70 the community ss the
Homestead Tract % the late Geraious Ban
tvn. EsQ situated At the FIRST station on the
Memphis ana Charleston railroad, i've miles
east of the city. The improvements. with
about twenty acres Of land. rave been re-
Gently sold to Hume II. Hill, ESQ who now
resides upon the premises. The balaace
Of the ira {, consisting Of about 80 acres,
has been laid Of IN lots varying IN size from
ave TO ten acres, fronting apo broad av-
enues, and lai6 OF so as to secure tn greatest
amount Of comfort. The trains OF the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad afford the oPpor-
iunity Of goingin anoout OF the city, nom and
20 Buntyn's station, four times q day, so as to
make a residence al his point almost as con-
Venient as 70 livstn the city ITSELF
The chefce can nos be had Of lots wholly or
part in original forest. OF Ia field,
In Exchange for City Property.
grhe executors are directed BIZ the VII 10 sell
tins place and Invest in city property, and we
will receive propositions to Exchange for either
Improved or vacant lots ia the city.
10 all parties looking for q suburban resi-
dence. we DO not think any property more de-
yeuience or good neighborhood, within the
same distance fTom the city.
tn term VIII be macevery liberal and easy.
and the prices low 10 parties DESTROYS Of buzz
ing for &C TupatiOn. Plans OF the subdivision
viii BE- shown al our Office.
myl7u BOESrkR. IRRELEVANT d Q {.