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and is light. Selling in store at 50
to S24
LARD-Fasr stock and moderate call
Tierces, ~ 70 l3c; kegs, ID to 14lc.
LibE-Not active, with a good sup
ply. Ohio, 81 40 to 81 so; Cape, 81 2
Alabama, g %.
MOLASSES-The supply IL not large
and demand fair. Common, 20 to soc
choice, 80 TO csc; syrup, 81 10 81 SO
MACKEREL-There Is good stoci
on hand. Prices are stesdy at S21 10 80
for No. ] I; $40 to $40 for No. 2 S17 to 81
for No. 8. Half barrels and kits IN pro
portion. Virginia roe herrings, half bar
rels, $3.50 Virginia mess, 81 90; Norti
CarOlihA family roe herrings, 50 80; cut
per barrel, Sl6 90 white shad, per bar,
rel, So so to 10 90.
OILS-The market is well sup
piled. Coal, common, As to Soc; extra.
50 TO 55c; lard, 81 25 to 81 50; train
81 Is to 81 25 linseed, 81 SO; sperm, 81 u
to 81; ~turpentine, 65c.
OArS+The receipts are light, and
prices firm. Meme on levee. Selling
from store at 85e, and tending upward.
ONIONS-Dul and nominal.
PROFESSIONALISM stock is very light
and prices are hardening. Mess pork il
selling at S24 10 S24 so; prime mess, S21 to
SCI 50; clear sides, 14c; shoulders, lie
eanvaSsed hams, IS to zoe; breakfast
bacon, II to I9c.
P0ULTRY-Eair demand, old selling
at S. so to S. young are active at 81 SC
10 S. per doz.
POTATOES-No old in market. New
sell st 81 q Dbl. from store, and dull.
ROPE-A light stock with no de-
mand. Prices are steady. We quote fOl
machine made 123 TO l3c; hand
made 10 TO lie.
SUGAR-The receipts are light,
and prices are firm. The stock OF re-
fined on hand is meagre. Crushed and
powdered, 1871 to 100 A coffee, 174ci
b, 164e ; G, l54 to Ice.
SALT-There is a good stock on hand
and demand light. Sacks, 81 80 to
81 so; barrels, 50 to 50 25.
TOBACCO-There is a good demand
for all grades and prices are unchanged.
We quote natural leaf at 81 10 to 81 % ;
fancy Virginia, new work, So to
81 25 fine bright, pounds, 81 to 81 10
medium de-, pounds, go to S5c common
bright, pounds, so to SOC fine and fancy
smoking, IS TO 81 so; common, 80 to SOC.
TAR-In kegs, s. per doz.
WHISKY-The market is dull for all
grades. Common, 81 IS to 81; imitation
Bourbvn,S225 to 50 ; Bourbon, s. % to S.
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enough for one-fcurth the number. The
P. w. Strader and Nick Longworth are
advertised for New Orleans from Port
land, while all the Others at the Portland
wharf are laid up.
The st. Louis Republican Of the I1th
says: The weather yesterday was very
warm, and offered quite a contrast 10 the
two or three Of our pleasant days we had
just experienced. Business on the wharf
made q very fair show Of activity. The
river at this point, at dark. was about
stationary. It Is thought that the last Of
the upper river raise has been felt and
that the river will now take a downward
course, and result in a very few days in
a rapid decline. The Gnidon, Cast. Bis
sell, has reached Benton aud will Law
there until the latter part Of August.
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As q Tonic and PfOphylactiC
Tuu pEuEpv - wtTuoIrT rou.T

Severe cases Of Indigestion, DerangementS o
Absorption and Assimilation, oil business. I'm.
ea-ineSs. DiSteuSion, eight and Pain IN the
region OF the stomach, LIS Of retite. Lassi-
tude, Muscular and General pehiitv. Disturbed
ITritaniity, Mental Depression, st occurring
in a maisr az district, or lu patient who has
vail, viii readily yield 10 the use Of his Une-
qualed Medicine.
Our own confidence in the merits or these
BitterS, added 20 a testimony q iv-rSI In the
case Of sufferers who have used them. and
accOru 20 the Remedy ultir unqualified Hp-
prOvai, has Induced as, at INery large expense,
this article rom the original recipe, which
recipe has bfeu eNpeTimruted upon and salts
pound I'm the treatmeut OF the above men,
toned disetSrs. by one OF the most learned
Physicians in the United states.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON


UNRAINS leave as follows fcity time):
4 Through Express, daily, $40 a-Hs.; Through
Mail, 6:IO pm; SOmerville Accommodation.
Sundays excepted. at $40 IN.
Express connects ct Grand Junction with
afternoon train on the Mississippi Central
Railroad for Holly Springs. Water valley,
Grenada, Jackson, Nicksburg, Miss, New Or
leans. La, etc.
At Corlnth, for Okolona, Columbus, Miss,
Mobile, Ala, etc.
At Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville. LouIs-
Vile, Cincinnati, etc.
Al Chattanooga, for al places IN Eqstsru
Alabama, Georgia, North and south Carolina.
virginia Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, ere.
Through Mall connects AZ Grand Junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson. Tenn.
At Decatur. for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Column
bia, Nashville, etc.
At Chattanooga Mail trains connect for same
points as Express trains.
Baggage checked through.
For tickets and further Information, apply at
the office, No. 2zS Main street. corner OF south
Court street.
W. j. ROSS, GeuT SupL.
A. A. BARNES, GenTT Ticket Agent.
apliu = h SHOCK. Passenger Agent.
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and QuieAest Route 10 nashville

NIGHT EXPREsS-Every night except sat
urday night at n pm, making close c0nnec-
non WITH Mobile and OHIO Ra1lrrad al Hum-
boidt, and with Illinois Central Railroad for
81 Louis chicago, ST. Paul, and al points
North, West and East, aud al Louisville with
g~eHersonVlHe Railroad for all Northern and
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T.msfee,s HnLe.

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed to me on
ID the 2sth day Of June, 1850, BY Moses Levy
and Christopher Zimmerman, and duy regis-
tered in the Registers Office Of shelby County,
Tennessee, for the pErpOse Of paying the debt
therein secured, Z win on
SATURDAY, THE THIRD A OF AUGUST
1877, AT the salesrOom or Mess7E EOyE-
ter, Trezevamt & Co, No. rs See
Oud street, Memphis Tenn. Ayers Block. sell
% the highest bidder. Tor Cash, the following real
estate, town. 4 certain lot or ground iu the
cpuntyOf shelby state o. Iennez-ee, and city
OF Memphis. known and designated upon The
plan Of Hllls subdivision Of County lof No 81
as lot No ~, situated al The EOutheast corner OF
Robson and INNS streets, fronting 81 feet
on the south side OF Robson street and extend
ing southwark f0r depth 1857 feet between
lines parallel with Hill street, 70 an ailey-o-
gether with all Of the a-ppurteuancas t~hereuntO
belonging. The title to the above property Is
believed 70 be good but I VIII only sell and
conYey as Trustee. Equity Of redemption
waived. sale az 70 O'clOckm-
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
LOgwOod q PeytOu. Attorneys ly3-tds
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
MY NATIVE LAND. MY TENyEssEE

MY NATIVE LAND. MY TENNESSEE.
ALRERr PIKEl
WRITTEN FOR MRS. WASHINGTON BARROW
The Sunset filings upon the Sea
It's golden gush OF life and light;
The wave with pleasant melody
uu the white sands are sparkling bright;
Old Ocean, round his many Isles,
Like a fair infant hleaping, smiies;-
50 would i sleep, and dream OF thee,
My own, my native land, my TENEEssEEl
Tai mountains with their snowy cones,
Far inland, bathed In nnshin blaze:
LAke g~rRy-haired giants on their thrones,
Crowned with the young GeWps golden ray
Toward them ] lean, and ain would lie
Guarded By those that pierce thy sky,
Thou dearest land on earth 10 me,
Ny own nay native land, my T-ENHEssEEi
Landward and swift the ses-blrd files,
Dipping his strong and nervous Wigs,
In the blue wave, as home he hies,
A truanl, nom his Wanderings.
He goes to seek his gentle mate.
His young with longing eyes that wait:
50 would l fatn hasts home 70 thee,
Ny own, my native land, my TEENHssEKi
Existence!-t is but toll and strife
Yet III not murmur or repine,
So that the Sunset OF my life,
Sweet day be clear aud calm as thine
So hat / take my last, long rest.
Dear native land, on thy loved breasts
Nv own, my native land, my TENNESSEE!
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TIMsf NnIe-

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that in a~ecordanes
~ with The provisions and directions OF a
deed IN trust executed and delivered u me on
The llth day OF July, le6, By Richard z. HaW-
ley which deed Is Of record In the Recorders
ofhce OF Grttenden county, AIkansas1 and for
the payment Of the notes therein described, /
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LEGAL.
.Ghancery Sale Of Real Estate
Fridav. Angust a-Iaar

Friday, August 8, 1867.
No. u2 II. X D.-JohA Resser Ct al. W. Arthur
Conueii.
Chaneery Court Of Memphis.
Df virtue OF m intercolutory decree in This
I'D cause, VIII sell, at public aneffon ~ a.
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door. IN NJ
ely OF Memphis, Tennessee. on
Friday, August 8, 1867.
The following described property, to-srit The
undivided one-lnird interest OF the dafeuda-f
Arthur COnneil, IN the mill premlses ami
properly operated BY W ~. Ersklne 4 ca and
formerly By Come & Ecsser, slfuated fu8ths
city OF Memphis, north OF Gnn1ng's saWmIU-
and on the west side OF FRONT or ChieKasaw
street
Terms CT sALE-On a credit OF seven IN
months, notes with good securirw and lien ~
tanned I'll payment Of purchase money.
Equity OF redemption barred.
ASTON, Clerk and Master.
July Y, A0- jyl0 IA
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Memphis and Charleston RalIrosd.
For sale

ASSLSIAETS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OfFICE,
MEMFHIs, Tenn, JuneT7, 1857.
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Saturday, the 18Th Day Of July. 1861.

az the door o. the Clerks OLlce, In the town OF
Marion, Critencen county, Arkansas sell 70
the highest bidder, for cash IN hand. the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in Cr1tten-
den C. unity, Arkansas and known as thai part
Of the Spanish Grant originally owned By the
GranGee sstate, conveyed bv william D. ID.
spain 70 George W. Uuderhul and Isaac Bur
CERT The soUth part Of the southwest quarter
o. section twsnty-fOur ca conveyed IN same
deed the east hall Of section thirty-six ta1
and the southeast quarter Of section thirty
i've l5Is all Ia township seven raj north OF the
base line OF range eight ls- east Of the 5fh prin-
ciual meridian.
The title 10 this property is believed to be
perfect y good, but I shall convey only as
Trustee.
Part OF this land comprises one OF the finest
plantations on the Military Road, with Gin
house, Cabins, etc, being the plantation known
a. the Brown Place, near MARION. Ark.
my3l tie Be BROWN. Trustee.
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The following certificate from s. ". Brittou.
Esq, speaks Tor itself;
PErERsBURG, Va, March, Is57.

Esq speaks I0t llselI5
P-ETERsBURG, Va, March :, 1867.
ID. T.. EvERTs & Co.
Gents-Lt is with pleasure that I can add nv
testimony 10 that nov almost universally
borne as to the merits Of your -AIaIariaI
BitLers Ihad been suffering from constantly
recurring attacks of Chills and Fever for
nearly Twelve months, and duEug that time Z
believe that ! have tried every remedy ever
recommended for that disease, taking adyan-
tage, as wei, Of the advice Of the best phySi-
clans in the country, but without any benefit.
! have simply 10 say that I used this medicine
and was entirely cured. Let no sufferer from
this disease fail TO try this remedy, and he will
be surprised at the Immediate and entire relief
he viii receive. :. W. BRITrON.
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TFrom The Petersburg Index.I

ANTI-MALARIAL BIrrERS This ureparafi OF
OF our neighbOrs is making friends in ever
direction. Below We copy from the Richmond
Examiner an article in cOmmendation OF them
Fortunately for Us. our health is 50 good as no
to requlrs medicines, and hence We cannol
speak OF them from experience. but the gentle
men named below are bobn known to as, ana
we are willing 10 endorse Them:
" Many compounds have been made by al
sorts Of phiIsnthropists to give tone to The
stomach. hut most OF them have proved fail
ures. Not 80, however, with The new discovery
10 the Materia Medica OF d. 7. EveTts q Co, o.
Petersburg; for, if We can place confidence IN
the word Of well known gentlemen. the Anti.
Nalarial BitteTs, manufactured and sold by
these gentlemen, approach nearer the elixir OF
life han any other mixture that has ever been
offered TO the public Il is said to be a specific
Tor Chills and Fever, and ali diseases arising
from malariaI poisoning. In support OF the
excellent curative and tonical qualities Of these
RfttarS. we have the free testimony Of ar. 5.
W. BrittoD, Of Petersburg, ana Mr.. job
Wvthe Parks. Of Ntrfllk, gentlemen whose
word cannot be questioned. We advised all who
are suffering Dom any Of the complaints 70
which the stomach or digestive organs Is heir,
10 drink freely Of the Antf-Malarial Bitters.
For sale by j. I. HUETTE & CO,
felB I'm 3l3 Main. corner Monroe.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Friday, August Q, 1867.
No n9 y. r. D-John Rosssr Is. Arthur Con-
nell.
Chancery ecu OF Memphis.
DY virtue Of al interiOcut0y decree In this
IL cause, / VIII sell, at public auction. - ne
highest bidder. a. the Courthouse door. IN me
city OF Memphis Tennessee on
Friday, August 9, 1867,
The following described properly. t0-wit The
undivided one-th1nn Interest OF the defendant
arthur ConneL in the mill prEmbes aud urou-
cry operated by W. n Enkine a Co., and
Iofmerly y Couneii 8 koSser, situated in the
cry or Memphis, north or Grifings SswmfU-
and on the west side % FroRt or Chickasag
street
lHEMsoF credlto OF seven months
notes wiki good security. and lien retained mi
payment Of purchase mouey.
Equity Of redemption barred.
A-ALsTON, c. and ".
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NOTICE.

Il u. CASH. a. Administrator with the wis
IT annexed, Of Isaac Il. Bolton, deceased, and
Of Mary Bolton, deceased, has filed MS ae-
counts with both Of said estates 70 this date for
ssttement IN this court All iegatees. and the
heirs and representatives OF deceased iegalees
Of both said decedenfs. whether residents or
uon-resldenfs, are notified 70 appear a. the
once on the County COurt Clerk Of shelby
county, Tennessee, On or before the lst MODday
in August. 1907. and contest the said accounts
II they desire 20 dose
JOHN LEAGUE. Clerk.
lime - 1aTT faE Az
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N. &C r r. bonds rs
NJ. sc. RR c~Oupons.S5
NJ. 40. RR bonds2
NJ. & ar p
Tenn. ponds, old-66
NEVIS
Tenn. coupOns-.--1O
MissC RR LIST m'tg'e55
I'd 10
MempisC City binds 50
So
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Trustees Sale.

nY virtue 0f a deed Of Trust made 10 me BY
ID Thomas Leonard. on 18th March, Is80. 10
secure the payment Of certain notes thersln
mentioned due % y 81. IreZevaut, i will. by
his direction sell 20 the highest bidder for Cash.
on Saturday, the l0th day OF August Is1. the
following property Lon No ~SEvENIEES Of
y. ~. Irezevants subdivision Of Lands situa-
Ted about four miles East OF the City OF Mem
pills., containing about five Acres.
sale between the h0uu Of 10 am. y n.
AZ the Sale Room OF Hoyster, Trezevant & Co.
Aucuonsers, No. 20 second street, Ayrss
Building. JOHN p TKEZEVANT.
fVII Hf Trugfee-
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=" =" 0|-N|-- 7"|NI|N1 WI VI
Saturday, Sd Dag0f< ugust. 1867,
TRUSTEES SnLe.

DT virtne o. a Trust Deed executed 70 me on
ID the 10Th day Of June, 1895, by Richard H.
Home and Napoleon p Winchester. aud duly
registered In the registers Office OF shelby
county, Tenn for che purpose OF paying the
debts therein secured, j VIII on
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DY virtue or a Deed Of Trust made and exc
ID cuted by Elijah Brooks to Z. q. Mendeu-
hall, II stee, on the l7th day on June, 1851, and
recorded in the Registers Records or Shelby
county, state OF Tsnnesss e, In Book No. 81.
page l& which said Deed OF Trust was made 70
secure 7. Wilson aud Jane Wilson in TAG pay
ment Of One thousand Dollars. I win
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I0mmerCIaI B0nK.-
Exchange Bank.-lg
r rm rs & ExcE 'ge
Merchants Bank 5
Peoples Bank....40
" &
PlanJrs&M' Nc
South W. r. R..2
StGte Bank- 8
Union " R5
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DN VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED IKE
ID cuted To me On the 2sth day Of June. 1855.
BY B. & Lewis audJ. e Hammond, md duly
registered in the Registers Once OF shelby
count. Tennessee, FOX he purpose II paylug
the debE therein 81 curedsI will on
Saturday, Sd DQB0f august. 1867,
at the SalesroOm Of Messrs- Royste-. Trezevant
& Co. No. 20 second street. fAyres' Block
Memphis, Tennessee, s-l TO the highest bidder
for CASH, the following property. to-wit a
certain tract or lot Of ground In The county OF
Shelby, state OF teuues7ee, and city OF Mem
phis being lots No. . and the West halfof lot
NO. 3 on the North side Of Alabama street, In
Hluis Subdivision beginning n feet from the
Northeast e me OF HiIs street aud Aiahama
road thence along the North SIDE Of said Ala
bama street or road ll5iS feet. and extending
N~Orthward for depth l4s4 feet, between pafal-
lei lines nom the mont 20 an alley next North
OF Alabama street These lets are No. . and the
West halfofNo- 8 as laid down on the plan OF
Hils subdivision OF original lot No. 5ti. which
is recorded in tire Registers Office Of shelby
county In book No. ?, page 40 together with
ali Of the appurtenauces thereuntO~ belonging
The title TO the above property is believed % be
good, but / win sell aud conyey only a. trustee.
Equity OF redemption waived. sale at twelve
o'clock, N.
JOHN P IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
LOCKWOOD & PETToN, Attorneys. iVf ids
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Corrected Daily by WOodburn, Smith q q
Nos. III and l6 Green street, 81. Louis.
RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

Weather yesterday vas cloudy, with 8
light sprinkle of rain. The river here is
on a stand. At st. Louis the river is
deeling slowly. The Ohio is falling at
Louisville, with 8 feet 8 inches in the
canal, with 6 feet on the bars in the lower
Ohio. White river is declining steadily,
with a good stage to Jacksonport, and
and the Arkansas is receding, with six
feet to Little Rock. Business on the
wharf remains dull, with but few boats
in port receiving and dischargiDg.
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"A SURE EN- EDY-

Is here presented to The p0b'ic for Iutermit-
i tent Fever lChtll- and Fevcrfr and all dis
arrangement OF the human svSt-ID common ia
malarial d~is.Ticts, is, 70 "a Greater OF less extent.
dependent upon mNaril. poisoning. coUse-
quently, any mCdicIua agent that viii serve as
a specific against this poisoning mus strike az
the root of the disease winch Is fostered and
HaWa1nnaF fhr.nrEr liza mgHwrnnanHuHH.u
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ONE Horse Power 4 Cylinder Hicks Engine,
~ complete and entirely new, suitable for
Printing Press or ignt Machinery.
$50 feet 3-inch Shading with Couplings and
Pullies, entirely new. For terms apply 70
W j. Ross,
JeloZW Gent Supt 81. and c. r.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Draft on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
s. for l 10. sterling.
France, SWitzerland &
Belgium, 3 50 francs
for 81 u.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE

THE creditors Of thu estate ofs. 8. Maine
are hereby notified that ] have Euggesfei
the insolvency Of said estate 70 the CerK Ofthe
County Courtuf Upton county. Tennessee. and
the creditor Of sd estate are notified 10 dle
their CLAIMS, duly authenticated, within *
months from date hereof, or this notice will BE-
fled In Gar OF the same
VAL sASFORD. Administrator.
AprSfh~t I21 aniqff
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saturday, 3D. Day of August. 1897,

al tie SalesrOOm Of Messrs. Rovster. Trez-
evaut 8 10, No. &c Second street.. Mem
phis, Tennessee. tAyres' block. sen 70 the
highest bidder, for cash. the 70 lowing real es-
tale, TO wit: A certain lot OF ground
in the cOuufy OF shelby and state OF
Tennessee. known and deslguafed on the
plan Of HUI ssEtdivisjUu OF their Lands in the
I4th Civil District Of shelby county. as Lot No.
10 fronting on the East side Of Wainu street
lO2 feet, and eztending back between parallel
lines from the front 40 feet % an alley next
getner WIFI all OF the aPpurtennuces thereunto
belonging. The title 70 said property is be-
Hevtd to be good, but I viii seu anu convey
only as Trustee. Equity OF redemption waived.
sac at u O'Clock m.
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
TnuurnnH q parrOm AHrnr-aua "Haa a.
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ARTi-MALkRIEL BlTTERS

is an entirely original compound, having supe-
riOrity over Other remedies nom the mode of
combining the medicinal agent
This MedIclne has been extensively used. and
mp 70 to Inc present time has I'm no Instance
failed TO give the most unqualified satisfaction.
II the directions are strtgug followed mo- case
Of m Fever tChtls aItd tever, no
matter Of how long standing, or or what de-
gree OF obs macy, wlu fall 10 succumb 20 the
uga Of these Riffars
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How seldom, friend, a good, great man inherits
Eonoro or wealth. with ALL his worth and pains;
Il sounds like stories from the land or spirits,
II any man obtain that which he merits.
Or any merit which he obtains.
REPLY.
For shame. dear 1iend, renounce this canting
strain;
What wouldest thou have a good. great man
obtain?
Place? title? salary or god chains
Or throne OfcOrses which his sword hath slain 2
Greatness and gOOdnts IS are not means, but nds
Hath lie not always treasures, always friends.
The good great man? Three treasures, lore and
light
And calm thoughts, regular as infants BREATH
Aud three hrm friends, more sure than day and
night,
HIMSELF his Maker and the An0el Death.
-0uFa-sdua
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF
erEEaAL sgrEnnrrsDrsrs &c.
and Nashville Express

TRAINS will leave the Depot OF this Company
i at head Of Main street, until further notice
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esves every day at 4 pm, making cloEe con-
neetion az LOufsvilie with fast Express trains
and with United states Mail steamers for Gin
einnati and ali cities NOrtn and East, and Is the
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Commercial Bank
Farmers Blk Of n. c.
Merchants Bank. 40
Miners&Plant'rs'B'k p
LAND
40 acres, WAT lSl2S 20
81 " 50
10 " " " 100
100 " " 40
leo " not " 49,
AAn
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Cars Go Through WItbout Change

MAGNIFICENT Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Baggage Checked through 70 all important
places Persons holding Through T1ccets can
stop over at any point and resume journey at
pleasure.
50 Through Tickets and an iuf formation can
be obtained at Ticket Office, 23zH Main street,
and 81 Depot SAM B.JONES,
W. GeneraI snnarlnfendanl.
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before the office OF the Chancery Court Clerk OF
the City OF Memphis, between The hours OF ID
an ana Il IN proceed, in accordance with the
provisions Of said trust 10 sell at Public Auc-
ton 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the lease
mold interest Of said Dies. In aud to a certain
house and lot, situated on the northwest cor
ner OF South or Calhoun and Main streets.
being . feet on Main and III on Calhoun or
south street, With frame building thereon. and
known as lot No I in block in W. e. Buffers
subdivision and part Of The same conveyed to
said Dies on the LIST day Of February, 1886, regis
Tered In book "a, page 81 have no doubt as
20 tlfle. but I convey only as trustee.
J3lot W. n. BENTON.
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FOR a

One Light Spring Wagon, with HarneFs, all
in good order. For terms apply to
WI ROSS, n. and @ r R.