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SOUTHERN HOTEL
FOR LEASE
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

THIS new and splendid Hotel, containing
i seventy rooms, besides bsr-rOGm, Offices,
barber shop, ETC., has been placed in Our hands
for Lease for a term Of years, with immediate
possession.
The commanding location at the corner OF
Main and Beal streets. and the convenient con-
structiOn OF the house, with its ample accom-
modatiOns, q gre at Inducements to an en-
terprising and experienced landlord, ana to
such a one every pOSstb e inducemeut viii be
given in the price and terms OF rent
A great bargain will be given in the sale Of
the Furniture, for which real estate in the city
viii be taken in payment.
TERMS 500 per month, without tue Bar
and Dining Room on first floor; 500 permOnth
with the Bar and Dining Room. Furniture,
valued at $1,000, will be sOld for $500.
SELF ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT co.
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SECOND A

FIRST EACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE.
Nile heats for ali ages, so entrance Gayoso
House 70 add $40. Three or more 70 I'll the
stake.
SECOND RACE-Two nile dash. Purse 500.
Free for all ages Entrance SIS.
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HEREBY ~forewarn the public not 20 trade
for an acceptance, dated Hot springs. Ark.
September u, 1851, at ten 90 days sight, for one
". d. Sanger. Also. a note, same date, at sixty
davs fegl, in favor Of Geo. ". L1wrance, for TWO
huudrad and forty-uine dollars tS3i9 OBJ 1 vas
forced to give the same which / Cid under pro
test, there being no consideration for them.
saIgIw EDWAkD ININSON.
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Queen Victoria's book sells in Eng
land for IS so, and in America for s..
In Havana telegraph operators are
obliged 70 wear q uniform VIXEN on duty
and 5 sword on state occasions.
The tobacco crop in the Connecti-
cut valley is cut or fifty per cent. this
year.
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MR. Il. c. LIPPARD having secured the
M spacious and elegant Ball Room 81 the
GayOsO House, takes pleasurein announcing he
will open his Academy on SATURDAY, Sep
TENDER y, 1867, for instruction IN the above pO-
lite and elegant accomplishments.
Mr.. l., in arranging his classes, desiring con-
geniality of feeling amongst his scholars, re-
quires and gives references.
The classes at the GayosO House will be as
follows:
Ladies Glass, Wednesdays and Saturdays at
10 am
Masters and Misses Class, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, 3 Pm.
Gents Private Glass, tnuID Wednesdays and
Saturdays, S pm.
He will also give Instructions at
St Mary's, Tuesdays and Fridays, 8 pm.
81. Agnes, Mondays and Thursdays, 8 pm.
La SsleJte, Mondays and Thursdays, 3 pm.
Lee Ac DENY, hours not arranged.
TERMS-S2O per Session OF "a Lessons.
Application for admission into any OF the
classes will not be received during the hours OF
instruction, but Mr. l. will receive appltca-
items for the admission Of pupils st the GsyosO
House from 10 am. TO " m. each day.
Nos spectators allowed during the hours of in
s%tructton except parents and guardians Of pu-
pills sells TO-
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REASONABLE RENT.

ONE store. go Main street, for dry goods.
" One Store, Second street, for heavy
business.
one store. Adams street, for saloon.
Ons store, 3ZXl20, Charleston avenue, feed
store, with stable and abundance Of stock
water.
-Four, suitable for any business, %j Main str't.
-Four, suitable for fancy busiaess, adjoining
same. With a nu-rber OF the best Offices in
the CITY. Any good teDan can get q Store OF
an ONCE REASONABLE
SELF Nv W. b. WALDRAN, 40 Main 50.
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Wagon and Carriage Materia.
Corrected Daily by WOodburn, Smith & Co.,
70. ~ and ZIG Green street. 81. Louis.
Connrtnership Notice.

THE undersigned has this day associated
with him IN the Cotton Brokerage and
/ Commission Business, ADOLPH RADfESkft
undert the hrm name aud style OrN. CORONNA
4 co. and Will continue as heretofore TO pay
the strictest attention to all business In that
line entrusted to our care.
4 aa1glW N AUfEONN A.
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AUCTION,
The BHHlJn Tract at Public Sale

nESlh9Us Of carrying out a. speedily a.
~ possible the provisions Of Tire WIN ~ IL
Buntyn. deceased, II the disposal Of bis uone-
suead Eraets We VIII od8r ~ Public sale frers-
NAMING portion Of the Tract. congfsffrg -
Aoous ShNEAEI-FIVE LOTS, varvfng 80,
LeO - Yen Acres In azs, embracing VIII -
nela lands ali the VOID land 10 on ne 49,
me nlFn reputation for due heaitb 1blcS
tnls zoe lliy enjoys, and the choice or sss1
an q1iek e~omnnnntcanon with the city bV rs5f-
Wy of arr road give 70 these lands adva1-
- ia must be apparent 70 the buEirs.s
men q MempnEs as cheap. coureufs1t 81
PIe4salL point ~ which TO establish tbefr fsm-
~ Eeslqencesr combining 50 fully ne 49,
age OF town and country.
Win ne OBJECT o. removing AT dIfcuIfv a,
setlnE, We saall 0rer fhe property neon -
fOuoWlug easy TEHMS-One-nu~fh -4sE I
ancs II 2, Z Is and e monfhs win f1tsr@..
SaIIanty deeds given and dees oftrusf n -
Eyery l0t PM up viii be sold without reserve
Pans OF the lots may Be obtained al ~ C~-
Of the Aueti0neersf each lot beinr TfsEe1 100
10 be examined before The Az -
Sale viii be upOn TIE premisas IN wrD,-ro
DAY, the 18Th Of October, Iss7.
u y. BUNTYN
A HAYNES
K a. d
Administrator with VIM enr
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT ACO
aeNa ID Aueffnman-
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Vera AtQue Honesta Dtcere.
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THE Upton WEEKLY RECORD.
Published at COTlngtOn, Tenn,

Is the only advertising medium FOR a fine sec
ton OF country, embracing Tipt0u, Lauder
dale, and a portion Of Faystte and Haywood
counties, that trade aim st exclusively IN
Memphis, and Il therefore Offers unusual in
to business rnen Of the city, Who
wish 70 secure country patronage, 10 advertise
in its columns.
our terms are liberal. Send for a specimen.
&c Nj. q. g. FISHER, with Briggs q Norton,
2s Froat street, Is our authorized agent in the
city, and will give prompt attention 20 all
business for The Record " left with him.
MUNFORD & SANFORD,
sells II ProprietOrs-
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Of Three Hundred Acres Sub
urban Land on Ten Years

OF Three HundTcd Acres Sub
urban Land on Ten Years
Credit.
T PROPOSE TO sell at Public sale, to The High
Il est bidder,
On Thursday, 14th November, 1897,
About % acres Field and forrest Land. on NY
Homestead Tract, situated three miles east Of
Memphis, At the head % Union avenue. and
| YIN between Central avenue and the OIdSfata
Line road Themost popular street pavements
phisy good t~urupikss OF street railways on the
roads leading from the city di ectly through
tn property, must soon follow. thereby acOrd-
r. 3 the most reasonable probability offts great
ana rapid enhancement of vaIua-
In stating the advantages Of this property I
would specially refer % the HEALTH or fhs
loealIty - having been always considered
equal ~ not superior 70 that o. any portion OF
the city euvirons; while the hfgh chararter ~
the nei~ghborhood and the provision made for
Church and School Piilcgeg combine 10 rander
L. one ofthe most desluble points f1r 4 subgr-
ban residence which the vicinity OF Memphis
in my father and myself for thirty years wftb-
o~utinteuuptiou1 and Is free from any ineum-
brauee.
m Subdivision Of ne G~gzrasr viii ba in 1,fa
seen AZ the ONCE or the AUrtoueers. me ave-
uues viii De OpeEed- and the lots NUMBERED a
as n be readily m before the day Of sale.
bffng determined 3, SeH I shall offer the fol-
I lowing liberal
TERMS: One-tenth Cash. the balance IN Tn
AmlHdi LaStHmsa1, with interest nom date.
Warranty leeds gwen, and Trust DEEDS faken
UaiTing redemption These terms VIII make
ID very easy for any one to secure q pIeassnt
home, when must ~c1nstantly increase in
value ard comfort, a. the growth o. Memphis
continues y n. TRFZEVAET-
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT 4 co.,
Eepl5-tds Auctfoneara
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JOHN AISsLIR, CASHIER n BUSHES
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e. p. BATES 4 co.

COTTON and Tobacco Factors, and General
Commission Merchants. Omce-SO. E6
Front street, Memphis, Tennessee.
ES No Insurance. unless instiuctsd.ea
sells 3n
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4dminfsfrafor's Settlement

In County Court Of shelby County.
To the Heirs and Creditors OF ]. C. Anderson,
deceased:
NOTICE Is hereby given that have nled
settlement OF the estate Of J.C Anderson
deceased, with the clerk or said court sha tl1s
mant A. the November term 1851, or said COURT
10 he held on the nrst Monday Of said month
HENRY T. JONES,
Administration with viii annexed.
Approved September 10, 1851:
~ Iswtws John LOAGUE, Clerk.
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NEW ADvERT1sM'ETs

MASONIC N~OTICE-The
vi members OF south Memphts N
Lodge, No. us, are requested TO attend~S
a special communication at their NJ
Lodge Room, corner of Second and \
Madison streets, This Evening at s o'clock, for
labor ia the F. c. degree.
Officers and member OF the city Lodges and
transient brethren in good standing are frater-
nslly invited.
By order OF the W. n.
Sei9 It 81. NANCT Secretary P 7.
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FOuRTH Day

FIRST RACE-OvERTOS HOTEL STAKE.
Mile heats FOR horses owned IN Shelby county,
September ], Is67. Entrance 80. play OF pay.
Ovsrton Hotel to add 500. Three OF more to
I'll, to name and close 18th September, 1877.
SECOND RACE-"BANKERs' PURSE"
Three mile heats for all ages. Purse 5000. En-
trance $50. Three or more to nj. Eztrance
money to 60 70 the second morse.
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FIRsT RACE-sALOON sTAEE.-MIe
heats, three best In i've. Free for all ages.
Purse $50. Entrance $50 Second horse 70 get
the entrance money.
SECOND RACE-CONsOLATION STAKE.
Mile heats Tor beaten horses that have been run
at this meeting Entrance SO. Purse 500
The Pool seller 10 add SlO0. Horses 10 be han.
dleapped by a COMMITTEES appointed by the
President. A D. GIBSON,
jyA cod Acting Secretary.
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sAINT AZ sCEEOOL.

poplar Street, East of Orleans,
Mrs. N. &. POPE, Principal.
nERsONs wishing 10 enter pupils viii please
call after 3 pm, or az any time saturday.
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R. 5. JONES, W.. n. BRowE, N. B. JosEs.
JONES, BROWN & CO.,
FA RS
Commission, Receiving and Forwarding
MERCHANTS.
No. 2sS Front Street, MEMPHIS, TENN.

II REFERRING To our card above, we again
X, take this method OF returning our thanks
70 our patrons and friends Tor their kfnd and
liberal patronage heretofore extended to Us,
with renewed assurance OF q continuance OF
our prompt personal attention 10 all busines
entrusted to our care, ana Of indefatigable ex-
erfiOns 10 promote the interest ofourc customers.
We are prepared, with a large, connections
Warehouse, for storing Cotton. Affection o q
signed to Us viii be covered by Insurance. un-
~ ofherWiSe instructed One Of the memberx
ID The firm viii give this. branch Of the business
ssE dsmAW8n JONES, BROWN a co.
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TO t

TO r = n -
A great opening is now offered to parties who
may desire TO embark in the Produce Business.
The large fOur-stOry brick building. No 2O5
Front street, is now FOR rent. There rs a large
cellar, and some ~ or so rOomsi in the building
suitable for offices and sleeping apartments.
For particulars apply TO Bartlett, Gould q
Blakemore, or to d. Jameson, through Post
efiee. seq
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VNHE ladies will ind all the latest novelties OF
i the season, millinery and fancy goods OF All
kinds. Dresses made and trimmed in latest
styles at shortest notice. ClOAES, sacques and
children's dresses made TO order. Opera
sacques a nd wrappings, ready made, for sale
Due notice will be given OF the opening day
sells I'm
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Sbeqif's Safe.

-NDE and by virtue OF six executions 10
me .dirseted-by S. A. Moore, Justice OF the
Peace in and for shelby county, Tenn, In IA
vor OF Thos. Barrett and against the Msyor and
Vfrtus Or oneOther execution TO me directed by
r ii KILLER. Justice Of the Peace In and for
and arainst the Mayor and Aldermen OF The
CIV ri Memphis and further, by virtue Of two
other executions te me. directed by :. A. Moore,
Justice OF the Peace in and fer shelby county,
Tsnn.. in favor Of Benjamin Coleman and
AGAINST the Mayor and Aldermen OF the City OF
Xamnhfa ( viii on
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S95 REWARD.

CToLEN from DeSoto county, Miss, on Fri
y day night, an Iron Gray Horse, sbout i4h
hands hlgn, 4years old the right fore leg aud
shoulder is OF q lighter color than the other
parts OF the body; right hind foot viii te around
the hOof; slightly saddle naked The above
reward will be paid for the delivery Of the ami
at Molletars Wagon Yard Ia SIC nphis, or
Cnekrafn's Cross Roads. DeSotO county, Miss
ssI6 I've PLEASANT NAQGaS
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HBMPHLS AND TENNESSEE R. R.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

SECRETARY M TREAsURER's OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, 9Th September, 1857.
The regular annual meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Memphtsand Tennessee Railroad
Company will be held at the Gayoso House. in
tue city OF Memphis, on WEDNESDAY, 9Th
october, 1857.
Stockholders will be passed free on presenta-
ton of their certificates of stock to the Con-
ductors s. H. LAMB, Secretary.
Sc % Id
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rrIdar. lhe 91lh dar nr Sant. 1Ss1.

Between the hours OF 10 o'clock a-m. and 4
O'Clock pm, In front Of the Courthouse door,
ia the City OF Memphis, offer and sell to The
highest BIDDER for cash, the following described
personal properly. VIZ: $50 Shares Of stock OF
ne Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company,
levied on as the property Of the d~eferdants-the
Mayor and Aldermen or the City Of Memphis
The above property, or 50 much thereof =
10 satisfy the above mentioned executions
r. M. WHITES, Sheriff. sc.
RY JAMES q. SWAN. DIS.
September 1a. IsG. self I'd
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ADJUSTMENTS
MEMPHIS
ASSOCIATION COURSE
FALL MEETING 1867
TUE ALLMEErrNe OVER THIS coURsz
l. viii on the
FIRST MONDAY In NOVEMBER
and
CONTINUE SIX DAYS.
FALL MEETING 1867
TUE FALL MEETING OVER THIS coUEsE
l. viii commence on the
FIRST MONDAY In NOVEMBER
SIX DAYS
FIRST DAY.

FIRST RACE!NURSERY sTAKE"-We
the subscribers, agree 70 run a sWeepstaks
Race over the Memphis Association Course, At
the Fan Meeting, 1871, with Colts and FfIIes,
two years old, one mile dash s5 subscription,
play or pay the Association % d soO-three
or more 20 III the STAKE, 70 name and close on
the 18th September, 1897.
SECOND RACE-"GREEE sTAKE"-Mne
heats for untred three-yssr bids, 50 entrance,
play or pay. Association 70 give 500 Three
or more 70 nj the stake, 70 name and eioss the
18th September, 1857.
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FIFTH DAY.

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAKE-FOur mile heats Sub
ject to the regulations which the COMMITTEES
appointed by the Turf Congress may adopt
The Memphis Association to add 5000.
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Sale
-OF-
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
AND PIANOS.

WE viii sell at our SaIesroom on TUEsUAY.
w October l.. TEN CARRIAGES and BUG
GLtSt slightly worn, but in good coudluan and
sIA OK EIGHT PIANOS, some OF them rom
the most approved factories. A rare 0pportu-
nifty OF procuring such articles at a low price.
EOIsTER, IRRELEVANT co,
aaNt NmnHHHnEn-
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3Oth day Of October, 1887,

al the door Of the Courthouse in Marion, Crit
enden county, Ark. IHIRrI THOUSAND
ACRES OF AND, in tracts OF from Forty to
Six Hundred and Forty Acres.
These lands are situated In Crlttenden, Mis-
Nssippi st. Francis, Gross, POinsatt and Craig
head counties, and are among the huest lands
or the Mississippi Valley
THE TITLES Ri tNnISPUTABLE, and
they present the greatest inducements to both
sDeculatOrs and settlers.
Lists OF the land viii be furnished on appli-
cation to TOnf. Phillips & % rs Front street.
TERMS OF SALE-One-hslf cash, the bal
snce in one and two years with interest. A
lien reserved to secure the deferred payments
o. p. LYLE.
b. Z. BROWN,
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NOTICE.

A T the October term, 1857. OF the County
"A Court OF Shelby county, Tenn, / will ap-
ply for letters or administration on the estate
Of J. ~. Terrell, deceased.
Sel9 law4w7 JOHN HALLUM.
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Z O X X + n t
Mrs. f NJ, Dawson's former residence, at the
head OF Adams street. Apply al No. Is Court
s~lrsst-up-stairs. selgs
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The river contains nine feet to Cairo.
The channel in the Arkansas is cutting
out The bars to Little Rock show three
feet.
The Victor No. 2 was the only arrival
yesterday.
The departures were the Allin, for St.
Louis; Commercial, for White river;
Natoma, for Vicksburg; Molle HANDLE.
ton, for ST. Francis river.
The Victor is announced for Halle s
Point this evening.
The Cleaner is advertised to leave for
Little Rock this afternoon.
The Minneola and Starlight are adj.
vertised for Cincinnati this afternoon.
Of the upper rivers the Louisville
Courier of yesterday says:
The river was rising yesterday, with
three feet three inches water in the
canal in the evening, by the mark.
During the previous twenty.four hours it
had risen three inches at the head of the
falls, and nine inches at Portland. The
weather in the morning was very cool
but at noon and during the evening il
was exceedingly warm, the thermometer
ranging at ninety degrees. The barom-
eter indications were very slightly in
favor of rain.
The present rise is from the Kanawhla
aud in a day or two the effects of the
Pittsburg rise may extend to the falls.
AT Cincinnati the river was rising
slowly, having risen twelve inches in the
previous forty. eight hours.
On the bar at the foot of the falls the
rise has made about four feet water, an
ample depth for the boats at present
navigating these waters
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the PUB
Lie LEDGER office, cur arrangements en-.
abling US to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steamboatmen to ex.
anime our styles of work and prices. t
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SOMETHING ABOUT ONEHoRsE MU-
sEUMs AND SNAKE SHows.-Seyeral per-
sons have asked us why citizens should
urge the abatement Of one-horse mu-
seums and snake shows as a nuisance
1t will be remembered that a petition Of
this character was read to the Board Of
Aldermen last week. Few Of these con.
Germs are what they purport to be. Os-
tensiblY, they exhibit wax.fggers,
snaix, and creatures animate and in
animate generally, but that is not how
the proprietor makes his money. The
receipts at The door would not pay the
distinguished artist who makes day hid
eous BY grinding out horrible strains on
barrel organ, or provide sufficient food
for even the stuffed birds. City people
do not frequent these places. Noshekels
can be wormed from this source. But
Jerry Blossoms" from the country and
plantation dsrkies are allured by the
marvellous paintings about the doorways,
and the cheap admission fee does the
rest A glance at the legitimate show
soon wearies young Bucolic and Cufee,
who, finally, are taken into an adjoining
room. Here those reputable devices for
earning living by the sweat Of ones
brow, known to the police as the "loek'
and "strap" games are unfolded. The
innocenee sad beauty of this pastime are
elaborated by the gsnslemanly Snowman,
and soon something is said Ehich our
Arcadians doubt. The matter is 6naliy
settled by e small bet Which results in
transferring specified sum in green
backs TO the cadaver0Us pockets Of the
accomplished showist To Use plain
language. Mr. Greenhorn is sEindled-
and that is how the majority Of these
oue-horse contrsptiOnR pay rent and h
cense. and live Thai respectable oiti-
zens should complain OF their proximity
il not astonishing. IL their character
is not defined BY the word " nuisance
some photographer should invent a
stronger term.
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BOARDING.

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15e Csusev strst t, between Vance and Elliott,
rc,r he Miss 4 Tenn. r. r. depot. 5-2
D0ARDTNG.-NT 4NTEl-BoARD IN 4
strictly private entity tor gentlemen .t nnr snu
wife. Must be in the ,h T ,nrsd address W.
Ks ''' ' a. b. G.. 0yerton Hotel.
D7ARDTNG.-A FEW 2OAROERS CAN
& ) Obtain good Board. either by the day or
7vaek at 1 II Adams street. y