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LITTLE WILLIE.

BY MATTHIAS BARB.
willie no sits in his little chair
BY the preside, musiDg with brow Of cerei
What Is he dreaming OF. Idle boy
Lesson or play, or cake or Toy
Wfuis has eyes that are bright and blue,
Lips lie e a rose In tue morning dew.
SUI beams that gutter around his lace,
Feet thRb are music about the place
sorrow and willie walk wide apart;
life hath no sad ness to touch his heart
Sgthlna but pleasure his thoughts 70 n ];
What are you dreaming Of; tell me. WIFI
Father, o Father 1 wonder sore
Way Lizzie comes back TO you no more:
Sister Lizzie they carried away
Over the hills, that snowy day.
And the moon lies white on the HlndoE-sill,s
She comes and stands by Ioy little bed, W.
And lays her hand on my aching head.
And abe looks so pure in her robes Of light,
With her pale, pale brow and her wings so
And she smiles so sweet as she looks on me.
1 kSoW that in heaven her home must be.
And theH she kisses me, oh, hoa sweet
And father I hear ber your name repeat;
hear her Inurmur pray er for you
In her baby-Y olce, as abe used 70 DO
She tells me 70 love you, father dear,
Never 10 bring you sigh or tear;
Never to whitea yOlr head with shame;
Never dihnOnOr your bPOtless name.
And she tells me, father, OF endless day,
IN a beautiful kingdom far AWay.
Where there Is never a thoughtof care,
And mother, ehe says, is smiling there.
" 1 think she must weep, too, father dear,
To see yda sittina 50 lonely here,
With cheeks 70 pale and with locks so gray.
Thinking Of her, so far away.
She tells me we al shall meet again,
Oh lar from this wOrlf OF sin and pain
Where sorrow is JOY, and strife n rest,
And our happy home on the Baviour's breast.
" And mother Is waiting our steps 70 hear,
Wishing and wishing The hour we're near,
when God shall call US 10 Joy above,
And We go nom earth 10 the land or love. -.
81 know that your heart is ike 70 break,
That your hair Is white for my mothers sake,
That your eye is dim and your cheek is wan,
watching and waiting TO see the dawn. =
" When the. moon Is white on the window
Aud sister Lizzie shall come again,
III wake you, dear father and you shall kneyr
The words that she utteTs, 90 soft and low"
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il states, Europe, and the southern portion
Of South America, during any and all seasons
nf he year. .-..... oe22 ddW q
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Ninth PrE=e :

Lot No. S, IN Hays suD-diyision, Memphls
size 1O2xl53 feet A beautiful building lot,
Valued al 5000.
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN UP by ]. NJ Hallum. In the Second
1 District Of shelby county, OcteDer lst, 1907.
dark bay mare Mule, Is hands high, 5 years old,
branded on left hip r, on ths left shoulder :.
Also light bay mare Mule, l41S hands high,
branded ) on len shouloerand r on left mp.
Also. taken up by W. Battle, In First Dis
trict one bay mare Mule, four years old.
The owners are notified to come forward and
take them away. ~
ANDREW STEWART, Ranger.
Raleigh October .. 1857. oc24 iaW4we
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THERE are in Japan 10000 Roman
Catholics, descended from the Christian
converts, left there two hundred years
ago, at the time Japan was closed to
foreign intercourse. They are scattered
throughout the Empire, and there are no
Kin, and Negraski Is their central point,
where there is RoDoan Catholic Bishop
and several priests,
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IcouRsE OF sTuDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR GLASS; months
Walkers American Law, Rent's Commenta-
ries, Btsuop on Criminal Law Oarutheris His
tory of a Law Suit stephens Plesdings
SECOND SESSION Of JUNIOR. CLASS
months
Parsous on Contracts, Parsons On Votes and
Bills, Greenleaf on Evfdence
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLA8s
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, 4 dam z Equity
Pleading. Rsdfeld ON Wills, Hiluard ON Mort.
cages, Parsons on Partnerships M
SElOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburn on Real p opsrty, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, angel = Ames on Corpora
tons, Story's conflict o. Laws. Parsons on
Maritime Law, COuEilnis T. :. Treatise.
Rscitations and examinations each day at
o'clock Moot Court once each week, and Ap--
pellate Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all tCEether.
rtu~ents permitted 10 ent or any Ciass. bot no
Diploma SVEN except TO those going through
whole course.
Terms s25 per Se ssiOn, payable in advance.
Entrance Fee IS per Session
All students OF gw can attend tree OF charge
the LectuI Is Of the College, including Lectures
on ElOcu3ion and explanation of Latin and
French tsChuicalities BY the Presidents
Arrangements VIII Dc made 70 board and
lodge Students at IS per month. ADlileatious
shouid be made early. . ssI0
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4 The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
ForIy-ssvsn, and comprised lo's in the vicinity
Of Memphis, Tenn, COrtnth, Miss, and Her
nando, Miss, deeds to which have been made
to the lucky ticket-holders. For this the SEQ
oud Drawing, hoWever, we are able 20 offer our
patrons stu more attractive Inducements to
Interest themselves in our scheme. From
lengthy list or property, much OF which has
already been advertised to the public. we select
the following.
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OUR LIST OF FRIES.
The FIRST and Capital PrtSe.

Col. NJ. c. GalIoway's valuable residence,
corner of Court and Third streets, Mem phis
one block only from the center Of the city, and
in the vicinity OF all the Federal, state and
County offices. Lot d1z feet front by S35% deep.
Valued at so OQ0
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
FridaaL. Decerabel. 6fL. 1917.


Friday, December 6tIJ, 1867.
l2}7, n. r ID John ". Fleming, ADM. e. AZ
vs. Wm.Neal, e. al. Chancsry Court OF Mem
phis-
DY virtue Of an interlOout0Fy decree made IN
Dths above cause. 4 VIII sell ~ pUbiic auction
70 the highest bidder At The COurt Houss door
In tho city Of Memphis Tennessee,
On Friday. December Q, 1897,
between the nours OF 70 am. and u m. the f1l--
lowing described real estate, to Wit. sixty
seven l67) acres, bounded a. follows. On Ine
sOpth by the lands belonging 70 the estate OF
Nilliford Sullivan, on The west by The land na-
longing 20 the estate Of VT Fancy. and on
the north by said Farlsy's lands and the .ands
Of John Jarman. and ON ths east by be land or
said John Jarmans said tract Of land lies about
ihres miles south OfCollierville, shelby county,
Tennessee the same being the farm Of a. O.
Neal, deceased, at his deatu.
Terms q Sale n credit u seven months,
notes with good security and lien retained uu-
I'll payment Of purchase moHey.
Equity or redemption haired.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Mszaer
Nov. 6th, ls6I. ri. a'. RI md ns,5 dfd
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StockIloEders, Meetin0.

,.,EE stockholders Of the MEMPHIS AND
/ I,TTgrLE ROCK RAILROAD, will meet al
fhs com pany' 3 once In Memphis, on the Ism
dav OF November next, 10 elect Board
BY order Of the Board.
W. B. WALDRAN
oeI6 I'm Secretary and Treasurer
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DMINISTRAT NOTICE.
a 10 al Whom q Nay Cogtcern- baVing
taken out LsIters Of Administration ON the
astates OF Charles COrdes and Henry Cordas.
hereby notify all persons ksving claims ON
these EEtates 70 come forward and present
time prescribed by law, OF they VIII be forever
bsrrsd. A. COR OES, Admin istrRlOr.
Bullock & Anderson. attorneys. ocl9 lme
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FaItaBIe Plantation to lease.

TWILL Lease. a. admin 'sir1tOrO Of Christ 4pher
4 J. Field. uec o. bis H1Ha klage--the rlacc "
Cav g. Field- and tls Pisnta-iDu knOwn a. the
ESuJent Place. These PialJailuns are ~ The
Coz q y Cf Bolivar, N - aud ia l1e CONDITION
fsr lul .lyatien. having been culiivstet for
vears sFfsSt. There is a Lew aud me Circular
Eau- ~ J Oh the tt ITne Place, f0I Sale
For fgr.ler lufar1aa lon Apply 10 me st Paris.
Fgour584 aCguIy. KY, or t5 Dr. e. J. r ED on
4 be prelnLses. B.J- CLAY,
f,eis Admir- r. J Fiahf. drc'd
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Adn,ialistrntrir Notfce.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 AL parties who
~ have claims against the estate OF r. B.
shone, deceased. VIII present thsln duly au-
tusutfcated on or before the zotn day OF No
ysm her next. Also All who are indebted 10
said estate will please come lorWaru fCr settle
mani Actiress Bartlett station, Memphis and
MRS. L. A. n. SHONE
A
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SsIyeesfue q UsefaI Article for the
ROfHef

GIyeeEiue q JsefaI Article for the
IOilet
In an interesting article In the Country
Gentleman, Of February s, 1866, descrip.
tive Of the nature and uses Of Glyeerine,
there is omitted an application Of it,
which | venture 10 commend 20 the use
of those Of your lady readers who, during
the winter, are afflicted With chapped
hands and lips. I have used it for this
purpose several years, and found livery
healing in its nature and more cleanly
than most Of the applications recon-
meBded foF the purpose, as a very small
quantity is required, and it keeps the
surface soft for long time, while it also
serves to exclude the air. In the nur-
sery have found it invaluable.
Tff 1871 MRS. P.
KoTE.-It may be well to say that
glycerine dees not explode or even burn.
| The recent prominence which nitro
glycerine has acquired might lead
some Of your readers to coniound it with
that substance and thus carefully avoid
it. 1t can be procured at any drug store
and is not expensive. Country Gentle
man,
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RRrRIBUrsOS.

The National L,ltetligelcer says, of the
Radical deviltry under which the coun-
try grORns:
Some Of the effects of this. Radical
policy are now peroeptible in the impOv-
erishment of the South, and in its ina
bility longer to contribute to the support
of Northern commerce aud manufac-
tures as consumer. The domestic and
Imported dry goods ,ailed up in the
Northern cities await purchasers IN vain,
even at reduced rates. Neither the
South nor the West have means for the
consumption of expensive articles, and
scarcely for those of prime necessity. r.
The Eastern manufacturers had verv
large stocks Of goods on hand, and held
them back in the expectation that the
market would improve. They are sadly
mistaken, and they must sell, IL az all, at
a great loss, The shares in the factories,
heretofore held at a very large advance
have declined at least thirty or forty per
cent. Some mills have closed and others
are running on half time. II the South
ern markets. for years 20 come, to be, to
a great extent closed TO Eastern products,
there must be a crash of the manufac-
turing interest. Commerce and naviga-
tion have already been destroyed by the
Radical policy, and commission houses
are also TO be swept away. ar-a-
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CHdnceTy Sale of Valuable
5li C0ff0s1 Plantation.

EY an brder OF the Chancery Court of Missis-
d sippi county, Ark AZ May term, A. y. ls,7
We will ocer Tor sale 70 the highest and best
bidder, upon the premises, on
Wednesday, the 2sth day OF November,
A. d 1851. ths farm known As the B. B. Harding
Plantation, situated one and half miles below
Ososola, In Mississippi county, Ark II has =
good DweuiDg Cabins, CRIB, Clubhouse CiS-
terms. etc, and two mere buildings viii be
completed before the day Of sale, TO make IL
suitable TO work on the tenant system It's
Nell protected by levee, and has never failed 10
make a crop in the highest water.
Terms OF SALE.-One-half Of the purchase
money cash the balance in, twelve months
from the day Of sale, retaining lien upon the
land for the unpaid purchase money.
y. h HAZARD,
G. l.. MUORE,
CaAa. BOWEN
oc26 tbs COmuaissionere
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

lsYREEE Cc-lmsndery, No. & Meets 4th Mon
day Of each mon Ia. John Zent, Com; \. J.
" .ggln. Rec.
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
60xlO0, in the citv OF Chicago, ILL.,, only three
quar- ers uf a mile from the heart OF the city,
and within ous b OsE of the street railroad in
tersecsing every part OF the city, Waiued at
s56OO
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Thnrsdnr. lhe ai.t an offaYember. -.

on the prsmisss, DstFsen ihshours of ~ clock
Am and 3 m, sell a. pablo auction. 10 me
highest bidder, fer cash, the eutlrs properly 70
be found covered by sad tfuBt ueso. being tus
nLiures and furniture In storehouEs No. u, on
Lne N0rth SIDE OF jefferson street. and on the
East zoe of Center aileF. N. the cry of Mefu-
phls, Team, and AZ stock W said sfOrahouEf. *
any, vito All the appurtenafices thereto Do
longing. ana viii, ~ ths. sane tifne. rent said
sJorenOuse No. II JenersOn street, givii z :lo
puI cnassr Of the property sold the refIlsal, or
preferred nga1 % tns premises at 4 far -snt,
70 10 fully ssonred-
ID. A. SHEPHERD. Trustees.
Msnphia Oetobsr asth. ~. - 49,
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THERE is a paper called the Great Re-
public issued In New York, which is the
ofgen Of that combination of individu-
ais known a. "The Grand Army of the
Republie.p In this sheet appear, from
time to time, letters from emissaries
throughout the South, and principally in
the interior, from which the public learns
that the establishment of their revolu-
tionAEy lodges is being pushed forward
with great energy. In almost every Sec
ton they are busy In infiamlng the
minds Of the negroes, and organizing
them upon q basis that csnnot be other,
wise than threatening TO the commnni-
ties in which such lodges exist, and dan.
gerous to the perpetuity Of our political
inatitutiOns,
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sI1NDAY-R EApINa.
FROM THE LECTURES OF THE AN
GENT AID ACCEPTED SCOT
aTeH RITB OF FREE-
NAEnNRK.
xxvIuth DEGREE.

=
The.existence of evil aud suffering, at
the same time that Sod is all-wise and
nerfectly beneficent; and the cO-exist-
epce OF His Omnipotence and Omnis-
oienca and the moral accountability OF
man. have 10 all ages been the rocks on
which PHILOSOPHERS and religions have
made shipwreek. Whole nations have
held It blasphemy to say that God Is lhe
author Of evil and the idea Is not easily
dismissed, that world net all good snd
always happy is imperfect, and unworthy
OF a perfect God, unless there Is TO be
counpensation la another life.
But the Holy Writings expressly say
that God has created the Evil as we'll as
the Good; and ID is for US to reconcile
this and the punishment by him OF
fniouitv and wrong, with his All-knowl-
edge. AII-powsr and Infinite Beneheencs
For we are conscious that In doing wrong
We exercise our free viii we know that
suffering is. by Gods ordinance, the con-
se0uence Of vice, It's consequences often
descending to our children aud Logic
asks us II 1t is not true that man can do
nothing contrary to the will OF God-if
He aid not fare-know and intend that We
should do the wrong? and il so, why
should be punish us2
IT IA said'to be an unsatisfactory doc
trine, that God was compelled by neces-
sity TO create Evil with the Good; and
that It is virtually system which
teaches that God was forced to create
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Gerenth Prize

A most valuable manufacturing site with q
perpetual fall Of 81 feet Of water, situated in
Winston county, Alabama, with 100 acres ef
land. Valued al $1,000.
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6irth Prize.

e, one 1.Is5 1EssIssPo9s g Igs e.. adjoining above also lOo
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wHOM THE LORD LexETH, HE CH As

.Hr-.a. r..f EEN EEh
Broken. withsred, torn apart,
Every Uendril OF my heart;
Desolate come 10 thee,
Oh my Father lowest Thou me
Must Measure thus Thy love?
Then 'tis pressed and neaped above!
FOR my ctasteuiug has been sore,
And my bitter cup runs o er
Natures fondest claims destroyed
FIJI Thou, Lord, this craving void
Let Thy love, 80 dearly bought
Come to me with comfort maught
Does that love In weight compare,
With the crown Of thOrns weary
Then bid human grief depart,
Bind Thou sp my broken heart
Thou hast taken AL, o God
Heavy fal Thy christening rod;
have nothing now, but Thee
surely, Thou hast love for me.
Take me, Father, by the hand;
Hold me or I cannot stand;
Leave, oh leave me nevermOre
TIL my walk through Life Is DER.
LUCERSE, October .. 1857.
Very respectfully dedicated % Mrs. NJ. F
Scott, OF Somervllle, by Willie A. Quarles.l
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I n s q r A N G E.
Fire and EEarine Insurance.
Home Insurance Company of
NEW YORK.
Ae '-'-SS,75oSo 40
Security insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
hssetas ,O0Z 100 81
Enterprise Insurance GOmDauV
OF CINCINNATI.
,OJJOOO
Putnam Insurance COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
SAAn SAPlSAi.-.---...-,- -..-...--to0O 0O,0Oo
VfHE well sstabiished reputation Of these
Companies for prompt and hon srable deal
ing. and their large Cash Assets, commend
them TO the favor Of Business Men and Prop
erty Holders who desire reliable insurance 1or
either kire or Marina. We represent no COM
Danies but those duly authorized by state and
local laws. An losses adjusted ana paid al this
agency.
.a.- Lindsey q Vrsdenburg,
General Insurance. Agents, No. Il Madison
street tup zsairsl, Memphis, Tenn. spB
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Cottage Residence, rooms lot l20x17o feet
on Borland avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued AZ 5000. E EEsfslaE ~.
Tickets So each. May be had of, or ordered
through, any Of the COmpany's agents, at the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn, or Of Col.
James Strain, fernando, Hiss.
Stockholders, Directors and Ofdcers Of the
Company are prohibited rom purchasing or
holding tickets IN any Of he drawings. The
Company is simply the media for the purchase
and sale Of real estate between property mold
srs and the general public fe25 I'm
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ID 0uerlnR OUR BITTERS 10 the southern
L Public, We have. no hes. Eancy in, asserti "a
their superiority over any Northern prOduo-
tIOs IN our marzels. In their deviseInsnt they
are purely s1nthe1n - Compounded vita s
special adaPi5tHda = DE vs2i-us types o.
stomncfc dersngelnahts prevalent In Ou'
climate.
Itlss gentle samulant TO the system aflsI
Undergoing a savers Illness.
Il ls 8 cure FOR Dyspepsia.
Il sssiEta Digestion.
II cures Diarrhea and Cholera M0rbuB.
Itisa preventive for Chlls and F0vsrs
liza an invaluable companion for person
travelling 81 ali reasons Of the year.
It's a HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit
~ sold everywhere,
O. n. EBBERT q co..
Sole Manufactures.
Depot. No o Howard - Row,
febiO n -a neEnphfa- Teas.
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Col. D. H. MCPHAIL, PaymAster Uni
ted States Army, has recently arrived at
New Orleans from the Dry Tortugas.
He states that DIR. Mudd mas distin-
gnished himself in q professional way
during the prevalence of the yellow
fever at that post, while II was so bad
that all Of the surgeons were prostrated
with it and no medical attention could
be obtained. In this emergency, Col.
MePhail. who is from the State Of Mary
land, thought of DR.. Mndd, and advised
that he be requested to exercise his pro-
fession. DR.. Mudd, when applied to,
willingly undertook the care of those
who were i'll with the fever on the
island, aud up TO the time Of Col. Nc
Phailis departure he had not lost one
case. IN consideration Of his services in
this respect it is said that an effort will
be made to secure pardon for him.
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A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
% PROM Strssl.
HEz,ygs Lodge ~ Perfection, 18th; No, J.
,5tated Csrurnunfeati0 ti0ls ID Wednesday night
~ each month. Henry P Woodard, sd, O..
NJ. Charles VI Carroll, 18th, Sec.
Il rrHEAs Lode % Perfection, 18th; NO. 2
Aeets s. h Wednesday Of each nlou H. George
Melie-sh, go, o.. NJ; \. r. Fran klaud, sd,
Sec. -.
CAsrPIra rouucil or Pr rces of jerusalem, 18th;
no. l. Bent. X. Pulen, ed rarsh.'-i -
- ser.
Charles ". Adams, Cd, IL. W.. n. T. Tom
lfnson, 82i, Sec.
PFzTrTPpr D-PLEssErs Council Of E-h, 80th-,
No l. Henry P. WoOdard, FL, Comm. !;
William I. Ciro1e 82d, Rec
UoSsIsroRY or WEsr TENNB B5sEE, Sd. John
Ainsia. SD, Comm. il Uhiefi Dodge g.
Trader SD. Reg.
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What will the Radicals do with the
negro element in Congress? They will
control it for their POLITICAL ends. With
the addition Of seventy electoral votes.
they will counterbslancs the whole con-
.servative votes Of the great Central States
But there are other matters of essential
import to the Radicals, and to which
these negro allies in Congress may not be
so pliable. The Southern free negro ele-
msnt in Congress will not bear taxation.
They will pull dewn the whole fabric of
tariffs and excises upon the heads of their
Northern friends, unless, indeed, they
can have equivalents of high social and
political nature. They will take care to
command a high price for the support
which they give the Radicals in legisla-
tion for Radical interests.
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25zlO1 feet; very available Tor residence and
desiFahlY located. IWEiu ed at SS0h = 2 al. ~. p.
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between the hours o. 10 and II o'oI0ex am. In
'front.' oi tne Law CouTt rooms IN tne city Of
Aetnp plns- sell A. puoilc outcrv, 70 tlIe hlFhfsE
lowing described lot Of grouffd. IN the city Of
Mem PMS and county and State aforesaid: Be-
ginning A. ths IN uiersection of tie west line o.
second street VIII the north line Of Beal
street, tnence running west with Beai street
sky Aeel more or less 20 the Bynes iot. thence
north parallel with Second street forty i've lest
more OF less 10 the wall Of the old Union House.
thence east paral 81 with BeaI Efreef efrtv feet
more OF less 10 second street. thence with Sec
ono street iOrty-fiye feet m8Is OF less 10 the be-
ginning. The - leasehold interest is he Il
under and described in a lease eEecufed 10 fhss
said Hughes by ;. a. and A. n. Edmouds, ana
recorded in the Eaic Registers oftiee Ia 'bfiat-
No IS. pRrt 3 pages 81 81 and 57i. for thet rn1
Of eight years. comn1anciug on the I'm DAY uf
May, Lso5. the said lessee % pay the sum OF Il.
three hundred dollars on The l21h dav . May
and OF November 10 each and every year dr,f-
ing the said term, and 70 pay al taxes and
charEfs 70 he assessed ON the said lot " Ire
improvementsou the same by Slafe, county.
city, or aux other authority, and the ssid Lessee
10 Be paid VI the ierTnin alton OF the Lease the
valne Of the 0uildlngs he might erect on said
lot, 70 be ascertaiued uy referees. The equity
Of redemption Is waived IN the said deed 81
trust The sum Of Sl-299 e Is credited on the
lSh OF Soyember. Isfs, on The indebtednfsz
mentioned IN said deed OF trust The tiue Is
believed 70 be good, but viii convey only as
trustee. JAMElS ELDER.
no5-tas Trustee
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FOR SALE.

tsO ACRES or IMPROVED LAND-rrzg
lsDC miles nom Memphis. Terms easy
Apply 70 =, cLA RkE.
no5-lme ~ Froat street.
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THE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
L lege viii nTen on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. he following gentlemen COM
prise the Faculty ..-.. d
Constitutional LaW....--....- Gen. Albert PIKE
Real Property y & Pleading. ..... II on. r. 4. HEATH
Personal Prnpsrty 4 Plesding.. A. N LHRIs
Equity a Comm ercisl Law Hon. r. 7. SCRCGGs
Grim. Law q a dmiralty Ten. j. K. CHALMERS