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IN MEMORIAM.

In every ones memory liDgers the image of
some h0WtT whose remembrance is linked
with some Of LIES happiest moments. We
can each recall how some blossom faded and
fell from its stem, and how we missed its van
ished beauty. In life, with its many losses,
there are few more painfully suggestive than
the decay Of these Picciolas-our prison now-
ers From such blossoms we received Joy, and
their memory is now a source Of sorrowful
pleasure
such a source Of Joy was JENNIE E., wife Of
J. O. Davis, and the daughter Of John Y. and @.
c. Bayless. In the early summer Of her life, in
the midst of the active duties OF a daughter, a
wife aud a'Christian, Just when life was I'M
folding a long panorama of years in which the
flying months should bear new blessings to
crown her head, new duties to i'll her hands,
she dropped and be- an to fade. Very slowly,
very painfully she sank, wrestling with disease
through weary months, and watching every
vision fade from her sight as the day FADES into
the silent night. She watched the darkness
deepening on her path, and might have said
with the prophet, "The day is far spent-the
shadows OF the evening are stretching out"
While they gathered darkly round her, she re-
turned with herdevoted husband to her family,
where her mothers tenderness and her
brothers and sisters love nghtened the heavy
load and cheered the weary spirit.
As her sun drew to its setting, she fully awoke
TO the gloTies Of immortality and the bright
ness Of the eternity purchased for the believer
by the sacrifice offered on Calvary. In early
youth she had embraced the faith of the Cos
pei and aed for refuge TO the hope set before
her. Believing herself grounded on the Rock
Of Ages, she united with the Baptist Church in
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I A in the large and handsome build
l. ings, corner Of Broad and Vine streets,
formerly occupied by the Shelby Medical Col
lege, embracing an entire square.
An able and experienced corps Of Teachers,
the most complete Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus aud Cabinet of Minerals ia the
South, and Educational Advantages Of a supe-
Nor order.
The Principal has had an experience of twen-
ty-six years in 10 south, and the Vice rinci-
pa, formerly ProfessOrtu the Nashville Uniyer-
s'ty, Is graduate Of the Universities of Edin-
burg and Boun.
Sessions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SEPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close on
the Third Thursday Of June.
TERMS-BOard and English Tuition, Session
Of dve months, $50 90. Music, French, ETC.,
Extra. For particulars send for a Catalogue,
GEp BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal.
GEO BLACKIE, A. N. NJ u, Vice-Prin.
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All other Ties fastening by this method are
infringements, n viii be prosecuted at law
as such
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TENNESSEE BONDS-AN ERROR con
RUnrPn

AEgAED.
A respected correspondent says, In a
note to US:
Allow me TO make a statement as to
the relative value of Missouri and Ten
neseee bonds: Missouri provided for the
funding OF her coupons In ten-year bonds,
at 2 per cent. for the first and 10 per cent.
fer the last year, averaging 8 per cent. 1
sold coupons in New York last week at
81 cents on the dollar. To be worth IO4
a Missouri bond must have attached IS
coupons, to-wit LIST January, i6l TO LIST
January, i67, inclusive. They are worth
$40 60, at 81 cents. This would make
tie bond ~ex-eoupons worth 50. Mlss
sonri paid no coupons until the LIST July,
1857, in money. No new bonds nave vet
been issued. Tennessee bonds were
quoted at about so, until she commenced
paying interest, which was Ist January,
1867, or perhaps July, '66. Then the quo
tatiOns were made for the bonds, &c
coupon. This means the old bond. The
new bond is issued for interest on the old
bond, and there are two or three cents
difference in their values. Ex-coupOn
bonds are worth about 90, as last quoted.
That is the true difference be-
tween Missouri aud Tennessee bonds /;
and it il to quote one
against the other, as in two
OF you late editorials. 1t should be
50 or So VS.. IS or 90, for he old bonds.
! When Missouri issues new bonds, fund
ing the past due cOupOns, they will be
worth about 81 TO IS, as the interest will
be . per cent. for the first year. Tennes-
see new bonds are worth 05 to 81, as they
bear 6 per cent.
We very cheerfully give the foregoing
communication a place, and thank the
writer for his kindness in correcting US.
We are far from desiring to see the credit
Of Tennessee lower than that of her sis
ter States, and quiteas far from intending
to represent it incorrectly as being 50. 1t
is low enough, heaven knows, ct 81, in
currency; and the people Of the State
will, at that rate, pay pretty dear for their
whistle.
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Charles Reade, the novelist, will visir
America neXt year.
The name of Bishop Dupont il
spoken Of in connection with the pspacy
It is denied that any interview viii
take place between Napoleon and thu
king OF Prussia.
Charles Gayarre is writing a memoir
Of peBOw, the reviewer,
Ex-Gov. swain mas resigned the
presidency Of the University Of North
Carolina.
"Gail Hamilton" thinks the worst
thing about Minnesota is, that it is fif,
teen hundred miles from Boston.
Gen. Grant viii be among the attrae.
tons at the coming morse SHOW at Spring.
field, Mass.
John Oxenford, the well known
dramatic critic of the London Times, has
arrived IN this country, and will write a
book about us.
Assistant Bishop Talbot, Of Indiana,
mas removed his residence from Terre
Haute to Indianapolis.
Lotta's real name is Charlotte Crab
tree. She is . native Of California. The
New York Tribune compares her playing
at Wallack's to a canary bird, a romping
kitten, and 3 sunbeam.
Greeley says Seward had nothing to do
with his "A. G.'s) appointment to Aus
tria.
The letter purporting to be from Napo-
leon to Francis Joseph. concerning the
execution of Macmillan, is pronounced
to be a forgery.
Mr.. Edward Sears, for nine years con-
nected with the New York Times, and of
late the managing editor, has resigned
his position to enter the publishing house
OF Messrs. SoribneF q Co. A parting
breakfast was given him, at which the
publisher Of the Zines presided.
Charles Radcliffe and Owen Dsly, as
sailants in the late difficulty at Columbia,
5 c., were tried before a military com
mission in Charleston, on the first inst,
and plead guilty to the charges preferred.
They have been sent to Castle Pinckney.
WaUerly Magazine Dow offers $500
towards a fountain in Charlestown, if the
city will build one worth $4,000.
The journal des De6dts SAYS Of Ris-
tori Nothing is difficult to her. She
is insolent, she is violent, she is calm,
she is-everything Omnipotent, she puts
into everything a little of her soul, a lit
tie of her heart a little Of the eternal
narfioIa y
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, August 1Q.-Lster dispatches
from the scene Of the late railway acct
dent, Brayhesd, indicate the first ac-
counts to have been greatly exaggerated.
Only three coaches we're precipitated into
the sea, and only four persons killed out
right, though many were dangerously
injured. Nearly everybody on the train
were either killed or Injured.
The United States man of war Swat
ard has been ordered to Crete.
FLORENCE, August I0.-Dispatches
state that cholera is raging with consid-
cradle violence at Palermo.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 10.-The war
between Russia and BOckara terminated
yesterday by a treaty of peace.
PARIS, August l0.-Fhe Turkish adj
miral recently, forcibly took a dispatch
from the servant Of the United States
minister resident Ed. Joy Morris. It is
reported Morris has laid the ease before
the Turkish government, and demanded
redress for the outrage. The reply Of
the sublime Porte has not yet t%ranspired.
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To CoRREsPONDENTs.

80 notice can be taken OF anonymous
,r,s-aBons. Whatever is intended for IN
-g-fop in the APPEAL, must be authent'
--t.5 nv the name end address OF The
- as a gusrantee Of his good faith and
responsibility.
APpEALr Memphis.
-r,i-st5ops for publication must be WIT
-, one side OF the page only and with
-To,rsr matters connected with the edito-
=, s.,a-neut should be addressed; EDI-
-,ug orrHE APPEAL, Memphis
-,o, as rule. undertake TO return srd"
~,ot foupd suitable for publication.
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a Card.

EETE will at once rebuild our warehouse. and
w viii have completed by the 18th Of SEN
TENDER, bus by the nrst day OF that month We
will be ready TO receive goods on store
7he sheds will be dividedinto IRE proofcapl-
partments by brick walls, and covered with tin.
Those wno have patrOnized US for the iast two
seasons, Il thoss wis may have proposed to
do 50 the Approaching one, may rest assured We
viii De ready for them.
We design establishing a Cotton Compress in
connection with our warehouse. upon an al.
jscent lot, which will be ready by the Isl OF Oe-
tober or sooner. The proximity Or our estab-
lishment 20 the river renders the handlinz al
cotton so convenient that we can Transfer cot
ton for shipment by river Iree OF drayage- The
advantage OF the position IS equai TO one dfav-
axe on all cnttOn sent Tor compressment from
other warehouses, while on all cotton 10 our
warehouse for compFessment there can be two.
drayages saved sineeit would be as easy for us
to turn 1t out in the ordinary way fer transfer
by drays.
iya J.R CHRISTIAN 4 co.
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MAGUIRE'S BENNE PLANT.

THIS Extraordinary Medicine, the fame OF
i which Is spread broadcast throughout the
country, is undoubtedly superior toany remedy
ever offered TO the public for the complaints fOg
which IL is intended. We have in our posses
sion testimonials furnished voluntarily by Col
Long, late Chief Typographical Engineer Blu
reau at Washington, Gen. Fitz Henry Warren,
Gen. PleaSanton, and Others Of the army
Father ?. J. De Smet, the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Officers Of the Navy, surgeons,
Hospital Stewards, Commanders of nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and
tributary rivers, Western Sanitary ana Chris
tan Commissions, Army Chaplafns, and others
too numerous to mention. Likewise highest
enconiums OF the Press, most OF which are pub
lished in our almanac, (which we shall send 20
any one requestipg it praising its valuable med
ieinal qualities in the highest terms. No other
medicine has such recon mendations.
J.. & q. MAGUIRE,
Sole PrOprietors, st. Louis.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where ty2S-d&W II
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MARKETS..

NEW ORLEANS, August 1O.-Cottou
dull and unchanged; sales to-day 85C
bales receipts, 992 bales: exports, 1885,
bales; low middling, 26c. Sugar anC
moissses unchanged. Flour, IS 50 fol
superfine. Corn firm white a little adj.
vanced; 81 20 for yellow; 81 S5t9I S7l
for white. Oats in demand at 81 Is
Pork quiet and unchanged. Bacon quiet,
Sl3 80 for shoulders, Sl5Gl6 % for clesl
sides, 2l4G223c for sugar cured hams
Gold, S94. Sterling, 5249544. New York
sight, a. premium.
C~INCINNATIi August l0.-FlOur, scarce
and higher 81 75GS 25 for super6ne
Wheat, buoyant 81 2562 2s for white
Corn, duh and nominal. Oats, active
52G525c. Rye, quiet 95c0SI 90. Whis.
ky, steady SOC in bond. Bacon. I2c n,
shoulders l5e for rib l5IG15Je for cIesI
sides; hams, unchanged. Bulked meats
firmer; pork S24 90. Lard lac. Butfer
dull l6GlSc. Cheese, dull 11(al2e.
ST. LOUIS, August l0-TobaOco steady
Hemp firm. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat duh and heavy. Corn dull auC
dropping 81 0S@l 10 for white; g7eG
l 05 Tor yellow Q0997c for mixed. Osfi
dull, 50655. Rye firm, soc. Pork
S24 80. Bacon, 1850 for clear sides: I2Ir
for shoulders 20c for sugar cured hams
Lard, 40 sales. Whisky firm.
LOUISVILLE, August l0.-Tobaeco. sale,
I8i hhds at So l5@l6 zoe for Tugs to ms.
dunn leaf. Flour firmer; sail 75e II,
superhDe to fancy. Wheat firm. 81 x
al Csc for new red and white. Corn ami.
9Tc for shelled and delivered. Oats 6SS
55c ia bulk. Mess pork S2S so. Bacon
124c for shoulders, 15}e for clear sides
20kc for sugar cured hams. Lard. tieree
12lc. Raw whisky nominal; SOC IN
bond.
New YORK, Aug. 1O.-Money ouist
365 for called loans. Sterling dull: gIS,
90. Gold 405. Exports OF specie to-dav
1856, 275. Government stocks less active
and q shade easier. Stocks closed strong.
Receipts at sub-treasHry S2,057, SOS; 4 2
ments S7l7,4O balance Sl29. 0sT.262.
Bank statements on Monday Is expected
to show decrease in 81, 0O0, OO6: enosit
81, 500, 600. Increase in legal tenders
81, 500, 600.
Cotton a shade frmer, but quiet ssIes
to- dav 900 bales, at oslo for unlands
Flour better, at Sc 6067 IS for superdne
western. Whisky quiet and steady.
Wheat quiet, 81 1902 O5 for No. Mi.
vAukee Rye hrmer, 81 4I6I As Corn
lower. 81 oral 09 fernew mixed western
Oat- quiet bRt firm, s26gS4o for western
Coffee quiet. Sugar easier but u~ncbanged
Molasses quiet and steady. Pork firmer
ana quiet, s2S % for new mess, Wool
declining, 39@62e for domestic fleece.
Lard less active though steady, 1a5@l2kc,
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SomerviIle Institute.
i'll be Open On September ed.
University of Mississippi.

EXERCIsES viii be resumed on the 9th Sep
DID, Chancellor, assisted by a corps Of able
Professors.
A Preparatory Department for students who
design entering the Freshman Class next year
is provided. They must be fifteen years Of age.
Latin, Greek and Mathematic alone are
taught.
a aho Of Practical Science has been or
gained, especially for young men who desire
to taEe an eclectic course. exclusive Of the
classics.
Commercial Law, Bookkeeping and PEN
manship, will be taught.
NecssSa-y additions to our splendid collec-
ton Of Astronomical, Physical u Chemica
Apparatus will be made, under the superin-
tendency OF DR.. L. Q. Garland, during the
present vacation.
The Law Department, under the instruction
Of Hon. L. Q @. Lamar, is in successful opera
ton. The advantages Of an extensive Law
Library, and the 81 things Of the FEDERAL Court
and the High Court Of Errors and Appeals at
this place, commend this department. 10 young
gentlemen who are candidates for the Bar.
TERMS:
In ell the departments for annual sess-
Fuel, SIS deposit 10 cover damages, S3..-.. I8 co
students must make up the dedcit when the
fuel lee Is exhausted. Board at SIS
per month in private families, at SIS to SIS :
washing about So aud light 81 per month. No
room rent is charged, but students will provide
their own furniture.
The healthfuluess Of Oxford, its social refine
University 70 the country.
J. NJ. HOWRY,
Secretary OF the Board.
oxford, July Is, 1867. jyIBd 2w-w6w
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TIE STATE GUARps.
We find the following pronunciamento
in the Nashville papers:

in the Nashville papers:
HEADQUARTERS Tenn. STATE GUARD,
NASHVILLE. July 81, 1867.
General order No. Al Reliable iDfOr-
nation having reached these headquaT-
tiers that detaehmentg of the state guards
at different places have been fired on by
armed mobs and outlaws, who, in de-
fance of civil law, persist in keeping the
country in a reign Of terror by their OHt-
rageOus conduct, they are hereby called
upon to desistin their course, and respect
the laws of the country.
Il. The presence Of the state guards at
any point is to preserve peace AGd order,
and protect law-abiding citizens, and all
good citizens are called upon to act in
concert with them. In future any per-
son or persons committing al uncalled
for outrage or assault upon any of the
/ state guards, viii, if caught, be punished
to the full extent of the law and the
disloyal citizens in the vicinity Of the
different posts will be held strictly re-
spOnsible for any violations Of this order.
Brg.-Gen. JOSEPH a. COOPER,
Commanding Tennessee state Guards.
The CommsRdeT-in-Chi Ii of the stand
ing army of the Kingdom OF Tennessee
proposes, it seems, to revive one Of the
humane practices Of the late war, that Of
making peaceEble citizens responsible,
and furnishing them and their innocent
families, by exile or otherwise, for the
Iawless acts Of guerrilleos with whom
they had no connection. We invite the
attention of that eulOgist of Tennessee
and it's mis-goyeTnment, the New York
Tribune, to the announcement of Briga-
der General COOPER, that the diSlOyaI
citizens IN the vicinity Of the different
posts UU be held strictly responsible for
any UiOjdtiOHS "Cf his order. We have
confidence enough in the honesty Of
HORACE GREELEYshimself, 70 bslieve
that he will characterize this declaration
as tt deserves. Like a flash
Of lightning blazing for an instant amid
the thick darkness Of the bottomIess
abyss OF hell into which DANTE gszed,
it gives a ~momentary glimpse OF all
that is hideous and repulsive, yet hidden
by the thick veil of hypocrisy and pre-
tended patriotism, in the policy that gov
erns Tennessee.
We should like to know by what
means the military power of Tennessee
proposes to make men responsible for the
acts of others, in which they do n 0 par
ticipate. Under what new Code, before
what new Tribunal, are they to be made
responsible? BY what form Of action,
in a country where there are laws and q
Constitution? If the proposition were
not 50 eminently absurd and preposter-
ous- II Would he hi6eous and borribIa
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Midway school, Charlottesville, Va.

TUE third session Of this school viii begin on
4 the nrst Wednesday Of September next, and
end on the last Wednesday Of June, 1870, con-
slstiag Of two terms OF i've months each The
for the University OF Virginia, or any other
college, or for the practical business or life
TEhMS.-Fcr Board and Tuition, $50 per
term-PAYAHLE IN Music and
Drawing at Professors cha ges Washing,
Fuel and Lights. stactual cost Faeh pupil FUR
nishes bis own towels. For circulars and other
particulars address WILSON C. n. CARR,
Charlottesyfue, Va; JOSEPH PACKARD, JR,
Theo. Seminary, Fairfax county. Va, Prinei-
R~sferences-The Faculty OF the University Of
Virginia. iyI6 2taW3We
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

THEREis no more pleasant spot fora sum.
i mer residence than the summit Of LoOkOut
Mountain. Tn soauery is most beautiful nd
affords great delight 70 believers Of nature.
Looking 70 the North and East. nom tbs
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,, a varied landscaps Is seen
To the left lows the placid Tennessee. winding
In and out among the hills, till far away in the
distance its waters seem 70 hland with The
clouds. Wooded hills ana rich valleys, with
waving fields OF corn and grain. extend as ian
as the eve can reach in the horizon. where tbe
faint outlines of the Great smoky Mountains
are Feep traced upon the sky.
II has all the telegraph aud mail fseilYties.
heing bat an hours ride from Cha9tanOo0a'
ana Is a Fret Glass Hotel.
Here In the peaceful days before the war. the
DeAuty ana intelligence OF the SOUTH came
ar, and II VIII seop again be TIE favarifs Sum-
mer resort OF az WHO, tired OF the aust and
neat el erONee0 cities, desire relax-tion or
scenery In the country.
auT COOPER & JAMES proD,fo,-
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SECOND DAY:

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE
Mile heats for All ages, $50 entrance Gayoso
House TO add 500. Three OF more 70 M the
stake.
SECOND RACE-Two mile dash. Purse sE0
Free for all ages. Entrance 50.
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OR STOLEN

one large Chestnut SoYTel MARE, with no
shoe on LETT fore foot back a little sore, birdie
scars shind the ears. OnesmallB A HORSE,
newly shOd, with fresh harness marks on one
OF his shoulders, and a sore hack. A liberal O.
ward will be paid on their return TO nae, or for
in Ormation Which will lead to their recovery.
anil LIE X. O HIrE Rai Main streaI p
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IRON HOUSE
No. 2zO Fr0nf slreef

DAUL q CROCKETT have moved their stock
II OF Iron ana Hardware to No 20 Font
street, between Court and Madison, where can
be foInd 1T all times
The Only Stock of Tennessee Iron
In the city also, a verv superior qualify OF
Common Iron, branded KENTUCKY IRON, aT
Reduced Prices.
We keep also a fun stock Of Castings, Nails.
Smith Tools, Wagon Material. Cotton Gins,
Threshers. Horse Powers, cider Mills, @ IN
shelters, PiOws, Scrapers In fact q general as
OF Agricultural Ion plements. etc: and
are prepares TO supply everything kept 10 our
line of business at low rates.
Upon the LIST day Of August VIC reduced the
price. OF Tennes ee Iron one cefs per pound,
and Kentucky or Common Iron Cne-baif cent
per Mound. ans
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nae Memphls Brass 3 StrLng Rand,

DROF ANDREW SMITH. Leader, will FUR
uish music for Professions Picuics. Balls.
Tournaments, Private Parties etc Orders left
At % Main street. A. Jefferson street and al
Prof. !. Winds, opposite North Memphis Mar
ket. west Size, Will receive prompt attention.
nua Lana
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70 ran READERS OF TIE APfkAL

The constantly enlarging circulation OF the
APPEAL. and the generous support given 10
bofh the Daily and Weekly issues by city and
o,nntrv assure the proprietors Of the general
approval 10y the public OF its course since 1t
came into their hands.
It's Past is the pledge It offers FOR the Future
II viii conunue to ~endeavour,in aecerdanoe
with The motto which it has adopted 70 say
nose things only that are true and honest "
has but q single Client, the People OF me 90,
and il will endesvor TO sdvise Us
-s.lv In that IL may often fail butts opih-
,o.s snan always be honest and conscientious
at least --.,os will
q9,ose n whom It's conduct is entrusted VIII
,,tinBe 70 eudssvor % make The APPhAb ~"
oo-tsbls N lis readers, and desirable as a me
49, or advertising. The Masonic column
Iii hereafter appear every Saturday, and on
go sunday reading appropriate 10 that day
s,d he preprIetos hope, by close 'tenuon 70
smtro Of the papers and Once, to still en-
tj.1e ID to the support and confidence OF the
..,,le m which alone Il depends
hahn =. G.. HOGAN a. 90,
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FIFTH DAY.

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAKE-Four mile heats. Sub
Ject TO the regulations which the committee
appointed By the Turf Congress may adopt.
The Memphis Association to add $1,000.
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UTOUED announce TO her friends and ma
irons, hat she win return to Memphis in
lime TO resume her school IN the northern part
o. he city. on MONDAY. Septembe ID. Rotioa
Of the exact location viii be gdYen in the CITY
papers the last week In August.
Nu~uat IL IsaT ar1Iar- -
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For Brazil.

nEsIROUs of emigrating to Brazil this fall,
u offer my Place for sale, dirt cheap.
1t Is situated about eisbt miles east Of Memphis,
a little over One-haif mile south OF GOOdletts
station, on the n. and Q. r. r.. contains
all the open land enclosed with a young ard
vigorous hedge. new framed house. with six
rooms and very convenient, cabins, etc, etc.
Come and see the place. or inquire OF Eoys er,
TrezevsHL & Co, rs Second street, Memphis.
Also otherIauds Tor sale.
jy6u 6. O. BUNTYN.