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RADICAL EDITOR ON TIE GRANT
MOVEMENT.

RADICAL EDITOR ON TIE GRANT
MOVEMENT.
From the Louisville Courier.
1t is admitted, among Ohio politicians,
that Col Don Piatt is one Of the shrewdest
Of the Radical leaders in that State. Al
luding to the movement in Radical cir
cIes in favor of Gen. Grant as the caudi-
date Of that party for the next PTesi-
deney, Col. Piatt, in his paper, the Mac
a-Cheek Press, writes:
at is no time to take council Of our
fears, or 20 hesrken to the enemy. Al
ready certain shallow pated politicians
. have raised despairlng cry for
Grant.rr
He then goes on to translate this des-
pairing cry into plain English, and to
tel what It means He says it is a
crv of terror, and as senseless So IL is
shameful.n at means,n saws he,
Wwhen translated into plain English,
that the people no longer believe In
our principles or sustain our meas
ures;n a makeshift that the party
are ready to abandon both and
a. r1n Con Grant, 1t is, ss he
Thinks. a movement to substitute
an available man in the stead Of Radical
principles and measures, hoping that
Grant will carry the party through, when
those principles and measures would not.
II Is an Acknowledgement Of defeat be
fOrehand, which they virtually cOucede
to be inevitable, unless they can get
some man who ia more popular than
their pOlicv, and whose popularity is suf-
ficient to carry successfully the odium
which now attaches to that policy.
"Very weIl,U says this Radical editor,
s. Grant has not much political sagaeity,
but his friends Thurlow Weed and James
Gordon Bennett will help him to cor
rect reading OF our conduct. He is their
candidate and Is made available by our
misgortuues. He will have to carry US
snd our principles, and not we him."
And then he adds:
This is no new move in politics. Il
is a pleasant sort of suicide, and made
illustrious by the late Whig party. In II
we have a semblsnce OF victory, without
its substance, and march in solemn
grandeur to our own graves"
This is the clearest unmssking and
most searching review, from Radical
source. of the recent Grant movement,
that we have seen. 1t furnishes evi-
dence that those willy politicians Ia the
Radical party who are trying to put
Grant forward, will meet with very cor
nest opposition. Meantime, the General
maintains that same stubborn silence
which has ever characterized him, and
all the efforts, so industriOusly applied,
TO make him speak out in favor Of Radi-
cal principles and measures, have so far
proved unavaiIing. Finally this Radical
editor concludes with the following:
We cannot turn our backs. on tried
statesmen and not abandon our princi-
ples. We can nominate Gen. George Il.
Thomas, and still retain oar platform
and continue our fight. II, however, we
were worthy our past, we would nomi-
nate salmon P. Chase, and if defeated
would 90 down in honor, with the hope,
vouchsafe truth, justice and humanity,
~ risa sgain in triunOh -
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HiEhNavmen of the Far West.

The Austin New ReUeiUe gives an
account Of a recent robbery that took
pIsce in that section: We have received
the following account of the robbery Of
Wells Fargo q Co.'S. Express, at the
Desert Wells station, on Friday, fbOm
Mr.. James P. Clough, one Of the passen-
gers. The stage arrived at the station at
one o'clock pm, at which time the rob
hers mad been in possession of il for two
hours. having bound the hostler and the
cook at the rear Of the buildings. As the
stage drove up TO the station, three rob
bers, completely masked. stepped out OF
the building and coveredEthe driver and
Messengers with dOuble-barreled shot
guns, and ordered them TO get down.
| There were eight passengers, who, with
the driver, obeyed the robbers
mandate. Having alighted, they were
placed in a row, facing the building, and
| told that. If they looked back, they would
| he shot. Their hands were then tied
| behind their backs by one Of the robbers,
while the other two held their shot-guns
nOinted at them, and each passenger was
! searched for weapOnssbut nothing more
| effective than q pocket knife was found
They then proceeded to the more inter-
/ esting search fer money, Of which they
obtained, all told, about 5000. Nearly
ali the passengers had watches, several
of which were very valuable; but the
robbers did not take any OF them, re-
| marking that they did not want such
teII-tsle trinkets. They did not destroy
| or take any of the papers belonging to
| tha messengers, or exhibit any unneees-
ssrv ruffianism, but acted like reasonable
| knights Of the road. Passengers and
driver were then ordered to the rear OF the
stable and placed under guard ofone Ofthe
robbers. while the other two went to the
stage for the treasure-bOx; which they
we're seen to break open and search.
Having finished this, they unhitehed
their horses from the stage, and uuhar-
messed them and drove them into the
corral. One Of them asked the driver il
his tout" team had been fed, and,
learning that il had not, the hOstler was
untied and ordered to feed the animals
The robbers had prepared and ate their
dinner at the station, and they told the
passengers there was "some left,p and
! II they were hungry they would unite
them and let them eat. They frequently
asked the passengers II they were dry,
and offered to fetch them water. They
we're communicative too they expressed
their disgust st the extreme poverty of
the messengers, and said "it wouldn't
nav them to run around the country tc
pick % such poor eroWds;' that if they
had made a good haul they would leave
the country, but as they had not, they
would be Obliged to try it again. Al
bslf.past five O'Clock the driver was re
leased, and told to unite the passengers
who got into the coach, and the ordel
was given to drive OF.
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MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, Fayeite COGniy, Tenn,

CITUATED thirty miles from Memphis, seven
- miles north Of Lafay ette Depot, NJ & c. R r.
FACULTY
g. W. JoHNsToN. A. B. President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages
OTwAT B. YoUSG, A.b-s Professor Of Mathe-
MATES.
Colin MCE1SSEY. AN, Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science and English Literature
This Institution was rsopened October, 1875,
and has reached state Of permanent EN-
cheney. Next Annual Session viii be opes ed
July Is, 1857, and viii consist OF Two Terms-20
weeks each.
CHA ARqFs-English and Mathematics, SO
SIS and $50 per Term. Each Language IS extra
per Term. C0ntiu gent fee s. so per Term.
Excellent board, inc udiEg room, fuel, wash
ing d Eght. SD per month.
? Necessary apparatus viii he supplied.
Conveyance from Lsfayetts station TO Ma
con. Wednesday, and SATURDAYS.
We, the Trustees, have detsTrni ned to make
this first class Academic siitntiou.
Ist. The scholarship, experience ard success
Of our faculty.
I'd. The elevated tone OF cur community.
Sd. The heaithful locality, removed froin the
corrupting Influences and vices OF city life.
4th. Favorable prices Will enable us to
achieve this success.
President Board........-...Tlr G. T. HUNTER
Secretary. OhN ". ALEXANDER
aui4
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In the Chancsry Court Of Memphis, Tenn
Cnas- d. webb, vs. The Estate o. 5. B. Hendrix,
deceased, and his heirs, ". r Hendrix st al.
IT appearing RON adidsvit in is cause that
4 the Defendants, Sarah r. smith and Lus-
band ]. W. zmith are residents Of ths state OF
Mississippi; Martha E. Holloman, L F. A.
Houoman end Mary j. Hendrix are resident5
OF The state OF Alabama; TaOs. O. Webb, luf
the ur q Of 7. c. Webb q CO.l and Henry tul-
mons are residents Of the sta-e OF Massachu-
Tennessee
Itis therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, al The CoGrthousa IN tha
rftv Of Memphis Tenn. on or before the nrst
Monday in December. ls67, and plead, answer
or demur TO complainant's bill or the same
viii be taken for confessed as 10 them and set
for hearing ex parte, and that copy Of this
order be pablished once week Tor tour sue
cessive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A COPY Attest:
AGGUSTON ASTON Clerk and Master.
By r. 3. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master.
Clapp, Vance & Andersen and BarnWel ;.
zfpu-rt EOfs for cOmDI q Ocal IaW4W
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ChGncery Sale Of VGtUG5Ie
GOffO9l Plantation

DY an order Of the Chancsry Court OF BIissis-
ID sippi county, Ark at May term A. u. - 2,
We VIII Ofer for sale to the highest and best
bidder. upon the premises, on
Wedb esdsy, the 90th day OF November,
A D. 1857 the farm known as the y. B. Hsrding z
Plantation, situated one and q half mile below
OseeoIa IN Mississippi county. ark. Tt has a
good Dwelling. Cabins, CRIB. Clubhouse. Gi--
terms. etc, and two more buildings VIII Be
com leted before the day OF sale, 70 make it
suitable to work on the tenant system. It Is
well protected by Ievee, and has never failed to
make crop IN the highess water.
TERMs OF SALE-One-haf Of the purchase
money cash the balance IN twelve mon hs
from the day of sale, retaining q lien O pom the
land for the unpaid purchase money.
]. H HAZARD,
C. L. II ORH,
CHAS. BOWEN
rrrrFaa
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Fashionable BANGING Academy.

MADAME LFTSE, OF New Orleans, would
wi most respeCtfUiiy announce to The citizens
Of Memphis that she win opEn her classes for
he above graceful accom- plishment on the
THIRD TUESDAY IN September, a. the JEFF
fersuu Block. second street, where sne trusts,
by stri G attention 70 the advancement OF her
puui who may be tutrustei to her charge, to
merit share Of the public patronage. Mad.
L.. having Taught in most Of the principal
cities o. the south and Southwest, hopes to
meet here WITH the same unbOunded success
which hss hitherto marked her course Of in
structiOn eiseWhers- Days and hours OF tuition
Tor Children, Tue days and Saturdays, from
half past s O'Clock till dark Tor Ladies, from
10 Am. ul z; for Gentlemen, from ttll 10
Pm, all the same day. References uneIcep-
uOnable, for which, and Ofher particulars,
pi ease see circulars, which viii be found at the
prin- ipal book and music stores Terms mod
crate Caitsthenics and Dancing taught IN pri-
vate families and schools, II desired. solrees
given twice a month aul0
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Notice to city Toters.
MAYoR's OFFICE, CITY HALL
iEMPHIs, TENS-, Oct0ber SOihi loo'i


nFFICEs for registering voters FOR the next
Nun Icipal fl ctton vii be opened thi, day
Al 10 O'Clock N and Tor the next tHlily usA5 =
at the .OuCw-ng places;
First ward-R. D. Baugh, Reg ster, No.
second Ward-wm. Chase, Register, No. AZ
Tihird Ward-F. J. AtwelI, Register, No 249
Fourih ward. B. Woodward, Register, No.
SO - c1nd street 81.
Fifth Ward-W. L. Marsh, Register, No. is
Bsale street
sixth Ward-Tames es Banks, Register, VI aldran
Block, Nam street .
Seventh Ward. %. Wfmberly, Register,
Ferguson BuDdlr 2, Bsale street.
Eighth WarCl-Frunk TAFT
Attention l. called TO the follow ing extract
from the City Charter, IN rslation 70 tae above
The Register "shall open DoGhs LOT lne r. gls-
tration 81 all persons allowed oy existing laws
& vote in any munIcipal election, ana VINO re-
SIDE in said ward ant every voter In each
ward shall, before ofei iing 70 vote, cause him
self TO be registered In said books, and shall re-
ceiye rom tue Register certificate OF regis
ration. W hicb sha be mum cred to cor espond
with the name aud uuInO-r on the books Of the
Register: and no person suaI be suffered 70
/ vote AZ sny muuf feipsl election who snail not
/ have and produce 70 the Judges OF election his
certfacate as aforesP I'd; and no voter shall be
allowed N vote in any otner ward than The one
where he resides ana is registered"
ocsO I0t W. o. LOFLAND, Mayor.
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GRAND OPENING BILLIARDS
The DOnegana Billiard Hall,
Corner Second and Madison sts.,

Late stllman HALL
FTlHE undersigned begs TO inform his friends
and the public generally, that ne has sold
MS leasehold interest in the late EIDoraco BIZ
lard Hal. lie has red tel aud almost newly
refurnished the above Establishment as al frst
class Billiard Hall, ara Is now prepared 70
accommodate his patrol Is IN style second 10
no establishment in tn SOuthWeeL
o.fo H., A a MIX KEOGH Proprfetnr.
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CYr0U Notice,

TAKEN Up BY ]. NJ. Hallum, IN the Second
/ District Of shelby county, October LIST. 1857,
dark nav mare Mule, IS hands high, S year. old,
branded on len hip K On ne Iei5 snonlder >
Also hght hay mare Mule, IA hands high,
branded s 7 on len shoulder and r on left hip.
Each valued at 500
sIso taken up by ". B Battle, in First Dis
trfef one bsy mare u ule, four years old.
The owners are notified 20 come forward and
take them away.
uorafrh O~fohar "A Is67. Cc24 1au4wa
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Dissolution Of Copartners nip
MEzrHIs, TESN., october Is, lss;

MEMPHIS, TENN, october ls, 1867.
uyHE copartnership heretofore existing tlader
i ne name OF PLUMMEk, CURRY a go. is
his dav dissolved by the Withdrawal Of Geo.
J Plunrner and A. p. Curry from said firm
n r. Pat. .ersou has purchased the entire 10 ter
est ~ F1iunmer & Cur y Ia al OF the prVpe rty,
fncludffR notes and accounts, and assu m q al
al tle liabilities Of said irm. BE IS sui nor zed
TO use the name OF the late FIRM N me rel Ie-
be found al the old staBd Tor the prese q.
GEO. u. PLUM NER,
y EnRRX
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Sherif,s SQLe.
Monday, the 4th Day Of k0Vember,
Nn,,.Resfaerf Nnffce.

In the Chaneery Court Of slemphir Tenn
No f7zs-Ino. Overtou vs. A. d. H0nkl1s-
IT appearing from afddavtt in this cause hat
i the defendant A. u. Hopkins, is 2 uUu-res.-
dent OF the Staue o. Tsnnes-ee.
10 isIhsrefors ordered, That he make bis gp-
uearancs herein, at the Courteous iu the city
% Mem phts, Tenn, on OF before the hrst Mon
day in January. 1888, and plead. answer Cr
erlur TO complainant Bill, or the same 57ill le
taken for cOnfessef as to him, and seq for hear
ing eNparte, and that cory Of this order be
published once week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A cOpy-atLest:
AJGUs ION ALSTOS, Clerk & Master.
By r J. BLACK D. G. & l.
CAN'T & Waddell sol fOf Complainant.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
FOR GEASI
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

rTHI5 new and splendid Hotel, containing
saventy rooms, besides bar-rOom, Orices,
barber shep, etc, has been p aced In our hands
for Lease for q term Of years. with immediate
possession
The commanding location at the corner OF
Main and Beal streets, and the convenient con
structior OF the house, with Its ample accom-
rnodatiOns offer grs AT Inducements 10 an en-
terprising and experienced landlord, and TO
such one every pOsstb inducement Will be
given IN the prfce and terms OF rent.
A great bargain will be given in the sale OF
the Furniture, for which real estate in the city
win be taken in payment
TERMS $500 per msnth, without the Bar
and Dining Room on FIST door; 500 per Onth
with the Bar and Dining Room. Furniture
valued at $1,000, wi be- old for 5000.
sell R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
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Aftnchnlellt N0tice.

John Hallum, Agent fsr Geo. d. Lusher, vs..
ID. C. Andrews
A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having been
"a made By John Hsuum, ag Mt for Geo 81
Lusher plaintiff in this case, IN pursuance OF
section S455 o she Code OF Tennessee, and At
tachnlent having been issued and returned ly
me proper ofic=r, "levied. etc >" on the prop
erty OF the defendant;
II l. therefore ordered, that said defendant
appear At my once In the city Of Mem pr y,
TeI peSsee. on or before the I2th day OF October
next and defend this suit, o the same viii be
taken confessed as 60 him and the case set "
hearing ex parte and thzt q upy Of this order
be published once 8 week for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis APPEAL
K MILLER. r. p.
a zaT4 la rrrrr
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Nom Resfdent Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn
No. lg7s-Louis G. Narville et a. furn % ECr-
vile Boone & Coz vs. John ID. Armour e al
1T appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this caus mat
1 ne defendants John ID Armour and E1 ward
+ Teukins are non residents OF The ate ol
Tenn essee -
Is therefore ordered that they make their
anuearanee hersin, al the cuurtnOu-e IN the
c-tv OF Memphis, Ienn-, within the urst three
dFvs OF the next term Of said court e0nn1nsr c.
fnc nn the second Monday IN November, 1907.
and plead answer or demur 20 the pe-1uuu ~
n IS wilkins ct al, surviving partners rt r ID
tYark & Co, who have become parties COM
Dfafuaut fn the above cause, or tns same
viii be taken for confessed IS to tnern- and ssf
for hearing ex parte, and that copy OF TINS
order be published once week, for four sue
cessive weeks In the Memphis Appeal
A eopy-a1test:
By r. j. BLACK, Deputy Cle-k and Master.
Thompson Frazer, SOls for Petitioners.
ooII IaW4W
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Imported direct, and for sale by
ans am ORGILL BROS. & 90
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Adnsinistrator,s SettIement

In County Court Of Shelby County.
To the Heirs and Creditors OF ]. Q. Anderson,
deceased:
NOTICE Is hereby given that hsve fled
settlement Of the estate OF J. C. Anderson
deceased, with the clerk OF said court, and that
I will apply for continuation of sald set le-
ulent Al the November term 1867, Of said court,
10 be held on the first Monday Of said month
in the courthouse In the city OF AemPhA
HENRY 7. JONES,
Administrator with viii annexed
Anproved September 18, 1857:
az Iaw4Ws JOHN L0AGUE, Clerk
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NOTICE,

NOTICE Is hereby given tost the undersigned
~ was duly appointed and qualified IS the
Executor OF ]. N Saint, deceased, at former
term OF the County Court Of shelby county,
Tenns see. An those INDEBTED u the estate OF
J. NJ. Saint, deceased, are hereby notified to
come forward and make payment, and tho-e
holding claims aZafnsf safd estate are notided
to fle the same with The Executor within the
time prescribed By law, otherwise the same
will be forever barred.
JOIN C. SAINT, Executor.
Mem phis, Sept. Is. lsS7. se24 lsU4W
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one residence lot adjoining above, also 25xlOO
feet Valued at $50.
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Arkansas Cotton Plantation
fio4s Sale

ONE OF the most desirable Plantations on
" the Arkansas river is offered for sale at a
Great Bargain. IL contains about 2l00 acres
best qualify cotton land, l60O acres cleared and
under cultivation; oWeliing houses, negro
q ouartars. ain house with iour 60-ssw gins run
~ steam power, saw and grist mill attached.
The plantation is wei stocked with mules,
oxen and farning implements Purchaser
will have the privilege Of retaining from 81 to
100 good acclin mated negroes. Possession given
LAT January. FUr further Information apply to
" ROYSTEH, IRRELEVANT a CO.,
keal Estzte Agents, rs Second street.
or +. q. KIRK,
oce IN l6 jefferson BIreet, Memphis.
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IN s q r A N G E.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
Home Insurance Company CfI
Nav YORK
Security Insurance Company
OF NEW YCEE,
Enterprise Insurance Company
OF CINCINNATI
Putnam Insurance Company
OF hartford, CONN.
Cash .-.-.-o50O uOJ
THE well established reputation or thesF
4 Compai.ies for prompt and honorable deal
ing. and their large Cash asset, com mend
them 20 the favor OF Business Men aud Prop
erty Holders who desire reliable insurance, for
either Fire OF Marine. We represent no com
panies but those duly authorized by state aud
local laws All losses adjusted and paid at this
Lindsey q Vredenburg,
General Insurance Agents, No. II Madison
street (up rsl. Memphis, Tenn. APPS
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One residence lot adjoining above property,
5xI0U feet. Valued at $50. -.
Fifth Prize,
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Seventh Prize.

A most valuable misunderstanding site with
perpetual fall Of 81 feet Of water, situated in
Winston county, Alabama, with l60 acres Of
L. q Ill - 1 ~.
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Non- Restdent Nottce.

County Court OF Shelby County, Tennessee
n h. Aeoek ct ais. rs Wm. Thomas CIoar
et als.
/ that william Thomas ClOar' Marina Jane
George Washington Gloar and Albert tluar.
defend ants in above cause, are nOn-Tesidec s.
Of the state Of Tennessee;
lis therefore ordered that they enter their
appearance herein. and plead answer or den ur
10 the petitioners petition. on OF before me
frSt three days OF the November Term o. satt
Court be giniug on the A. b day of oven Der e7,
or the same wild be taken for confessed as 70
them, and set for bearing eL parte
1t is further ordered. that a copy Of this order
bs puhlishsd once a WeeK Tor sOur successive
weeks in the Memphis appeal, a neWspapeC
publishsd IN thsClty Of aez1p Lenre see
Attess: JNO. L'Ao Y r 9 !erA-
Thompson & Frazer, solicitors for petitioners
Septefnher u. 1907. sela arlaW~
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Adnafnfstratrfgr Notice.

HTOTICE is hereby Owen to al parties who
N have claims against the estate OF & b.
Shone, deces sed. win present them duly au-
tuentlcated on or before the 18th day o. No
vember next Also, all who are indebted 10
said estate will please come forward r settle
Dent. Address, Bartlett station, Memphis and
Ohio Railroad, Shelby county, Tenn
MRS. l.. a. ~ BHONE,
f-F1 Hv-Fs-
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES.
The First and CapitaL Prize.

Col. N. c. GalloWay'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 81 feet mont BY sS5x deep
Valued az $4,000.
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ErecnfOrs, Notfce.

NrOTICE Is hereby given TO the heirs OF IL
N man Bettis, deceased, and all parties con-
sa.rned that We as surviving executors Of said
ssfate. have this day nlsd our account as such,
WITH John League CLERK OF the County Court
OF shelby county, where parties concerned can
come forZard and examine same
SAMUEL MOSBY,
ANDERSON &. BETTIS
Surviving Executors
nfa,,rtgs garfeanher IL 1877. saf2 ~.
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Drlln NtOre "a. SaLe.

A X entire pew stock No unsalsable goods.
"A storehouse can be rented Al iair rate.
Amount OF STOCK, about 1871. SeaIsy rs y ~
the head OF naYigauon % LAtt4g Eseu AsdfS,'
Tue boats per yFeek. Cairo and Fulton Rail-
Toad passes the tOWn-is now being on1lt,
Town is growing more raPloly shAh any PiAos
address 80 = :; - -
DoL2 dlT6wt Ss103I AK
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No, 2261,

OnIey & MulliEsn. Alto
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Ninth Prt=e:
Tenth Prize:

75lS acres OF woodland near Raleigh, Sheloy
county. tennessee ufstesIat Mem ilis nine
! miles THIS is very desirab e, and Rn excellent
/ prize. Valued at s2JO0.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

rT1HE Law Department OF tho Memphis Col
/ Iege will OTen on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen com
prise tas Faculty: