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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-05

Evening Star.

SschAhB Sturs
Star Of eveningl star OF grace
FROM yon ether clear and blue,
Shlning Like q seraph's face,
Braided bar and lattice through
Diamond pane and winding stair
Glisten in thy silvery glarel
Pensive planet-glory mild!
Winged Koh-i-noor OF night
Through those sapphire seas star-isled.
10 what ideal shores OF light,
And Of fadeless fairy blooms.
Winnowest thou on purple plumes?
Bloom of heaveni flower diyinel
Like what sweetness most nrt thou?
Virgin lily, tinged with wine
Or the amethystine glow
When the violet's humid eyo
Drinks tho opal evening sky.
Towhat hymns of soraph sound
10 what anthems grand and loud.
Through those azure depths profound,
Radiate form of glory. proud,
With thy singing sister spheres,
Treadest thou the marching years?
Mortal ear hath never heard
Mortal thought hath never doeined-
Painters hand, nor poot's word,
Never fashioned, thought or dreamed
Grandeured theme or gloried tale
That could solve thy splendors pale.
Heavenly yisionl happy star!
Winged Koh-i-noor Of night!
For those sapphire seas afar,
And those ideal shores OF light,
In thy brightly plumaged ark
Would my spirit might embark!
Since nor loves, nor longer woos
One who made this earth divide
He whose brow and ringlots loose,
Lambent star, were like to thine.
When thy cloudy trcsses stream
Ger thy lustrous orbic beam!
Then, since earthly passion pale
Never moro can make OF mar,
Like the girl Of SholIy's tale,
She who loved the Morning Star.
DO my lover, spirit orb!
In thy glory me absorb
Veto, yet-sweet seraph facel
Virgin lilyl flower divine!
Watch, o watch, in guarding grace,
And in heavenly teaching slime
Der his path, and not DER me,
Wheresoe'r that loved one be!
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

TUNHE ladies, gentlemen and young peo-
4 iPlS Of GglpmbIa ia Who may be in want
fully and earnestly invited by @ ladies' NJ
the Industrial Association to c at their
Work.room, in the Female Academy, and
examine tho articles which they have now
ready for sale. Some one will always be
Iounu ready TO exhibit the ready made gar
who may wish to have work done neatly
and promptly. ''
The object OF the Association is to fur.
nish constant employment to those who.
navinG been impoverished by the war, now
depend on the needle for daily bread.
Does not such an object commend itself to
the hearts OF our citizens? Or must the
anxious applicants for work be told that
oWPeopie prefer Northern-made garments.
and that there is, therefore, no more work
Tor M5aa? Shall !. ne said that such nm
Association as this cannot be Sustained in
the capital of South Carolina? Ian ~
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad

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COLUMBIA, 8. c., Nav 2. 1867
IN and after SUNDAY. May s. the schc-
~ dulc of the Passenger Trains "ver
this Road will bo as follows: ''''
Leave Columbia aat..5 oo -,
arrive ut Charlotte at .12.15a ~,
Leave Charlotte Mt. - on a " ~, IT.
hrrve Tive ut Colulnbia at. ......... $50 a. M.
Close connections arc made at Columbia
and Charlotte with mail trains on the North
c1roiina I,o I'M and Sonth Carolina Railroads.
Greenvlllo Rnah may go Immediately
through Eastward, and have no detention
III Columbia
THROUGH are sold at Co)um-
Dia to Kichnnnl, W., Washington, j.. c.,
Baltimore. Nd, Philadelphia Pa. and
New York city-giving choice of routes rGt
Portsmouth or Mchmond--and baggage
ccliccktd. Tickets are also sold Mt Chnr
lotto for Charleston and Augusta.
An Accommodation Train, for froipht md
local pnssage, leaves Columbia ut n. m,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS of
each week, and Charlotte on the sam,.
days and hour; arriving at Columbia and
Chnrlotto at Up. M.
May 3 g. BOUKNIGHT, Sup't.
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O1.S6O hpo AihuuIcu
plans for mn expedition to South Ame-
RIGA. The party will consist of twelve
select men of the society, under the
charge of Professor James Orton, of
Rochester, former graduate Of
Williams College. A careful explora-
tion OF tho Western coast of South
America is proposed, and from
thence the party intend to cross the
Andes, and pass down the Amazon.
The great question of the day in
Cambridge, Massachusetts, still is:
Should girls be whipped in our pub
lie schools? The last eruption on
the surface of this controversy was
the publication of q note which
shows that whipping has been gene
rally abolished in the schools of
France, Prussia, Holland and Ger
many.
An Irishman being asked whether
he did not frequently converse with q
friend in Irish, replied: "No, indeed.
Jenny often speaks to me in Irish,
but l always answer him in English. y
"Why SOP" Because, you see, I
don't want Jenny to know that L
understand Irish.
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MENTS of WOODS
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$1,000
apdCO
HORSE POWERS
PREMIUM FARM 0RSTsAILI.
tivato
Stalk Fan
CorS Shllc
Flows txpnlng Cntyao or
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Punch illustrates ''unbecomine
levity" by presenting wood cut of
the scene in church wherein n
crowd of spectators are awaiting the
arrival of n wedding pnrty. To the
scene is appended this dialogue by
way of a glossary:
Fair Young Lady-"I see some
one in tho crowd outside waving q
handkerchief. I suppose the bride
is approaching"
Light Young Man-"Handker-
chief? White one? By Jove, perhaps
it's reprieve.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-17
MURDnR oF nAIoR mARrEMrs

The Daily Gazette, Of the 14th inst.
gives the following particulars Of the
brutal murder Of Maj. HARTEMUs at
jackson, on Wednesday last, by a party
Of BrownlOW's militia, under the fol-
lowing circumstances 4 squad az thesa
lawless wretches met the major, an I'M
Offending, la~w-abiding citizen of the
place, on the street, and ordered him 10
give up his pistol, the only yeapop hs
possessed. In view Of their numbers. and
for the sake Of peace, be yielded 20 their
demand, but demonstrated against the
h~igh-hsnded outrage. They babe him
shut his rebel mouth or they would sbDt
it for him, and suitiBg the action to the
word, one or more leveled their pieces
and fired on him, inhicting mortal
wounds.
Judge w. P. BOND, Of the Circuit
Court, In session a. the time, immedi-
ately ordered the arrest Of the murderers.
4" but the militia refused to give them up,
and assumed SO hostile an attitude that
the officer desisted. A town meeting
was Immediately held, aud messengers
were dispatched to the nearest post for
United States regulars, two companies Of
whom were Immediately sent to protect
the citizens from further outrage.
"The indignation Of the soldiers was
so great, on learning the circumstances.
that the Militia Captain fairly quaked IN
his boots, fearing utter annihilatien at
their hands. Therefore he t-eIeqraphed
to Trenton for achievements. and we
understand a company Of negroes is en-
route for the seat Of war.
Trouble between the regulars and the
negroes is -mOmentarily feared. At last
accounts they still refused 70 give up the
murderers Of Maj. HARTEMUs. The de-
ceased We understand was a single man.
without any relative dependent on him
for support. He had served with dis
sinction in the Confederate army. and
since the surrender, has conducted him.
'eif ~ q peaceful and honest man,
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There has lately been an amusing scan
dial ia Florence. Gen. Pailavicin0, some
twelve months ago, married a very beau
tiful and wealthy italian countess.
10 was a love match, and every
day seemed to make them dearer to each
other. About four months ago the
general, en- route to Rome, was captured
by that papal brigade, the brigands. For
some days great uncertainty hung over
the head Of Pellavicmo. After 8 short
captivity he was ransomed, and with
fingers and ears unsacrifced be flew on
the wings Of love to bis wife. Some
three months ago the young bride disap-
peared. Whispers grew into rumors
and suspicious into assertions. At lest 4
particular friend Of the family boldly
accused the general with having made
away with his wife-in other words
with having murdered her. The report
spread like wildfre. The general
was obliged 10 explain. He did al.
n the murder was out. II an
pears that when Pellavicino disappeared
his wife, who is evidently a mod.
est one, vowed, in the agony of her sus-
pense, 10 the Virgsn Mary, finer beloved
husband vas restored safe and sound 10
her, she would retire into a nunnerv Tor
two years, and live a vistal life. f1lI ~
fRsts, vigils and Ave Marias-in point If
fact, Lead q fast hfe-Of piety. Strangest
OF all, she kept her verd.
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LATEST
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Night Dispatches.


LOUISVILLE, September 16.-The river
is falling. with tWenty-seven inches IN
the canal.
NEW ORLEANS, September 16.-Hous-
ton adviees Of yesterday state hat the
yellow fever is raging there. There has
been at least a thousand cases in that
city, and ten to fifteen are dying daily.
Mr.. Bowsel, deputy postmaster, died
Yesterday, and Capt. Wallace, assessor
and collector, late Of the United States
army, died to-day. Rev. DIR. Ruse and
DIR. A. Covey have died, The firemen's
charitable association provides tue DESC
late with nurses and physicians at an
expense Of over $500 per day.
The fever is very fatal at Hampstead,
NAvssok, MiilikRn, Byou, Chapel Hill,
Benh8m, Lagrange, Huntsville and
Ollescon. The charitable associations OF
Houston are extending all the aid in
their power to these towns. They re-
quire many physicians and nurses.
Col. O'D0nnell, commander OF the
post, and all his family, are sick Of the
epidemic,
Gen. Grinin's order removing the
judges Of the supreme court has been
revoked.
The cotton crop will turn out only
from oRe-fourth to one-third OF a crop,
and the whole state will not reach above
$1,000 100000 bales for general shipment.
The yield of corn will be ample for home
consumption, aud in some counties enor-
nous.
The deaths from fever in this city New
Orleans) on Saturday and Sunday are
officially reported at l03.
NEW YORK, September 16.-The EE-
press says that the reported cotton
failures in Liverpool to-day had a ten
dency TO stiffen prices. 1t appears that
some firms there are finding it diff =
cult to renew their obligations, which
are now falling due; and failuers, in the
present condition of the market abroad,
it is feared will be the result.
RICHMOND, September l6.-Geu. SEQ
field to-day Issued an order for the cleo
ton Of delegates 10 the state convention,
which is to be held on the 22d Of OctO-
Der. One hundred and five delegates are
10 be elected, Of which Richmond has
five and Norfolk and Petersburg two
each. Fourteen days previous 10 the
election the boards Of registration will
make a final revision OF their lists. The
polls at Richmond will be kept open two
days.
Judge Calhoun, Of the Hastings court,
charged the grand jury this morning, in
which he said no distinction on account
Of color or caste would be allowed in
court.
Gen. sScofeld ordered this morning
that all registered voters and none 9TH
ers would be allowed to vote on the city
subscription to the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad
HAGUE, September 15.-The police
have arrested a man named Gordester,
who bad in his possession five hundred
forged $4,000 United States notes made
here. Several bad United States were
offered.
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PRINCIPLES GOVERNING THE Con-
DICT or THE APPEAL

A GOVERNMENT OF white men for Whlte
men; and no political miscegenation.
LoYALrY 10 the Union OF The STATES; FIDKL-
Try TO the Consultation in It's true extent ana
meaning Obedience 20 and maintenance OF
an law. State and National, cUnstitutionaly
enacted.
Resistance 10 Tyranny, u~Surpation and OPP
presyiou. Of "a man or many and 10 all en-
condiments upon the rights OF freemen or Of
states, or upon the just and Constitutional
prerogauves Of any Department Of the State
or National Governments
No FSrAEL!sHuENrs Of Military despotims,
No enthroniug OF martial law, no suspension
ofthe writ OF Habeas Corpus, no Staying Of cit
liens by Military Commission, no interference
with the Courts, no Leires de oaehsl in time Of
peace.
srzIcr sUBoRDrNATIoN OF the Military 10 the
Civil Power.
No srAxDrSG ARMIES Of States in lime Of
peace. -,
RESTORATION OF -disfranchised citizens 70 a'
rights and privileges of which they haNeoeeH
diss-iEed no prosecutions or ulsquallneau'
for political opinions; for the PAST ooltNIoH
az offences. for the PREsEST and FUTURE
UNToN. PEACE. Law and OEDEE-
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to all T5emen oil tHe
,r-+,sr rae. ofan The CIVIL rights OF reemen-
No Rrruu1ArIoS. by state or Nation OF any
honest and lawful debt
NJ REVIVAL Of old party differences ou' 4
Union OF all Conservative men, OF al ioillet
partles. who revere the Constitution oIesooie
the old landmarks Of the Government
No LEGISLATION 10 piUuder one portion 81
the country for the profit Of another Poi1oL-
WHATEVER Is JUST; Whatever Is hN'A
whatever is Of GOOD REPUrE anu NoIlAs VI
the descendants Of English ireemeh-
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CINCINNATI, September 16.-FlOur
1rmer; superfine, S. 1909 Y, 50 5O@1O +;
family, SO 5O6IO rs. Wheat firmer and
Oats dull, 60G6lc. Rye frmer, 81 25G,
l IS. Barley, 81 40t9l 50. Cotton dull
and nominal. Pork quiet, S24 50@24 IS.
Bulk shoulders, lac; sides, I5c. Bacon
dull. Lard, l34@l33c. Cheese, 139l4c
for western reserve.
New ORLEANS, September 16.-COttOn
quiet and easier; sales, $50 bales; low
middling, 22G23c; receipts. 1893 bales.
Superfine flour, 50; choice, SIS 50. Corn
dull and unchanged Oats quiet and
firm, 72l@75c. Pork dull, with no buy
ers, at 81 50. Bacon in request, at full
prices. Lard firm, l5c for tierces and l6c
for kegs. Gold, AT. Sterling, 56@5Sk
New York sight, premium.
New YORK, September l6.-COtton is
declining; sales Of 500 bales uplands at
25@251c. Flour firm supervise stale
and western, s. 25G9 p. Whisky IL
quiet and unchanged. Wheat is 1G2c
better for spring. Rye, 81 40ml As. Corn
l. more active and prices are better, 81 %.
Oats lower, G6IGGSc. Rice is dull at Sc.
Coffee firm. Sugar firm Cuba, il73l25e;
Havana, l3tc. Molasses steady. Pork,
S24 81. Lard, l3t@13Ec for billa.
NeiD YORK Bank Sate4asRG-Increaso
in loans, 50, S36, OPP; specie, S2.lT3. 32T ;
circulation, 1907, 056; decrease, s. Og5,-
339 legal teDde.s, 81, 4S0, $40 Money Is
fairly active, at 596 fOE call loans.
Sterling quiet, at 81. Gold, AZ.
Government stocks are quiet
and without any decided change.
Stocks heavy Adams Express 65@66 +;
Merchants Union 1Sf620; Western
Union telegraph 42A943s; Illinois Cen
trial railroad l2OGI2I. Receipts Of the
sub-treasury Sc, 500, sol payments s., OI0-
74S; balance Sl02, 7S5, l4O.
ST. LOUIS, September l6-Tobacco
steady and firm. Hemp quiet and I'M
changed. Flour inactive and unchanged !;
Y; SSG9; Xxx, 80 25@l0 so; XXX, S1l@
SIS; choice and fancy, Sl2@l3. Wheat
unsettled. Corn 81 0SC9I y for prime to
fancy white and yellow. Oats hrmer ;
64967c. BARLEY dull and dropping,
81 l44@l Is. Rye, 81 20. Provisions
easier, and nothing doing in pork. Ba-
con clear sides, l54c shoulders, l4lc.
Lard dull no sales. Whisky duh, -.
LOUISVILLE, September Is -robaccO
il very firm sales l44 hhds. Tugs a 30
@6 IS; leaf So 50924 Superfne nour
81 IS; holders asking an advance. Corn,
white shelled, 81 10; ear, in bulk, 81.
Oats 80@62c, in bulk. Wheat 81 IOlG,
? 20. Coffee steady. Refined sugar de-
clined lc. Mess pork SIS 25. Lard 1889.
Bacon firm shoulders l5c; clear ribhed
sides Isle; clear sides 1850, packed.
Whisky in bond, 33c. Cotton BE.
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- nnRHEsPONDENTs

20 notice can be taken Of anonymous Oom'
nrrEcatsors. whatever is intended for in
srrtion in the APPEAL must be suthenl-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer. Is a guarantee OF his good iaith sno
responsibility.
Business letters should be aodresAp AHA
APPEAL Memphis.
Commuufca -ols for publication must Dc VIII
Ten on u-ssids OF the page only and VII
all other matters connected with the edl'o-
r1l department, should be addresSed' EDl-
~1Es OF THE APPEAL, Memphis
We cannot a. 8 rule, undertake 20 return NIu-
Giles not fouuds suitable for publication.
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Have for Gale,

. MIlburne's CeiehTa'ed IrOn-Axle Wagons.
% Mlburne's g lsbrated Thimble-skeln Wag-
ons-Gysr 800 cold la Memphis all warranted
FOR twelve months, and only 81 80 damages
claimed FOR breakage.
80 Carver Gins. from 40 to 50 saws,
wood and iron frame.
Is T0hd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses,
double-geared and 10 work by crank. Two
men can make SO pound bale.
10 TOdd's Improved Horse Powers, for running
Gins and Grist Mills-the finest power made.
James Todd Stationary Engines, OF ali sizes,
nom 70 70 l00-horse power.
Todd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
chinery, Of all kinds, furnished at short no
tice.
Portable steam Engines, Of all sizes, from 4 to
Stationary Engines, Of all sizes, from % 10 80
horse power.
single and Double saw Mins-Todd's and other
makes
Gin segments, for 10 and z feet wheels, com
plets.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, 2, 4 and s.
horse power.
70 Tons Of IRON TIES dow TO the tradel.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted, dow 70 the uradel.
100 Nests Cedar This, dow % the tradel
10 Buckeye Cider Presses, to close consignment.
no and p HOr- e Power Portable Engine, sec
Ond-haud, low for cash-must be sold.
lb-hofat rover "seeOnu-nandf cheap.
l25 Horse Power Stationary Engine and saw
MIi-all complete-can he bought low.
go saw and , 90 saw Gins (but little used
low for cash.
daniels Planning M~achine-cuts 81 inches
wide and Is feet lGng-can be had at "A bar
gain.
PLOWS Of all kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
CORN-SHELLERS,
THRESEINff MACHINES.
REAPERS AND MOWERS,
LArH MACHINES,
WHEAT DRILLS,
L lilies FIRE and Burglar Proof Safes,
'DEERING COTTON PRESSES,
COTTON PLANTERS.
OTTGN SCRAPERS,
COTTON SWEEPER
C~ULTIVATORS.
CORN PLANTERS,
SINGLE MACHINES.
nB- Wood and Iron Working Machinery, OF
all kinds, ordered on short notice, aud ur-
nished at manufacturers prices. sell 3m
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THE SCHOOL FUND AND PEsSRssEE
NATIONAL RANK

n SCHOOL FUND AND TENNESSEE
NATIONAL BANK.
7. B. MCCELWEE, appointed by Gov.
BROwNBow to look after and secure, If
possible, the School Fund deposited with
the Tennessee National Bank, is now in
the city on hat mission. He is, as we
understand it, clothed with plenary
power to institute such Investigations,
as to the use made of the fund.- and
make such arrangements as, in his judg-
ment, will secure for the State the largest
possible amount. II is crafty ing to be
assured, as we are, that Mr.. MCCELwEE
intends his examination to be thorough
that No political considerations will in
the slightest degree affect him in the
matter. To aid him IN his scrutiny he
invites all the information that any citi-
zen Of Memphis may be inclined to give
him.
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E ELS
D 0 IN G.
Il

A roOm, furnished or unfinished, can be
had with board at No. IOl Adams street.
A few day bOarders wanted. SELF
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, September IS, p.m.-Consols
closed "a ll-I6; 5-20s, weak at 49, Illi-
nois Central, 77s; Erie, As A. & G..
W., %.
LIVERPOOL, September Is, p.m.-COt-
ton closed quiet but firm uplands, 94d /;
Orleans, 9fe; sales to-day, 1900 bales.
Wheat, 13s 81 for white California.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Dancing and Department.

MIR. II. LPPARD having secured classes
NA afsE. Agnes, St. Mays, IA Saiette, Lee
Academy Rna Others, Will open his Academy
a. soon ~ desirable arrangements can Be ef
fected, OF which due and timely notice viii be
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Successor to TsyIOrs, AcEwen q Blew,
222 Main Street. 81. O3, OJ Adj
ans Street,
Removal.

NJ II. STOUT & BROTHER have removed
N. their stock OF Builders Hardware, Me-
chantcs' Tools. etc. to so. 27 Second street,
" Adams Block" where we are opening a large
now prepared to furnish anything in our line
at lowest cash prices. sci 1m
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DIED.

GRIFFIN-Died on the 10th inst on Union
avenue, ALICE GARTH, the infant daughter OF
Martin and Eugenia Griffin.
The friends OF the family are requested to at
tend The funeral, from their residence on Union
avenue, this Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Suffer little children TO come ntO me, FOR
such is The Kingdom OF heaven"
Thus is a sweet little angel waited above,
To realms Of bliss and God Of Love;
A mothers sorrow and grief atone
For the eherlb Ma so happily gone"
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Nnfice.

JOIN BTiut VS.. Tim HacnOn
DEFORE me, VIM. 5. Walton. a ]. p in and
ID for Shelby county. The plaiutffr IN the
above entitled cause having made oath accord
Ing 20 dus form, That the defendant Is Indebted
to MIN, Nc., and an attachment having been
issued and returneu levied, sc; thedefendant Is
HEREBY notified that unless he appear and de-
fend on the 18th day Of October, 1867, at IL
o'clock q m, proceeding will be had ex parte,
and Judgment rendered against himi for claim
ana costs.
This not ee to be published in the Appeal
once q week for tCur consecutive weeks
sell IaW4wc WIN. y. WALTON z.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
TOR. LEASE
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

TBI5 new and splendid Hotel. CONTAINING
Il seventy rooms, besides bar-room- Of5c.1
barber shop, etc, has been placed ia oar bands
ior Lease t0r term OF years., with Immediate
The commanding location at the corner Of
Main and Beal streets, and the cOnveBiente ron
.lfdenon OF tae mouse, with It's ample accom-
terprising and experienced landlord. ana to
such aone every possib e ind~uce1neni VIII ~
given IN the price and terms OF rent
A great bargain viii be given in the sale n,
the Furniture, for which real estate In the civ
viii be taken in payment
TERMS $500 per month, without the Rar
and Dining Room on first floor 500 Ter month
with tbs Bar and Dining Room. Furuiture
at $1,000, will be old for $500.
SELF RQYHpkR, IRRELEVANT 500,
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AdmimlstrNtOY.'s SettLenaent

In County Court Of shelby County.
To the Heirs and Creditors of j.. c.. Anderson,
deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given that 1 nave fled
y settlement Of The estate Of j. e.. Anderson,
deceased, with the clerk Of said cOurt, ana thai
I VIE apply or confirmation of sad SetLe-
msuL az The November term 1867, Of said court.
20 be- held ON the hrst Monday Of said month
in the courthouse in the city OF Memph =.
HENRY 4. JONES,
Administrator with viii annexed.
Approved September 10, 1891:
s.l+ IlwLnEa LnHN LDAGUE- Igerl.
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Hats, Caps and CdssiBaePes
at AUCTION.
WE VII sell At OR saiesroom THIS MORN
W ING. alto O'Clock, a Consignment ar Flafs-
TIPS aud ten Pieces OF Caasinera.
k0YsrEk, TREZEVAST eco,
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We learn from a correspondent that
Maj. Il. II. CHALWERs, Of fernando, by
invitation, made quite an able speech at
FIeweIen's Cross Roads, DeSoto county,
Miss. on the 10th inst, in favor Of &C
eentiug the Congressional plan Of recon-
e~lruction.
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