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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-10

DR. P. P. DUvAL CALLS THE AT
~ TENTIoN OF the public TO his eircnisr ecm sip
ATTIC CHOLERA, &C, just issued. Bis high eis'ms
should command attention. He suirrns ina, ~ n's
ANTI-sPASMODIC, which IL for sale ny ah ns
Asistic cholera in any and ALL OF u" stSSes' Wnsn
given a. directed. p,,.
f,aa M eharya and nrgs thsm, In the interests OF
humanity 10 givs him Trial.
once corner OF Main and Governor streets, over
u sn.ncs lets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-10
rEP aNDIAGER BEFR,

A LIE, PORTER, AND LAGER BEER.
s,sam Bre VERY for thi. city, and are now prepared
4. 8. i at factory p,ic-s al Of the ae%se soo5s IN
49,, determined that their goods shall be equal
to any mate. ,.
Ia SIS n. !. . tIN-- - - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-10

CNJJFF-1'aKERS can always hnd al
SwooD'g PHARMACY a supsr'or arncie oi
sSUrP warrant. d 10 give satisfaction. he pro
nr,etor gives spso:aI attention 70 keeping up ms
supply Of this sfticle, ana H. .no,i. nsrs ~ The
wardsd with aTge aa'es from al qua'eioo " 'A0
ciy. Aife'n io' '" WOup's PHARMACY,
,oo Fifth and Ms,shall streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-10

TAMES RIVER STEAM BREw sass
W. are prepared 10 fornish III Sc articles at lower
nriceS and ~ a. good quality as any, wheiher 10
n,t,s can Se EFT with A. Y. STOKES Co, who
are "ur autnorzed agents for the sale OF our sooas
IN R;ops'''' sts BsTz, YUsSGLING BEyER.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
LosT--FoUND.
REWARD

coz r K w
~s-raved or stolen aboutthe nth ofthts month,
ea- CCmmerce street. near the bayou, one
laTEe Mouse eolored MAZE null ABOUT a
49, drer saddle. The above reward WI! se
- - he delivery OF the same at GAL
BREATH. STEWART cos oczs Nv
I . T
l. ssfBrsav night. q Setter DOG, brown al
- a~,ept on the breast and end OF toe As
wbfrh is grey. Had on a biacE leather o91LS "
with large iron ring. A HoeE'i
PAM A. b. NULLER,
oc24 I've IS
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one Tnfn0 is Certniu,

THAT however widely great men may differ,
there is a large majority Of doctors, Law
yers ana Dfyines throughout the south who DO
agree that DR.. Williams Puimonic Baisam 81
lid Cherry and Wood kaptha is the only
certain cure for Pneumonia, Asthma, Broncht-
us, Dipthena, Cougbs, Colds, Sore ThrOsts
Pafp.tation or the Heart, Loss OF Strength,
Whoopine Cough, Catarrh, Pieurisy, Dlticuli
BREATHING, and all diseases OF the Chest and
Lungs, and a certain aud sure cure for Con-
sumption in It's early stages. That II cures all
Of the above enumerated diseases, is a fact be-
yond controversy, as there are thousands OF
living witnesses to-day ready 70 testify, VINO
have been cured by this great discovery. Hear
what some Of our most eminent physicians OF
the south say The distinguished Dr.. Boon, OF
found This prs partition a safe and prompt rem
edy for eli pulmonary Affections, ana takes
pleasure in recommending II as a reliable anO-
DR. Tennant, Of Marietta, Ca 3 physician OF
deservedly high reputation as an able and ex
perienoed practitioner OF medicine, entertains
aud expresses the same opinion, recpn-
mends 1t extensively in bis practice.
DE-. P. NJ. Cohen, OF Charleston, 5. C., a gen.
tleman OF well known reputation, and awhole-
sale dealer and importer OF drugs and medi-
cines, recommends IL in The highest terms, and
U es IL, exclusive Of all other remedies IN hin
famiiy. with the most satisfactory results.
Aud we might add even thousands of certih.
cafes 0TlfkeTeccmmendaBOnsOfthi medicine
4 all Of which would only consume time in read.
ing for no purpose, as this great medlcine is toc
web known throughout The South, where il
has been In use iOr the last twenty Two , ears
TO need any further recommendation than THU
that all Who have used IL once are not salts
fed 70 be without II; and so great has been the
/ demand, tbs IL has been only r-ecentiythat We
have been able to make suc1 arrangements fcl
its manufacture as viii enable US To supply thl
I G Instant demands which we are daily in receipt
of from Leading drugghfts and other DEALER
throughout the south. =
Having established our LabretOry at the vel
known wholesale drug house OF J. b. WassOI
| q 90 OF this city. We are now prepared to fl
All orders without delay, Which shall b,
promptly met, TO the trade only. and must b,
addressed 20 J. B. WATSON 8 Co,
Wholesale Druggists. Memphis Tenn
oe25u
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THE COURTS.

Law CoURT-Judge J. d. Pierce, pre-
sdlag.-The June term opened on yes
terdsy pursuant TO adjournment. The
committee appointed on Monday to re-
port as TO the proper manDe OF disposiDg
Of the unsigned minutes of this term, re-
ported through the Chairman, Judge A.
Wright, that il was the opinion OF the
committee that Judge Pierce had au-
thority to sign the same. Several lead
ing members Of the bar c~Oncurred in the
opinion. Judge Pierce, adjourned the
June term 70 Tuesday, November 9th,
1861. The following order was entered
at Is ordered by the Court that all par,
ties intending to take appeals or file bill,
Of exceptions ~ to the June term, 1867,
do 50 Immediately and file the same with
the clerk"
MUNICIPAL oURT-Adjourned on yes.
terday Over to next Tuesday, November
5, 1851.
SHELBY CIRCUIT CoURT-Met on yes
terday and adjourned over to this morn.
ing at ten o'clock.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsTArE.-Moses
Bsmberger to Solomon Hesse, deed
$4,000, Part Of lot No. 3S5, fronting OF
north side Of Commerce street, 81 feet BY
81 feet; Duncan Mclean, Trustee, tC
Rosa P. Smith. quit claim, $1,000, lot OF
north side Of BeAl street, 40 feet by l6(
feet.
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TRIBUTE o. RESPECT.

At special communication OF Leila
Scott Lodge No. 2S9, held in the Hall OF
South Memphis Lodge N0.llS,0n Sunday
evening, October Z7th, A. D., 1857, A. l.,
1867. q committee was appointed to draft
~appFopriate resolutions on the death OF
Brother D. A. Williamson, Senior Wsr-
den Of this Lodge, the following were
submitted
WHEREAS, Il has pleased the Supreme
Grand Master to take from y midst our
late Senior Warden and nUch esteemed
Brother,D i. A. Williamson; and although
we feel that il is impossible to eMbOdy 10
a set Of resolutions, the sorrow his death
has accustomed 20 the members OF this
Lodge, yet we offer this tribute TO the
memory Of one whose exemplary con.
duct and noble graces of character made
his life worldly our emulation
ResolUed, fsst BY bis death the Lodge
has lost one OF its brightest and mosi
Jealous members, who, only IN the TWEEN
ty-ffth year of his age, and in his f6grth
Masonic year, by the faithful perform
apce Of every duty as q brother q s
nan, by bis urbane manners, unfeigneC
puritP, and firm but generous disposition
had Won, not o2ly admiration and honOl
from the brethren. bBt from all with
whom he came 10 c0ntacs, . SGood name
better than riches"
Resolved, That while we mourn biz
! loss, cut down in the vigOr and strength
o. manhood, and with the prospects OF
brilliant and useful career before him
vet we bow in humble submission 10 thu
/ sovereign will Of Him who cannot err
and with whom are the ISSUES OF life anC
death. L. there not 30 appointed timi
for man upon earth? Yes, verify, hi
DAYS are determined, the number OF BIZ
I months are with theei thou hast sp
/ pointed his bounds, that he cannot pass.
We believe the Divine purpose is Away
wise and full OF mercy, and when thI
summons which be has answered shal
reach Us, we hope by 3 firm reliance IL
! the merits Of the Lion Of the Tribe o.
| Judah, to meet him in the Grand Lodg
above, where the Supreme Grand Msste
I OF the Universe presides, and where al
work Is perfect.
Resolsed, That we deeply sympsthix
with his aged father and relatives, AM
that we tender them o8r heartfelt condo
lence, and that 3 copy OF these resolution
be sent to his family, spread HpOn To
minutes Of this Lodge, and published il
the Memphis APPEAL, and that we Wea
theRsnsl badge Of mourning for thirt.
days.
g.. NNKEN kInm-
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

The Chamber Of Commerce met yes
terday at three pm, pursuant 70
Adjournment - the President, i. A.
! Nelson. in the chair, aud Col.
John Heart secretary. The com
mittee appointed on Monday to confer
with the Collector and Assessor Of Inter
nal Revenue in reference 10 the collection
Of the cotton tax, submitted, through
their chairman, Henderson Owen, Esq
the following report;
The committed appointed by the Cham
Der of Commerce TO take into considefa-
ton the recent change in the mode Of
collecting the cotton tax, and TO confer
with the Collector and Assessor Of Inter-
nal Revenue "a to what arrangement can
be made to obviate anticipated incOnve-
nieuces and difficulties, met at the office
OF Mr.. Thomas H. Allen, at 8 O'Clock
this morning. Present-Meesrs. Hender-
son Oven, Chairman; Thos. h. Allen,
s. NJ. Gates, w. B. Galbreath and Ma
poleon Hill, and also Messrs. Saunders
Collector, and Cooper, Assessor Of Inter-
nal Revenue.
After a very full and free interchange
Of opinions between the committee and
the officers Of the revenue, during which
the latter manifested every disposition to
do all in their power to facilitate the ope-
rations OF the trade-the result Of the
conference may be summed up as lol-
lows. There will be no objection to the
factors having the tax on cotton there
will be no objection to buyers refusing to
buv cotton on which the tax is not paid;
buvers must see that cotton is properly
tagged. and that the tags correspond in
letters and numbers with the permits
permits to be granted for any quantities
OF cotton upon application. From the
emphasis with which the Assessor re-
marked that when the tags did not con-
form in all respects to the permits, the
cotton was liable to seizure, the commit
tee would suggest the propriety Of having
the TAGS protected until the cotton
reached its destination.
All Of which is respectfully submit
ted. ,
on motion, the report was received and
adopted. MI. Owen was then calledtOt the
chair. when Mr.. T. A. Nelson offered the
following resolution
Reso1Ued That a committee Of five be
aDpointed to make such communication
to- the Secretary Of the Treasury and the
Commissioners Fof Internal Revenue as
they NAV think necessary to relieve the
merchants and planters from b many
difficulties by which they are now sur
rounded, in paying lax on and shipping
cotton, which is seriously clogging mer.
esntile operations, and unless modified
will increase the expressions and lnJuri-
cusly affect the prospects Of our already
overburdened interest.
Adopted.
The President resumed the chair. The
following gentlemen were appointed as
the committee on MI. Nelson's resolu-
tons Thos. h. Allen, A. T. Lacey, 3.
NJ. Gates, SamI MOsby, A. P. Burditt.
On motion the President was added and
made chairman OF the committee.
Thereupon the Chamber adjourned.
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FOE SALE.

RESIDENCE FOR SALEIIhe
II. UEferglRuet offers for sale the Re Eencs
~ ~ ale Or. W. H. Ralnes. In the Town OF
Hemanuo. DsSJto cJunty, Mss There y on
re nremis~s a large and commodlous frame
Building. with six rooms. Out nou-e-, 9,4ol5a-
Orchards etc. and situated near the Alssis-
E4puf and Tennessee railroad depot FOR Iur-
amer Crmat address the undersigned Al
Hernaudo. Miss VA aALNL
oclg line NuAn-
L Q L A E
Twelve MOL Billiard Tables Tor sale, FOR
r.-rscrga1z fuOufra A. D. VANS,
F..lr u Y Monrns streeL
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Until further notice the Mails viii close As
follows:
For Cairo. chicago. al. Louis, Nashville, Louis
Vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburz,f hla-
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York Balu-
more, and all cities north and west Al
&l5 pm
FOR Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta. Columbus, Gz., Montgomery MO-
bile. Ala, New 70 k, Nashville, and aAclbes
south and east, st5:@ pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Mlss'
VcksburE, Natohez, and al cities SOUTH a.
4p-m.
All stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson ana GFeaS
Northern railroads at $3.50 pm. 3,
All Stations on Memphis and LoulsVLle ana
branch railroads az pm
sfssippi Central. Mobile and Ohio, nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga ana
Est Tennessee railroads At 3 AN.
Fer Little Rock, Pine Blum and sill landings
a. Arkansasand White rivers, tseml-WeeKIylY
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi river south tseml-Week4yh Iues-
daysa and Saturdays
days and Fridays.
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Fg,HE eminent aud distinguished Doctor. sE
James Clark. Physician 20 Queen Nlc0us'
a. most learned and distinguished men o. lhls
age. 10 his treatise on Consumption, says; lnal
Pu4mauarv Consumption can be cured, adml
no longer OF a doubL, aud AL eminent wfleN
on pathological snstOmy, a. this present time
see that -ptlnn can be cured, II proper
remedies are used IA Tune and TIE
most convincing, clearly proves that this Ole
sass must not be trIded with Oy Gsing all klnds
or patent medicinss aud quack nosLrnms, Dut
ghs only safe and certain cure nov IN use
throughout the south is known a. Dr. VII
IamsF Pulmonic Ba sam OF Wa cherry and
Wood Naptha," which has stood the test q
more than twenty years trial daring which
ffma II has given the most convincing uoot o.
80 areaL endcacy IN having arrested this most
eubTfe aud rreaenerOus disease with lnoasan4s
Who are living witnesses to-day % tsslIy 70
the truth on what we here state. And 20 the
incredulous who are suffering 18th any palnO-
nary disease. no natter OF how long standing,
we ask you 20 Try this medicine once and be
convinced 1or yourself
sold by all respectable Druggists throughout
The south. De sIers can be supplied AZ J.. b
WATSON q CO'S Wholesale Drug House,
Ae4phis, Tenn, 10 whom AL orders mnst oe
Addressaa- AE
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Stock Sale Of the SedsOR-WN be sold
this morning at 10 o'clock at the Arcade,
1856 Main street, two pair extra Carriage
Horses, four extra single harness Horses,
two pair match medium Horses, four
saddle Horses, four large Mules, three
medium Mules, six wagons, one Dray,
one Spring Wagon, twenty sets Of Har-
ness, eGtra, eighty Saddles and Brides,
one. Cow and young Calf. Sale positive,
rain or shine. Recolleet the time and
place.
NJ. {. CAYCE & Co,
Auct1Oneers.
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INQUEsT.-The County Coroner, VIM.
B. Cotton, Esq, held al inquest yester-
day morning on the body of James r.
Johnson, who was shot near the Fair
grounds on Sunday night By jerry
Woods. johnson died on Monday night.
The CoroRer's Jery, by their foreman,
Officer w. Il. Porter, after a careful in
vestigation, rendered a verdict finding
''that the deceased came to his death
from q pistol shot wound fired by the
hands Of n Jerry Woods" The Coro-
ner Immediately issued his warrant,
when Woods was placed in the hands OF
the Sheriff, to he held. He will prob
ably come before Mr.. Justice Miller for
examination on Friday. The remains
were taken to Raleigh for interment at
his 1--WE request, three OF his children
being buried there.
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No DeceptioH.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked all
Dry Goods down to lowest figures. Rice,
Silk & Co. Octg I'm
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HILL & CO.,
COTTOE RS
Commission Merchants,
NO. IS UNION STREET,
NEW LA.

- Lfberal CASH ADVANCES made on Cot
ton consigned to the above house by ". x
ug, Strange A On. Memphis. AuI8
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ANU MOsBY. CHARLE b. DoRIoNi il
MoSsY & DORI0N,
COMMISSION
Ofice-No. Is Mostly q Hunts Building,
TTD-gfafrg.


TONSIGNMENTS Of Cotton for sale or ship
l. ment. Rerelvtng and Forwarding Mer1
chandise solicited. Orders accom- uanyiDg conf
signments carefully and promptly executed.
BRgRing. Rope and supplies furnished Al low
est market rates. Cotton in stOie and by river
Insured unless otherwise ordered. au6d3m WRan
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Non- Resident Notfce.

In the ChancerY Court or Memphis, Tenn.
No. 478-Louis q. Nervilie eJ 81. fnrm Of Nor
vile. Boone & Coz vs. John d. Armour ct al
IT appearing nom AFFIDAVIT in this cause that
L the defendants John ID Armour and EdWsrd
r. j jenkins are nOD-residents Of the Siata ui
Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the eoprthouqe in the
city Of Memphis, I Anp., within the arst three
days Of the aext term OF said court, commence
ing On the second Monday in November, 1867.
and plead, answer or demur to the petition OF
]. s. wilkins ct Al surviving partners Of +. II.
Clark-& Do, who have become parties COM
platnant in the above cause, or the same
viii be taken for con 'essed as to them, and set
for hearing ex parte, and that a CODY Of this
order be published once a week, for four sac.
cessive weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest
AUGUSTOE ASTON Clerk and Master.
BY r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master,
Thompson &Frazer, Sols. for Petitioners.
ocIl laR4W
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ATTEMPTED INCENDIARISA.-At an
early hour yesterday morning an attempt
was made 10 set on DIRE one Of the bu1d-
ings known Us Hughes Row, on Madi-
son street near Third. One Of the in
mates who wss up waiting on a sick
member Of his family, heard an unusual
noise. and going back found that all bad
been made ready TO apply the torch. Had
he scheme Of incenGisIism not been
frustrated, doubtless, there would not
only have been a heavy loss Of property,
but. perhaps, Of human life. We sre in
formed that this is not the first time an
atterHgt of the like kind has been made
at the same place recently.
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Stran Notice..

TAKEN UP by ]. 81 HaIlum. IN the Second
L District OF shelby county. October LIST, 1857,
dark bay mare Mule, Is hands high, 5 years old
branded on left hip r, on tbs lsft shoulder s
Also, light bay mare Mule, AZ hands high,
branded 5 7 on let shoulder and r on left hip,
Each valued at 500.
Also. taken up by W. B Battle, in First Dis.
triet, enc bay mare Mule, four years OLD.
The owners are notified to come forward and
take them away.
ANDREW STEWART, Ranger.
Raleigh, October ., 1857. oc24 laW4W@
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SECURE YOURSELVES In the midst
Of life We are in death. The every day
experience Of U lives but goes to prove
the correctness OF this saying. Knowing
that life is Of but short duration, at best,
il is a duty that 81 owe to their families
or surviving relatives, to provide for
them 10 case Of their demise. It costs
hut a small amount, and untold good is
oipn received by a small outlay. Cur
old frtepd, Mcclure, who has al office at
IS JeffersoO street, represents one Of the
best companies 10 the Union, and will
insure on the most advantageous terms.
Drop IN aud see him.
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OKATH OF Col.

DEATH OF Col. SMITH LEwIs.-It is
our painful duty to record the death Of
Col. Smith Lewis, General United States
Inspector for the Eighth District Of Ten.
nessee, which sad event occurred at bis
residence, in this city, at four O'Clock
Tuesday morning. He fell q victim &c
the prevailing epidemic. Col. Lewis was
one Of our oldest and most highly es
teemed citizens. He was 3 good and
true mar In the fullest acceptance Of the
word. Kind, generous, brave and noble
he embodied sill the good elements thai
constitute 8 good man. His death is
great loss to our community and its an
-nouncement, wherever 10 shall go among
his innumerable host OF friends through
out the country, will u a pang Of The
deepest sorrow and regret. Peace to hi
noble memory.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
N was duly appointed and qualified IS the
Executor OF J.. N. Saint, deceased, at a former
Tennessee. AL those indebted to the estate OF
J. M. Saint, deceased, are hereby aptiaed 70
holding claims against SAID estate are notified
to nle the same With'the Executor within the
time prescribed by Law, otherwise the same
viii be forever barred
Joan c. SAINT, Executor.
Mamnhla. Scot. ~. w. aaA Lazy
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The reall

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The really
fine drama of EsmsrdldG was produced
az the above theater last night with Miss
Melville IS "Esmerslds, " q part she en-
sctpd with much credit. She was well
supported by the company. Her singing
was repeatedly encored as it justly de-
served 10 be. The afterpeice Of Jenny
Lind, as usual, was well rendered, and
did not fail to please. Tonight we are to
have Who ETUed Cock Robin and P0-
ca hon tds, in which Miss Melville APP
pears iu two Of her greatest characters.
The house should be filed.
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-Atfnehaaent Nnfice.

John Hallum. Agent for Geo. NJ. Lusher, vs..
u. T. Andrews.
A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having been
"A made by John Halium, az Mt for Geo. M.
LusheF, plaintiff In this ease, In pursuance OF
section 8455 OF the Code o. Tennessee. and at
tachu eut having been issued and returned by
the proper ohicsr, levied, etc !" on tne pron-
erfy Of the DEFENDANT
It is therefore ordered that sid defendant
appear at my once IN she city OF Memphis,
Tennessee, on or before the l2th day Of October
neZt ant defend this suit, o the same will ba
takeh for confessed as " aim and the caae set for
hearing ex parte and that q copy OF this order
be published once a weak for four consecutive
weeks in the Msmphis AnpeaL
KB. MILLER. PIP.
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Nor So.-A repsrt wss current on the
streets yesterday morning that Henry T.
Hubert, Esq, Chairman of the Board OF
Aldermes, had died. The Municipal
Court adjourned in consequences. The
report, however, proved TO be untrue.
We are glad TO say thst Mr.. Hubert is
convalescent, and will be I6sdy to bring
down the gavel upon tout Of order Al
dermen when required.
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undivided oue-half interest in 5000 acres
a OF Red river bottom land, IN Lafayette
E1d SEWER counties, Arkansas ga
Tbfsfntsrssr ne title 20 which is perfect, win
he sold al q low figure, for one-thlrd CASH anc
TIE remainder al one and two years WlLLout
49,. $3.50 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
rivsr bottom land, above an overflow, and the
finest body Of land In the state, In CraWICro
county. Arkansas-
These lands wiz be sold together or In par
cels, for cash.
Attorneys st Law,
-az-tg 2g8 Main street, Memphis
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Memphis and White River
Packet Company.
The Steamers
OZARK. RowENA, COMMERCIAL

WILL form a tri-Weekly line betwees Mem
w phis and White river, leaving Memph
eye-v TUESDAY. Thursday and SATUR-
DAN at o'clock pm.
JOuN b. DAVIS, Supit.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents, 282 From st.
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We cannot enumerate the prices Of our
immense stock to be cleared out. They
are the lowest, in order to secure an
early sale. Rice, Silk & Co. octs I'm