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REORGANIZATION.
81. Louis, Memphis &VickSburg
PACKET LINE.

ONE o. the top5 following first ~
Ne c ass side wheel steamers viii y
leave Memphis promptly or fridays and
MONDAYS, at 5 O'Clock D IN. for Vlcksburg and
all way landings: Steamers
RUBICoN. W. II. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS;
H. NJ. SHREVE, II. Carter, Master. FRIDAYS;
COLUMBIAN, Barnes. Master, MONDAYS;
PEORIA CITY, d. q. Silver, Master, MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian and
selma Railroad, and YazOo River Packets
By promptness and regularity an0 strlct at
tentHon to an busine 5 entrusted to Them, these
Packets trust 70 merit and receive the patron
age OF shr ppeTs
Freight received at All hours al city wharf,
boat. foot OF Mcnr e street.
LARRY HARMSTAD& CO., Agents,
ocl5 II 81 Main street, corner Madison.
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Two large and splendid Halls st no. ~ Sc
assoeiarions. balls, private parties clnos LSC-
TBras airs. etc. VIII be rented reasonably
Inquire OF M Hi, Main street, hsDstef Is a
y sell
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L . r r i n T
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store Houses Nos. SS6 and S6l Shelby street
Also, q large omos In the Walker block.
Annlv ~ THOs. H. COOKE,
orls II 27sk Main street, up stairs
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Steiner Bros. & Baum are deter
mined to give up Business by the lst
Of January, and. therefore, offer
their entire Wholesale and Retail
stock of Clothing, Hats ard Gents
Furnishing Goods, at less than new
York cyst. This being 40 HGmbug,
the Public Will do we'll to call on
them and secure Bargains. Remem-
Der the place.
STEIN ER BROS a. BAUM,
2SS Main, Cor. Madison 81.
nOVl5 I'm.
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La MEirandOs' French EiemediRs-Haye
saved thousands all over Europe. hay-
ing been for many years the first assist
ant II Professor La Mirandes' Private
Hospital in Paris, and having been In
duped 10 establish a branch in this
country, 1 am nov prepared to furnish bis
celebrated remedies for CONSUMPTION, Rheu-
IaRtism, scrofula etc; also, the genuine im-
ported NiteIla -Hsalth's Grand Restorer-
he only certain cure for a constitution
shattered by the excuses aud abuses OF
youth. Do not be tempered with by mex
periencad physicians. Address your COM
munications to IN. G. W. Fernier, 25 West
47th St, New York. Advice gratis, but il
you give US the full history OF your csse,
the consultation fee OF three dollars should
be enclosed. Ladies may address US in full
confidence. moi
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LOOK IA the Goods.
ErerEthIng Is Redueea In PrIees,
1aREATLY REpUcEp PRIoEs.
CoURrENAY a TRENHOLM,
shining and Commission Merchants

G~haEla8ECns - Us
GIVE special attention 70 tue dispatch Of
~ Coastwfse and Foreign FTesghts, by steam
direct TO Baltimore and New YORK and via Bal.
umore 10 Philadelphia. Insurance and freight
rates as low via char eston as by any Other line
north. First class packet ships viii always be
on the berth for Liverpool during the present
cotton season. ShipperE can economies in
time as we'll as freight AID insu sncs to Eu-
rome by CONSUMING cottons 10 Charleston In
p~reierfnceto zulfpUrts. QaotalioEsf TOR freights
Insurance., efc., to all points, furnished We kly
70 regular correspondents. noViS StaW6m
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SECOND RACE.

This vss To be BaHe heats for three year
olds, with five entries Magazine, Bleak
wind colt, Tanglefoot, Viola and Hoehes-
ter. All the horses we're out, the favor
ite being Magazine, but the others had
hackers. Magazine had the cslI, bat
Rochester led of, with Viola second.
There was 30 time to lose, and they all
kept we'll together, spd made the last
| urn in q bunch. The atmosphere was
hazy and the sun low, rendering It dim
cult " distinguish the horses as they
came down. 1t was Viola's heat, the
Bleskwind Colt second, Rochester third,
TanglefoOG lCRrth, and Magazine fifth.
Time, l:494.
The second heat was q spirited contest
in which Viola led of, closely pursued.
and majnteined the lead throughout,
with several severe brushes, in which she
threw off her competitors, They all
| came down the stretch together, Mags-
zine in the rear, but she made a splendid
run and came in second, Viola taking
the heat and race. The horses had this
position: Viols, Magazine, Tanglefoot,
Rochester and BleakwiDd colt. Time,
I-E1
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undivided one-hsifinterestin 5000 acres
A OF Red river bottom land, IN Lafayette
aud SEWER counties. Arkansas.
Thfgtpteres- the title TO which Is perfect, VIII
he sold A. a low figure, FOR One-tnlnd cash and
the remainder AZ one and two years without
Aiso. 900 acres Of magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above 81 overflow, and the
nueSt body Of land in the state, in Crawford
Thsss lands win be sold together or in par
AppIy TO PIKE a ADAMS,
Attorneys al Law,
r,hz-tg 2Ss Main street, Memphis
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Marriage and C~eIibacy.-An essay 70
young men on the crime Of solitude. and tn.
diseases and abuses which create impsdiment
to marriage. with sure means OF relief. Sen
sent in sealed envelopes free of charge. Address
DR, ]. SELLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
ocq4 d&yym
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L . r X Z t
The elegant new building No. HoWards
ow, three stories high, with good cellar
Apply to NJ. l. MEACHAMs
orazff no. Union street
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MnrahnL,R &nLe.

Toler & Singleton, vs.. steam Tug Cherokee, etc
IN pursuance Of the order Of the Hon. Ton
/ nally f. Trigg. United States District Judg
for the District or Tennessee, At Chambers,
shall sell, on
TUESDAY, NOV. 28rH, 1897, at II o'clock N
At the Public Landing, TO the highest bidder
the Steamboat or Tug CHEROKEE, her IN
gines, Machinery, Tackle, Apparel and Furni
ture Terms Of sale-Cash.
J. NJ. TOMENY, q. 9. Marshal
For the District OF West Tennessee.
By J.. B. BINGHAM, Deputy q. s. NJ.
novl5 ids
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On TuesdaY, peeemhar Bal. 1ee7.

In front OF the Law Court room in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, sell 70 the highs; bidder
for cash, The following property. tO-wit: A eer-
tain lot Of land situate lying and beinz in The
county OF Shelby, State OF tennessee and city
OF Memphis. aud bounded and described as
street, between Main and second streets. CITY
OF Memphis, running west with Puplar street
ok feet. thence south "A teet; lEsRce east az
1eeJ; thence north With sRid alley 74fest to ~
MISUNDERSTANDING with all Of the improve
ments thtre1n. The title 70 said property Is
hsisVec 70 be good, but I Will sell and convey
only asTrustee. Equity OF redempiion waived
sale between II O'Clock m. and 2 o'clock nm.
novIz IDS HIRAM A. PABrEE. Trustee.
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KalMabIe Nantataon . Leqse.

WILL Lease, a. adminiEtrata o. az Christopher
Il ]. Field, uec'd, his Home Fiaos-the plaes OF
Ga & Field, and the Plantation known As the
Content Place. These Plantations are In the
county Of Bohvar, Miss and IN me condition
TOR cultivation, having been cultivated for
years past. There h a new n me Circular
Saw-MM on the Home Place, FOR Sale.
For further uformation appiy to me 81 Paris,
me premises. d J. CLAY,
oel9 Admir- J. Field, decd.
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CRY AND COUNTY TAXATION-IT BE.
| coEEs NATURALIZATION LONG TO BE
BORNE The rate 81 tgXatiDn fixed upon
resi- estate bE Barbour Lewis Court,
added 10 that dehGsa ky State laws, is
nearly One and a half per cent. When
ge slperadd 10 this assessment, that
| liked by the Board OF Alderman, city
| pr0pertv il burd6usd with a rate Of taxa
] lion very nearly three per cent. Of its
I value. When we reflect that business OF
every description has been proftless ?
! ~thattenants find it impossible to pay re-
duced rents when il Is known tBat the
products Of the country are hardly half
( 10 value Of the sum produced in 1860, it
I must be conceded that public burdens
/ rapidly become utterly insuffer-
/ able. n they who measure i'm
uose burdens upon the people shared
/ Them il We taxed ourselves, o. y they
who impose taxes lOoket TO ta%payerg
I Tor positions they al, there would be q
reduction o fpublic demands propOTtioned
10 he Iessened wealth OF the country.
] On the contrary, there is neither COM
! uUuitv Of interest or feeling between
those Who dehne and those who pay
taxes. Shelby county, at this hour, Is IN
the condition % a roman Province ruled
aud plundered by Imperial Of Consular
sTp9intees. How long these ~iptolersble
evils may be endured is an inquiry on
tie solution OF which depends the restO-
/ ration Of the commercial prosperity OF
Z Memphis. Property cannot be valuable
aud commence cannot flourish when
calRmfties ike thh1e parlyze
the energies of the people.
II Northern communities deem US IN
reasonable because FESTIVE under Brown
lows domination, they need only reflect
I how insuffersble becomes the condition
Of an American city, robbed Of three per
cent. Of its annual earnings by the IN
known and incapable. Federal taxes
are pronounced frightful in other States.
They are uiaiRg, oontrasted with the
system Of remorselsss plundering in
angurated by RadieGlism IN Tennessee.
Mr.. Stevens viii Don be spared . desl OF
trouble by his friends IN Tennessee.
C~onhscation yin be speedily achieved
By BrOWnlOw's Government.
DIM Goods cheap, cheaper, cheapest
at Lindsuer, Arnold d Co.'s nol3 I'm
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MEACHAM & TREADWEtLr
Wholesale and Retail Gro
GERS, Cotton Factors, Com
nilsson Merchants md
Dealers ie PI0Htd-
ttOR Supplies,
10. 0 uNION sTREET.
:: Tennessee.

THANKFUL FIR the very Hbs-al patronage
1 hereJofors extended to them, they hope BY
unre1nitting attention 70 business to still merit
a continuance q pubic favOr.
Then facilities fOF storing and selling Cotton
are unsurpassed BY any house IN the city. A
c~OmmOdious Brick shed attached 10 thefrstors-
house Gives them Immediate and constant
oversight OF all Cotton II srora- All Cotton
consigned 70 US VII be insured, ualess tnstruc-
Eons 70 the contrary.
Baggins, Rope and Iron Ties furnished Al
lowet market prices sei2 annseH
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ST.JOHNs Methodist Episcopal Church,
services in the Criminal Court room,
Greenlaw building. Preaching tO-mor-
row at eleven am, by the pastor, Rev.
F. A. Mason. Sabbath school at three
o'clock pm.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

OF Cuba, conducted by the Spanish Govern
ment S5s4,O6 in Gold drawn every seventeen
days, prizes cashed and information furnished.
The highest rates paid for DoublooHs and all
kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR q CO.,
BANKERS, No. Il Wall St,
nos Sm New York.
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n o lie r
EruH

F4N" ANAA~07
THAT most desirable and eenIrsliy l9SASeO
Th. Furniture, OF every kindt nov use -
Inc Hotel. will be sold with the Lease II oe,
KENNY & PORTER,
Real Estate Agents, KIT WtlSms, Blo1
81 n Corner Secondhand Madlson 80,
TOR RENT
AsroRFs and OFFICES in BstheI's New
EaI1dfng- on the corner OF Main ana o9utl
C0urt sfreets Apply 20 the building 70 ~
BETdELL, or s. P Jkr IN I9o.-a
Ne End
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POLICE MATTERS Business in the
police world was dull yesterday, crimi-
mails being scarce and prosecutors ditto"
Three cases were disposed Of in the First
District in the morning, and no arrests
made up till dark. In the Second only
two arrests were made, and those for
miner OffaDses.
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0 vICKsBURe.
roe ST. FRANCIS RIVER.


Regular Semi-weeky 81. Francis Rise r Packet
For Mariana and intermediate Points.
Cumming master
Inis superb passenger steamer Il
viii leave As above On $3.50
Every TUESDAY n FRIDAY, ats PM.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
VINSON 8 DONAHUE, Agents,
noyl5 Il 24 Front street
Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet,
For Helena and 81. Frames River.
MOLLIE HAMBLEHOS- -......Bowman Master
This elegant and sw.n steamer r.
viii leave complimentary every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5 o'clock pm,
during low water season.
For frelsht or passage. apply on board or to
LARRY HARMSTAD & co, Agents.
Corner Main and Madison sts,
nol4 II and city WharfbORt foot Monroe St
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CONFIDENCE -Hr. suppl. Beaumont,
with the assistance Of one Of bis officers,
succeeded in capturing two confidence
meu named Harrison aud Payne, on
Thursday morning, who had, by the old
dodge, gotten ninety dollars from a grey
haired Mis-issiFpian. The accused were
banded over 10 Inc lender msrcies of the
EfnFa
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EMMoNs & Son, No 10 Jefferson
street, and 1893 Main street, have received
Waverly Magazine, Wilkes Spirit,
Chimney Corner, Ls Crosse Democrat,
Albion, Saturday Night, Harper's Ba-
zaar No. 4, American Agriculturist and
Southern Cultivstor Tor November; New
York Citizen, German Leslie, American
Union, True Flag, Police News, Police
Gazette, Harper's Weekly, Round Table,
American Artisan, BallOu's Monthly,
PetersOn's Magazine, GOdey's Lady's
Book, all for December; and also new
sheet music and dailies from everywhere.
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MISS nErriE G.

MILL open a School for Young Ladies', at
w he resideuce, M. 81 Linden street, com
msncing MONDAY, NOvemberiS Is, 1851. A class
or Boys will also be received. The Principal
will be astIs,ed by compe emit instructors.
Terms moderate.
Nempbfs, November u, 1851. nevI3 I'M
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| ELECTION REIURNs From MISSISSIPPI.
The county Of Marshall, perhaps tue
| largest aud Teaiiuiest in the State Of
/ Mississippi, and Th0ss coGniy seat Il
! Holly Springs, has O. against the Esd
icals aud uieir iniqBituUs reconstruction
| schemes. Watson. Compton and Town
send, Conservatives, received 1899 votes,
and Gill, Williams ana.EdmOndson, Bad.
1 icals, 1880 votes-s majority Of 8l5 FOR
] the Conservatives. Many Of our readers
/ will recOIlect Mr.. Townsend, Que Of the
/ Conservative, az the late Assistant Ad-
iutant General on TIE staff Of Gen.
/ Wsshburne, dU1Bg his administration
1 here ia Memphis We are indebted to
our fisnd, James !. HassG, Of Holly
/ Springs, for this Information.
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RECovERED-We were pleased to
meet upon the streets yesterday Col.
John 5. Kerr, who bias entirely recovered
from his late illness. He proposes in
due season. to reopen the Fanny FhurstOn
entertainments.
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For BENT FOB FHR YEAR 1865

SMALL FARM, in the immediate vicinity
a OF Germantown, and not more tnaI
rive acres. about hall Of v hicn lsln culuNauon
he balance IN grove and timber, Win ak9ou
and comfortable dwelling bous=, containing
EfT rooms, with out houses, etc q gooo sPIlns
~ never falling water, aud other appendages
Possession given on the lsto OF JannaLy ueN.aS
endIns the sist OF December 1oloWlng. Apply
10 Hsnry I. Jones, living 10 stEht OF we t1Soe
- nwNmm HEMhA H
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o SALE.
Fnnr Hnndred Aeres Of Fine Lant

ONLY NV acres cleared, balance heavily
timber q: most Of Il abave oyernoW' STU
afzd on LO0sa Hatchie river, three miles norm
Of Raleigh.
Terms Of purchaEe are very fayoTaole
sIniv 70 FINS BURRDW,
Raleigh, Tenn,
On to o. RIVES, Attorney at Law Express
RuudinE. Memphis. Tenn noo IN
DESTDENCE FOR. SALE--The
IL nnderaiEued offers ior sale the he luehce
- f-a 1are Tr. ". Il. Raiues. in the Town OF
H~ernNndo. DeS0tO county. Aliss. There Is on
H. DraufEes a large and eommOdious Frame
O-cbards 80. and situated near the Mlssis-
sippi and Tennessee railroad depot FOR Lur-
Iher Information address the Undergrad al
HernaudO, Miss aAIN
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AMUsEmENts

GREENLAw OPERA H0UsE.-Another
magnificent audience greeted the reign
ing dramatic spectacle, and expressed
renewed qualification at witnessing the
splendid ~tableaux, the superb dresses,
the graceful and artistic dancing d the
very beautiful appearance OF the corps
de ballet. The two principal daneersi
Signoras Anita Galetti and Auriole, are
most accomplished In the Terpsichorean
art, and Signor CaTdelii is truly 8 master
OF the dance. The ballet is the best we
have seen, and numbers some very pretty
faces and graceful forms in the list.
Toney Denier, as the gnome Finback, Is
exceedingly amusing, and his pantomime
excellent rs may be said OF his
fests, but his chef d'auvre is the man
moth frog, in which be keeps the house
in a o For splendor Of costume, we
have seen nothing like 1t in this merid-
ian, and the audiences will continue to
be pleased for many nights to come.
The scenes OF the Failing Water, or Di-
almond Shower, and the Palace Of Dew
drops, are magnificent in the extreme.
In consequence of the races, the natl
nee contemplated for this afternoon, will
be postponed until next Saturday the
22d inst.
q NEW ME1lfhS. 1hEalhEs AAAo
faYOrite place of amusement was crowded
last night by one Of the most fashionable
audiences that has assembled within its
walls during the season, and Miss Lolita
took a good benefit, appearing in six diff
ferent characters in the Female Detec.
tire. The Object Of Interest did not fail
to elicit its just need Of applause. The
banjo solo took the house by storm. To-
night the same bill. with additional songs
and dances, will be produced. The bene-
ft OF this really charming young actress
must have been as equally gratifying to
the 6eHefcfare, as it was tOher numerous
admirers.
THE VARIETIES was well ~patroDized
last night. The singing Of Miss Ada and
Madame louisa Payne Wray, with the
dancing of Mamseiles Williams and
Eldridge, gave unusual satisfaction.
Manager Brown keeps all quiet.
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RUE OvER-AhOUt even o'clock last
night Mr.. Jas. NcAIsrtin, in driving
along South street, ran owe the child OF
Mrs. Jas Campbell, aged about nine
years, dislocstiUg her shoBider. Minnie
is ar only child. She was properly cared
for, Nj. MC4srtin d~efraying all expenses
for medical attendance, etc.
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FOR RENT.
DOR RENT

Nv residence on Thornton avenue. between
OliMarket and Alabsma streets, where ! nov
rsSiee. q acre OF land, house eleven rooms
stable. etc al the convenience OF a country
home Al the same time e~ouvsnient 10 she bus
mess mart OF the city. POSSESSION given the
rrsf of December or sooner II desired.
j. H. WAGGEEER,
o-fqa ga Mafn street.
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DIM Goods cheap, cheaper, cheapest
at LindaueT, Arnold Il Co.'s nol3 I'm
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SUMMARY.
Turf Congress Post Stake $1,000. F,

Turf Congress Post Stake $4,000. FOu
mile heats four entries.
~I-Lexington Associations entry, b h
C0uuterprOof, 4 years old, by Colossas,
dam by imp 1
2-St. Louis Associations entry, 5 IN Mary
Wynno, ( years old, by JacT Malone,
dam ParSOnia, by imp Lsyiathan--......l 3
S-HashyIle AssOcia;ion'se entry, oh Duke
OF Urleaus, yeas old, by Jack MalO-e,
4-Memphis Associations entry, en- a EetO,
5years Old, by Lexington. cam LeVtty
by imp =
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The Public is now aware that Rice,
Silk d Co.'s closing Dry Goods sale is no
deception. The inducements offered are
such as will convince any one that the
stock will be closed out as soon as posi-
bic,
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TIE HEALTH or THE CITY.-The gen
eral health OF the city is rapidly improv-
ing in every respect. The cool and brsc.
ing atmosphere has DO doubt tended 70.
ward the punishment OF Bronze John.
Nav he never come baek.
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For ReRt-A Dwelling House con-
taiulng six rooms, on Robson street, in
the nealthiest part of the city. Inquire
of Lilly Bros, corner of Second aud
Union streets. noIO lw,
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Read the New Advertisement of
Rice, Stix & Co. Their prices have
been again reduced IN accordance
with the lsCesE decline, ana they
mean to offer such Inducements as
will guarantee an early sale.
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J. E. TEMPLE,
at Law,

Solicitor in BANKRUPTCY n commissioner
OF Deeds.
oFFUE-No. I2Jeaerson street, Room No Q
Third Story, Titus Block. novls
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RFEA LIFE IEsUsANoE UOBPANY,

or HAETFORD. CoSE.
A..et.. over Six and a Hair million Dol
lars.
ngTEg PoHeies on all the different plsns.
ma a. as low rates ~ SAFETY and + udcuce
I,I ire-ifv. Takes a note fr Hal The Pro
nsfunf thereby vlu get doGptr the amFunt OF
1900 with Ihe sane sam ia cash spent In
aEgsah Companies call acd see - D!van-
Ta~ss. 0nsrsS by the Agents 81 ~ MADISON
Etre-t. ap-statrs.
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THE MAIN STREET PAvISG The
work Of paving Main street By Messrs.
Taylor, McBain d Co. is getting along
finely. The eight squares extending
from Gayuso to Poplar streets are graded,
and the prospect j. that the whole will
be completed ere the new year sets in.
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r. ". PRICE, A. L. TREADWELL-
LAte iEasfporl Kiss. Memphis, Tenn
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Memphis, OSceOIa& Hale's POInt

Regular sldeWheeI Passenger Packet.
NETILL mske regular trips tor the Il
above and AL way points
leaving Memphis every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at 3 o'clock pm.
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE RTVBR PLANTATION

- ALE or KEN.
UHE farm known as the Richasdson pace, 10
Tfpfon county, Tenn, nve miles 10y -
5o115 containing 25 acres. Of WhlHl 40 AeIes
Sre Cleared and under a hne state on Iutla9i
90, Tbersar r on the place a comfoItaDle o~sd-
ing h-uss aud negro cabins, a gooo Eln ~
- ~ Ieeessarv 6uthouses. Terms r~easphhDle
IDpiv 10 Ashe. McLeunan q Co, - FE3ut9[
Nen1his. or to the undersigned Al SSsl4b"H
Tennessee J.R. PALMER
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CITY MATTERS.
MemphIs and charIs.Ion RAILROAD.

Tsfiv rsundays excepted rs am. S.49 pm
TicEetonee, rs corner OF South Court a.
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HARDwARE-Mr. ]. S. Shaw. Of the
firm Of J.. :. Shaw & Co, has Just re-
| turned from the East, with 3 large and
excellenlly assorted stock Of hardware Of
every conceivable description suited 10
the wants and necessities Of the me-
ehanic, merch2nb lsb0rluE man, and the
planters Of the Mississippi valley. The
present invoice makes bis stock q OF
the largest snd most desirable TO select
from in the city, and as bis prices are
correspondent with the hsrd tiEass pro-
duced by the late " uHp.sasantDess, " We
| recommend them 10 our readers.
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arNMARY.

Association Purse 500. Entrance SO.
Mile heats for three year olds-6va
entrieg-
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WANTS.
PATENT
HR A OH

nan nv a voauE man horn and raised IN To-
eomm1nlty. Best Of references given. AZORES
D.. c., appeal once no
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Land For sale.

good secondhand BUGGY and HARNESs
CkEle used viii be sold cheap. Apply 70 lay
- aav a Rutiand, 84 Front street, or
Ggf " I RRFU-E 4 90. Monroe street