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ARKANSAS.
The Militia In Fulton and Ash
ley Counties.
Martial Law Withdrawn from
Woodruff County.
Militia to ba Withdrawn
fronl Criitenden and Mis-
siSsIppi Counties.
--latest FrOm All PENIS.

A C respondent of the State Gazette
~ Littie Rock, writing from Pilot Hill,
Fulton county, speaking Of the doings OF
| tue militia in that section, says: "Col.
Dale - a modern Rabshekah, % Kings,
18Th chapter. He threatens the rebels
to pull down the mountains on them, ,
to scatter showers OF greasy lightning
on them,' and threatens the women If
they do not hold their tongues, that he
viii make them suffer for TIA trifing
thing indeed they complain about. His
soldiers take their horses, mules, beef.
cattle, pOrk-hogs, corn, fodder, oats,
wheat, blankets, bed-quilts, coats, pan
falcons, hsts, p~ocket-knives, money,
combs and ammunition, and rob their
bee gums, and take their jewelry, yet
ladies must not complain Such is the
state Of affairs in Our county, and | am
informed that the Clerk and Sheriff have
their orders not to enforce the civil law
until they get orders"
Another, signing himself r. G. VIM
beriey, and writing from Ashley county,
repeats the story of atrocities, as perpe-
trated by q Maj. Anderson. They sui
pass belief, even though we are so
well posted as to the capabilities
OF Clayton's thieves and c~utthrOats.
After detailing the mOGus opeTGndi of
cutting his establishment, Mr.. Wimber-
lay says:
~ was numerically abused and
cursed, kept under arrest, carried eight
or ten miles from home, and turned
loose afoOt. 1 am ifty-four years ef "a
have q wife and seven ehildren-my loss
in goods amounts to 5000. Thus in my
old age Iem left penniless and my chill
drsu bsggars."
BY q proclamation, dated January q,
Clayton has removed martial law from
county.
ACROSS THE RIVER.
We are informed by parties from Crit
county yesterday, that the body
u George Wallace, Of whose murder we
3 Y an sccOunt on Monday morning, /
still lies by the roadside unburied. The
not only refuse to bury him them
elves, but swear vengeance and death
o any one who does so.
Clayton remained on board the Des
Arc ali night Monday night, as stated
" the APPEAL, and not at the house Of
he Rev. DR.. Watson. Early yesterday
morning he took the ferryboat Lady
lYithsnp and went to Mound City, and
hence to Marion.
LAST evening we learned that an Off
er had been dispatched to the city dur
nc the day, to secure q boat to convey
ne militia fron this region to Helena,
where they are to be disbanded.
Silks marked down at B. Lowenstein
; RrOS
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT George w. Reeves,
Judge-The following cases are set for
trial to-day
IL Bsugns VS. Ward q LeGuere.
42 Leonard, uSe, VS. Wheeler, admir-.
q Stewart & Bro vs. Chapman, admix.
IL Resussesu vs. ManUess.
A. Dickens, admir-, VS. Cash, admir-.
4G Barnett VS. Combs, Jr.
~ Blood x Co VS. May.
IS Johnson VS. NJ & o r r Co.
49 Herring vi ame
80 State, use, etc, VS. Edwards ( Greg
DRY.
81 Orr, admir-, vs. Osborne.
50 Caldwell vs. Harvey.
50 Hill VS. Buntyne.
81 Msllon vs. Muncrief.
So King, e~xecutrix, vs Tauman.
So Myers VS. Stephens.
81 Sale vs. Perkins ct al.
IS Cunningham VS. McLeary.
So Caldwell VS. Sparks.
90 Caldwell VS. White.
81 Same vs. Holmes.
90 Same Va Holmes.
50 Same VS. Auer.
u Waldsn ct al VS. Holmes, admir-.
IS McSpadden vs. Black.
SO CreDshaw VS. Smith.
81 B~rOatnsx VS. Crenshaw, admir-.
GO N06es VS. Ssgler.
IS Chester vs. Quinn.
70 Smith vs. J N B Smith.
II Wsldsl ct al vs Holmes, admir-.
y Brooks & Saunders VS. Dickens.
70 Hsner ct al vs Small.
"A Dunlsp VS. Rice.
IS McCOmbs & Co VS. Wsrfeld.
70 Weaver, Trustee, vs. Robinson ct al.
IT RoOdnrgon VS. I.pWa at al
IS W Weaver, Trustee, VS. Worsham ct al.
70 Same va Brinkley ct al.
so Same VS. Wynne ct al.
81 Same vs. Pickett, Worme!ey & Co.
81 Same VS. Pearson ct 81.
50 Same VS. LsRth ct al.
81 Same VS. q. w. Lead OIL Co.
IS MyeT', use, etc. We Iohl.
Sc Simon vs. Pump Il Go.
81 Chambers ct al VS. Boone & Co.
IS Garner VS. same.
50 School VS. Waddell, administrator.
80 President and Directors Of Bank OF
West Tennessee We Beaumont.
Courts meets promptly at 9 o'clock.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. W. WdIdrdn,
J1dge.-M0st of the cases on yesterdays
calendar we're disposed OF by continu-
anee. Toe judgments entered are rs
follows:
1874 Wexford VS. Sorrey, Judgment for
plaintiff, 1851 SO.
1926 Frech VS. Crown d Panty, Judgment
for plaintiff, 1914 so.
1901 King, use, ETC., VS. Harvey, judg-
mant for plaintiff, S274 As.
1914 Jones VS. Wormeley, Joy & Co, judg-
ment for plaintiff, 1921 80.
1858 Selby VS. Levy, judgment for plain
tiff, 1920.
1898 Walker vs. Estes, Judgment for
plaintiff, 1890 80.
The cases set for to-day are as follows /:
I4SI Cubbins, Gum & Coover VS. Hell
man ct 81.
I64l Kane vs. H9me Insurance Co.
1912 Same VS. Security Insurance Co.
l544 same VS. Putnam Insurance Co,
1914 Reid VS. Gamer.
1913 Turnage Vi Davis.
1913 Rice, Silk & Co VS. Flies & Co.
1916 Jones va WOrmeley, Joy 4 Co.
1913 Shaw & Co VS. Winter.
1850 Rick VS. COckrell.
1851 Carr d Luke vs. Kendig.
1857 FItz MoFriss VS. Walsh.
1854 Coleman VS. Greeley.
1867 StrEusberger vs. Rocco.
1868 Malstests va Elliott ct 81.
CHANCEBY CoURT.-W rs. N. Smith,
ChdncelIOT.-fhe following cases are set
specially for hearing to-day:
$40 Stanton VS. Bradford.
Gil Wilson VS. Hart.
$40 Greenlaw VS. Maydwell.
655 Dickens VS. ApDerson.
SIS Meath VS. Porter.
AGA Treadwell vs. McKeon.
$40 Brlnkley VS. Breuster.
$50 Jones VS. MeGinnis.
SOS Witt VS. Bland.
623 Ogerton VS. StoVall.
57S Commercial Bank VS. Ford.
SIS Mitchell VS. Jackson,
The Clerk and Master will take an ac-
count to.dsy In the case Of Ensel VS.
Psres et 81.
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A Card From Sheriff Curry.

OFFICE OF SHERIFF SHELBY COUNTY.
MhHPaIs, TESS., January %, 1862
To the Citizens Of Shelby County:
In view Of existing alarm, and OF the
frequent applications made to me by va
rious persons ia the county, for prOtec-
ton, and OF the Outrsges committed
sOme Of which have been mentioned in
the city papers, and others have not-I
feel Ii my duty to call upon sll good ciJi-
ems Of the county to assist in maintain
ing peace sad good order. Knowing, SIS
l do, that the large majority Of our citi-
gems are opposed to acts Of lswlessness,
and summary punishment, executed by
bands OF pretended regulators acting as
Ku-RluE, or masked invaders Of the
county, whose deeds OF barbsrity in
late special cases, sll sensible and
lust men, Irrespective Of political
feelings, must condemn. | am In
part prompted to make this call by the
solicitation Of good citizens, who desire
that all persons snail De protected Ia life
and property ard that the county may
be freed from any impending troubles
that may now threaten il, 1 ask the cit
izens 70 assist me in bringing ALL Of
tenders against good order IN the county
to Justice to arrest them, or to give sucn
Information aud evidence a. ghail lesd TO
their arrest and conviction, aud net to
stand quiet spectators OF the troubles ard
tUrmOils that may surround them. An
effort 80 the part Of our good eitizsDs
will easily secGre safety and quiet TO
the county, and IEse i from any at
tempts 10 cast q stigIns upon Il. Such
an effort would qQies the uneasy, rest
less, LUsEIlent chsr6c. ers that are Ie-
cognizsd by some as leaders OF these
masked bands, ana stamp with dissp-
probation acts countensnced or done by
them-Rcts thst many OF their own COM
rades condemn, and that all respectable
citizens must feel to be ~unbecOming civ
iliZed, respectable and ~law-abitiDg men.
Members OF the bands IN the country are
led 20 extrsVsgsnt and outrageous acts
by the bsd counsel Of irresponsible snd
u~nprincipled men, dChG are klOUH, and
whom the citizens OF Shelby county
should regard &c tle main authors Of
their troubles.
Again ask all good citiza ans Of this
county 70 assist in bringing all offenders
to justice, irrespective OF party, color or
position, and l assure them that they
shall have my best and most earnest e.
forts to assist them il so doing.
A. P. CURRY.
Sheriff OF shelby county. Tenn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Re-engsgement of the Great Artists. Miss
MAGGIE MITCHELL and J. W. COL
LIER. CroWded Houses
Wednesday January 27.-Wul be
produced, with all the effects, LORLE -LOrle
belle Of the CantOn), Maggie Mitchell Rein
hard (The Artist, j.. W. Collier.
Great Play Thursday Might.
SCALE Of P~RICES-DreSs Circle and Parquette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, 50
cents COloced Boxes, 50 cents Colored Gall
lery, IS cents.
Doors open at quarter to o'clock; curtain viii
rise at 8 precisely. Box-bOok open from 10
O'clock IN. to 5 pm.
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IN MEMORIAM.-We are panied to
announce the death Of Maj. w. SOmer-
yell, which occurred ct the residences II
mis- father, JOS. B. Samervell, Esq, in
Haywood county, on the morning Of the
22d met. Maj. SOmerve.l wss 5 young
lawyer Of great promise and his death
will be deplorsd by q very wide circle Of
friends and acquaintance.
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WE CALL ATTENTION To THE LIST or
W Valuable Real Estate in our sale on
HONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY Isl

ll,G0 acres Of land on Hatehfe river, 4 miles
rom Bartlett. undivided into lots, and sold
BY dec1es OF the Chancery Court of Jackson, on
very easy terms-l0 per cent. cash, balance ]
and years.
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GoOD-THE VERY BEsT.-Mr. John
Lilly, = gentleman without any superior
in bis business, has afforded us an oopor-
tunity OF ssmpllng bis wines, liquors, Gle
and porter. This We have done leisure.
ly Snd st our pleasure in order that We
might be able to express 10 the public.
for him, orr estimate of them. And
this Is trus Of every article Mr.. Lily
sells. W. recommend him to the public,
and above all, thSt our readers dc as we
have done and sample hisstock Of liquors
40 well selected from the best sources.
ReEd his advertisement.
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PLANTATION BTrTERs combine rare
medicinal virtues with 3 delicious aroma,
and 8 flavor grateful to the palate. Il Is
purely vegetable, aud in its composition
all the requisites of science have been
compiled with. 1t is suitable for all
ages and sexes II is gentle, stimulating
sid soothing. Al dyspectic disorders
are cured by it, sBd it repairs and re-
stores natures wasted powers. Planta-
tion Bitters are increasing daily 10 favor
18th ell Glasses. l. relieves suffering,
renders life q luxury, brighteDs the pres-
emit, and throws hopeiC- light on the
MAGSoIIA WATER--Super-or 10 the
test imported German Cologne, and sid
81 half the price.
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NICHOLSON PAyEMENT.-The co.,
tractors have finished all CT the work Of
paving with the NichOlsOn pavement let
70 them in this city. The Chancery
Court has decided the question of the
property owners liability in favor Of
the contractors. The contractors are re-
ouired by the city to enforce the cOllec-
ton OF this tax by suits against the prop
.srty for its condemnation and sale; hence
we shall expect all parties indebted to
SIS for the pavement to come to our Office
and settle. II there Gre those who esn-
not psy the money, let them come up
and say frankly what they a and
will do, and We shall do what we can in
accepting such terms as they may be able
10 offer us. 4. Z. Brown d co.
January Z, 1869.
Ledger and Post copy.
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NOTICE.
~ The subscribers have this day formed q
Limited partnership according to law, under
the nrm name of MONROE, SMALTZ & CO.,
for the general Boot and shoe Business In the
city Of Philadelphia, to January 1,
1869, and TO terminals December 81, 1871. The
General Partners are JAMES MONROE, 10
sEPH e. sMALTz, MAHLON 5. Stokes
and JOHN T. MONROE, and the Special Part
ner is CHARLES d. REED, and they all res
peciively reside in the city OF PhilaeelphiS.
The special Partner has contributed to the
common stock OF the nrm in goods and cash
the SUM Of nfty thousand dollars.
JAMES MONROE,
JOSEPH (. sMALTA.
NJ. s. Stokes,
JOHN T. MONROE,
General Partners
CHARLES d. REED,
Special Partner.
Philadelphia. Dec. 81, 1868. i~
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LUCKY Observation-Disclosures Leech,
OF the Memphis s1d Charleston Rail-
road, was robbed Of . splendid O%vercost
yesterday on the train. by a passenger
who gave his nsme IS Peters. he gave
Information vt headquarters as o as
he arrived in town, and during the day
the thief was arrested, and the coat re-
fUrDcd
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ID o l..
n MaNROB. SAALrz CO. have this day
removed to 3 and $40 MARKET street,
where they Will carry on the Manufacturing
and Jobbing OF Boots and shoes. as successors
to Haddock, Reed q Co.
December 2, 1893, ial
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NEW MEMPHIs.-LorEe was repeated
70 another full house last night. Il Is q
wonderfully Affecting play, and hard in
deed must be the heart that Is not moved
by Miss Maggie Mitchelps acting OF the.
part. Il will we repeated tonight.
GAIETIEs. Manager E!ley finds
GliBgpses Of Memphis a drawing card,
and everybody goes there to see what
these 4" glimpses" are like. Be sure to
20 snd take III
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JOE LoCKEs NEWS STAND, 1864 Main
street, is well supplied with reading ma
terial, embracing every variety Of daily,
weekly and monthly papers, as well as
magazines and periodicals. All the
latest news can be obtained at his mann
moth stand
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DE BOWS REvIEY.-The January
number OF this excellent Southern COM
mercial magazine il ct heaG. the table
of contents embraces several srticies OF
more than ordinary interest aud yaius
70 the entire South" Real Estate Loan
in the United States,U New Orleans
and Ship Islsnd Canal" Mexico"
IS Tales Of the ~S)uthiSnd,n etc.
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FURIOUs.-A steer, belonging to a
drove being driven up the levee yester-
dsy evening, became furious and unmsn-
sgeable, Rnd gored two or three other
cattle terribly. A negro wO2an narrow
ly escaped the same fate.
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THE STATESMAN for January % I Is at
hand. It contains editorial notices on
the Pacific Railroad Subsidies, copper
legislation, A Very Black Crook and Bit
uaiisn in Engisnd-sll well considered
and ably written articies-bssides 8 large
amount Of reading matter Of general M
seFest,
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,
OF ri, Mississippi.
Chartered by the state in 1854, and authorized
to confer the Highest Educational Hon
ois on Young Ladies.

kERTF5-AIM-CAE parents and Guard
ians are esq cls-ly Invited TO consider the mer-
It's or this LIS. tu iOu. To educate-1n the true
sense OF ihs wrsd-to educate thoroughly the
young ladies % The South, il its aim. The de-
81 GlthsmEiics, Physical and Moral
Ecl5nces, Literature, Ancient and Modern Ian
guRges, Ma IL, Drawing, ETC., are ably filled by
accOD plishea TEACHERS, male and female.
Special Care-it may be said, uncommon cara
Is taken not only to thoroughly educate in
the Arts ana sciences, but 10 render the pupils
coniented and happy, 10 train their moral
sentiments, 10 CuIt watts correct tastes, to pre-
ssrve ter health, ard to throw around them
proper rs'TglnE. In snort, to afford to patrons
one Of the very best regulated Institutions in
the land.
APPARATUs.-Arrar gements have been made
to supply the Coli ge with suitable Apparatus
sufficient 20 llu-tTaJs the Sciences, and 10 give
q prG tical knowledge OF them. In addition,
the c asses IN Chemistry, Astronomy and Nat
uTal Philosophy. through the courtesy Of the
cheers IT tle state University, will have &C
cess 70 i&s large aid well appointed hemfca
and Philosophical Apparatus, excelled by none
in the South, snd to be favored with lectures
and experimental IL ustrations by QTs. Garland
and Hrgard. the learned Professors In these
DEPARTMENT..
BUILDnsS-L6CsTIoN.-The haiId.ng, esti-
msted 10 DO worth $4,000, Is c-ommcdious, com
f1rtaOle and r~ettrsu.
REFERKNcss.-An patrons and pupils Of the
Col ese.
BOARDING DEPARTMENT-In charge OF Rev.
W. W. McGahOn, Is Kept IN a style seldOIa. If
ever, equaset. Al the teachers board in the
College.
UNIFORMITY OF DEESS-ECOSOMY.-Pu1ple
Ca1co, Brown MerinO, Pink Delaine, Pink
Lawn and White Dresses, Plain Hat, trimmed
only with a band OF black velvet. These
wishing TO wear mourning are required to con-
form in plainness Of dress, but not in color.
As economy is the obi ct o. this arrangement,
new pupils need notify aside clothing already
on hand, II as plain as the Uniform, but when
additional purchases are necessary, the uni
form must be regarded.
EX~PENsEs.-Per session of 20 weeks, half In
advance:
Preparatory Glasses. -----..s IL 50
College Glasses, proper IS CO
Ancient and Modern Languages, each ..... u 50
Music, each Instrument....-.,-............-.. Is %
Zee of S %
branches, usual rates..-----..
Board, Lodging, Washing, Fuel, Ligh's
anu lO W
Pupils charged at the above rates from the
date of entrance until end of session in June.
except in cases of protracted sickness.
sc BURHEY, Pres't of Trustees.
ia8dRw G. II BELL, Pres't OF College.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HARvARp law SCHOOL.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERAfs, Be
- ginning FEBRUARY p, and \ EEBxR Is,
1863. The Rasident Professors are T~haOprtlus
Parsons, Lib, Emory Washburn, LID and
Gafbanisl Holmes. AN. Gentlemen Of dis
tinctIou In the Profession lecture from time 10
time on special topics. Application may b
made Tor circulars or further To
either OF the Resident Professors. Jazz
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FHE DIFFERENCE.-We saw q drsy
yesterday, dfswns by three mules and
loaded with thirteen bales OF cotton.
This season two years ago, three mules
eOsld not have drawn three bales
through che same street. So much for
the Nicholson.
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SALESMAN WANTED.-A person well
acquainted with city and country trade,
who Bas had experience Of selling goods
in this city. None others need apply.
MENkEN RROTHERN.
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ATTEND the great reduction sale 1t B.
I ovensSsin & Bros.

A CHASaE FOR THE The
Hrsss and Times of Sunday says the Nc
MinuSille and Manchester Railrosd has
been leasSd for three years TO Mt ssrs. Prize
& Higgins, Of Manchester, for $4,000
per annum. They take possession to-day,
and will 81 once iSRugurste IA entiIe re-
form in the management Of the road. The
change is regarded by the people Of the
section interested IS likely 10 prove
highly advantageous, both the patrons Of
the road and to the State. They have
full confidence that the ~lessess, who are
gentlemen Of capacity and experience,
and thoroughly identified with the
Interests OF & country through which
the road passes, will meet win success
IN their enterprise.
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TO-DAY the omnibus line starta, and
the "Ware and tar" Institution COM
mences giving DR.. StillmsD's Great
General Restorative to the dilapidated
animals of the concern, as q dernier re-
sort.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH.

BEWANEE MOUNIAINl TENN,
THE next Term sf the Junior Department
4 will open at University Place, Tenn,
ON the 10th Day OF February, 1859.
Boys received at any sge and prepared for Col
lege. Location perfectly healtny-A0o feet
above the sea. 500 covers expense, board and
tuition, for three months. FOR circulars and
lie formation address g. r. Fairbanks, Esq,
General Treasurer. University Place, Tenn.
G. ]. QUIETARD. DID, LID,
fa5 eOda Vice Chancellor.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Cotton Plantation
For sale.

w offer for sale one Of the most valuable
w Cotton Plantations in Bolivar county,
Mississfppi. lying three miles from the river, on
Lake Cnrfstmas, and southeast from the town
OF Prentiss, and known SIS the Polk Place.
The tract contains ZOO acres, 500 of which are
cleared. The place is high and well drained,
snd has on il, q fine Steam Gin and Sawmin,
which cost SlO,VOO also, three new Carver Gin
Standfs Of eighty saws each.
The title to the property is perfect, and It
will be seld at s great bargain, and good time
given TO make the pay ments.
tal4 7. A. ELS q co.
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CORREcTIoE,-In the article entitled
"Chiffoniers, " in yesterdays Local, the
words 81 broken dorm gentleman were
converted into broken Lol01 gentle
man. We had no earthly Intention Of
3 slight on the great State OF lows, sno
the fault was entirely with the printer.
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GORGEoUs.-The clouds at sunset yes
terday were indeseribably gorgeous and
beautiful, and in brilliancy the scene
would well compare with the sunsets Of
Italy OF the Levant.
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Four Plantations for Sale or Rent.

THREE Plantations, containing about 500
4 acres each, together with stock, corn. fodder,
Implements, ETC., on same These farms are
situated about twenty miles from Memphis,
near Pleasant Hill, DeSoto county, Mississippi.
The other farms contains about 100 acres, and
Is situated in Ashley county, Arkansas. For
terms apply 10 me, near Pleasant Hill. Miss.
T. A. MAXWELL.
Refer to e. NJ. Appersou q Go. and Taylor q
a Rand, Memphis, Tenn, DEL I'm
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FOR SALE.
LAND AND LOTS FOR SALE.


81 ACRES, opposite Bray's Station, adjoin-
o. ing south Side OF Memphis aud Charleston
Railroad, Is miles east OF Memphis.
100 ACRES, known as the Giles Farm. on
10 east bank OF the Mississippi river, oppO.
site lower end of Island No. 40, and 10 miles
north of Men phis-SU acres under cultivation.
7 Ca on east side OF Bayou Gayoso, 2I feet on
IL Court street, with small Frame House.
Clear OF lease,
! OF on east side OF Bayou. fronting 100 feet
IL on Madison street, on which is a Board
Yard. Subject 10 lease.
7 OF. with Cotton shed. formerly Barnes
A. Cotton Shed, nov used for a Wagon Yard
on Court street, a few rods west of Charleston
avenue. Clear OF lease.
T OF on east side OF Bayou, fronting 2S5 feet
- on norm side Of Court street. on which
stands Carroll, Walker q Co.'s Cotton Shed.
Subject to lease,
I or, fronting 50 feet on Charleston avenue,
~ OF which stands the Grocery OF Thos.O Ma-
honey, and extending 200 feet TO Court street.
For terms inquire Of
THOS. WICKERSHAM,
No. 8, Second Floor,
ja4 PosfOGics Building.
EOa SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR REAL
Z ESTATE IN CHICAGO OK VICINITY.
29O by 3IS feet, with a Ene residence and 4 cot
Residences on Poplar street. For terms and
particulars apply to or address KNZIE BROS
Real Estate Agents, No. l04 Madison street,
Room No 2, Chicago, Ill, 1s23
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WanteI--City and country pee
ME 30 know that we are Offering
our splendid sock OF Boots,
she's a9d Hats "a retail, "a less
than Wholesale prices. Satisfy
yourselves bE looking.
J.. 7. HASlSLAN az CO..
&zS @ain Street.
Goods net exactly IR style less
than cost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-27

To WHOLESALE BUYERs.-JCst re-
ceived one thousand %overcoRts from S6
to SO each, ct Walker Bros, & Co, 20
Main street, Clay Building. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-27

HCHTLDREN OF ISRAEL THE bah
for the benefit OF this congregation at
the Memphis Club Hall last night was q
grand affair, and the assembled crowd
enjoyed themselves until almost morn
ing.