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SPECIAL NOTICES.

An Absolute safegusrd-Invalids, broken
downin health and spirits by Chronic Dyspep.
sia, or suffering from the terrible exhaustion
which follows the attacks of acute disease,
the testimony of thousands who have been
raised as by a miracle from a similar state of
proslration by HOSTETTER's STOMACH
BITTEas, is a sure guarantee that by the same
means yo,s to may be strengthened and re-
storeu. Bat to those who stand in peril of cpl
denies, to all who, by reason Of exposure, pri-
vations and u-ncongenial climate or unhealthy
pursuits, may at any moment be stricken down
this pare graph, il most pa Heularly and eHt-
phdacaHy adore sed. You, who are thus sit.
uated. ars profered an absolute safeguard
against the danger that menaces you. Tone
and regulate ths system with this harmless
medicinal Sti 1nlant and Alternative, and you
Will be forearmed against the maladies whose
seeds float around ycu in the air unseen.
HOsTkTTER'S STOMACH Buffers are not
only a tandard Tonic and Alternative through
the United States, but they are accredited
by the certificates Of the most distinguished
citizens OF the Union, 70 the people of all other
lands. In Canada, Australia and the West
Indies, they sre ~graduahy taking the place OF
all other stOmacnics. whether native or for
eigH, and as surely as truth is progressive and
demonstration oVsTthrOws do 'bt, they will
eventu ally supersede eve y othsr Iavigorant
and Restorative now employed in medicinal
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500 600 damages! We hope that =" Mr.
CoTbin and his hackers may get the dam
sges, and that we will live TO see it-ii
We do we will not die in the flower OF
our youth anyway.
The Nashville Banner and Unicn
and american in commenting upon, and
correcting the statement made by sew
sral papers-the APPEAL amor the
numbsr-to the effect that ait will be
two or three weeks before the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad will be in
running condition from Nashville to
Hickman" wonder how the statement
gained currency, or where ii originated.
1t appeared first in the local columns Of
the Press and Times Of Nashville,
whence We copied It. We suppose other
papers got it from the same source. We
are happy to say there is no truth In it.
The road was fully repaireA, and trains
commenced running through on Sunday
last.
There is in the possession of oneof
the editors of the APPEAL g qusEtO black
letter volume, entitled Les TdpjSseries
du Roy" and bearing the date of Augs-
bury, June, 1880. 1t is a collection OF
copperplste e~ngrsvipgs of the original
designs from which the celebrated tapes
tries o. Louis XIV. were made, and
although executed nearly two hundred
years ago, when the art of eopperplate
engraving was in its infancy, these
pictures, forty in number, are marvellous
works of art. The series consists of eight
large e~ngrEvings, twelve by sixteen
inches, representing the four seasons and
the four elements, and thirty-two Wig !
~nettss-four for each larger plate. The
tex is in French and German, and is of
itself q curiosity. The book is in its
original binding, and is very little worn
having evidently been very highly
priced by its former owners. To a BID
IiOphje il is of great value, both On
account Of its intrinsic worth and also
its rarity. There are but two other
copies known to be in existence, and
neither Of these is in 3 perfect state of
preservation.
The Little Rock Republican has
carefully compiled a table showing the
amount OF unsOld swamp lands In each
county ia the State. It foots 10 the
enormous aggregate Of I,163, 200 acres, as
follows:
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To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH, at
the Charleston House, corner OF New Madison
street and Charleston Avenue, in the city oil
Memphis Tennessee, between legal hours, and
commencing at Il o'clock am. OF said day, the
blowing described property belonging 10 the
estate OF said Bankrupt, VIZ:
L Tn said Bankrupt's interest id the prem
tses known as the Charleston House or Madison
House, situated on the corner of New Madison
street and Charleston Avenue, in the city of
Memphis the same being held by Bankrupt
by warrantee deed from John d. armour, sub
ject 10 a deed OF trust executed by Bankrupt
10 2. II. DaVIe, trustee, 10 secure 10 said Ar
mOuT certain notes given for Eur base money +;
also, subject to certain attachments against
said Armour, and to a deed of trust given by
said Armour prior to Eankrupt7s purchase.
?. The said Bankrupt's interest in a leasehOld
and house at Central Point, in ths city Of Mem
phis, described as follows to-WIt : sixty feet OF
The east part of the lot on Spring street, in the
Dunn subdivision, formerly leased to Morris,
on which stands q double cottage said lease is
from B. b. Waddell agent, to Millsrd q ROgers,
anu the rights of Bankrupt and Rogers, under
the lease, are in litigation in the Chaneery
court of Memphis. IN case Of Willard vs..
Rogers. The ssid lease has also been trans
ferTed to o d. Armour as collateral seeurf Y
for payment of the purchase money of said
Charles; on House.
8. The Bankrupts interest in the following
lots, viz:
Lot No. :, 3 ock AZ, fronting 81 feet on Her.
nando street, by 100 feet d=ep.
Lot No z, Block 40, fronting 50 feet on Vance
street, by $50 feet deep.
Lot Nc. 8, Bio k 81, ronting S7% feet on Null
49, oN11GNr ~ ~ 49, ~ ah- - NLG AAAJ III
Memphis, Tennessee, held by SAID Bankrupt by
title, deeds nom the city of Memphis,
dated 1866
4 The Rankrupt's interest undivided one
half in the following lands, viz ) 4 fractional
part of section y rs, N H9 W y OF s W u
section 9, s, n X 9 e; N E u of section Il I 9, N
E; 5 OF z = or secdOn Il, T9, n Rs E,
in Crlttenden county, Arkansas, containing
300 acres, more or less, held by Bankrupt by
title bond or G. n. MI Ter, dated from June |,
1856, subject to lien for unpaid purchase money,
and also subject to q deed OF trust TO secure
payment Of certain notes due TO e. q. Whip
pie.
5. A large lot of hotel furniture, consisting of
carpets, mating, bedsteads, bedding. chairs, Ia
0les, Wristbands, lounges, sofas, looking glass;
ss, pictures, shades, lamps, chamber fulnlture, /
etc, etc, and one melodeOn.
6. All the bills of exchange, note b ndE. Sc
sur1ties, debts, accounts, books Of count,
eQuiLles, chooses N action, and all and
the personal effects Of satu bankrupt,
Of every kind and description.
The schedule and other evidences of properly
are to be seen at my ONCE.
A deposit OF ten per cant required Of all bid.
5eTs on Zach purchase.
W Y. CIR0DE, Assignee, ETC.,
$50 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
April %. 1869. apps |
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ARKANSAS
More Radical R@scaIiiy I'm
masked.
A Syyeet-SCented ScaiaWag
Postmaster.
A Pet AppOIntee Of CIaytOn's
Is Arr estea for E0bbinS
the Mail, and Arson.

We learned lsst night the details CT as
pretty 3 piece Of systematic rsscaiity ss
we have heard Of in soms time-being
tbs exploits OF one W. ID. Bard6n, the
Radical postmaster at Madison, Ark.
This BardeD, who, it appears, is q Ten
nessee ec6l8wag, vas recommended by
Clayton for the postmastership OF Madi-
son in 1857, and got the appointment.
Revelations recently made show that he
had hardly got warm in the Office before
he began plunderiug the mails, and the
practice thus begun continued up to the
43Eh ILL.,, through a period OF over two
years.
Our informant did not give Us the
whole mIOd2S OperGRdj of his detection,
but it appears that he had long been sus-
pectei, and some weeks ago the new sd.
ministrstiOn determined To appoint che
G%roghan to the position and give Barden
his walking ticket. The appointment
vas sent on by mail, but Groghd8 aeUer
qOt 1t, and Barden continued TO exercise
The functions OF the office. This was the
clue which caused the arrest, which was
made by the United States Marshal on
Monday last.
As sGon as Bsrden was put in durance
his house was searched and many evil
dences of guilt were discovered. Among
other things an old coat was found, in
which were envelopes and parts OF let
tiers running back to the spring Of '67.
This marshal, not being thoroughly
posted in the law pertaining to his duties,
released Barden on bail.
While he was around town, on bail, a
house belonging TO s. former deputy Of
his was burned under such suspicious
circumstances that the arson was imme-
disteiy charged to him. Several things,
indeed, point most concl1sively to him,
among other things q peculiar shoe
track, made by the incendiaTy, was
recognized as his. He was consequently
rearrested on Thursday (dsy before yes
terday) on charge OF arson. Since his
sscond arrest he has made a full confess
sion Of his guilt 10 the matter Of the rob-
berry, and admitted that he was prepar-
ing to run away and forfeit his bonds
when he was arrested the second time.
He will Do examined next Wednesday,
when we will give IA readers a full re-
port of the proceedings.
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FrOm Geo. d. Prentice, ESQ, Editor of
the Louisville Journal.

Dr. LIGHTGILL-DEAR L 1 am sorry to
learn that you contemplate leaving Louisville
at TIE end Of the present week. I earnestly
wish that your engagements elsewhere might
permit yeu TO remain here for a time longer.
Your sojourn mong Us, Dr. Lighthiu, viii be
long remembered by our people. It has been
blessing to many. You have treated NE and q
female member of my family with great sue
cess. Youseem to understand, as by intuition.
the character of a malady and its best remedy.
You ave a multitude OF patients in this city,
and I have not seen or heard of one to whom
you have held out the promise of relief with
out rendering 1t. your entire practice among
Us has been a brilliant success, and I cheerfuuy
recommend you to my many friends South,
and the public at large, as a physician deserv-
the utmost confidence.
Hoping that you may live long to be bless
ing to additional thousands Of the afflicted, I
am, very truly, yours,
geo y. PRENTICE.
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Gorham Manufacturing Company
SOC PROVIDENCE, r. l.,
STERLING SILVER WARE


THIS Company, having the most extensive
L and complete SiIvsrgare Factory 10 the
world, and employing the best talent in de-
signing, modelling aud finishing, ara, with the
AID of ingenious and labOr-sSviIg machinery.
enabled to produce IN large quantities. and al
the loves prizes, 20 los beautiful in design and
uusurpasSS IN finish, the 6neuess CT which
they guarantee to be Of sterling purity u. s
Mint assay. A certificate Is issued with all ar
ucles Isl silver for the purpose of protecting
purchasers from tTitations OF their designs.
They also continue to manufacture their well
known and unrivalled Nickel-SiIver Electro
Plated Ware, which will last twenty-five years
with fair everyday usage.
Orders received from the tradeonly, bat these
goods may be obtained from responsible deal
arg ~avErVUbAra- o.
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ICE CREAM.
Bankrupt Sal, Of Real and Personal


In the matter Of Jason E. Willard, Bankrupt.
by virtue of a general order of sale entered
ID by the District Court of the United States
for tue district of West Tennessee. in Bank
ruptcy, on the 18th day of December, A d., 1865,
will prOceedtO sell, on
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HAMPERS, Leslie's Lady's Magazine,
Pleasant Hours, Demorest, Cooley, Peter
son, Atlantic. Eclectic, Catholic World,
Lsdy's Friend, chronological Journal,
Comic Monthly, Budget of Fun, and
Nick-Nax for Msy Saturday Monthly,
Travellers Railroad Guide, Che Specta-
tor, and q host Of other magazines, Illus
trated weeklies, Northern and Western
dailies, at ice Locke's, 1864 Main street.
I
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FOR BEEF.

-oP PFTT-THE ARSsTkONG PLACE,
L on central avenue, three niles from
N Vround. with a fine lawn suitable Tor
4 pasture. good House with four rooms-large
bnfIdfuEs. The place has three c~isIerns, good
orchard, large hot1ed with necessary. SASH
aSpsrsgus bed, hue stables ans carriage mouse
wfth enclosed sheds Tor forty head OF cattle
10 a gardener or dairyman, this is ole OF n
most desirabIe places near Memphis. Apply
20 JOHN 7. WILLiNS,
myl a2 Front street.
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WAITS.

nOOLEY7S CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING
ID POWDER has stood the test Tor years ana
stands to-day unrlvalsd. No ingredients enter
into is composition but such a. are perfectly
harmless andIhey sre-n such exact proportion
As 10 produce the same results each time VAIN
II any h~Ouseksep6r VINO has sOOd hour can
make the best bread, cakes or pastry desired.
II any OF our lady ulends haye not yet tired II,
we advise them TO do 50 at once. Akas not only
The best Baking Powder IN the market, but
much cheaper, As it rtQU-res from One-thlTd 10
ons-half less than those OF ordinary manufac-
lure. ASK your grocer for DOCLEY'S BAKING
POWDER, ana you viii Use no DINER after one
trial myI
COMEIBING NEw.-The Pae1t Launrdy
and female. CrcuIaTs nee, or send % cents for
samples. Also, best Aey Tag and stencil tools.
app BALTIMORE STENCIL WORKS. ND.
ANTED-TO rent or purchase 2 small
Nv FARM OF about 50 or 100 acres, EaI IN
cuitlvaaiCn, with ordinary improvements and
within 3 SNORT distance OF either OF The rail-
roads running into Gempa1s, and noL more
wishing 70 rent or sell, AZ q reasonable pnce,
can ma good CUSTOMER, by addressing MA,
ADpeaI Once. apI7
ETANTED.-A situation as SALESMAN by 8
young man who has been travelling
agent" Tor this paper. Address L, Appeal
ONCE. mhZ5
1yANTFD-A situation by an experienced
w boOk-Eeeper. Adde'S A. B, Appeal
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WEEKLY Pamela STAR

rs PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF COUN-
l. try entirely tributary TO Memphis, and has
a circulation unsurpassed by any other me-
dtum of that kind in North Mississippi. Mer-
chants and business men generally Will ind It
TO their advantage to advertise in the STAR
Address Pamela STAR,
0cR Donola naf--
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From E. A. Collins, Esq of Milan, Tenn.


To EDITORS OF THE AVALANCHE:
GENTLEMEN-Dr. Lighthin expects TO visit
your city soon, and for the benent Of the suf-
fering I wish to say, through you, to your very
extensive acquaintance in this and other
Southern States. that DR.. Llghrhm can do all
for the suffering that can be Afforded by skill,
science and a comprehensive experience.
Iplaeed under his treatment, over two years
since, my niece, Miss Eliza Mftehum, OF McLe-
moresvile, Tenn She had been suffering from
a child, with a rising in the head. which had
for years emitted through the ear a very ugly
and offensive corruption. Her case lad been
treated by the best physicians Of the country,
and had bafied the skin of them all. Dr..
LighthiH kept her under his immediate charge
for ten days and then sent her home with rem
edies. she used the remedies as directed, and
in three months was entirely well, and stiI
continues in excellent health.
Il may be proper to state that when Miss
Mitchum went under DR.. Lgktbiu's treatment
she was unable to walk, and, as her friends
thought, was rapidly approaching death.
If you have any friends among your extern
sive acquaintance suffering with any chronic
disease, you may safely recommend them to
DR.. LighthIi. Yours, very respectfully,
Z. A. COLLINS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Saturday Evening, Nay AT the Mafnee
will be produced the great play of JESSIE
EH0W Nall the company in the cast.
AT NIGHT-Benent of the DOorkeepers and
Us1ers, when viii be presented beautiful
inlay, entitled the NAN OF DESTINY or,
Strangers Grave. 70 conclude with PADDY
Look out for the GRAND OPERA.
SCALE OF PRIJEs-Dress Circle and Paruuette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, sd
cents ColOred Boxes, 50 cents; CoiOred Gal
lery, Is cents.
Doors open at quarter to 2 o'clock; curtain will
rise at 3 precisely. Bo1-book open from 10
O'Clock an. to 5 pm.
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NEW aTriyal Of Prints, Domestic7,
Dress Goods, Irish Linens, Towels and
Crash Clotbs, Cassimeres, Notions, ETC.,
all personally selected by cur Mr.. Kraus,
cow in New YORK, and will be sold at .
reduction from CUf foTmer. prices.
Wholesale and retail buyers price our
and Adams.
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BARGAINs-BsIgaiEs-Nendig & Bro
go Main, will clOee cut their entire stock
OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
etc, regardless Of cost or value. Kid
Gloves, IS cents Irish Linens, s. cents T;
Good Cursets, 80 cents; CGssimeres, 50
ceuts-and everything else il proportion.
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PEAB HOTEL.

The practice of Dr.. Lighthm is exclusively
devoted to the relief and cure Of CATARRH.
DEAFNESS, IMPAIRED SIGHT. DIS
CHARGES FROM THE EAR, CONSUME
TON, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, and all dis
eases of the HEAD, THROAT ana CHEST
He refers with pleasure and pride to the extra
ordinary success which has attended his sys-
tenn OF treatment in New Yssk City during the
past fifteen years, and during his professional
sojOurns in Cincinnati ,Est. Louis and Louis
vile, and recently in Nashville, Tenn.
Below he submits, with confidence, a few
Of the many hattering credentials which he
has received from some Of the most reliable
and well known sources in acknowledgment
of benefits received. Many more OF a similar
nature, and from equally reliable sources, may
be seen at this Office.
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MILK OF VIOLETS.

ENOR Identifying and whitening the com.
l. plextOD tL is uneqdaled. entirely nee from
Injurious subst noes, largely used by the elite
and oper2t c artists of Europe, and is now be.
ing Introduced for the first time IN America
win great and hattertng success, Ask for the
MILK OF NIOLETS, accent Of no substitute,
and wherever introduced it will be indispensa-
bic TO every lady s comple g toilet. For sale nv
all druggists and fancy goods dealers. Y. W.
New YORK. myI
ERRING BUT NOBLE. SELF-HELP FOR
u young men who, having erred, desire a bet
ter manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
frSe OF charge. II benefited, return the post
deiphiR. Pa. mills d&W
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NEWSPAPERS.
THE TIPTOE " ERKLY RECORD
sAM. p. BOSE. 1;dSsOr & ProprVr'
THE RECORD" Is PUBLISHED EVERY
4 Friday, at
CovTNGTON- TENNESSEE.
TENNESSEE.

And is an Independent Democrats paper. It
eirc1Iates widely in the counties OF Upton,
Lauderdale, Haywood and Fayette, ard Is the
best advertising medsIm through which the
Merchants of Memphis may advertise for
trade. to be found In West Tennessee
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms
Specimen copies furnished gratis to all who
may desire them. Address
SAM. P. ROSE,
su27 Ina CayiDgton, Tenn.
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SATIN Striped Mcz4mbiques, SOC per
yard. Mohair Lenos, $50 per yard, al
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, corner Main and Adj
anna.
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GOOD quality striped Alpacas, 25 cents;
French Grenadines, assorted styles, is
cents large assortment of white Mar
settles at extra bargains, at J. II. Loew-
enstine & Bros, 23l Main street, Clay
Building.
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SUBSTANTIAL TESTIMONY.
Editorial from the Republican Banner, Feb. 2
We publish with pleasure the accompanying
testimonial from DR.. ". S. Reid. respecting the
success of Dr.. LigAthin in the practice of his
profession. With DR.. Reid we are well ar
quainted, and there Is no man In Tennsss =
whose statements are entitled to more credit
A citizen OF great worth, ami himself q physf-
clan Of high standing. he is fnlly cOmpetsntIH
every respect TO judge Of the competency Of
DR.. LighthIu to do what he proposes:
FRANKLIN, Tenn. February Is. 1855.
DIR. LrGHrHILL: The case Of ear disease in
nav family, lately tressed by you. was one OF
some twelve or fifteen years duration, involv-
ing as was thought, a total destruction of hear
Ing in the ear affected. 1t gives me pleasure to
bear testimony to ths rare skin with which
yeu performed 3 necessary operation. as we'll
as the j-ndiciousnszs Of your subsequent trsat-
ment. which has resulted, I am happy to be-
lieve, In the entire cure Of the disease. and rs
a restoration Of hearing as the case
admitted Of. Respectfully.
VS. EEID, ND.
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GOOD 10 4 sheeting, 81 cents; corsets
worth II Is ct IS cents. Great induce
mems in domestics and house furnishing
goods full sssOrimsnt Of Irish liGen 81
ways 10 stock, a. J. Il. LoeweDstine d
Bros, Isl Main street, Cisy Building. 7
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Total.

The shove information will be of SER
vics 20 immigrants. These lands are Of
the richest description, and will grow
anything.
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Rev. W. +. Brosddus, d. D., Of Wiz.
ginia, will preach a. the Central Baptist
Church, on Second street nesr Bssl, sun
day morning at 104 O'Clock. VIII also
address the Sabbath School at 10 o'clock.
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M E M 2 HIS
STEAM DYEING & CLEANING
ESTABEESHMENT.

B. A. Hollenberg, 262 Second Street,
S in fun operation for the Spring Season
Il Ladies' and gentlemen will md Il to their
advantage TO have their warirobes renovated at
this pace. Especial attention given TO laces,
Grape and Wooden ShaWls; Grenadines, sum
mer Silks and Dress Goods, of every material,
dyed and renovated. The gentlemen have con-
WINGED then selves that my mode of cleaning
Securing, and leaves the material unlniureA
as go cd as new.
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FULL assortment of good all wool Cas-
simeres at 65 cents. Extra fine CASH
meres, 81. Large stock of gents shirts,
undershirts and drawers at extra low
prices, st J. H LoeweDstine & Brrs.I.
23I Main stFset, Clay Building.
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-Nsw
Prints, Domssties, Stripes, Linens and
Cotton2Gss st NJ. KraQs & Cc.'s,-eorner
Main aHi Aiama.
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Good wood and good measure st re-
daced rstes. Geo. ~. Bsxtef, Office with
Blgley, MeHersh 4 Co., Garner Of Main
and South Court.
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BRINKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE will
teach all pupils who may come in the
next two months FOR three dollars g
m )nth.
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Wedn, sday, NAY ne, 1859.

Also. VALUABLE WATER POWER. for
mill and factory, on Big creek, double in size
and.fed by perennial springs of tree-stone water
on the place
Also, STEAM MILL; also, Cypress Timber
on the railroad. The above is acknowledged to
be the healthiest place in the country. For
further Information refer to M. d. L stewart.
OF the Circuit Court, to Steele. No 1856 Front
street, or to myself. s S. REMBERT.
Remoerton, near Memphis, Tenn.,Apri 20, 'o9.
anil
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REMEMBER, at ten o'clock this morn
ing, the sale at auction Of a valuable
Main street house and lot.
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BEAUTIFUL Linen Lawns, 25 cents /;
striped ard figured Lawns, Is cents +;
full stock Of bisek Aipscss st extra low
prices, st J. II. Loewenetine & Bros.',
23l Main street, Clay Building.
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To THE LADIES.-The ladies are re-
suectfally invited sDd their assistance is
desired 10 the forthcoming Fair. Those
willing TO assist viii please meet The
Committee Of Invitation at the Memphis
Club Hall Oh Tuesday, May Alb, 3 pm.
JOHN AINSLIE.
GEORGE MELlERSH,
&. {. WARD,
Of Invitation.