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fron q private letter.

Extract from g private letter.
THE MAMMOTH CAVE . . >
We CROPPED about for many hours in this
wonderful place. / never saw anything
like it. The freaks of nature displayed
here are very strange, and strike the
bsholder with awe But the air in some
parts of the cave is close and sitting,
and when W. came out ] found myself
saddled with 3 terrible fever, which en-
tirely Frustrated me. The physician had
never seen B case like IL before, and no
remedy he prescribed seemed TO do the
least good. My life was despaired OF.
Mrs. Wilson, with whom | was residing.
bad in the hO1ss a bottle OF Plantation
Bitters, and she insisted l should trv r..
for she said she knew il TO be e certain
cure in all cases Of fever, debility. ague.
dyspepsia, etc. l had but little faith. but
finally consented to try it as a last resort.
In less than three hours after the first
dose my fever left me in two days | was
sitting up, and before Saturday night 1
was as well as ever. I tell you ali this
that you ma know how to act in u
case Of fever, or any similar disease. /
firmly believe the Plantation Bittsrs
saved nv lie.
In nay next l will tell you about the
Cave In detail. A. ]. p.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
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FOB SALE.

- G.TT gR EXCHANGE FOR Ria
ESTaTE II CHICAGO OK
81 6y 5Hs feet. vita a due esiefEo 9IS BSisk
-oo, rlnEIeV avenue. Also wv h
N P1plar street For terms ahu
DsrTicuiars appiy % or address h1SZlL P e.resf
RsaI estate agents, Nc, ID MAolsO1 80
Room No >, Chicago, III.
EoR SALE or RENT.-My place, kn0SL =
II fne CATHOLIC FARM, on NE OId 1aLtS
Ioed four miles nom Memphis Iont1!n
max acIes-75 acres cleared ala ices go
very productive comfOrtaDte Sott@sS -
abundance OF line water. FcssesslSn str
SmUeSfsfeIv. Eiso. FARM on tue OHIO riVeI,
containing 1899 scres-SN OF ~ a1anerfs
JUS N~o'oI :. SNYDER, N. d.
-,oR sAFu-gEEKsHTRE PIGS, two 10
4 snree mouths old. pare stock, selected IRON
the Sse Il. BLADE & CO,
Memphis, Tenn.
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ALL kinds of dress goods marked down
at B. LoYsnstein d Bros.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
The Careless Use Of FITe-AFms
Aga n.
A Woman shot Dead.

The doggery Of J. ua d Chleppa, o.
he corne vi Gayosc aud ID Soto streets
wss the scene, yes-afGay ABOUT EOUn, o
4 fatal accident, which is but another
| illustration Of the danger OF tho careless
handling o. firearms peTyading al
| classes Of our society. a young negrC
girl, named Anna King, was instantly
killed by the accidental discharge of q
Colts navy repeater, under the following
somewhat curious circumstances The
proprietOrs Of the bar-r00m have q pist0l
which they are Ia the habit OF keeping
behind the bar, loaded, for the
protection OF the house. In clean
ing the shelf on which it was
in the habit of lying, a day or two
3g0, il wss taken down and placed on q
OETrsl under the counter, where it was
left. Yesterday morning the deceased
came in and took a scat by the stove, and
called for a drink, while drinking which
4 strOlling musician came ia and COM
menced playing an air. This naturally
attracted . crowd Of negroes, there be.
ing hundreds OF them Idle in the
neighborhoOd, one Of whom com
menced dancing a jig, during the pro-
gress Of which q pistol was discharged.
The explosion created an instantaneous
scattering Of the crowd on the floor, and
one or two rushed to the point where
smoke was seen to issue, to discover the
ssUse Of the shot. The girl, however,
remained seated, aud neither spoke nor
changed her cOuntensnce.
The shot was found to have proceeded
from the pistol on the barrel under the
counter, which had been exploded in
some unknown manner, the bail passing
through the combing OF the counter and
ranging in the direction Of the girl. On
going 10 her, she was found stone dead,
her brsin CoziDg from q wound in the
head just above the right ear. 80 sud-
len and instantaneous was death thst the
muscles OF her face and hands were not
altered in the slightest.
The Coroner was Immediately notified,
snd an Inquest held on the body, the
Jury returning q verdict OF accidental
Heath, in accordance With the circnm-
Il lie supposed that the pistol
aad been left either cooked or on the
half cock, and the shaking OF the floor
produced by the jig dance had j)lted The
cut OF the tuplbler OF the lock,
exploding it.
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THE WEATHER. More beautiful
weather for Januery than we are having
could not be wished. The skies are clear,
the sun shines brightly and the Their
mometer ranges during the day from
fifty to sixty.fve. Athslt-past > O'clock
yesterday 1t stood st 6S Fair. in the
shade.
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WE would direo5 re attention CT our
readers 10 sn advertisement IN aDotheF
column Of kiDZi5 Bros real estate Geai
ers. 1t is an extraordinary chance for
persons desiring to buy or exchange fer
real estate in the city OF Chicago or vi,
ciDify.
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Wanted--City and country pee
aEe 10 knOVS that we are Offrriug
eur splendid sock of Scots.
shoes and Hats al retail, al Tess
than Wholesale prices, Satisfy
yourselves be- lG~Okfug.
J. i. DLAS 81 CO..
2S3 &aIn Street.
Goods not exactly ia style less
lHan cost.
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N N BANINKG
$. H. ToBRT. PIest. ED. C.. KIRK, Cashier
CITY BAN K

LATE
(KempbIs City Savings Institution,
CORNER
JEFFERSON AND FRONT sTs.,
TRANSLATES A GENERAL BANKING AND
Brokerage B~EsiHess.
DEPOSITS IN COIN OF CURRENCY RE.
celVed subject TO CheCk, as in oil reg
ulsr Banks.
INTEREST PAID ONLY on TINE DE-
pOsits.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on Approved Col.
laterals.
Orders for the Purchase or SaleOf Stocks,
Bonds Or Gold promptly executed At
the New York Boards IN Liberal Com.
mission.
Special attention given 10 the Purchase
and Sale Of Southern and Aiseella-
neOus EeeHfi.Ie les.
CObLkGTiOSS made on ALL points In the
Uhitod STATES and Canada. jail
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The Sodality
silver band have cur thanks for q de-
lightful serenade rendered US last night.
They have improved wonderfully in the
last few weeks. II they go on ia the
same n they will soon need Julien
for q leader.
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THE FIRST MEN OF II Clyde.
Clopton has q special call home, and will
leave the last OF the week. and will not
be here again this year. His patients of
the city are bringing their friends in.
He treats with perfect success, piles, tatU
Ia, structures, etc.
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MIscRTEVOUs. Some evil disposed
person or persons have been ia the habit
of mutilatiHg the bills OF tie New Mem
phis thester. We hope the police wil
are caught they should be severely pun
isheC.
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JOE LOCKE's NEWS STAND, 1854 Main
street, is we'll supplied with reading ma
teTisl, embracing every variety OF daily,
weekly and monthly papers, as we'll as
magazines and periodicals. All the
latest news cal be obtained at his mann
mnfh stand.
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IMPORTANT TO LOT OWNERs.-The
owners OF burial lots in Calvary Gene
terry who wish 20 have them Commented
with e~vergresDs snd shrubbary, have an
excellent opportunity Of doing SO now
that the proper season has arrived for
transplantiBg. We lesru that the Sn-
p~erintendent has made an arrangement
with Mr.. Stewart to fuTnish the Gene
tery with all the trees suitable, at very
reasonable rates. The services of an *.
pert gardener and florist have also been
secured TO ornament the grounds. A
better opportunity will never preseh,
itself, probably, by which lot owners can
embsllish the grounds made sacred by SC
many hAilowed memories, as they have
81 present.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH,

sEWANEE MOUNTAIN, TENN.
THE next Term Of the Junior Department
1 viii OpsB al University Place, Tenn,
On Ihe G8fh Day of February. 1859.
Boys received at any age and prepared for Col
leEe. Location perfectly h~ealthy-Do0 feet
above IA" sea- 5 % covers expense, board and
tuition, io- thTe- mOuths. FOR circulars and
Information address G. II. FairhanEs, ESQ,
General T4ta-ur r. University Place, Tenn.
& I. 9pINTARD, DID,, LID.
Jai cod Vice Chancellor.
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STRAEGERs.-Every train that comes
into our city comes loaded with strsn-
gers. Over two hundred arrived on
Thursday night, q hundred and twenty
of which went 10 one hOtei-ths Peabody.
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TME.-A son Of MI. Edward Barind,
for many years a citizen Of this city, has
succeeded in the perfection OF his
s'AmeriCsn Perpetual CoUnting-House
Calendar" 30 az extent that makes it
az indispensable adjunct 10 any count
fag-room In the country. BY it parties
can tell the name Of any day in the
week from 1903 to the year 20i4. II Is
the simplest and most elegant calendar
that we have ever seeD, and should be
in the possession OF every merchant in
the city. Mr.. Bsrind, Sr., is now in
Memphis SIS the agent of his SOD, and
fer the sale OF the calendar aud the
patent right for counties, towns aud
States.
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rTRAYEDO Or s~TOLEE-On Jauualy ~, lsg'i
- A HORSE MULE. fourteen hands high,
sdIrs Esr on The LEFT thigh about Iour inches
L.nV- ard has q very small he I'd in proportion
% IT, size. A reward OF SIS 70 the hbder, II ue-
j. +. GRAY.
saal Roaring FsIs. Shelby county, Tenn
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Valuable Cotton Plantation
For sale.

w F. offer for sale one of the most valuable
w Cotton Plantations in Bolivar county,
Mississippi, lying three miles from the river, on
Lake CnTistmss, and southeast nom the town
of Prentiss, and known as the Polk Place.
The tract contains kVlp acres, $500 when are
cleared. The place is high and well drained,
snd has on It.. a 1ne Steam Gin and SaWmill
which cost $1,000 als1, three new Carver Gin
Stands, of eighty saws each.
The title to the property is perfect, and II
will be sSld st = great bargain, and good time
given to make the pay ments.
iaI4 T A. NELSON 4 co.
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-Four Plantations for Sale or Rent.

THREE Plantations, containing about go
/ acres each, together with stock, corn. fodder,
implements. etc, On same These farms are
situated about twenty miles from Memphis,
neag Pleasant Hill, DeSoto county Mississippi
The other farm contains about 1900 acres, and
is situated in Ashley county, Arkansas. For
terms apply to me, near Pleasant Bill MISS
1. A. MAXWELL.
Refer IN z. N. Appeuson & Co. snd Taylor q
3 Rand. Memphis, Tenn. de24 I'm
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CARRYING CONCEALED WESFoNs
NJ. and A. c Combs paid S25 to the pp-
Ice treasury on this charge yesterday
morning.
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JOE VERNEULEN, Z O., champion Of
Illinois, can be found st The OgertoD 40.
tel Billiard room every evening for a few
days. He will play a match game on
Saturday evening.
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EDUCATIONAL
HARVARD Law SCHOOL.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS, BE.
ginning FEBKUAKY p, and SEPTEMBER I3,
1869. The Resident Professors are TheophiluS
Parsons, LID, Emory Wa=hburD, LID, and
Nathaniel Holmes. An. GeStlemen of dis
tinetiOn IA the Profession lecture from time 70
time on special topics. Application may be
made -fOr CIR Clars or further Information to
either OF the k--Iient Professors. ia2
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RlEEIPgEES APPEAL
0mCe--Eo. Is Jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

THERE were ;, e arrests in the First
district Yesterday.
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WHEAT AND FARMER - We learn
from New Orleans that the members
Of the influential and popular Hancock
Club Of that city have determined "a
afs q grand complimentary concert tC
these skillful and distinguished Tenues.
see musicians on the ST OF February, et
odd Fellows Hall. Both artists will
appear, and be assisted by the first anna.
feur ard professional musical talent o.
the Crescent City. This is q deserved
commitment.
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PERsaNAE..

Col. x. 3. Beaumont returned from
Nashville yesterday. Is reports the Po-
lice COmmissionership as livery mixed"
Know ing ones will not give odds either
way, on or Egsinst the Parsons"
chances. Bro. Pearne's friends are
working for him Like Turks.
T,D,psI nda rVaar a. graetIv ya4road
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INsTALLATIoN.-The officers elect Of
KilwinniUg Lodge, i. =. NJ were duly
installed last night.
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FRESH Savannah river Shad received
daily per express, by Victor D. Fuchs, Il
Jefferson street.
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To WHOLESALE BUYERs-JGst re-
ceived one thousand overcosts from S6
TO $40 each, at Walker Bros. * Co., 229
Main street, Clay Building. II
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BUsY.-Front row and Main street
were crowded a portion Of the day yes
terdGy, and Tie lRyse was like g beehive.
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Wsshi gtOn College, Virginia.

49,
THH SECOND FERN OF THE CURRENT
Session Of Washington College, General
RoBsRr Z. Las, PIesiHSnL
BeGi&s ga saC Ist Of February,
And ccntirues % tie end Of June. Students
entering for this term pay half the usual fees.
Tho OsgsniZ ttiou of the College is complete,
IN all tEs usual departments OF academic and
sclenud, eduSatiOh, with q full course or Pro-
f-ssCfs and Assistants. In addition to the Or
binary s5l5L Jidc s'udies. q full cOurss is Taught
in CIVIL AND Missing ENGINEERING, and d.
plOmas are conferred ia this school. The Eng
LIsH LA$GUAGE also, Is made q distinct and
thorough branch OF Study The SCHoOL OF
brOug1, LID. TIE entire expenses for the
term as sd rot exceed Sl50. Fer Catalogues al
dress l.. G. GORDON, Clerk of Faculty,
jalS Lexington, Virginia.
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FOB SALE.
LAND AND LOTS FOR SALE

LINN AfsD kH4O I Vu SRLLt
o. ACRES, opposite Bray's Station, adjoin-
o. ing south side of Memphis and 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
and about 40 acres deadened.
/ OF on east side OF Bayou GayOso, 2l feet on
IL Court street, with small Frame House.
Clear OF lease.
7 OF on east side of Bayou. fronting 100 feet
l. ON Madison street, on which is a Board
Yard. Subject to lease.
{ OF, with Cotton Shed. formerly Barnes'
l. Cotton Shed, now used for a Wagon Yard
fronting l42 feet on Madison street and III fest
on Court street, a few rods west OF Charleston
avenue. Clear Of lease.
I OF on east side of Bayou, fronting 235 feet
on north side of Court street, on which
stands Carroll, Walker & Co.'s Cotton Shed.
Subject TO lease.
I OF, fronting 50 feet on Charleston avenue,
on which stands the Grocery OF ThOs. UAfa-
honey, and extending 20 feet to Court street.
For terms inquire OF
THOs. wICKEESHAE,
NO, =, Second Floor,
ja4 POstOaIee BuiIdinG.
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TIE attention OF those concerned is
called 10 an advertisement from the
" Mississippi Valley Navigation Com
psDy 4" OF New Orleans, published this
morning under the head of " New Ad-
ysrtisemeDts
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GENTLEMEN's WOODEN undershifts and
drawers at b. Lowenstein Il Bros. at less
IN, cost.
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The RATTLE for the thoroughbred
horse Popcorn" will take place to-
aigbt at Mo Us saloon, corner Main
and Exchange streets.
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It Z n - II
Q BANK
or MEHPHIs.

DIR f I O RlS:
W. a. GWYN,
+. 4. DAVIS,
W.. W. YOUNG, OF Young Bros;
". ". THATCHER, Of Brown 4 Jones;
J. ". JEFFERSON, OF J. W. Jefferson q Co.;
BEN EIs9AE, of Rice, SILK q Co.;
NEWTON FORD, OF Newton Ford 8 Coz
c. SMITH
C.. p. NORRIS.
Z. S. DAVIS.
President.
O. P. NORRIS,
Nice-Presidents
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GEETLENIEN's wooden uncershirts and
drawers a. leEs than cost at b. Lowen-
stein 4 Bros.
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ATTEND the greet reduction sale at 3,
IOwenstein & Bros.
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GIVEN UP.-HemaODd, who has been
held by the police for six or eight weeks
past, charged with murder committed in
Arkansas, was delivered 10 the proper
Arkansas officials yesterday.
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SPRING SESSION..

n. &. Wards emiBaTy- Nashville, Tenn,
WILL open on MONDAY, FEBRUARY IsT.
This school IS pCw Tue leading Seminary
of the SCusn. u nas the regular course OF the
best Institutions ia ne United states.
Ia. ~ L WARn Rrlncinal-
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BOARDING.

nOARDING.-A Jew By O094
u I7g Second street. -Nrpv LAIRD.
lalO
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WHITE and grsy blankets at greatly
reduced pricss-atB Lowens.ein : Bros. T
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NOTICE.

District ef West Tennessee, IA Bankruptey-s-.
At Memphis, Tenn, Nth Gay OF January, 1885,
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF p. T. Dodson,
of Upton county, and state OF Tennessee,
within said District. who has been sdlndged 3
Bankrupt upOn his own petition, by the Dis
trict Court OF said District.
o. WOODBRIDGE.
ialS % "a Assignee.
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IADlEs, Misses and Cbildrens' wool
hrse at cost price At d. Lowenstein &
Bros.
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bound OVER-Dr. Daniel Reed,
charged with enlightenment, was bound
over by Squire NeizJa yesterday, in the
sum Of one thousand dollars, &c answer
at The next term Of the Criminal Court.
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NOTICES.


-pEAriUM PICTURES TAKEN AT Y.DA1S
Phofoo-sph Gallery, SO Main 81. JSie
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Tickets can be obtained AZ the following
places: Peabody Hotel, 0vert1n Hotel, Young
& BROS. under Oid-FellOws' Helii katZen-
bach's Music store, and from tEs Committee.
ialT 81
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATRR

UnbOunded Success OF Miss MAGGIE MITCH
Ii assisted by the Talented Actor,
MI. j. W. COLLIER
Saturday Evening. January 3S.-Wil be
produced T BAREFOOT-AmTy, Miss
Maggie Mitchell William Pearce, Mr., :. W..
Collier.
Monday Evening, January
A Of PRICES-DreSs Circle And Parquette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 80: Family Circle, so
cenJs; COlored Boxes, 50 cents ColOred Gal
tery, % cents.
Doors open at quarter to 7 o'clock; curtain will
TiSs at $ precisely. BOx-boOk open from 10
O'Clock am. 10 pm.
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EDUCATI0E.-Ths attention OF orr
readers Is directed to the card OF w. E.
Wards Seminary, Nashville, Tenn,
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Closks and shswls at 'ass than cost at
B. Lowenstsin & Bros.
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BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE..

District OF West Tennessee, in ~Bankruptey-ss 81.
At Memphis, Tenn, 18th day OF January. 1853
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP
pOintuent as assignee OF Lyons & Flies, OF
Shelby county, and state OF Tennessee, within
said District, who have been sdjudged bank
rupts upon their own petition, BY the DistrieE
Court OF said District.
tia N = Assignee.
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RUTTEa. -Ths detectives and police
have had 9 Lively time the last day or
Two hunting up Er. IsuttsE, who is
" wanted" 81 Nashville. Up to last sc
counts he had not been found.
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RUN AS FoLLOwss

Hot1 TrAlnB connocL IuI NAsuFLIU5s
The BIS p.m connects for Cairo and st. Louis
arriving at st. Louis at 1880 pm. next day $50
am. train arrives in st. louis Ii pm. same day.
Through Tickets at Reduced BATES,
Main street, and at Depot. head of Main street,
sE Baggage Checked at Depot or By the Mem
phis City Transfer Company al Hotels, Prt-
yste Residences, or on board boats, TO al prin-
cipal points East and North.
SAN. B. JONES, superintendent.
HILL. Passenger Agent, Jazz
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THE COURTS.

LADIES under wear a. greatly reduced
prices at b. L0wenstein & Bros.
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Advertisements IN this column Ri0-
lished at 10 cents per liae, zach Insertion.
The cheapest and most conspicuous 0a-
vsrGsing kaoun 10 the newspaper 'ooTtd'
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Silks marked down al b. Lowens;eip
4 Pros.
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BOOKS. ETC.
.ouNc & BROTHER.
Tennessee COEIUn COrdage

or UNSURPASSED QUALITY, IN LOTS
~ to the trade, 81 low prices.
DAY q PRoUDFIT,
nesl I'm Agents FOR the Manufacturer.
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LUMBER. ETC.
Lumber.
Lander,
IMPORTATION TO PLANTERS.

xuE have on hand s consignment OF the eel-
w ebraIed DICKSON ~SELECT COI1os
SEED which we offer for fale in lots % SUI
the Planter This Seed, the most prolLl
usa, has been known TO yield on an
TWO RAIES 10 TaE ACRE The stsY.Ss
1,arv snrerior and sample stalks nay % seen
Is our onice. We respectfully nvns ~ r.
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