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DIED.

BLACKBURN-On the 18th OF October, No
RAH BLACKBURN, infant daughter of Milton
and Maria N. Blackburn, aged 2 years, II
months and % days.
The funeral Will take place at the residence
Of Mrs. Moore, No. 2j2 fernando street, this
WEDNESDAY, evening, at 3oclock. Friends
Of the family are invited. Carriages at the
house.
ARMOUR-Tuesday morning, at o'clock,
Of consumption, in the SD year OF his age,
WILLIAM ARHOUR.
The funeral will take place, from the resi-
dence Of W. l.. Radford, corner Vance and
Orleans streets, this "WEDNESDAY morning,
at 10 o'clock. Services by Rev. DR.. Slater.
BRYSON-On the 18th inst, at II O'Clock D.
M, JIMMIE, youngest son OF ID. and Katie
Bryson.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
are invited TO the funeral from the residence,
No. S9l Jefferson street, at O'Clock this
WEDNESDAY afternoon.
Carriages in attendance.
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MARRIED.

MOSBT-RICHARDS-B the Rev. DR..
White, at Calvary Church, on Tuesday, octo-
Der IS, lS72, at 4 o'clock pm, JAMES D. MosBY
and Miss MATTE c. RIcHARDs,all Of this ciiv,
No cards.
REYNAUD-BOWDEN the 18th inst,
at the residence Of the bride, by Rev. David
Walk, Captain A. G. REYNAUD and Mrs.
JULIA A. BowDEN, both OF this city.
READ-STEWART-At the c. P. Church,
on Vance street, at pm, october 18th, by
Rev. Prof. ]. d. Stewart, Mr.. EDWARD J. READ,
Jr., and Miss BETTIE STEWART, daughter OF
our esteemed fellOw-citizen, Col. l.. Ii. Stew
art, brother Of the officiating clergyman.
The bride is one OF the most accomplished
and lovely Of our city bellies, and the groom,
who is connected with the house of n. L.
Meacham & Co., is one of our mostenterPrisl
ing and successful young merchants. They
left Immediately after the ceremony, amid
the congratulations OF a host Of friends.
Cupid, the god OF love, hath thrown
His sweetly wounding dariS,
And Hymen's cords are tightly drawn
Around their loving hearts,"
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All above the City. With their produce, they
can drift 10 the best market of the South, with
the current, ana IN their own crafts. This
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Boats LenHfnr Today.
Arrivals.
Departures.


In Port.
Legal Iender, Tyrone.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 15.-It is
reported that former member Of Con-
gress from one district in this city has
disappeared, taking with him consider
able property belonging to two widows
and one or two other persons. The
statement IS that he became attorney for
the widows and persuaded them to place
their stock in his keeping, promising to
return them dividends. He made one
or two payments and then disappeared,
since which nothing has been heard
either of the stocks or their custodian.
The value Of the stocks is about twen-
ty thousand dollars.
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KINGSTON, CANADA, October IA
The propeller China left here last even
ming, bound up, having on board three
hundred tons Of pig iron, and a quantity
Of merchandise, and when about fourteen
miles out it was discovered that she was
on fire, and Notwithstanding the utmost
efforts Of the crew, and the assistance
rendered by two steamers which wer
close at hand, she burned TO the wate
edge. 1t is supposed that she sunk.
hands We're saved. The origin of 4
ire is unknown. 1t had made gr5 At
headway before being discovered. 1t is
said the propeller was insured for twen-
ty-four thousand dollars, which will not
cover the loss.
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MONDAY, OCT. 21, '72,
And to Close October &c, 1879.

THE FAIR GROUNDS ARE BEAUTIFUL
i " situated OF the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, and ample transportation Is pro
yided for visitors BY the Southern Security
Company, al cents the round trip, during
the Fair.
The Premium List Is very complete. espe-
bv Planters and Farmers, and 70 every kind
of Domestic and Homemade Product and
Ladies' Handi work.
Splendid Premiums for Paintings BY native
artists and amateurs.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

SAVANNAH, October l5.-CottOn is in fair
demEnd; middling, ls1E9lS1zc; net receipts
1862 bales; exports to Great Britain, 563 bales
sales, 20l bales: stock, 40,67l bales.
CHARLESTON, October l5.-COtton quiet
middling, ls1zc; receipts, 26l0 bales; sales, 3Ot
bales; stock, 4 ,452 bales.
Mobile, October I5.-CottOn quiet but firm
low middlng, lS14c; middling, lS3<c; net re-
ceipts, 1872 bales; exports cOasJwise, 1908 bales
sales, 700 bales; stock, $40 bales.
GALVESTON, October I5.-Cotton is firm
good ordinary, l654Gl61zc; net receipts, SSi
bales; exports coastwise, bales; sales, ll0O
bales. stOck. y ~ hales.
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SAN FRANCISCO, October 1.-THE
eastward bound train jumped the track
near Truckee last night. The baggage
and mail ears were wrecked. The con-
ductOr, d. S. Marshall, the mail agent,
and another man were instantly killed,
and head brakeman Miven had his leg
broken. One man is reported missing
No passengers are reported killed or in
jured. A special train has gone to the
scene Of the accident from Sacramento.
Newton, Ell Dorado county, was de-
strOyed by fire last night.
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TEXAS AND MEXICO.
Friendly Relations Inangurated Between
the Two Governments.

MATAMoRAs, October 15.-Yesterday
the local and military authorities at
Brownsville, Texas, applied through the
United States Consul TO General ROcha,
to arrest some thieves who had crossed
about eighty head Of cattle within sight
Of this city, return the cattle to Texas,
and surrender the prisoners for trial.
General Rocha at once detached a
squad of cavalry, who, with the Texas
police officers, captured the thieves and
some of the animals, which were re-
turned across the river to-day by Cen
eral Rocha, who also notified the Texas
authorities that the thieves would be
surrendered on the proper demand.
This is the first case of the kind that
has occurred since General Rocha came
here. and the satisfactory result is re-
garded with pleasure by all desiring
peace on the border.
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The occurrence Of the death Of the
German philosophical writer, Ludwig
Marie Feuerbach, near Frankfort, has
been announced TO US briefly by cable.
Ludwig Marie Fuerbach was q philosO-
pher of the so-called younger Hegellan
school. be was son Of the late Paul
Joseph Anselm Fuerbach, a distin-
guished writeroR criminal Jurisprudence,
who died In 1898. he was bora at Ans
pach, IN Bavarai, July ., 1904, studied
he1lOgy and philosophy at Heidelberg
and Berlin from 1922 70 1925, and became
a tutor at the University az Erlangen in
Is28, but retired into private life soon az
terWard, occupying himself solely with
literary labOrs. In 1874 he delivered a
brief course Of flectures at the University
of Heidelberg. He subsequently, retired
10 a small village in Franconia, when
he directed an industrial establishment,
and devoted his hours 10 literary pur-
suits. The leading principle Of Fuer-
haeh's philosophy the identification OF
cod with the idealized essence Of man,
or the deified essence Of nature. Among
his works the following are the mos
important: "Abalard and HelOise, 7
"Gerschlohte der neuren Philosophie;
s.Pierre Bayle," HDas Wesen des Chris.
tentbums.h . "Des Wesen der Religion"
and "TheOlOgic.p
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PHILADELPHIA, October 15.-Mary
Neatly, who resided in an attic, No. 1880
FitZwater street, was found dead this
evening, with several of her ribs broken
and her breast crushed in. Her husband,
who is an incorporate man, is supposed
10 have killed her. Cries Of murder
were heard in the afternoon, and when
the room was entered in the evening the
body was found as stated, and the hus-
band holding up the head. He was
arrested.
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How she Thing was DOue-A Govern
mcnt Pet I'm Limbo.

LANCASTER, PA, October 15.-Com-
plant was made to-day before Alderman
Arnweg by Reinhardt Reiner, Election
Judge of the Eighth ward of Lancaster,
against DR.. II. Z. Muhlenberg, United
States Collector Of Internal Revenue, for
offering said Election Judge two hun
dred dollars if he would stuff the ballot
box so as TO reduce Buckalew's majority
TO one hundred in said ward. A warrant
was issued for the arrest of Muhlenberg.
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Important TO Claimants Against the
Government

WASHINGTON, October 15.-Secretary
Boutwell, addressed the following letter
to the Third Auditor of the Treasury:
SIR-YOu are requested to suspend
action upon claims for stores and sup
plies furnished ostensibly for the use of
the army in all cases where the required
returns have not been made by the
officers. This course IS made neces-
sary by the fact that ex-offieers
Of the army have, in some instances,
given their official certificates ard re-
ports for forage and other supplies, dat
ing three years before the time when
they were actually made, in order to
bring them within the scope of official
authority, thus leaving open the door
for fraud, in the absence of so important
a guard as the official returns.
(Signedl GEORGE S. BOUTWELL,.
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Success of Coal Oil as One Of the De-
EIrOyfng EIemenIS.

CHICAGO, October l5.-About three
o'clock this morning a fire broke out in
the jewelry store of o. Reuben, near the
depot in Evanston, end spread rapidly,
destroying eleven frame buildings, and
causing a loss Of fifty thousand dollars,
insurance fourteen thousand dollars
The fire was caused by the explosion
of a kerosene lamp.
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One More Victim WOuId have Cleared

HARRISBURG, PA, October 15.-In the
case of Emanuel Shaffener, on second
trial to-day for the murder Of his two
wives and John Shartock, by poisoning,
the prisoner plead guilty to murder in
the penitentiary for thirty-six years.
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New YORK, October 15.-The inves-
tigation of the circumstances attending
the loss Of the steamer Bienville cOntin-
ues. 1t was deposed that a number of
boxes, containing arms and ammuni-
ton, were stored on board previous to
the last voyage, with the character of
the goods marked on each package.
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Saturday. November 1s, 1872.

within legal hours, the following described
property: Beginning at a stake on the north
side OF Jefferson street, In Memphis, Shelby
county, Tennessee, about inches from the
east side OF blacksmith shop, east Of bayou
Gavoso; thence east with the north side Of
jefferson street 100 $40 feet, more less, to q
stake; thence north 525S9 east Is 3-l0 feet, more
or less to west side OF Pigeon Roost road (;
thence north 299 west with line of Pigeon
ROost road 50 feet to stake; thence south 525So
west 100 2-l0 feet, more or less, to the place Of
beginning.
Terms OF Sale-On credit Of six and twelve
Is and ~ months; notes with approved secu-
rity required; lien retained to further secure
same, and equity of redemption barred. This
october Is, 1872.
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
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An Idiot Brother Kills his Sister.

BOSTON, October 15.-Mary Ella Lu-
ME, three years old, was killed yester-
day by her brother Patrick, five years
old, an idiot. He struck her on the
head with his fist and crushed her skull,
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90
90
O, O,
$50
90
o,
800
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SO CENTS
4" IMPERIAL VINE"
AMERICAN WINE CO.,
st. Louis, Missouri
]. COOK, President.
~ Diploma awarded at Paris ExPOsi-
tiOn, IS67.-Ea
NOTICE.

DARTIES desiring space in the halls Of the
i Agricultural society for the exhibition Of
articles during the Fair, commencing Mon
day, October p. can secure the same by applica-
ton to me at the Chamber Of Commerce until
Messrs. ". :. Southworth, r. A. PinsOn, John
Lewis and George Dashiell will be upon the
grounds for that purpose. All articles must
be sent out on Friday and Saturday, as 1t is de-
sirable that the arrangements in the halls
shall be concluded by Saturday night.
LEON. TROUSDALE, Sec'y.
TadCnr cCpv pcfR
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An Injured Husband Kills his Wife's


RaramOur.
SAVANNAH, GA, October l5.-On the
night Of the eighth instant, most de-
uberate and cOld-blOOded murder oc-
CURED in Hardeeville, South Gl-olina,
on the Savannah and Charleston rail-
road. 1t appears that two negroes,
Moses Bollen and John Shields, living
on the SeabrOok plantation, had a diff
Guilty sometime ago, growing out of
unwarrantable intimacy between one
Of the parties and the wife of the other.
Bollen was the foreman Of the planta-
ton, and while standing in front of his
house OF the night in question, he was
suddenly fired at by Shields seven times,
some Of the shot taking effect and kill
ing him almost instantly. Shields
made his escape to Savannah, and last
night the Sheriff of Beaufort county,
Holmes, sent a constable to this city TO
report to Constable Morgan, with whose
assistance the negro was captured last
night and taken back to South Carolina
where, We trust, be win be properly
dealt with.
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While sinking a well three miles
south Of Murraysvilie, jackson county,
ILLINOIS, lew days ago, the w0rkmen
struck, at depth OF ten feet from the
surface what Is thought TO be a rich
copper mine. Experts pronounce il
witllh nVe per cent Of pure metal.
During the past few years number Of
nuggets OF copper have been picked up
along the running streams in that
vicinity, ana TINS last discovery has
convinced the people that rich veins
Active preparations are being made 10
Investigate the matter.
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More Indian TrOubIes-The Red Devils
Well Armed.

SAN Francisco, October 4.-Ad-
vices from Tucson, Arizona, say that on
September 80th the Apaches attacked
HUghes's rancho, near Crittenden, killed
a Mexican and stole the animals. Lieu
tenant Hall, with fifteen men Of the
Fifth cavalry, went to the rancho, where
he found Mrs. Gabera and her children
besieged by the Indians, one hundred
strong, armed with breech-lOading car
bines. They retired to the mountains,
and defied the troops. A Sergeant with
five men was dispatched to warn the
farmers in Sonata valley Of the danger
near Hughes's rancho. The Indians
killed Sergeant George Stewart, Cor
poral William Nation and privates <.
Carr and John Walsh. An order was
received by Lieutenant Hall from Cen
eral Howard not 10 fire on the Indians
in the mountains unless engaged in ac-
tual hostilities. The same order was
sent TO all the posts south of the Gila
river the same day the soldiers were
murdered. General Howard was at this
time In the Dragon Mountains with the
noted Cochise, trying TO induce him to
20 on the reservation.
On the sixth of OctObera large band Of
Apaehes from Santa Rita Mountains,
with a herd of stolen cattle, attacked q
party Of American and Mexican miners
thirty miles south OF Tucson, and robbed
them Of all their animals. Two men
are missing. The Indians were armed
with the best guns and fixed ammuni-
ton.
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Wednesdax. November 6. Isz2.

wednesday NoFemBer o. 1914
during legal hours, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash In trent Of the Sherif7s Office on
Second street, near the corner OF Union, and
in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, the follow
ing described real estate to-wit: A tract or
parcel of land, lying and situated in Shelby
county, Tennessee. Beginning at stake on
the west boundary in the Twelfth Civil Dis
trict of Shelby county, Tennessee, which be-
longed to the late George l.. Holmes, deceased,
or what is known as Scotts avenue at its in
tersectiOn with Holmes avenue, about 40 chains
north OF the intersection OF said Scott's ave
nue. with the Memphis and Germantown
plank road; thence running eastward about
20 chains to Rembert's avenue; thence south
ward to Remberts avenue 40 chains to
Elizabeth avenue; thence westward with
Elizabeth and Holmes avenue, about seventy
chains 70 the beginning, embracing the origi-
nal homestead OF the said George L. Holmes,
and now occupied in part by Geo. @. Holmes
and in part by W. r. Holmes. This execution
is levied on the entire interest Of William r.
Holmes in said tract OF land, being an undi-
yided one-haif interest.
October 9, 1877. W. P. DOYLE,
ocI6 Sheriff of Shelby County.
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FIRST TIME IN MARKET,
BRANDYWTNE ISLAND
1900 acres in the Tract. so Acres Cleared

A RARE chance for No. Plantation and
"A stock Farm, soil producing ONE BALE
OF COTTON OR ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS
OF CORN PER ACRE, range fine, with an
island lake, ''St. George" of clear water. This
noted island, called for the Inflated st Gamer
which burned in 1882, fronts three miles on
the Mississippi river, and three miles on
Fogleman's Outlet" rendering II by location
one OF the best WOOD Yards" south Of Cairo.
Terms Easy, and Title perfect through Decree
OF Court. Also
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e. McDAvETT, President.
Ut. FARGAsON, VIce-Pres't.
r.. A. PARKER. Secretary

DIRECTORS
E. McDAvIITT, President.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
]. 7. FARGAsoS, OF Fargason & Clay, Com
mission Merchants-
JOHN T. STRATroN, OF Stratton, James & Co.,
Commission Merchants.
NAPOLEON HILL, OF Hill, Fontaine & Co.,
Commission Merchants.
W. A. GOoDwYS, Cotton Broker.
NJ. e. COCHRAN, of N. E. & ]. ". Cochran,
Lumber Dealers.
II. E. JACKSON, OF Estes & Jackson, Attorneys.
NATHAS ADAMS, Stanton, Tennessee.
THIS COMPANY OFFERS EVERY REA-
sonable inducements to insurers It's losses
are settled fairly and paid promptly, while Its
es are as low as any solvent company can
ard Se2S
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PRICES OF ADMISSION :
BREECH-LOADING SHOTGUN,
(EOrth $50
is offered for the beat pigeon shOOtinsT
Match on FRIDAY; entrance sss.s.

Best general display Of Flowers, Plants
and shrubs from the greenhouse and
garden, including Prnts in Pots, Cut
flowers, Boquets and Evereree rs ......---s SO %
Best general display Of Canned Fruits,
Preserves, Jellies, Pickles, Catsups4
etc, made in southern states ....--.------ 50 %
Best suit Of Gentleman's Clothing. made
By Lady including Coat, Pants and
' ---.---=s=-as=- s----=sa=z-gs - "
Best display OF Quilts and Comforts
thOme-msdel, to include six, cotton
Best display Of Embroidery by south
ern Lady, 70 include specimens Of silk,
WOOL and cotton "
Best and most tasty Calico Dress, made
by southern Lady .--....-.-.--....-------.. 3 %
Best display Of Crotchet-work . %
Best general displ ay OF Artificial Flowers 25 %
Best display Of hair Work....-...--....-.--. . %
Best SOuthern-made Bonnet. .......-----. 50 %
Best Pictorial Worsted Tapestry -..--------. = %
Best Historical Painting, in oil, by
SOutherner Original design -.-...----.--- 50 %
Best Landscape Painting, in oil, Original
0eels q .-.-------- . "
design .........'.-... =. ..----. -, z5 %
Best Painting in water cOlOrs Original
]. g. BALLENTINE, President.
LEOs. TROUsDALE. Secretary. sel5 saw
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Aerfeulfural Fnir-

TINTRIEs for premiums at the coming A.
II ricultural Fair, 70 commence JcfofeE91 91s7
may be made at the Chamber OF Connrsarreli
No So Front street, during the present wee<
are urged 70 call and make their snfries
Eighty feet OF Elass cas- have been r~c-
yleeo Tor the display Of nne fabrics az ire
On Friday and Saturday next. ITth ana Iefh
inst, ar- W. : SOuthWorth. Colonel Il n
Flnson and Ceptaln George DashielI viii -
AZ the = AIR Grounds, 70 receive article. an3
al exhibitors are respectfully reouessed IL
have their articles on the Cir1ur.ie-- - l,.s.
days, ana nave spaces asst zned to them.
LEON. TROUSDALF. eecroia-,r
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SherifT's Sale of Real Estate

DY virtue Of an alias execution to me direct
ID ed from the Supreme Court of Tennessee,
in the case of Samuel Mosby, receiver VS.
George L. Holmes et al, issued October 5, 1871,
Judgment rendered the 30th day of June. lS72,
for SIS % and costs, to satisfy said judgment,
interest and cost, Iwill, on
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ACCIDENT AND CRIME.

A Locomotive ExpIOsiOn-Three Men
Killed.
GOLDsBORO, n. c., October 15.-The
boiler of locomotive at Dover exploded
this morning, killing the conductor and
engineer, and mortally wounding the
fireman.
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MEMPHIS AND PILOT KNOB RAIL.
ROAD EXTENDED.

To all wanting new homes, to buy or'lease,
the best Of lands in the "Queen Of Valleys,
on its west side, soil unequalied for Cotton,
Corn, stock or Wood, VIII address CHAS. r.
MORRIS, at his :. Anchorage" Pacific Place
Arkansas, the regular landing OF the United
States Mail Memphis and st. Louis Packets
q Anchnr lLne.n or annlV 10
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Cooks IN the Russian army lose 9
months pay every day they spoil
dinner.
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REFERENCES:

OF Brown a Lyies, Attorneys, as and Al Mad.
ison street, Memphis, Tennessee.
DS-M Map Of the estate at their Office -Ga
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. Y, n. R.-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, TeDnessee-H. p. KendTick VS.. J. T.
Mckinney ct al.
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree Of sale
ID entered in the above cause October Il,
ls72, 1 viii sell at pubic auction, to the high.
est bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Master s
Office, Greeniaw OpeTahouse, Second street,
Memphis. Tennessee,
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P. W. SEMMES, ARCHITECT,
s54 Second St, IrTiug Block,

OFFERS his professional sarvir.. a -, .,s.
~ izens Of Memphis and the surroundinr
country; once lately occupied by the Iats
Francis Foster 80
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r n. ApperHOn 3 Co.. Memphi8, Tenn.
TOof, Phillips 4 Co., Memphis Tenn.
Trader & Co., Memphis, Tenn.
Colonel William Dixon, Dixon, Ala. ocl
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10000 ACRES TO LEASE

To good workmen in tracts from 10 to 800
acres, from three TO five years, with privilege
OF re-renting at expiration OF Lease.
Little Valley Homes for 80 German
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Auction Sales This Day.

Paul B. Lalane & Co. will sell at half-past II
o'clock, in store No. I'll East Bay, crockerJ
and tobacco.
Leitch & Bruins will sell at IL o'clock, at the
Postoffice, real estate.
J. Fraser Hathewes will sell at IL o'clock, al
the corner of Broad street and East Bay, stocks
and bonds.
Henry Cobia & Co. will sell at O'Clock, al
their store, hams and sugar.
steffens, Werner d Ducker will sell at
o'clock, at their stores, butter. cheese, &c.
John G. Minor & Co, will sell at half-past IL
o'clock, at their store, dry goods, clothing, &C.
Sheriff Mackey will sell at IL o'clock, at the
Courthouse, real estate.
William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at bis
store, furniture, cutlery, DO.