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corrupt, the war Is again made, and
thus the purity Of the government and
the liberty Of the people are preserved,
He paid a high compliment TO Colonel
Kellar, and said he would part with him
in this canvass better friends than ever
they were before.
Barbour Lewis asks, What can Col.
Haynes do if he goes to Congress? Well,
/ think / can look General Grant In the
face, or any other Of the party at Wash
ingtOn, as well as Barbour Lewis. Has
IL come to this, that General Grant
and the Radical people at Washing
ton cannot be controlled nor infiu-
enced except by carpetbaggers2 He
believed that Grant had manliness
enough to do as much for a mar who
could honestly look him in the face as
for any caTpetbagger that would go
there from the South. He thought that
Grant was becoming a little shy Of
the c~arpetbaggers. He gave b. Lewis
particular fits upon his County Court
antecedents, where he sat uniawfully
two years, laying violent hands on the
county finances. b. Lewis received for
his two years services W seventeen
thousand dOllars-very pretty pay for his
valuable services. The whole amount
Overdrawn by the County Commission
ers was over thirty-four thousand
dollars. [Sensation. Those Commits
sioners issued nine hundred and eighty
seven thousand dollars during the eco
monte period of two years, and now,
without disgorging any Of this money,
he cOmes to ask you to send him to
Congress, where he can run his hand
still deeper into the peoples pockets.
II was half-past twelve by the time
Colonel Haynes reached this point, and
the reporter left the hall.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

rs has been stated from the first
day Of the publication Of the
SUTDAT appeal, it is a dis
tiRct and separate issue, and no
advertisement is inserted in it M
less specially ordered and paid
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TRACTO or LAND-Embracing SIX acre.,
with improvements a. follows: A gOoc
house. Out-hOuse, stable, clslem and an or
rhsrd. on fernando road. Our miles from
CITY. Apply at ID UNION
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THE WEATHER.

From the signal Bureau, Irving block
Special Probabilities for Memphis during
the Expositionl
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November Il
1880 p.m.-Partly cloudy weather viii
prevail at Memphis, with southeTly
winds, veering to northeast and clearing
tomorrow Saturday, the second IN
slant
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M AnYERTISERS.


Exhibitors at tflc Exposition ho
..Sh EXTENDED notices Of their
69ods or exhibition CAT ledUefheir
orders at .HaRgord's newsstand,
in the Exposition BItiLdtne.
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THE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE
of Shelby county will meet at the Sec
ond Chancery Court room,
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
AT TWO O'CLOCK SHARP.
AT TWO O'CLOCK SHARP.

AT OUR late fair the first premium
vas awarded to Wiggans Il Thorn for
the best shirts, both by machine and
hand; also, the first premium on Rim
mel's London skin soap, for best toilet
soap, and best shaving soap. Call on
them at 233 Main street, manufacturers,
retailers and jobbers.
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promptly followed Colonel Lewis, whose
speech was concluded at fifteen minutes
to ten o'clock exactly. He said he was
not the regular nominee Of any party.
From what nd could learn was going on
he thought that the regular Nominees
were in much trouble. He was de-
nounced as 3 disorghnizer because be
was bold enough not to be any psrty's
slave. There was another man In the
State who was also denounced as a dis
organizer. He Kellar) was cut loose
from parties before Andrew Johnson
announced himself the enemy Of
partyism, but be knew very well that
so great a IRAN as johnson was bound,
sooner or Later, to proclaim var on ann-
MENTIONS. Hs said that be and johnson
inaepelident because the Demo-
cratic party, Is it existed in the South,
could not claim the allegiance Of any
one. As a psrty-as an efficient politi-
cal machineAits history was written
and the mission of it was done. The
Republican iiarty also had fllGlled its
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Enn-Resident Notice.

10 100. z. Din Probate Court OF Shelby
e,,rr~- Tennnssee.-Erasmus Il. Rose ~. Il
nj Eii8fl. Ellen q Rose Francis X. Rose,
- Roge aud HaTV n Roae, guardiaa.
m fngm bill which is sworn 10
tEfr rsnse fhat.L II. Elliott is a non-
-gdrnf Of The Stale 81 I~eEnesee;
E fne-.fore ordfrcd, That lie make hls
ns.sarauce herein, ~ tne eI Ile
81 haisre the 1rst - DSeembet
rrf 81 III. answer or deulnf % COM
81 ~ same VA BE- taken for
~ t f.7rn and set fQT bearing ex-
r.1rsa. .ri faa. cory 81 rals onuel - f4D-
rs oar4 a. aasE.lcr fcm
10 ihd HaApla AgpdnL llA- ~
En0el 4a ma-r
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AS THE days grow shorter we begin
TO seek amusement for Tie long even
ings that are approaching. Many in
cline to reading, aud works long neg
Iected are commenced. Each year ADDS
new members tcthe large number wear
ing spectacles, and the first inquiry Of
the beginner Is: "NYhere a I procure
the spectacles best calculated TO preserve
and strengthen the sight?n TOaD such,
and those needingt 10 change glasses they
are now using, we would say, get the
Diamond Spocfncles IN preference 20 ali
Others. They are sold IN a thousand
frst-ciass jewelry stores throughout the
country, and In Memphis only by the
wel-knowB and popular jeweler, W G.
Byrd, which fact alone is a guarantee Of
their worth. a
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WANTS.

rFET-At o. X. Landing, OF Mississtpp
VI river is miles above Helena, - men Q.
r.T JAMES Il. POLK.
"ANTED-Boarders, at y Monroe street
H EefeEeuCes required. oeA
rv..B NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Good wage
and steady work, at So Jefferson street
.0-p- LOUIS KEITH
UTAEIED-Ihose wishing a good busine~
education or the best Instruction H
u-euwaEsnIp, should attend LEDDlN CON-
flerclal College - Vain street. seH
HTHU-E needing Cotton Press 20 call a.
-wLl's Iron and steel Works. 1876 Nal
f-eet. and examine Reynolds Improved Re
agrr-rg screw Pres send for circular.
aes JOHN MANOGUE, Agent
n8DE-HOUsE tIRL-By q gentleman, 3D.
" tie country, a hr-t-class cook and washer
womans aud a neat, tidy house-girl-the lai-
Ter 10 o1r0nIug and general housework- Coo
references g ven and required. Apply IN per
an 81 IBE LOCKE. No 1867 Main stree.
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TEN TONS M1NCF MFATu

Just received" i the fall trade one full
CARLOAD ATAIoRE's snNeE MAAT,
put up in 8, is and 81 pound buckets,
half barrels and barrels. This is the
best mince meat made in America. Gro
GERS supplied.
OLIVER, FTNNTE& co.
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FALL AND WINTER OF 1871 Ua. IL
reductions of styles for the season v IN,
usual, be Of The latest and finest quail
: les dress and business hats; fine selee-
q Il Of imported goods for men and chill
iTCn- LEIDY & CO.,
Hatters and Furriers.
naQ Nufn Street
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TOR RENT or LEASE
CARD.


Nl nope hls irisnds m extend 10 rs, through
aim, tlo same patronage o. before
ArzIr.J. p. STRANGE being IN our en-
ploy. We recognize him as our agent, 10 trans
act any businozs connected with eur house.
ocF TAYLOR, JOY a co.
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BARGAINS WILL BE THE RULE.

and other FINE GOODS.
"Prices will tell, - and we a assure
the public that
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"DgD-gDAL-CDkE-iU cords dry ash
.mfdFIuE.H 81 cords dry oak goo
mltGIaug:' 5L.n0 barrels Pittsburg Coal
. stlct mf6dIi1E." Casks always ready for
EhfpmeaL. Gas Coke. ad Hbitum. Prices MOI
10 Sc beaten. II. B. PACKER d Co.
800 IA Second street
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INST GPITTYG.

A new and handsome stock of VIII
tons, Brussels, tapestries, two and three
ply carpets-something very pretty.
BRYSON & CAMP.
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WEXAs LAEDs-Of various qualities, guam
titles and locations for sale very low, o.
lease for nothing but the taxes, which al
Trh- ApuIv 10 r. J.. STEELE
0rtI los Front street, Memphis
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CHAPPED Hands face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworms, andotner catane-
Gus affections cured, and the skin made
soft and smooth, by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made byCasewelI, Hazard 4
Co, New York Fer sale By al drug
gisfsl
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THE EXPOSITION.
Going Into Nature SpleHdOr-The Crowds
Of Country People Increasing.
New Wonders and New Beau;les-A
Most Magnificent Display-LOW.
ensteIn's $4,000 Case.

The success OF the Exposition, as q f.
nancial adventure, is infinitely greater
than was that of Louisville. 1t has
drawn greater numbers TO Memphis
than the most ardent promoter OF the
enterprise deemed possible, it has
gathered more wonderful specimens Of
art and OF manufacturing and mechani-
cal skill than were supposed to exist in
this latitude. 1t has mnistered to pop
ular taste and gathered in IN spot all
that is most beautiful, most useful, most
attractive. If the products of educated
skill on exhibition availed nothing more
the great building should be visited by
the multitude, that they may learn
where and how the finest and best of
every article used in every day
life and every luxury that wealth
Graves and every needful recourse Of
poverty may be secured. No man or
woman from the interior should buy any
Z single commodity in this city who does
not first visit Exposition Hall, to learn
where the cheapest and best of every
thing is for sale. The wealth, and mer-
i.chandize, and art, and industry Of this
and neighbOring cities is exposed to view
within the smallest compass, and the
great hall becomes a depository of sam
pies, directing the examiner, with in
fallible certainty, TO the proper sources
Of supply. Information thus Civ
en- to purchasers is worth infinitely
more, then, thanthe trifiing sum twenty
five cents, exacted by the doOrkeeper.
Memphis tradesmen and manufacture
ers never before discovered such an
agency, outside the pages of newspa-
pers. BY which to make themselves and
their triumphs of taste and skill univer-
sally known.
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RALTIMoRE AND NORFOLK CELERRk-
TIL OYsTERs.zJohn A. Signaiqo, 80.
81 Poplar st., is now ready t0supply oys-
tersat wholesale, in and around Menu
phis. Orders promptly flied.
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ESPECIAL BARGAINS
will he offered in
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LOCAL FTElES.

60 to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
-Thos. CUbbins, bricklayer, 284 Main.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No 2ll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF RETAIL
STOCK. g
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The old familiar MONROE SALOON
has at length arose from the ruins of the
late great fire, and is now open for the
comfort of its former patrons and the
public generally.
The same proprietor who ran 1t in the days Of
wore.
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PUMrg, rs Jefsrgon street. -

h Observation-Disclosures cure for neu
sal2ia. G. w. Jones & Co. sell it.
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THIRD CUMBERLAND PBEsBYTERIAN.
CHURCH, Chelsea-Preaching at eleven
O'clock this morning aud seven O'clock
this evening. The installation OF Rev.
Lewis {. TAYLOR, as pastor, viii take
place at three o'clock IN the afternoon,
Rev.is T.. b. Crisman, r. i. McElree
and /. @. Ransom, officiating.
W G p.owTv 1e Tagsreon streat
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SOUTHERN PALACE.

CLOSING OUT SALE OF RETAIL
STOCK. @
Finding it impossible to close out our
large and varied retail stock in the time
contemplated, and rs this stock must be
closed out, we have made still
FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES,
and We shall offer from day TO day, till
this stock is disposed of,
EXTRA BARGAINS, REGARDLESS OF
COST,
in the various lines Of staple and fancy
dry goods, dress goods, silks aud satins,
cassimeTes and jeans, linseys, iannels
and dOmestics, ladies' and children's
furs, and cloaks, shawls and scarfs, blan-
kets and eomfortables, notions, boots
and shoes.
ESPECIAL BARGAINS
viii be offered in
SILKS, BROCHE SHAWLS, FURS,
SILK VELVET CLOAKS,
and other FINE GOODS.
"Priees will tell, - and we can assure
the public that
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". z. MrronELLs School, 500 Third st.

Bids welcome to all his friends once more.
G.. NJ. ERANCIOLI.
Southwest corner Monroe and Second streets.
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FOR V%TCKsBURG.

neaaPhis and 81. Louis Psekef Company
For Helena, ChicOt, G|raenville and Vicks-
burg-Connectlng at ChlcOt with the Little
Rock, PIN Bluff n New Orleans railroad
also, the Mississippi ,Ouachita and Red kiyer
railroad. In place Of Julia,
Steamer COLORADO,
VIII leave as above SUNDAY. NoYemDer 3D.
: nog FLFN. CALVERT. supt.
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WAGGENER, 3l73 Main street, has the
est observation-disclosures establishment
n the city; the largest assortment of
go IDS fresh from the hands Of the i'm
porter.
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- FrrrINa. 1e JelIarson gtreeL.

DIR. J.. B. WATSON, No. So Monroe st.
administers Condensed Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas for painless extraction Of teeth
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CONGRESSIONAL CAKDEDATES-
SPEAKING IN THE cFTY-

Saturday night, November second. at
the depot ofthe Mississippi and Tennes-
see railroad.
Speaking viii begin at seven and a
half O'Clock. =
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~FALSEHOOD NAILED.
Forrest Answers the ISLANDERS Of
General Hammond, Of Missouri.
MEnpnIs- November l. -.

The Alabama and Chattanooga, and n
Memphis, selma and Marion Roads.
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FoR colds, coughs, bronchitis and all
affections Of the lungs, take Ayers
Cherry Peetoral.
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The grand display Of fireworks win
appear On Jefferson and Court streets
tonight at seven o'clock precisely, by a
shower Of star rockets, after which a
splendid illumination will take place at
the Jefferson street front Of the EXPOSE
ton Building. Many of these pieces are
gotten up especially for the occasion,
and wifi surpass anything heretofore
seen in Memphis in beauty and elegance.
Bring out the children. Let all come
and see the great display.
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EooxoNv-For gentleme zen TO send taeiF
fall and winter clothing to Be cleaned OF
dyed and repaired, 10 HANsON& Walk
Pr, rs Second street, llf they make q
speciality Of that kind Of work.
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E0R RENT.

UNFINISHED ROOHs-With OF wfthoal
board, az 81 Gayos3 street. no.
nOBM-A room as p Union street. suitabE
E1 f0s an Office. Irqutre there al Prescott
er9ra. mol
nWELLING-A very desirable dwelling.
~ new painted and papered, with or ,
Rooms, large Stable yard, ETC. etc; No. 60
Court streel; fine uelghborhOOd.
A large G--Iory brick Boarding House. eli
riblT loclped and 4n good repalr.
ZINE suburban Residence on McLemore nF-
euue. near the state Female College. with
acres in yard ana garden; between Colonel
Hambiin and Elrpp.
Tbe % cherry Place, az corner Of HaybuTp
and Walker streets: This Is one Of the large
and most elegant residences near the cit.
VIII be rented very low ana Tor q term o.
year.
Fin 2-stoy Rcsidence on Monroe street, be-
tween wellington aud M. and C. Railroad.
small Ccttsgc-lsl carroll avenue.
il. l. GUIDE- Rental AGENT
oaeI 80 Jefferson street.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis ana ~. Louis Packet company
For Hickman. Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis,
Steamer EMMA G. ELLIOTT, h
j.. y.
Leave as above THIS DAY, November q,
at s O'Clock pm.
MOI FLEM. EuDL
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d. c. & Il. NJ. LOEWENSTLNE,
Southern Palace, S2 Main street, three doors
north Of Union street, Memphis, Tenn.
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n EsIDENCE-A newly dtted mp two-sto-s
II brick residence, 81 Adams street, opp
80 Heul. Babbfs. Apply 70
0c7 j. p. HEUE. IS Union street.
neelfsncesan and other houses for rent; ~reeeiv-
kershfqs accep-ca- W-A-Wheatley - Aal-
"a aCREs OF LAND-FInely improved.
.DD wei supplied with ali varieties Of fruits
r9ur miles from tie corporation. on stat
Line road. Apply % " =. IOLbh5
orf- Rental Agent, % Madison street.
nBBHs=,uIt o. rooms, nrst floor up Stair
* r-er our store. northeast corner Main anc
Jefferson streets. A long established millinery
and mani us- makers stand. Possession RiveL
III ~ Clio. SHELLS a. Co.
ans 30 Main street.
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0 N BOARD.


nj EAsANT ROOMS AID BOARD, at 81
shelby street ocSl
DossID- AND RODMS-h large 'front.' room
Is IN, board; also. "A few day boarder-
vented O. ECoun street; references requltel.
BOARD AND ROOMs-Three unfinished
n md one Furnished chamber, with board
IN a private family; references given andLe
'rti. 81 20. 80 Poplar street. oeH
ng0rf- AND BOAED-A few gentleIa-r
II. cen obtain board by the day or week az e.
l1urr street. -
nOAEDiSG-Front rooms and board a. q
~ second street. oo0
LOOMS AND BOARD-A suite Of room
4. Will board. ~ To- Madison. ocl
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has Co
dey and PetersOn's for November; also,
ali the leadiag late publications from all
sources.
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LOST.


EuATCH ANDC HAIN-S50 kEWABD-Losi
w or mfsiaid on the night Of the I'D Of &C
30. Ia55s Joe JohusoB. Liverpool. maker. .
WI give the above reward for the return O.
Ihe watch and chain, and no questions asked.
M. ~. EENAEf,
mol Tarpauhn shed on the Bevee.
~ EIsIND sHAWL-Ou saturday Ucpobes
Nj .HIl. 40 tine Fair Ground ticket ONCE, o.
lady's msriuo shawl with white six minse;
Also a black FUR CAPE and small hand
basket The finder via please leave them b.
tIis Office; a liberal reward VIII be paid
nJG-While and lemon setter dog. Twenty-
IL i've dollars VIII De- paid IL delivered d
Ttls O. Coz Jefferson street, or to VIM. BCWl-r
a son. Union trcet. Oc4s
FOR LEASE
COMMERCIAL Front an
~ LeIers0u sureet Tor lease. P0ssesdlt
.lrsl ur February.
JOSEPH J. ANDREWS,
.lcrf No % Front street. up-sLaIr.
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In real property OF the Company .-----.---
Advanced on landed security and Real Estate--
Invested in 3 per cent COnsOls 00Stockl- -.
In securities sanctioned BY Act Of Parliament,
Corporations, and OF the Mersey Docks and 1
Gin United states Government BOndslCost. -
present market value. s1l2.a9l Ad
SIN Canadian Government Bonds and StOck-Co
Pre- mt market value, E2272l Ad
I'm Alabama per cent.
In. Colonial City LOuds Melbourne and Geelon
Advanced on the salue of the Comnanyis Lie Z
On PERSONAL Security in connection with Lie
On Mortage, etc, of ReversiOns and Life Interss
In hallway and other Eebentures -.
snort Loans ON hallway, etc. stocks and Shares
Cash az Bankers, EAl,Z5; balance due by Brancl
and Premiums on which the days OF grace 4
Total
eAsvsstments required on laug to enable NE CouDoU
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SECOND CUMBERLAND PREsBYTE-
RAN CHURCH, corner Vance and De
Soto stneeis-PTeachinE ateleven O'Clock
this morning. Rev. I'd. Gray Mclean
will be installed as pastor at seven
o'clock this evening, Rev.'s r. l..
McElree, I. c. Ransom and i. B.. Girls
man, officiating.
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ATTENTION!

DR1vEN-WE11s, Is Jefferson street.
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CHEEK LINE.
FOR ARKANsAs RIvER

MEMPHIs AND ARKANSAS RIVER
M Packet Co, US Mail Line-The elegant
passenger boats Of his hne leave Memphis
Tor all points on Arkansas river tuesdays
and Saturdays. At 5 ma.
W. p. WALKER, Agent,
gul5 once on Wharf boat, foot Of court 8
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CLOSING OUT.

In order to close Hp or business, we
offer our stock Of
OFFICE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
BLANK-BoOKs, ETC,
at from twenty-five 70 fifty per cent.
below usual figures, and we respectfully
invite the public 10 give US a cali.
GOODWIN & co,
80 Main street, Memphis. Tenn.
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nTE.M SAW AND GRIsT MILL CON
= PGETE FOR SALE az Sl0J0; IN runninL
order. ar Remberton- u miles north Of Mem
mis- boilers Is feet by = inches; double hue
--Itnder 10 inches BY - inches; French Bur-
stone 4 feet: conveyers and elevators. Apply
To- 81. u. j. stewart second street. or K L.
steele. lbs Front street, Memphis, or
seq :. IS. EEABEhL, near the Mill
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rag cheapest and best STEAM DYEISG
CIEkEING HOUSE IN the city Is At
2ie Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand. RhEE0N a WALKER.
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TNGIEE-A SJ-horse power engine anc
u Boiler, with pumps and a lot OF A-lneh
aci5 IS ADAMS STREET.
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" OUSE-ERgUNn-A house on New Madi-
son street. No. pa; contains five rooms
n a kitchen. apply on premises. Also
two acres near the " Cherry Place" selo
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FOR SAFE.

HOgsES AND MULES-Atter the IRE W
II have opened our sale Stables ATS SCUM
C5urt street. Our stables run through TO g.
Madison street. Eare inst received 81 head o.
mules AID horses. Come and see as.
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