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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The big show has come and gone.
Cal Wagner's Ministries are COM
ing.
The T5Oo Orphans will have q matt
nee tomorrow afternoon al two o'clock.
This is motion day in the chsncery
court, which meets al ten O'Clock this morn.
ing.
An hundred orphans had a benefit
yesterday afternoon.
Sale Of tickets for reserved seats to
the Big Bonanza will commence at nine
o'clock tomorrow morning.
AT last we are to have Big BO1ldn-
"a, which comes well enough after we have
given so much TO the TtOO Orphans.
--"Bow- Bells, +" ''Young Ladies' Jour-
nal," Demorest and Godey's Magazines for
December, at MansfOrd's, corner Second and
Monroe streets.
"A "Librsry OF Poetry and Song"
by VIM. Cullen Bryant, book for the holt
days, for sale at Mansford's, corner Second and
Monroe streets.
The amount Of dog tax charged to
revenue collectors this year from thirty coun-
ties in the State is seventy thousand seven
hundred and eighty dollars. This is dog
gone big bonanza for the public schools.
Owing to the large attendance at
the Theater, "wall flowers" are numerous.
Several of the gems equal the "sun-fower"
in modest beauty, and are as graceful as
garden Of cabbage.
We want a Southern Pacific rail-
way; our interests demand 1t; but it Will be
useless TO us unless Memphis, Vicksburg or
New Orleans be its eastern terminus. We
make the hght for Memphis.
Let Memphis be the watchword of
every Memphis delegate in the railway con-
vention as the eastern terminus of the pre-
posed Southern Pacific railway. ANY conces-
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

An adjourned meeting was held
Thursday evening, November Is, 1875, with six
members in attendance.
A petition to the mayor, asking him 10 re-
NIT the tax on John Robinsons circus for the
performance on the eighteenth, on account
of the benert for the orphans was presented.
The tax was ordered remitted.
Mr.. Nj Fadden's expenses lone hundred and
fifty dolla's) as delegate TO the fire chiefs con-
ventiOn were appropriated.
Chief. Of Police Athy sent in q cOrnmunica-
ton explaining why he had not been able to
remove certain trespassers from the landing.
The usual tax of twenty-five dollars on
mask balls was remitted in the case of the
ball 70 be given by the Centennial commits
Two cisterns were ordered to be dug in the
tenth ward.
The engineer was ordered to construct a
new sluiceway at The intersection OF Herman
do road and Georgia street.
The engineer was ordered to put down a
new crossing at the intersection of Adams and
The Improvement committee reported in
favor of appropriating one thousand dollars
to assist IN the purchase OF public clock.
The report passed second reading.
The resolution instructing the city engineer
to have the city hall cutters repaired passed
The petition of Geo. Patterson for compep-
sation for damages to his property on Echols
street, was referred to the improvement COM
mittee.
The contract for lighting the oiI-lamps was
awarded to A. OZanne.
The chief of police was ordered to remove
all squatters or trespsssers from public
grounds
The sanitary police were ordered to report
to the Sergeant-at-arms all sidewalks needing
repairs,
Council resolution to adopt the assessment
made by the county assessor was adopted.
The vote remitting the privilege tax on Rob-
inson's circus was reconSidered and the mo-
ton to remit was lost.
The mayor and city attorney were author
lied to employ Mr.. Randolph as attorney TO
look after the city's interest in the case Of the
peoples passenger railway company against
the city, now pending in the supreme court.
The city attorney was requested TO inform
the board what action was necessary in re-
gard to the npdnddn1ILS tax ordered in the case
OF T. +. Brown against the city. The attorney
stated that he would be prepared by next
Wednesday night to give advice in the mat
ter.
Adjourned to meet Wednesday evening at
seven O'Clock,
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sion "for the SAKE of Cancellation" 10 st.
Louis, or any other city, would be fatal 20 us
ard victory TO Tom Scott and the enemies
to our prosperity.
There will be q meeting Of the
chamber of commerce next week TO take
action in regard 10 the Memphis and Knox
Vile railroad. General Nicely only asks the
city OF Memphis TO raise fifty thousand dollars
To secure this important road, which IS a very
small sum compared with the great benefits
that Memphis would derive from building
this road.
IT. b. Edgington, attorney for
Smith, Trantham and shaw, has written an
other sensational letter to Cincinnati paper.
The article is calculated TO place the attorney
general of the Bartlett court In wrong atti-
tude. Because Attorney-GeneTal Wright
failed to indict the authors OF the outrage II
does not follow that the grand jury and at
Jorney-Eeneral of the Bartlett court have
acted wrong Ia so doing. This letter, how
ever, Is far from being true, and comes in bad
grace from lawyer engaged TO defend Smith
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Heating stoves, for parIOrs, Offices,
H. WEITER IL cos,
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TIAR-GREAsE-Mine Anti Heating
~ Car Grease, for general railway use; also,
superior article of cottOn-truck and wagon
axle-grease: packages from frkins TO barrels.
Warrant all my grease TO give satisfaction.
5. CREAGHEAD, 36l Main ST., Memphis.
hR. ALFRED VOORHIE S makes specially
J of treating Eye and Ear. Diseases. once,
80 Poplar street. oct5
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n OT-75 feet by 10 feet, east side OF shelby
street. south Of Vance. S. p. READ.
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WEDDING decorations by Watkins.

THE grandest matinee Of all will come
of in Old John Robinson's big show to-day,
and the entire proceeds will be donated to the
orphans. Turn out, then, one and all, and as
sist Old John TO assist the orphans, for it is a
praiseworthy act in the old man.
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Look 0ufI

A first-class S. hat for 81. Splendid
mechanics hats for 81 50 and SO. Beautiful chill
drens' hats 81 81 25 81 80 and 81 70 Youths hats
latest Styles ST. 81 Is and 81 3d. Gents SILK Dress
Hats, So, S. and 81, at Cohen's, 2l9 Main street,
under the WOrsham house
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Dress goods in great variety.
Black cashmeres and mourning goods.
Flannels, water proofs, and ladies' cloaks.
Children's Scotch and fancy plaids.
Ladies' and children's fancy hosiery at
very low figures.
White and colored blankets at reduced
prices.
Cali and examine our stock before
buying, at 312 Main street.
TAVIOR IOV G, IN
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IOHN ZIMMERMAN,
y HOUSE AND SIN PAINTING,
Draining, Calcimining, and Paper Hanging,
No. 245k Eecond street Memphis, Tenn,
Eraacna Painting neatly dome
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LEE LINE.

ATTEND Robertson's Business College
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WATKINs'S Bridal Dresses.

TAYLOR, JOY & co.
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NOTICE.

All Advertising Bills after this date,
for amounts less than Five Dollars,
must be paid for before insertion. This
rule will be strictly adhered TO.
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AT A SACRIFICE.
GREAT BARGAINS

In black silks of best makes,
Colored silks in all the new shades,
Black and colored silk velvets,
Ladies' domestic underwear,
Flannel and cloth sscques,
at 3l2 Main street,
TAYLOR,SJ0Y & co.
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OF I776, De followed both by ladies and gentle
men. The elegant and courtly manners Of
those heroic days should also be revived, and
the occasion made one OF historic as well as
that the strictest ules of decoTum consistent
with the enjoyment OF the guests viii be en-
forced, and everything done TO make the even
iDg's entertainment worthy of the noble OBJ
feet for which 1t will be given. We are graft
hed to believe that the house will be crowded,
and that, too, by the very best people of Mem
phis and vicinity. All the railroads converg-
Ing at Memphis have agreed to carry passen-
gers and return for half fares, and If neces-
sary, special trains will be run on all the roads
to bring citizens to and from the city on the
occasion: Let our country friends make a
note OF this.
Mrs. GIL n. Robinson.
Mrs. Gil N. Robinson nee Miss Emma Lake
Thatcher, will continue with John Robinson
show. We are glad TO know this, for this lady
is an artist of acknowledged grace and talent,
and adds very interesting feature to the
brilliant entertainment of this popular circus.
Her trained horse Alexis, will be a worthy
attraction to every patron of the circus while
her fearless feats upon the courser Bonnie
Scotland, evidence both skill and courage
on the part of this lady. Bonnie Scot and,
under the guidance Of Mrs. Gil Robinson,
makes leaps of the most thrilling char
acter imaginable, such indeed as would
do credit to the steeple-chases of old England.
We again add our kind wishes TOR the welfare
and happiness OF Mrs. Robinson, whose iather
was not only popular Snowman, but an ex-
cellent gentleman, esteemed and pleasantly
remembered by the people of the sunny south.
Madame.BIanche's Troupe.
Tonight Madame Blanche and her
continental troupe of artistes introduce their
attractive entertainment, consisting of statue
irnd0indiT and tdbLedLLI UiUGnts at Assembly
hall, Main street, between Gayoso and Beale.
This will be very attractive and interesting
entertainment, for 1t promises both novelty
and beauty. In addition to the tableaux,
Prot. BenfOrd, or the Faker OF Oulo, as he is
termed, will at each performance illustrate
the marvellous Egyptian seance trick in the
presence OF the audience, and without the aid
Of screen or cabinet. This feature is worth
the price of admission, for 1t shows how such
tricks are done by magicians and others who
pretend to exercise supernatural power. Ad-
mission fifty cents; reserved seats seventy
five
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Next thursday night the grand mas
querade Centennial ball at the Exposition
building takes place. The style of costumes
70 be worn viii be optional with the guests
1t IL desired, however, that as far as practicA-
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WATKINs's Bridal Dresses.

FOUR hundred coats of broken suits
at s. each, at the
OAK HALL CLoLHING HOUSE,
25l Main street
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DIR. A. WESsON d SONS,
OAR Mai,

Are plugging teeth beautifully with gold
for 81 so each; inserting full sets Of teeth
on the finest gold plate for s85 set; on
rubber for $40 set; and extracts teeth
without pain by the use Of "pure laugh
ing gas" These gentleman guarantee
their work TO give perfect satisfaction.
Give them q call.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

I AWELLIHG-Fine suburban Dwelling
House for sale or rent. Apply at No. 81
Main street. seq
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PARTIES wishing copies OF Forest and
Stream, containing full report of last meeting
ofTenneSsee Sporting association, can find it
at Billy Lieben's, 1857 Main street.
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Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, county and city scrips at low.
est market rates, in sums TO suit tax
PAYERS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Troupe.

l. GIoaks and Walktng-Jacket cts
just received. Elegant Beaver Cl0aks
at IS, So, 81, IS, 90 and $40. New styl les.
Come early iGy0u want a choice.
MERREN BROTHERS.
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FOR LEASE.

GTAND-A No. stand for Grocery. Saloon,
- or Variety Store, situated at No. o., corner
OF Madison street and Charleston avenue,
facing NJ. and c. X. X. Depot. For terms aP-
ply 10 h. GlndEamp, lH fernando street; or
J. RlnRwald, Green Tree House.
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AnetiOR Sale
WATKINS, designer of bridal outfits.

or psrlor, kitchen and dining-room fur.
nlture, at No 800 Court street extended, at one
o'clock Friday, November 10th.
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE-With six rooms, 29L Linden street.
III Inquire on the premises. novl9
ID ESIDENCE-No. 100 Madison street. Hall
II, Skis feet, No. 81 South Court st. immedi-
ate possession. Apply to
movie R. B. SNOWDEN, SS Madison st.
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WATKINS, 1913 Main street.

COME by, and buy that first-class Coal
of Packer Co., 1872 Main street. Prompt de-
livery. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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BEHOLD our good white shirts at 81,
at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
25l Main street,
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LOOK at our aIl-wool cashmere pants
for S. so, at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
Main
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THE GENERAL COUNCIL.
The Masked BaII-JOhn RObinSOn's Cir
Gus and the Poor and Needy
Orphans.

Major Registers Assessment Books
AdOpted-The MandaIaus Of Judge
EmmOns's COurt-Etc,
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@. ]. Hargan & Co.

FIRST BEAR of the season just re-
,elved by S. Clement, So Beale street.
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REWARD.

GS REWARD-Strayed on Friday evening,
epO November 5, 1876. a red Cow, years old.
Above reward for return OF same TO
VIM THASE Manassas street
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ONE thousand odd vests at 81 each,
at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
OIL Main street.
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California and Holland lO.4, II-4 and
IS-4 Blankets, at lower prices. Also,
extra heavy Shaker FIanneIs at so and
20 cents n yard.
m kKRH BROTHERS.
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THE highest cssn price paid for Sec
ond-hand furniture, carpets, stoves. ETC., at
Goldstetn's furniture store, No. l4l1a Beale st.
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LOOK at our fine boys suits we are
selling at So, at the Oak Hall clothing house
% Main street.
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WATKINs's Bridal Dresses.

JUST received at the Oak Hall cloth
ing house. Isl Main street, elegant aIl-wool
children's suits at IS.
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Royal Havana Lottery.

Grand drawing extraordinary, De-
cember 49, 1875; capital prize, $4,000; second
capital prize, $4,000 Address all orders to
Manuel Orrantia, l68 Common street, New
Orleans. Louisiana.
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WATKINS, designer Of bridal outfits.
CHOICE BEARS meat at 8. Clements,
Pooln ctr
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Go TO Mrs. Lsnier's, 207 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, etc.; also fine
law library, cheap
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WATKINS, 1913 Main street.

CHOICE dresse turkeys constantly on
hand at A. <. GiIlen & Co. s, SSS Front street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at GAG
Second street. TT. WALKER Il co.
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J.T FARGASON q co.
Wholesale GrOcers and Cotton Factors,
No. 369 Front Street-Great Induce
ments and Low Prices.

We take pleasure in calling attention
to the well-known and popular firm of j. r.
Fargason d Co., wholesale grocers and cotton
factors, at No. 369 Front street. This house
has just received a large and well-Selected
STOCK of groceries, embracing the best quality
known to the market. They will sell these
goods at low prices, and can not only give
better variety, but higher character of gro-
ceries, and at lower figures thsn any other
nrm in Memphis. They have unsurpassed
facilities for handling cotton, and give the
staple personal attention. The gentlemen
VINO compose this firm are reliable and ener-
getlc, and in all of their dealings have never
tailed to give satisfaction to their customers.
we commend the house of J, t. FsrgasOn Il
Co. to the public
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A Favorable NOtOriety.

The good reputation of BrOaO11's BrO1a-
chiaL ITOcheS, for the relief of coughs,
colds, and throat diseases, has given
them q favorable nOtorietV,
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Packet for the Year.
For Vtcksburg, NatcheZ, New Orleans and
all Way and Bend Landings.
Str. JEO. Il. HAUDB, eT~
j. T. West-.maSt E. Outlaw. cl X ,Szssff55 q
Leaves every alternate TUESDA1, conn
mencing
Tuesday, October 18th.
Tuesday, November I'd.
Tuesday, November 18th.
Tuesday, November S0th,
Tuesday, December 18th,
Tuesday, December 18th.
And on during the year.
For freight or passage apply to
J. 7. WASH IUH, Agent, 800 Front st.
The JNO. B. MAUDE is the only boat that
will remain in the trade the entire year. Hay-
ing been thoroughly repaired and refur 0ished,
is now unsurpassed by any boat on the VIZ St.
ern waters as a flrst-claSs passenger packet.
Every attention will be paid to way and
plantation business. oct2l
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Messrs. Grubbs a. Austin,
No. 332 Main Street,

Old Southern Palace building, have
always on hand large and carefully selected
stock of Mems Boys and Youths Clothing
and Furnishing Goods, at fair prices.
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DLANTATION.-That well-known planta-
Z ton (the Neblett place. situated imme-
diately on the river, in Bolivar county, Mis-
sissippi, and in what is conceded to be the best
just midway between Memphis and Vicks-
burg. Fully protected by the levee, and on
which the army and bollworm are unknown.
There are seven hundred acres in a high state
of cultivation, good fence, steam gin and grist
mill, with an abundance of colOred labor 10
work the entire place; comfortable resi-
dence, with cribs, barns, quarters, wells and
BEST i@pToRsd and pToId eds pantations
on the Mississippi river. In addition to the
above there are fifty well broke and acclima-
ted mules, ten good wagons, farming imple-
ments, and a sufhciency of native corn to run
the entire place for twelve months. The
plantation will be leased for one year, with
the privilege of three, TO q good, substantial
tenant at very reasonable figures, and the
mules, corn and wagons, etc., sold on good
city acceptance on twelve months time. For
further particulars, address Major X. N. Neb-
lett or A: c; Terrell, Esq, Nebiett's, Bolivar
THOs. H. ALLEN & CO.,
novI6 d&w Memphis, Tenn.
ID EsIDENCE-The desirable residence, No
II 345 Jefferson street extended, containing
six rooms, with all the necessary outhouses,
gas and water. Possession given December
list. Apply to ]. n. FALLS, y Union st.
ID EsIDENCE-I77 Union street; a large and
n cOmmodious residence, in thorough re-
pair, now occupied by Il. +. FarnSworth.
fOsS6SSlOn given TOT
particulars apply at premises. noll
ID ESIDEHCE-LAND-My place. on Union
II avenue, 2L miles from Court Square, con-
tanning eleven acres OF land finely improved,
with good residence and all necessary out
buildings. Apply to NJ. W KENNEY,
move Tarpaul!n shed, on the levee.
ID ESIDENCE-The desirable residence, l4S
n Adams street, convenient to business. APP
ply at 1872 Adams street
sSTOKE-At as Main treet. Apply TO Isaac
, Isaacs, 81 Jefferson street.
nOUSE-C0ntaining five newly -papered
Il roomsi also, kitchen, servants room,
good cistern, etc with garden spot. Apply
at III ALABAMA ST.
ID ESIDENCE- Nice 2-story frame residence,
II 1853 fernando. near Linden.
octl9 W. A. WHEATLEY, $50 Main.
SEVERAL RESIDENCEs--O Convenient to
> the business part Of the city.
octI8 r. c. BRINKLEY.
FURNISHED suburban Residence; very ac-
Z cessiblei owner will board with tenant
ior rent. Apply to
JAS. s, CARPENTER & CO.,
sepl9 49, Madison street.
STOREHOUSE-The storehouse with rooms
> above Nos. ll6 ana lis Beale street, on the
orner OF fernando. Inquire of
SAMUEL GABAY,
auI7 Nos. ll5. 447 nd 40 Main Street.
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10 TO Leddin's Business College.
Beautiful NOyeIti,

WATKINS, 373 Main street.
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Our Specialize

BILLIARDS down to hard pan, sixty
cents per hour, at Converse's, 81 South Court
street.
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or furniture, etc, at No. 800 Court street
extended, to -day.
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WEDDING decorations by Watkins.
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Fine stationery, elegant juvenile
books, teachers Bibles, fine pocket-books.
A. u. DOD q co. 81 Main.
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STRAYED.

TOW.-From the subscriber, living on the
' J corner OF jefferson and Orleans street, one
Red Cow with white about her; white face; a
crop of each ear; slit in the left ear; about
five or six years old; left about nve or six days
ago; was giving milk when she left. Anyone
warded q. FALLS.
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PERbGNA5

| DIVORCES legally obtained for incompati-
| ~ bility, etc residence unnecessary; fee
| after decree. Address p. o. box 1887, Chicago,
| III. moo
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000 ono FENCE PICKErs, at s. 50 per
EUOsOOO Thousand, by
L - Ar.l

WAA--AA--o "a Va A-uAADcA Ocd4cISs
norrON.GIHs, ETC.-six new Champion
nearly new; one pair Fairbanks platform
scales for SO; one lot OF pulleys; one pair of
oct0 J.v. PATRICK, No. 6S Union st.
MULEs AND HoRsEs-Just received, 50
vi Texas Mules and Horses, broke, and OF
good sze-a good substitute for common plug
horses, being cheaper and more durable. Have
already received twelve carloads, and will
get large shipments In future II We can ind
market. Liberal Inducements TO dealers or
s2eculaton- FORREST & FARES.
CTRAWBERRY PLANTs-of all the lead
~ ing varieties, at tbs lowest market price.
Persons intending 10 plant extensively will do
well 70 examine our stock and prices before
ocilS c. Z. BARBOUR q CO., Memphis.
~ confectionery, toys and fancy articles, en-
brRcing everything pertaining to a drst-claSs
confectionery business. Also, bake oven and
candy mandatory, consisting of all the
utensils necessary 10 carry on the baking
confectionery and candy manufacturing busi-
ness. Cash, city real estate, OF notes with ap-
proved security taken, as may best suit the
purchaser. Good reason given for selling.
FOR tnrlsuer particulars apply on the premises,
Octl2 4l9 MAIN ST.
4 EAsEHoLD-A fve years leasehold on a
IL nrst-rate mi site or factory lot on Wolf
nver. Lease cal be renewed on favorable
Terms. Two large stables, well and ciEtern on
the place. Also, Plttsburg lump, nut and
slack coal, and Camel coal.
II. b. PACKER a CO., Is2 Main st.
COAP FACTORY - Boilers. engines, and
q everything complete and in good running
order, !ocated in the city, cheap for cash or
s1 c. n. GRosYENoR
JySl Dol Second street, Vincent block.
n OT-75 feet BY 10 feet east side OF Shelby
IL street, south Of Vance. 5. T. READ.
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In fancy stationery; the freshest and
most complete assortment in the city, just re-
cetved at A. F. DOD & CO.'S, 34 Main st.