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ADJUSTMENTS.

Katie Putnam as Little Barefoot"
Miss Katie Putnam won new laurels
last night by her very fine interpreta-
ton of "Amy, the Little Barefoot" ID
the drama entitled The Little BAREFOOT.
This afternoon, by quest OF many la
dies, made through the columns OF the
APPEAL yesterday morning, Miss Put
nam will appear as ''Jape Eyre" To-
night, the peoples bill will be Miss Put
nam's new speciality, the beautiful play
in five acts, entitled, Lana; or,
the Missing Bride, in which Miss
Putnam sppesrs as "Lina," with songs
and dances. During the evening per-
formsnce Mr.. J. J. Sullivan will recite
the thrilling poem touching upon Incl:
dents which took place during the great
battle OF Fredericksburg, Virginia, enti-
tied, The ,Sprig or Green.
Maggie Mitchell.
No artiSte on the stage holds socially
or morally higher position in the
hearts Of all true opponents Of the art
than Maggie Mitchell: Standing as she
does without an equal, much lesJ SUI
perior, she justly retains the title OF the
"Supreme favorite and pearl Of the
American stage" - Maggie Mitchell
created FnnchOTa, which, like work Of
the old masters, can be copied, but that
is all. This talented lady comes once
more to greet Us with her favofite roles
Jane Eyre, Barefoot, Loire,
and Pearl Of Savoy, commencing at the
Theater on Monday, March 18th, with
Saturday (Fdnchon) matinee. Thepro-
grammes and our exchanges speak OF
most excellent company, among which
is named Mr.. VIM. Harris, who sup
ported the late Edwin Forrest during his
farewell tour south. There is only one
Maggie Mitchell, and go long as che
graces the stage with her presence, go
long will the public flock to see and
hear her inimitable presentations,
A Rare Fete.
Prof Fl ffme:s .er Will give fsrewell
(sscred) concert at Turner hall on to-
morrow night. He is assisted by the
best talent in Memphis. No doubt this
musical entertainment will surpass any
ever given in the city.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

The sale of reserved seats for theMag-
gle Mitchell engagement is progressing
at the Theater box. office.
The Thester will be crowded this
| afternoon on the occasion of Miss Put
MANS appearance as "Jane Eyre"
-Cotton-thievesg got away with bale
OF cotton from Colonel Ensley's plants
ton below the city Thursday night.
Jane Eyre at the matinee this after
noon, and Lima at the evening perform
ance, with Katie Putnam in the leading
roles.
Rev. Mr.. Esstin has resigned the rec.
torship Of st. Lazarus church, and it is
rumored that Rev. DR.. Wheat will be
recalled.
Charles Fame, colored, was awarded
q seven months contract on Presidents
Island by the criminal court, yesterday,
on conviction Of stealing wearing APP
parel.
The attention of the travelling pub.
lie and shippers is called to the change
in the schedule. time of arrival and de-
parture of trains on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad.
"A reunion Of the different lodges of
Odd-FellOws in the city took place at
the meeting Of Banner lodge last night,
it being the twenty fifth anniversary Of
the occupation of Odd-Fellows' hall by
the order.
Miss Putnam has kindly consented,
and the bill for the matinee at the Thea.
ter this afternoon has been changed to
Jane Eyre, the leading role of which
Miss Putnam gave such a clever inter-
probation "wednesday evening.
DIR. D. 8. johnson who was indicted
some weeks since by the grand Jury on
the charge Of procuring death by abor-
ton, gave bond in the criminal court
Thursday in the sum of three thousand
dollars for his appearance to answer the
indictment.
The policemen sounded an alarm of
fire about half-past one o'clock this
morning, but the fire brigade did not
respond. The light was in the northern
part of the city, and proceeded from the
buruing of a house in the extreme
northern suburbs of the city.
"A bloody cutting scrspe occurred on
DeSoto street, near Beale, last night,
the participants being two negresses
named Charity Cooper and Mollie
Smith, both very bad characters. The
row grew out of difference of opinion
as to the right of the sole possession of
the affections of q colored man, and theS
result was that Charity came near cut
ting MOllie to pieces. She will, it is |
thought, however, recover.
Two negroes were arrested yester- |
day morning, having teen detected in
bringing stolen bale of cotton across |
the river from Arkansas in 8 skiff. |
Levee Waterman Dillon pulled one of |
the negroes, Daniel Harris, and few |
hours aiterWard Detective Pryde arrested |
the other, Andy Swsder, and both were
locked upin the ststionhOuse. The bale
had all the marks cut of, but one
Of the thieves admitted that it belonged |
TO Mr.. P. J. Lotion, a resident of Arksn-
sss, back of Hopeield. The cotton is
at the stationhouse awaiting identifca-
ton by its owner.
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PERSONAL.

AMONG the lady visitors to the Lesth
orphan asylum yesterday were Mre. Joe
Bruce, Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Flsherty.
DR.. ]. R GRAVES, Of Memphis, will
preach at Ridge High Baptist church,
near Buntyn station, Saturday night,
the 18th instant, and Sunday and Sun
day night. All are invited.
RIGHT Rev. BISHOP PIERCE, Of Ar
kansas, is in the city, and the guest of
Rev. George Harris, dean of St Mary's
Poplar street,. He will officiate and
preach at st. MaTy's on Sunday Ito
morrow,
The following names OF visitors were
registered at the cotton exchange YES
terday: g. w. Smith, LyDchburg, Vir-
einis; T. w. Scudder, Pine Bluff; c. d.
Pdddy, GAINESVILLE, Tennessee: J. F.
Christian, Atlanta; T. F. Grogard,
pouglsssville, Louisiana.
Mr.. c. F. CHICKERING, of the WELL
known Boston firm OF piano manufac.
turers OF that name, ia in the city on
business. We need hardly say TO our
readers that the house of Chickerins &
Sons is one Of the most honored in the
for commercial integrity and
probity, and that their pianos are known
and highly valued in every part Of the
world-thAt they are regarded as among
the best.
Mr.. ALEX. CALHOUN, the present
business manager Of the Katie Putnam
is proprietor Of the Cal.
lOun printing works at Hartford, Com
lecticuti also travelling correspondent of
he Hartford CottrGnt. He is a veteran !
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Law REPORTS.
Circaif COurf-HeiskeII, Judge.

This is motion day. The following
cases constitute the calendar for Mon
day: 2797, Steffey, use, ETC., vs. Viii.
liams; 3l2l, Williams vs Boone; 1922,
same VS. same: 1924, Henry VS. Oz4nne ;
1929, Toube & Bro. VS. Washington in
surance company; 1884, City Of Mem
phis vs. Eddins; 3101, Marks, trustee, VS.
Radjgsn; 3102, Buck vs. City of Mem
phis; 1928, Dickinson, Williams & Co.
vs Cronan; 3238, Cicalla vs. Cicalla;
3244, Flynn VS. Smalzried; 1850, Oliver
& Woodbridge, assignees, VS. ATbuckle;
326S, English VS. Akermsn; 1885, Ad-
ans, Dixon & Pike vs. Brinkley; 1919,
Edmonds VS. Kelly; 1891, MARSHALL VS.
Cooney; 1906, Keek & Bro. VS. Crews;
3s19, Mayer VS. Junkerman; 1923, Means
vs. Powers; 1926, Oliver, Finnie q Co.
VS. Solsri; 1929, Pollard ct al VS. Hoegel;
334l, State of Tennessee VS. Tiguer; 3349,
Watkins VS. Memphis and Charleston
railroad company; SI7S, Bennett vs.
Barnes.
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WANTS.

EMPLOYMENT-I any capacity; am COM
q petent 10 keep books; have acted as entry
clerk. Address g., Appeal Office.
NOOK- "A competent white woman TO cook
" for three or four ladies, in a pleasant
Little city. Address, for two days,
mill N, Y, Appeal office.
WHITE WoMAN-To cook, at
w 6Sl SHELBY ST.
GITUATI0N-By a reliable servant, to wait
y on an Invalid gentleman, to travel, or in a
private family; good reference given. Apply
10 Mr.. Cuuagin, opposite Bailey church.
ITO BUY-A nice home, that will not cost
i over $1,000. Address
mhS LIS, Appeal Office.
ID ELlABLE sALESMAN-Salary SOD per
e month and expenses.
mhS BICkNELL CO., Cincinnati.
ElTUATION-Asga gardener or carriage-driver
y by man who can give GOOD references.
Address A, Appeal office.
SITUATION-In some nice family to do
. general housework. Address
mh7 ID. ]. c., q Front ST.
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oHTs DAILY APPEAL~-.SATURDAY MARCH IL 1915

journalist, besides having been most
successful business manager for nearly
all the brightest luminaries in the dra-
matte galaxy. Mr. Calhoun, with all
his lsurels, is q modest, unsssuuiDg
gentleman, but thoroughly business in
all that pertains to the management OF
dramatic tours.
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No. 800, D. 2. D.-Barziiis Rsney st al. Us. La
grange and Memphis Railroad Co ct Al.
Hktgsa zeGEeBa NAL lSsiEE Sale CT Fore
R1Rk
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H. G. HoLLENBBRG has just received
three lovely upright pianos, made by
the world-renowned ChickeriDg & Sons,
Boston. These pianos are the wonder
and admiration of musical critics and
connOisseurs, and he cordially invites
all lovers of music to visit his ware
rooms and examine these wonderful in
struments.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

ST.LoUTs, March 10.-Departed: Belle
Memphis, Memphis. Toe river hos
risen inch. Weather CLOUDY and very
warm, betokening q heavy rain-stofm
tonight.
LOUISVILLE, March 10. - Weather
clear snd warm. The river has fallen
3 inches, with feet 2 inches In the ca,
nal, and feet inches in the chute on
the falls.
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OPINION of Dir. William II. Stokes,
physician, Mt. Hope Retreat, Baltimore.
81 have great pleasure in add
ing my testimony to the virtues of
Liebig's Liquid Extract OF Beef aud
Tonic Invigorator as the very best prep
arstion used, and therefore confidently
recommend it to the medical profess
siOn." g. w. JONES d. co.,
Agents, Memphis
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FOR WHITE RIVER,

n-sis Hyo-.-, >yls sSss3e aEsG BhkSS SsSSR
SAAAS SS0Ig Ela4es
Mouth White River India ody 81 Rs
Croeketts Bluff, Mt. Adams Ia, re0p nj
Walls Bluff, Des Arc, Augusta, jaw >0"H pm y
West Point and Searcy.
The fine passenger steamer
ESEzasas -
E. q. Post al -.-. 40 astar
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LOST.

EAR-RING-In Memphis, February "a, 1876
IL a gold earring, coral set. The hnder will
be literally rewarded by leaving the salne at
u, FALLS d CO.'S
mh5 No u Union ST.
DIAMOND R1NG-fl00 REWARD-On Mon
IL day, February 18th, between the blud
and the grand stand, at Court Square, a clu Ster
diamond ring Is stones), with the name " Lso-
nora on inside. The above reward viii be
paid for its return 4. ]. wendell,
fb29 No. 8 Union street.
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Just received nice assortment of
gents silk dress hats. Gents soft and
stiff felt dress and business hats.
Youths hats, nobby styles, new coIors
and styles. Boys and children's hats,
large variety to suit all, at prices to
suit the times. Call and see, and price
the goods and be convinced.
COHEN, the Halter,
2l9 Main street, under WOrsham House.
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THE tonic qualities Of Leibig's liquid
extract Of beef ale much greater than
those found in any other specific or ap.
petizer, and is now recommended by the
bes: physicians in England and America
for Consumption, debility, f7ver, ague,
loss of appetite, etc. Geo. w. Jones &
Co. AGENTS. Memnhis.
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CHANOE2Z SALES.
CHANcERY SALE
OF
r. . al I5 c at "a

No. 1857, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
Tennessee.-k. A. Parker, Receiver, etc, VS.
A. NJ. Ferguson ct al.
ID I virtue of an interlocut0ry decree for tale
ID entered in the above cause on the SIN day
of December, 1875, and renewed March :. 1876,
1 will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front OF the clerk and Masters
office, new Courthouse building, Main street,
Memphis. Tenn. on
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as Administrator Of the
IA estate OF Hiram lflman, deceased, slI
persons Indebted to said estate win pie tse cslI
and settle the same; and all those having
claims against said estate will present them
to me, for payment, or they will be barred.
b. W. WILLIAMSON, JB. Admir-,
fol7 thu No. u Union street,
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Chancery Court Morgan. Judge.

Motions called to-day. Orders made
yesterday. Sales in the cases OF Ander-
son VS.. Grehan. Coney, Peters, Ferrill
and Dunlap. References in Anderson
VS.. Cunningham, Ma9ee, Miller, Ssig-
Ter and Rsjesky; West VS.. Richmond,
final; Harris VS.. Harris, distribution |;
Adams VS.. Memphis and Little Rock
railroad company, sale confirmed.
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DISSOLUTION.


MEMPHIS, March !, 1876.
TINE partnership heretofore. existing in the
L city of Memphis, State of Tennessee, un-
der the firm name and style OF Thomas H.
Allen q Co. is this day dissolved. Each partner
has the right to sign the name OF the firm in
liquidation. The business will be Continued
by. Thomas ii. Allen, under the same name
for his own account. THOS. H. ALLEN,
JAS. NJ. ALLEN,
PEERY NUGENT
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EOR SALE.

YOUNG MARE-Four years old, gentle, and
Il coed pillow animal. Can be seen at
432 MAIN STREET,
mill Marble Ward
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The Cotton FactOrage aud Commission bust
ness heretofore carried on in this city by the
late firm OF T. II. & j. NJ. Allen & Co. viii be
continued by us under the firm name and
style Of Allen, Nugent & Co.
THOMAS h. ALLEN,
PERRY EUGENT,
HOLM B. LALLANDE.
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AsTHMA.-It is useless TO describe the
fortunes Of spasmodic asthma. ~9hose
who have suffered from its distressing
paroxysms know what it ie. Jonas
WhitcOmb's remedy has never failed to
afford immediate relief.
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Lea es memphis every SATURDAY at pm.
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In retiring from business, l respectfully
recommend to the continued confidence and
patronage Of my friends and the public, I. II.
& j. N. allen & Co., now associated together
as the firm of Allen, Nugent q Co.
m67 JAMFS NJ. ALLEN
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Mrs. Sledge has opened a salesroom at
357 Main street, in connection with her
greenhouses on Rayburn avenue. Bou-
quests, cut flowers and floral designs,
bedding plants, etc.
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chial troches, for coughs, colds and bron-
vor and confidence. This result has been
acquired by test of many yeaIs.
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ST EOGR APHER.
DEgSOLUTTONS 3.
INSTALLATION.

THE partneYhip heretofore existing under
L the style firm of a. Sesssel 1. son, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. =. Seessel
will assume all Liabilities of the late firm and
collect all outstandiugs. A. SEESSEL.
( Memphis, March 4. 1876. II. SEESSELJ R.
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cHANCERY SALE
REAL HE T "a LI1

~
REAL E05 z. "a e 8. IL ..
No 26e-Chancery Court of Shelby county
John L. Morgan ct 81. Cd Chy) VS.. VIM. Ut
ley ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlOcutory order for sale
D entered in the above cause on TIE DIN day
OF Jane, 1875, I will sell, at public auction, 70
the high est bidder, in front Ct the CierA ana
Masters office, Courthouse Building Main
street, Memphis, Tennessee, On
Saturday, March II, 1896,
within legal hours, me following described
property. situated in shelby county, 4 nm,
tO-Wit: Being the undivided One-half Interest
in and 10 the following described pTOpeTt =,
part of subdivision Of the lands of BOysssN
and BransfoRd, on Island 10. so, in said eOuns
ty, to-wtt:
and X, plat letter - a, the southwest corner Of.
ROysTer and BIansloTd's 640-acTs entry; thence
east 81 chains TO a perSimnOu marked B s.
thence south 81 chains 90 links to a stake;
thence west Il chains 60 links; thence north
and westwardly with the meanEieTs Of chute
8G5, OF, 4-22, 5-SS, 4-52, 4-7s 40 $50 chains
and links 10 a stake and willow marked R;
/. ack berry marked r; thence east p CHAINS
to the beginning containing l58 SO-lCO acres
LOt No. OF same subdivision On Island No.
Alton menceS at stake in the " corner OF
the 64J-a,'re entry, plat letter % X" thence
east q chahSs thence north AZ chat Is; thence
chains; south IL chains to the be- Inning
I25 71.i00 acres
Terms Of SaIe-Caah. This February IL, 1876.
e A COLE, Clerk and Ms y5ter.
By E. ]. Black, d. &. and n.
Winchester & RinchesteT, Attorneys. Ids
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CHANglERY SAEE
OF
RDAI Ea@T ATos

No. 353S.-Chancery Court II Shelby county,
Tennessee.-OrlandO Blown eJ al vs.. W. X.
Hunt ct al.
DY vntue OF an interlOcutorV decree Tor
d sale, entered in the above c. Nuse April 9,
1870, and renewed, etc, on the 18th gay Of + go
Tuary, 1872 affirmed by the Suprel ne court
and renewed again herein FsDrusI v "a, 1910,
I will sell, at puzzle auction, to the highest
bidder, IN front OF the Clerk ana N Sstsr s
Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, kArcil IL. 1876,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated IN shelby county, Ten
neSsee, and in The CITY Of Memphis,
to wit: A certain lot fronting l6S feet on
Mosby street and running bacz, between par
allel lines, $50 feet except AZ feet font on the
east end of said lot running back the entire
depth heretofore sold 10 Georgia =. SeyersOn,
and also except the house ana lot known as
No. Isl MOsby street, heretofore sOld-ths lots
to be sold are the same uCou which are sit
uated the houses known as Nos l49, lJ3 and
l55 MOsby street. each lot fronting 4 feet and
running back $50 feet.
Terms of Sale-One half cash; balance in y
months; notes with good security for deferred
payments; lien retained till same are pa 70 seto
aandbllls to be distributed before sale.
This February 10, 1876.
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk aud Master
By K. j. Black, ID. G. and ".
Vance & Anderson. r. @. Williamson and
John NJ. Csrmack, Solicitors. fbl6
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THOSE who desire good article to re-
store gray hair to its youthful color, we
would recommend to purchase Halps
Vegetable Scilian Hair Rsnewer, a
most excellent and valuable prepara-
ton. Sold by all druggists.
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The partnership heretofore existing in this
city under the firm name and style of I. II &
J. NJ. Allen q Co. Is this day dissolved. Each
partn er has the right to sign the name of the
urm in liquidation. THOMAS H. ALLEN,
JAMES NJ. ALLEN,
PrRkY MUG ENT.
JOHN 3. LALLANDE.
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GrR5a geaEesaiaI Iosirsc Sale or Fore
Pickering B,ss5s.
! nN THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1876, AND
| ~ continuing from cay to day until the
property rs disposed of, ~ the southwest cor
ner OF Main and Madison streets, Memphis,
| Tenn. Pursuant to an order Of Fale in the
above cause, from the Chancery Court, L Will
sell, to the highest bidder, the following prop
| erly, to-wit: Situated in Fort Pickering,
and known on the plan Of subdivisions rs
Block i 10 II 2l'22 p Is 2 80 81 81 2; Block ,,
lots 10 Is II Is % q p p p Block 3 lots 2356T
IL ID Il Is p % &c Is 30; Block T. luts IS % p 2
y; Block 5, lots - % %: Block 6, lots II n
Is 70 20 BOc6 Z. lots Is II II 10 II is 10 2 %:
BOX 5, lots 81 8 $; Block 9, It's I2367S9
~ II II Y = q > Is 80 H. Block TO- lots Y Is "A
10 = - y 81 - 50 81 z 3; BLOCK H. lots 10 II " Il
is Is - 3d. Rock r. lots 10 IS Il rs 10 20 q % q 2S
A; BLOCK b. lois Is Il is p 81 81 %; Block a.
lots ? 35 q % 50 "a Block Is, lots I267S9lO
IA 10 Is II . 26 q % ~; Block To- lots 10
Il II q y . q . 70 y . 81 81 81 s. 80 i1 Block
H. lots Il 10 "a 10; b ook 10, lots 567S9lO; Book
q, lots 81 10 IL Il; Block y, lots IL Is "a
Block q, lots ;; Block p, lOis 7 s 10 il IL
Is II Is 10 20 q q y; BLOCK % lots sgI0 n ~
u % 81: Block 60, lots IL I3 Is 10 20; Block y
lois / 2 one-han OF 3 Q; Block Is, lots /
> S4667Sl2l3 u; Block 20. lO5s u IL IA Is Is II
II 3 70 Il 2; Block So lots 10 II i Is a; Block
% It's q !; B Ock 81, lots ) %; Block 81 lot I:
R1IocA IS, let's 3456; Block 40, lots "a.
bI 3 acres, described as a Depot Grounds
on the plan OF Fort Pickering, bounded on
the norf1 by blocks IS ami -; on the east by
Sim sire. It; on the south by blocks 20 and p,
80 : - - tbe vest by Fourth street.
!a,2o, ScrA 9, Situated south of the cid track
of + ogro1oe a nd Memphis Railroad, nOrih Of
Solomon Rozsl rs Held, ~ poles wide end l56
800 SI1d 90 IiuA s in length, tne same con-
vevef nv b, Cslr 10 Lagrange and Memphis
Railroad Company by deed, recorded in
Book 81, 28S. - , 1T,
cIoIS.i HgT ~ F0, Pickering as R1sger
street, but nav front. ng g. 80 feet on Pamela
street, and rum ing bach 5io no ises-Ooonoed on
Aieo int Il q ~ block !, set apart origin
ally as Pamela Street, nowl roptoing Gg feet on
Broadway, snd rGnnip, bach 2 5',y DG1nded
On the east by lot 6; on the "ess oy lois g.,
and ), in block a. -, -.
Terms-Notes at :, u and is n. on thS. with
approved security, and lien r-+talnt IL LquIIy
II redemption barred.
GEO. W. VINCE GSIA ~
Special Com 'nisSl> 'H HeIs
JNo. p. TREzEyANT, AUcaiOnesr. Oh
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Our kneciaIties.

The latest novelties in plain and fancy
stationery, juvenile books, teachers
bibles, reward cards and Sunday School
supplies. a. F. DoD q co.,
81 Main street.
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Eresh Fish.

Red snapper and Msekinaw trout re-
ceived daily at Victor D. Fuchs, No. Al
Jefferson street.
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Saturday, April l, lsIe,

within legal hours, the following desert bed
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenues-
see, tO-wit: Beginning at the Intersection OF
the old Randolph road with the lew Rzn-
dolph road, in the Fifth Civil District OF said
county, being about IA miles north Of the
city OF Memphis; thence south with the new
RaL dolph road 1913 feet to lot No. So; theUce
east with lot No. 50 TO the ola Randolph road
thence along said old road uOrthwardIF TO the
beginning; containing seven acres. more or
MeLemOre and Weakly grant Mo- as sub
divided.
Terms OF Sale-On 8 credit OF six months,
purchaser TO execute note with approve Sc
cuf1tyi lien retained and equity Of redemp-
uon barred; purchaser required TO deposit 10
per cent. on purchase with Clerk 1ustanter as
earnest money. This March s. 1876.
E. &. COLE, clerk and Master.
BY Il. j. Black, ID. &. aud j.
j. A. Taylor, Attorney. InhS
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Flowers for Sale.

for sale by Williams & Co., lumber deal
er. corner Gsyoso and Second streets.
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remover So 8 sure remedy for gray hair.
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TIE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
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Strawberry Boxes

GARDEN SEEDS, grass seeds, fruit
trees, evergreeDs and Towering plants,
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NEURALGIA.-"Neur cures it. Sold
by @. W. Jones & Co.. Memphis.
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