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With Almost Magical Speed.

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fifteen minutes. Every machine WAR
RANTED perfect. and to do just what is rep
resented. A complete Instruction book
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No. / Family Machine, / cylinder, -
needles, $50; No. 3 Family Machine, cyl
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\ sample machine viii be sent 10 any
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we have no AGENT express charges pre-
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Agents wanted In every state, County.
City and Town, - waOm very liberal dis.
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AddreS-, BTCKFORD KNITTING MACHINE
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FoE Blankets AM Flanncis call at j
W. FerrrIs, corner oi Main and 10Th
trcets,
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Reliable Evidenc :.
MR.. H.R. STEVENS

MR.. r. STEVENS
DEAR SIR-I viii most cheeriany auu a ns
testimony to the great number you nave
ALREADY received in favor OF YOUR great ana
good medicine, Vegetipe, for l 90 ho o
Gtink enough can be said sn It's piaise, io !,
/ was troubled over thirty years win th1t
dreadful disease, Catarrh, ana haI 81. :, u
n ough / could never breathe any more,
and Vegetine has cured me; ana 90 iet'i
TO thank God all the time there is SO goo9
a medicine as Vegettne, ana also I'M Il
II one ofthe best m edicines tor coughs and
weak sinking feelings at the stomach, ana
advise every body 10 take the Nesetine, LOT
can assure them that IL is one of Inc pest
medicines that evor was. r
Cor. Magazine & Walnut Sts., Cambridge
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THE QUEEN CITY LAND COMPANY
PRONOUNCED A FRAUD.-Mr. Jacob
earns, of Bridgeport, wrote to Mr.. Geo.
II. Heiser, Of Msysville, Kentucky, for
information in relation to the Queen
City Land Company, whose agent has
been selling lots in this community for
some days past, and received in reply
the letter gwen below, which was sent to
us by Mr. earns with the request that it
be published.
NASHVILLE, KY, February IA, IS.
Jacob earns:
DEAR SIR:-Yours to hand and con-
tents noted. would say that the Queen
City Land Company is one of the biggest
humbugs that ever was got up in Ken
lucky. 1t originated IN Rowan, where
they would cut mans throat tor five
dollars, and it was got up by lot of
Cincinna: dead beats, who are wanted by
the police of Cincinnati now. You can
toll everybody that it is a fraud, and
have 1t put in the papers, SO the people
up your way will not get humbuged by u
lot OF sharks. / have cut little piece
out of one of our papers for you.
Yours. GEO. II. HEIsER.
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SECOND HAND Pianos AND ORGAss.-
l Schumacher piano, octave $50
| knabe * Ghsie piano l75
! NunHs X Clark piano 80
l Blame piano, = octsvcs 80
! Emerson piano, octaves 300
! Huyes Il Ryderpiauo octaves go
/ Schiedmeyer piano, octave, 2z5
| Taylor & Farley organ, . stops 100
! American organ 20
> octave meipdeOn %
The above Instruments for sale or rent
on easy payments.
ADAMS & LUCAS
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J. ". FEREELLs closing on: prices
on Dry Goods beat, all auction prices
Tor bargains. GIVE him call.
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INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS:
Germania Life ms. Co. of N Y

Germanla lie ms. Go. OF N. Y
NTR. {. r. SrIFEL HAVING RFItP, a
WI from the Agency Of this Com nav.
we beg To in form our assured and tbs nri
lie that we have appointed DR.. X. Blum =,
Agent, and have conferred upon hho -
power To act as such from December ~ ~
.RElCHARD 4 PUrr
nov5 General hgenn
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FJSE side lace Shoes for Lsdie, Just re-
ceIyed It. l.. V. BLoSD's
1875 Main street.
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MIR. II. K. STliN EMS
DEAR SIR-This is 10 show that my son
was taken sick in January, 1851, with
Scrofula, winch came out IN large sores
and ulcers on his leg and hip. His leg was
swe led more than twice It's natural size.
He had several doctors OF high standing in
their professionalism from Boston and
three from ChaTlestown- without getting II
bit better. He was Obliged 10 lie wherever
he was placed for he had no use OF his
limbs whatever. When we had given up
all hopes of his living we were told to try
Negctne, the great blood remedy and he
had taken II Dut a short time before We
could see great change. The sores run 80
bad that we had To cnange the cloths four
or i've times day. still, he was getting
better; for he could move his limbs ana
help himself little. He was soon able 10
sit up I'm bed, and, by constant use of Nege-
tine, IL has cured him. lie has "A lame leg,
which ne will probably have for life; but
we all honestly believe II We bad used
Vegetine before We had bothered with
those doctors. IL would have saved the use
OF his leg. and restored IL IL natural health.
hope all those troubled with Scroiula
win read this testimony OF me and my son,
who l. now well and able 10 speak for hIm-
sell. CATHERINE MAHONEl,
DANIEL MAHONEI,
- Trenton ST., Charlestown, Mass.
May ~, lS12.
The above plain but honest statement
thorough cleansing effects OF the Negcunc
In Scroula.
Vegetine acknowledged by nil classes
of people 10 be- the best ana most reliable
blood purifier in tho world.
Vegctine IL sold by all Druggists.
teOl2b
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ADAMS & Lucas
l227 Market ST

Loo. HEEE-Summer Silks Tor 50
cents per yard, to make change IN bust
ness, a. J. ". Ferrcls.
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POLICE CoUKT-Judgs Cranmer.
The only case before the Police Court
yesterday morning, was that of Patrick
Quinlan, charged with assaulting Louis
Sanvagoet. He was fined five dollars
and costs, which he paid.
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THE COUNTS.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-Judge Crannter
The Court met at lO1 o'clock yester-
day morning.
The case Of List, Davenport & Parks
VS.. Goethe Brothers, was set for hearing
Monday 18th.
A tfual decree was entered in the case
of e. II. Garden & Co., VS.. Thomas Nc
Cormick, trustee.
In the case of Lewis Young vs.. Chas.
r. Behler, judgment was rendered for
the plaintiff.
The Court adjourned until this morn.
ing at 10! o'clock.
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a GREAT OFFER
NNE WILL DURING THE HOLlDAl'
" dispose oi 100 Piar 90 aud organ
iirs' class maker, luc'u tong WAITE
al lower prices than ever before pf'f'|
Monthly installWrut. received rum.
years. Second Hand Instrument, o. o..
trrmcly low prices. FOR cash. Ilusirt.r'
Catalogues Mail a.. Agents wanied.
WaEcrOpL~ 81 Broad way. n.
l7.lb HORACE WATElsS a ~pN-.
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Mystery Solved.
The Great Secret OF the Wonderful
SUCCESS OF VEGETINE

7, strikes at the root OF disease BY puri.
Wing the blood, restoring the liver and
kidneys 10 healthy action, invigorsiing
the nervous sy stem.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand. Of Fir,t-class
Makers, viii De sold al Low Price, for cash.
or on Instruments, or for rent, In City or
country, during these hard times and the
Holidays, by HORACE WATERs q SON
y! broadway, than ever before offered In
Ne| York. Agents wanted 10 sell Waters
SeW scale Pianos, ana Concerto Organs
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great In
g IceIHehj> 10 The Trade. = large discount
o Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
cnOOls. etc. eec22q
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Now attracting universal attention by
Its astonishing performances and IT. great
practical value Tor every day iami Y use.
II knitS every possible variety Of plain OK
IN -...- ..-1-a
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VIZ VA. STENCIL AND SEAL WORKS
JOHN II. ZEvEKLY, Propr.
STAMPS, SEALS. CHECKS, INKS
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FINANCE AL AND COMMERCIAL,

New YORK, February 23.-MoNEY-
At 3@6 per cent Closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper S3@6 per cent.
Customs receipts $4,000. The Assist.
ant Treasurer disbursed 1888 900. Clear
ings ss6,OOo,0oO. Sterling easy at 4S5a@
4ses
GoLD-Firm al ll4s. Carrying rates
to 5 per cent.
GovERNMENTs-Firm and in good de-
rnop1
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Peabody Insurance COMPANY,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Paid Up Capital, 100000.

Writes moderate lines GA DWELLING.
Farm Property, hrst.claSs Mercantile a.
Manufacturing risR, and on Cargo risks
Western waters.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-26

E0R RtNT- RESIDENCE IS EXCHANGE
Z at. extended; 7 rooms. Inquire on prem
Uses. 4l.l0
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MEMPHIS THEATER.-Man and Wife, a
very attractive society drama, was pre-
sented before a crowded house by the
Furnish Combination al the theater last
night. The cast was a strong one and
the play was most satisfactorily rendered.
As to the play itself. it is not of a cher
acter to excite much interest, many Of
the scenes being rather tame and dreary
and occasionally tiresome. The plot,
however, is more interesting than other.
wise. IL wa not a good selection for
Friday night. Led Astray would have
been Infinitely preferable, as it is by far
a more interesting drama, and many
there were who were disappointed at not
seeing it Instead of Man aud Wife.
The Two Orphans will be reproduced
at the matinee to-day and again tonight,
which will close the engagement of the
Kurdish Combination in this city for the
season.
THEATER CoMQUE This temple of
variety amusement is being made more
attractive nightly by Manager German.
Among the new attractions who appear
each evening are Mile Rosa, the accom-
plished dansuese aad actress; Johnnie
Cusick, the well-knowu clog dancer.
Leon WhettoHy's celebrated extraya-
gauza, entitled Masonry Exposed" will
be presented each night with new ward
rsbes and properties. This burlesque is
quite attractive and most amusing and
will draw crowds.
Next Monday night the Susie Starr
benefit will come OF and for which a fine
bill Is being prepared.
SUNDAY CONCERT The New Orleans
National Orchestra, one Of tee finest
bsnds in the country, having an engage
ment to play here for the Ulks on Mardi-
Gras, have kindly consented to give a
sacred concert at Turner'S Hall to.mor-
row evening to which all members aud
friends are invited.
ST.. PlTRICK's CHURCH FAIR The fair
and festival at Assembly Hall, by tina
ladies Of the St. Patrick's Church. is
being liberablly patronized. A new and
striking feature is the Centennial Par
lor, erected without the aid Of Congress-.
and well worth a visit to the hall to see,
The ladies' and little misses who do the
work Of canvassing for the tables are
rapidly filling up the lists. The festival
will close with a grand ball or Mardi-
Gras night, Admission, fifty cents.
THE ORIGINAL ULKs" will give a
grand mask ball at the Cochran Hall
on Mardi.Gras eve, Monday, February
%, 1876. Tickets 81. Can be had
where advertised. 155
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Nekro Rur.inr S.nrnraA

For some time goods have been miss
ing from the store Of Ely, Harvey 4
Richardson on Front street, near Madi-
son. On Saturday night a sack Of coffee
and other goods were carried Of, no trace
being left by the tibet, who had a key to
the store. Last night a Waterman, Jim
Smith, was placed in the store to catch
the thief, while detectives MeCune and
Pryde stationed themselves outside in
Center alley. The thief entered by the
back door, and was at once fred upon by
Smith, who discharged the contents of
both barrels Of a shotgun at bin. The
buck shot tore some -four barrels to
pieces, bnt the thief ran back I'M
hurt, and, mshing up stairs, locked
himself up 10 q cotton Office.
Detectives McCune ana Pryde fol.
lowed, 'aad captured him. He proved
to be a negro, Joe Hunt, who was form.
erly employed in the store of Ely, Har.
vey & Richardson, but who had been dis.
charged. None Of the buckshot bit him,
which proved Mr.. Smith to be a very
poor %marksman ut short range. This
morning Hunt was committed to Jail by
the Recorder on the charge of burglary
and robbery.
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Death of WlllIe nolInnh.

We are panied to nnoun the death
OF Willie E. Holland, which took place
at the residence OF his parents, 10 this
city, at an early hour this morning.
Willie was a singularly unobtrusive,
sweet.tempered boy, and in his circle
where be was known his premature end
will be deeply regretted. He came into
the LEDGER Office 10 learn the printers
trade in 1871 and served a regular ap
premiership, received his papers about a
year ago and joined the Typographical
Union. He has continued with this Office
all the while, when .his health permitted,
and enjoyed the highest esteem and con.
idence ofall bis associates and acquaint-
suces. But be was Of q fragile constitu-
ton, and months ago his health broke
dow. His father sent him south for his
health last fall, but he returned only to
die. He is at rest. His gentle spirit
passed quietly away aud he is free from
the struggles and pains of this life. In
every sense he was q good boy, and, his
fearful friends who are to lay hisremains
away tomorrow in Elmwood may fopdly
hope that he has gone to o brighter end
better world. He was cut down before
he reached manhood, being only about
uineteeni yet he had the heart and cour.
age and character of a man, and dis
charged his duties as a son and brother,
and as q youthful citizen, already bat
Ting in an unequal contest With the
world, with a fidelity and earnestness
that are seldom seen even in those Of
maturer years aud higher opportunities.
To bis worthy father and family we ten.
der our heartfelt sympathy and coudol-
euce. Peace to bis ashes; honor and
respect to his memory.
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LOYAL CITY OF MEMPHIS,
FEBRUARY 80, 1873.

The day dear 10 our gentle and loving heart,
we command thar all P~rOmenaders, Revelers
aud Mummers shall appear in Mask. that
their visions NAV not be consumed by the re-
f~ulgence Of our imp rial face,
4. We summon the genial
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Bohemian ware,

Mr.. c. N. Erich, the well-knowu china
and queensware ran, ct No. 1923 Main
street, has just received a large stock Of
imported goods from Europe. The ele.
gait assortment Of Bohemian ware is
most attractive, the new styles and de-
signs being charming and unique, The
china, glass and queensware goods are
perfect in every respect, and will be sold
at astouishinglY low rates. House
keepers are especially invited to call and
examine the new goods. l52
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the General Council to so change the
ordinance as to make the penalty moi
lower than 81 nor exceeding $50, and BY
this means the Recorder can use more
discretion as to penalties, it giving him
greater latitude.
AtNashville the Police Commissioners
have removed Captain W. Il. Yates,
Chief of Police, on the charges of inefH.
cheney, not enforcing discipline among
his men, not taking proper steps to pur.
sue crime and arrest criminals, and be.
ing the fruitful source of disorder and
insubordinstiOn. The Commissioners
appointed Mr.. N. W. Fitzpatrick as CHIEF
to fill the vacancy. The American, com
menting on Captain Yates, says: Things
have come to a pretty pass when a police
othcer disregards anddefes the superiors
byIwhom he was appointed"
In the Criminal Court today Annie
Ward, alias Hawley (%negrO), was placed
on trial on indictment charging illegal
eohabiting with a white man. The
woman bore in her arms the result Of
such an illegal cohsbitation. Judge
Adams instructed the jury that it was a
%penitentiary offense for white and black
persons to cohabit, but that the jury had
the right to change the punishment to
Imprisonment in the county work-house
on Presidents Island. The white man
has fled the city to avoid a ike fate. In
such cases the white person should re-
celve the maximum punishment and the
black person the minimum.
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EQR sALE-VANCE ST. EEsIDENCE-
L That very desirable residence, sO8 Vance
street, will be sold. For particulars inquire
on the premises or 10 Chas. I. Paterson, at
the Office Of the Southern Life Insurance
Company 1871
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New Music.

Memphis Carnival Polka" is a new
piece Of sheet music just published by
q. G. Hollenberg (Grest Southwestern
Music.house), No. 294 Main street. The
piece has been composed by H. G. Hol.
lenberg and is dedicated to THE Sub.
ime 0uro Of the Mempbi, that mysteri.
Gus and unknown parsonage who presides
over the mystic society Of the Mempbi.
The sheet contains an elegantly illumi.
mated representation of the Memphi
card Of invitation to the Msrdi-G ras
dress ball at the theater. 1t is a taste.
July gotten up music sheet and will meet
With o large sale.
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Home Insurance Company Of New.
York.

h1Nh
In calling attention to this sterling old
company, whose advertisement appears
IN to'day's paper, wa take pleasure in
referring our readers, business men and
others to its condition on the LIST Of Jan.
uary, 1876, showing assets amounting to
something over siz million dollars.
The investments, as will be seen, are Of
the most solid and reliable character,
over fre millions being readily convert.
ible in few hours, if necessary, with a
net surplus of about nine hundred thou
sand dollars over and above reinsurance
and all other liabilities. The agency Of
this company is in the hands of Caring.
ton Mason, at No, 9 Madison street.
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Mardi.Gras slippers IN all
cOIOrs' CheapI At ZeIIner a.
Co.'s, 1855 Main street.

The Great Southwestern Music House
pliers the greatest bargains in Pianos,
Organs, Guitars and all kinds of must
3al instruments. The largest stock Of
sheet music and all the latest publica-
ions. H. G HoLLLExBERG,
l 294 Main street, Marble Block.
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UIks and the Krews Of Motley

70 pass before our Regal Presence in review;
and when the shades Of night descend upon
our gOOdiy city, let the
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TaE New York Graphic, containing a
tull account Of the Mardi.Gr celebra.
ion in Memphis and giving numerous
Illustrations Of the best scenes, will be
On sale at Billy Liebeu's news stand
1864 Main street, Send in your orders
It once. 1855
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CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M Il M H HIS
Saturday Evening, Feb. &c, 1875.

OK Monday morning and to continue
for two days, there will be elegant
meals prepared at No. 269 Main street,
by some of the benevolent ladies' of our
city, tho proceeds Of which will be ap.
piled to the benefit Of the poor. Let all
patronize them. l55
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FOR MARDI.GRAS.

Elegant costumes, dominoes, masks,
false boards, m~ustaches, hosiery, etc at
prices to suit everybody. Call at Jake
Leubrie'S headquarters, 231 Main street,
next door to cigar stand.
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THE PICCADoRA!
THE PICCADoRAI

Communication for the Memphi.
For the mutual convenience Of the
Memphi and the public, the Sublime
Ouro has ordered that a box ior the re.
ception OF communications be placed al
the front door of the First National
Bank, on Madison street, from now unit
after the Carnival, Parties desiring tc
communicate with the Memphi ara re-
quested to drop communications in tn
box referred to instead of sending
through the postotice as heretofore.
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DRESSED
Red
CHOICE HEATS.
III. SeesseI, Sr. a. sons,
Cor. Second and Jefferson,

Way is it that John B. Ford has gone
down on Poplar street to do business2
He has done so to avoid expenses and to
do a retail business and offers such in
ducemeuts in his prices as will draw
trade. His goods comprise stoves, tin.
ware, quaensware, glassware, lamps,
hardware, cutlery, etc also the Crystal
Headlight coal oil, the best in use. No.
l23 Poplar street, between Third and
Fourth. La
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-26

Strangers do not see all the
attractions Of the city If they
fail 10 visit HenOchsberg's,
3S5 and 3S7 Main street. His
fine pictures, chTOmOs, ETC.,
are worthy Of attention. 2
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Notice 10 5 rangors.

In your rambles through the city don't
forget to 60 and see the New York Hat
Store, where they sell a fine IS hat for
s.; a $4.hst for 50; a SS-hat for 81 so and
a 81. 50.bat for 50 at
CoHEX's, 2l9 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-26

Captain j. Henry Cooper, a whole.
souled gentleman, formerly connected
with our river interests, is IN the city. He
is residing in St. Louis, and came down
to take in Mardt Gras.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-26

All parties participating Ia
the Monday and Tuesday pro,
eessiOns will meet at the
Exposition Hall on Sunday
morning at 81 O'Clock sharp.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-26

CRYSTAL Headlight oil, lard oil and
lubricating oil.
l4lt F. j, T%uRSBuLL, 2s4 Main ct.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-26
Elegant

One hundred costumes from a New
York house, for sale or rent at Jake Leu
brie's headquarters, 237 Main street.
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MENkEN BROTHERS.


In finishing photographs in water eolors
or India ink from ola pictures or from
life, and at prices to suit the times. an
work guaranteed. For artistic finish and
durability, call and examine our speed.
mems at CoosLEY's Photographic and
Fine Art Studio, 25l Main street. sat
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FoR REMT on LEASE.

L0R RENT OR LEASE my PLANTA-
tion in Crittenden county, ARR, imme-
diately on Tue river, IL mics below Memphis.
Three hundred acres open, above overflow,
and very prod uctive. House. outhouses,
stables and fences, in good repair. Gin, gin
house and press on the place. Good landing,
Apply to me at Room 26, Planters Insurance
III R ]. PERSON.