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PERSONALLY.

I. w. TIGHE, 348 Front, mas apples at
seventy-hve cents per barre.
TICKETS for the operas for sale at II. G.
Hollenberg's 294 Main street.
JOHN ROBB, agent of the H. w. Beecher
combination, received a letter yesterday that
H. W B. will positively be here to lecture
this season-dates to be arranged hereafter.
Mr.. JOE Il. SPIRES, of Grand Haven,
Michigan, is in the city in the interest OF the
Cutler house, which is the stopping place for
many southern people who spend their sum-
mers in the north.
VIsIToRs registered the cotton exchange
yesterday: William Charter and James Law
son, Little Rock; w. J.. Stone, Rossvile,
Tennessee; }. F. Simmons, Sardis; John W.
Shaw, I. w. Jones and W. A. Williamson,
Somervile; w. w. Martin, Springfield, Ar
kansas; A. J. Classify, Bolivar county, Mis-
sissippi; J. c. Craig, Salisbury, Tennessee:
H. B. Parker, Mississippi.
The Ledger of yesterday, IN the course OF
an article on the late Butler 2. Anderson,
pays this ell-deserved tribute to the COM
rade of our martyr in his mission to the
death-stricken town Of Grenada in 1873:
"He [Colonel Butler ?. Anderson and Cen
eral Smith found the city In the widest con-
fusicn and fright. They went to work, for
getting themselves and bent only on relieving
the sick and dying. They often worked from
early in the morning until long after mid.
night The mayor fell the day after they ar
rived, and soon died. The six physicians Of
the place who remained all died. The NOR
tality Of the place was appalling. They could
not leave. The highest sense Of duty and
humanity impelled them to remain as they
did, until one fell n his post and the other
was brou2 BIT away with the fever thrObbing
IN every vein: And incidentally here we will
say that all the terrible trials and emer-
gencies of the yellow-fever period Of 1873 did
not develop nobler, drawer, and more unset
fish man than General W. J. Smith. Of
English q rlh and ideas, entertaining politi-
cal opinions at variance with those OF most
southern people, he had been the object of
dislike and coolness. But when the occa-
sion was presented, he went to the relief of
those who, in q sense, might have been con
sidered his enemies at the risk Of his life.
From this circumstance we may learn a les
son of forbearance and wisdom that should
never be forgotten"
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ENARM-Stock and grain farm pig miles fro IN
balance timber; brick house and all necessary I'M
proyements; fine fruit and water; so acres small
grain and clover; perfectly healthy-S40UO.
+. A. MCLUNG, Huntsville. Ala.
nWELLING-Atthe southwest conner Of Main aud
l. Madison StS., on the 18th day of April at
O'Clock will sell TO the highest bidder the Il5 OTy
frame dwelling No Al, the south side of Robson
ises in splendid condition; rooms, stable and all
necessary OuthouseS. Terms cash.
l. d. CONAWAY, No. 8 Madison St
I nOO dozen assorted 2, x and gallon MIX
WV Crooks; u, ! and gallon Preserve Jars,
all at l5c per dozen.
10000 dOZ hite Cotton Tape, ssOrted width very
very best make, only soilsd, ten cents a
1000 doz. GILT Silver and Steel ThImbles at 12Isc
BEJACH's, 273 Main street.
ORSE AND ROCKAWAY-A hne TockaWay and
- horse also, several stands of BEES-sOme
Italians. Applyto q. B. PETERS, JR..
Nc. 2S9 Main street.
nESIRABLE FARM-Ot thirty acres with fine
IL orchards, and under good cultivation. Apply to
X. w. CASKIN, 436 Aaln street
HITZFELD'S nOn-explOSVe headlight oil; pure
IL flint chimneysi DanfoTth erasiye fstd.
233 SECOND STREET.
INTERCHANGEABLE 100 Main street. All
wv Qualities at low rates.
Z R0CERY-A rare chance Tor man with small
" capital to start in rst-class Grocery and loca-
IA Jefferson street. J. STEWART 4 co.
PRICK-ShIpped cheap 10y river or railroad. Leave
u orders at John A. Denies, SOP Front street.
Large concessions viii be made On orders for good
SalmonBTick suitable for chinneys or setting boil
rts. etc. .. A. 7. PIPER.
49, raaU
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CONCEALED WEAPONS

The statutes OF Tennessee (lS7D, by
Thompson ~ Steger, &C the aabjsct OF carry
ing concealed weapons IL Tennessee Is very
plain.
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Best Manner of Treating Kidney Disease.

S. T. Hancock, an cid citizen OF Richmond,
Virginia, writes: 81 had suffered from kid
ney disease for twenty years and have tried
many remedies, but in vain until recently,
when I obtained of w. Il. Scott, a druggist
Of this place, Benson's capclne porous plas-
ter. | felt relief few hours after applying
it. In twenty-fOur hours was entirely free
from any pain, ana am now perfectly we'll. "
Benson capciae porous plaster is one Of the
marvels OF the age. It was invented rs an
improvement CT the ordinary porous plaster.
Il contains all thu merits Of the latter article
and in addition a new aud powerful combi-
nation of active vegetable ingredients. which
causes it to have an Influence upon the sys-
TEN far more beneficial than that Of the COM
mon, siow-actlng porous plaster. It's mar
yelous properties give almost instant relief
from pain, and insure 4 more certain and
Quicker cure than any known plaster, lIni-
ment or compound Sold by all druggists.
Take no other article. Price, p cents.
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people who do not think as they do to obey
IN like manner a style Of observations of Sun
day which they themselves observe from pure
" sectarian religious motives. You cannot
cram your peculiar religious opinions down
the throat Of others, especially when those
who want to engage IL the cramming busi-
ness are far in the minority in the world, in
the list of christians.
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EIOCaA NOTICES.

SECURE your seats for Fra DiarOiO.
Stop your hair from falling out by using
Halls vegetable siciIian hair remover, a sure
prevention.
SALOONS which keep first-cass liquors
should have Greenbrier in stock; it is uni
form In purity and favor.
LIGHT, sweet and nutritious bread, biscuit
and pastry guaranteed when Crescent baking
powder is used. For sale by B. NJ. Stratton
81 Co
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Memphis Theater.
The Ward Barrymore dramatic company
appeared again at the Theater last night,
and presented Diplomacy, Sardou's sensa-
tional play, IN good style, The play was vel.
received by the audience. The different
roles were well presented by the company.
At the matinee, to-day, Diplomacy will be
repeated, ard again to night. The company
will appear for the last time Tomorrow even
ing. The plot of the play hangs upon the
efforts of Countess Zicka" to separate ''Ju-
Ian Beaucerc" from his wife. and win her
to herself. In this she is folled by brother
of "Beauclerc." The play is highly sensa-
tional, and is quite interesting. 1t is q
drama Of the modern French school; but Its
moral and tone are Commandable, vice being
held up for ceLsure, an unusual thing in the
French school Of modern society plays
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UKTrED STATES RECEIVER
EepcrC Of Judge Latham. Receiver
CT the United States Court for
Memphis, as so Collections
Made SIacG thG E'1E1d
Day 81 March.

Receiver Latham yesterday fled his second
ore filed March Sd He states that the
amount now reported does not include collec-
tons made by Trustee Fleece dur;Eg March,
the same rot having yet been paid over. The
collections fer the respective funds are gwen
as follows:
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| have prescribed Colden's Liebig's liquid
extract OF beef and tonic invigorator, and
cheerfully state that it has met my most san
guine expectations, giving to patients long
enfeebled by chronic diseases, debility, weak
ness, loss of appetite and Indigestion, the
needed nutrition and nerve-food. Sold by
grocers and druegists.
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mlsloftunes he sympathizad with. In con-
IS written without the solicitation, know
edge or consent of Mr.. O'BrIen, but from
our sense Of justice to him. We trust that
the papers which have been instrumental in
circulating the Charge against Mr.. O'Bren
will do him the Justice Of publishing this
statement. WIN. c. FoLKEs,
OF counsel for J. J. o BTien
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70 the Cs,r,sullpfEve.

Let those who Ianguish under the fatal
severity If our climate through any pull
mOnary complaint, or even those who are in
decided consumption, by 20 means despair.
There Is a safe and sure remedy at hand, and
one easily tried. ''Vil6o,''S Compound Of
Cod-liUe,' oil and Lime" without possessing
the very nauseating flavor of the oil as here
tofore used, is endowed by the phosphate Of
lime with healing property which renders
monIals of its efficacy shown to those who
desire to see them. Sold by A. B. Wilbor,
chemist, Boston, and all druggists.
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HOWARD AsSOCBATEBN.
Meeting Held with Reference Is EaIs-
ing Fund for the Benefit of the
Family Of the Late Butler
y. Anderson.

Yesterday afternoon the Hov ard associa-
ton, and others, met at the association rooms,
at No. 10 Madison street, Tor The purpose OF
taking active measures toward raising q iUnd
for the education Of the children Of the late
Butler p. Anderson. 10 the room was a life
like oil painting Of Colonel Butter ?. Ander.
son, painted by his niece, Miss Ellen Murray.
The following letter was received by the asso-
citation:
PEABODY HOTEL, April Sth.
Hon. J. W. Smith, Secretary Howard Association,
10 Madison street.
My DEAR SIR send you portrait of the late
Butler +. Anderson, recently painted by my sister,
Miss Ellen Murray. knowing the high estimation
in which he was held by his brother Towards, /
think II VIII be source or graihcation TO them to
see so perfect likeness o. him. You may keep it
awhile in your rooms. until ali have had an OPP
SCOTT A. MURRAY.
General W. J. Smith WAS selected as chair
man Of the meeting, and ". j. Hampton
was selected as secretary.
Rev. DR.. Boggs stated the Object Of the
meeting, VIZ: to RAISE sufficient fund for
the support of the family CT tue late Butler
P. Anderson, and Ae gave some facts with
reference to the piaas devised ior tlar sup
port.
On motion Of Mr. Collier, Rev. DR.. Boggs
vas made treasurer and cores pending sacre-
tary OF the fund.
Rev. DR.. Boggs desired that General w.
pointed as a finance COMMIT Tee t. assist him
in the collection OF this fund. Tae PROPOSE
ton was adopted.
On motion, the meeting adjourned subject
to the call OF the executive cormittse.
CALL FOR SUBSCRIPTION.
The undersigned having been appointed
by public meeting Of friends @. the late
Major Butler p. Anderson as AZ executive
committee TO raise funds for the maintenance
aud education of his orphan children, take
this method of notifying ali persons friendly
to the cause that subscriptions 10 the Butler z.
Anderson fund may b5 toWatded 10 either one
Of Us. Acknowledgment OF all subscriptions
will be made from tine u lime through the
newspapers; the initials and residence only
Of the donors being given So as 10 avoid uI-
necessary publicity. The smallest amounts
equally welcome with the larger. All ncw5-
papers friendly to the call are invited TO pub
lish il to their readers.
W. F. BOGGS.
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LAW REPORTS.

Chancery COmrt-gy. ". nDOweII,
Judge
Calendar for Wednesday, April 9th: 34OS,
Yates VS. Evan; 3515 Hill vs. Hill; 1881,
Palmore VS. Norman; 1914, Galbreath vs.
Bolton; 1888, Hunt VS. Brinsey; 1880, Wi.
son sewiDg-nlachine comDany vs. Swan; 3447,
Fargason VS. Partee; 3467, Polk VS. Bayliss;
$40, Walker VS. M'Rae; 354I, Miller VS.
Bills; 3542, Thomas VS. Miller; 3543, Con-
nelly VS. Twohig; 3544, Coleman VS. MeasiCk;
354S, Wray VS. CarIiels
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No remedy in the world every came into
such universal use, or has so fully won the
confidence of mankind, as Ayers cherry pee
toral for the cure of coughs, colds and con-
sumption.
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FIOyd's

NeapOlitan cream IN brick mOuIds. Pure
cream, fancy deserts to order. Cakes and
pastries specially. Fresh CaraneIS as
usual at Fl0yd'S.
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Fritz PfemferE q Co., No. Ii Court
street, receive beer each day fresh
from Lemp's renowned brewery, pack
ed In Ice in their refrigerator ears,
Order your beer from them.
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MINORITY REPORT

The substance os the minority report is as follows:
The examination OF the Presidents island work
house was made in q thorough manner, and the
testimony q the witnesses was taken down In
writing, which teStpo on, is made part of the report
OF the minority committee. The report reiteTates
the ALLEGATIONS mace III the majority report as 10
the cruelty 10 prisoners at the island, and, indeed
use the same language in de1ourcing the infa-
nous Tre ches who teaaed prisoners with barbaTity
and iniliclea torture upon them, The report says:
the Htc4. a6itII, Darts ald JlH,Cv 4deT the gltSc
a,sH rc,eSe o. tforcisg di2cjpLine, zcper1ted acts
Of cruelty Uld bhut5}ety joiraTd prisoners 7rHrh
cGH TO he7rcs ana the cD,rtS IT Hl coDlln,7ityfDr
the most cDHdjgl. punishment" Mr.. I'm. " Forrest
4 lessee in charge OF usa UOlkhOuse had no hand
in these baTbanties, and nothing YVES developed
against HIM yet had he been more frequently at the
wOTShOuse, much Of the suffering of those commit
ted 10 his management would have bsen ayeFted
By virtue Of the contract of lease the wO!khouse
lessees Pay to Shelby county ten cents pei day for
each convict, md the convict receives Il CT lit on
costs bills, when working cut costs bills.
of twenty five ceits per day Thus the
county, which assumes and pays the cost
ceying only ten cents per day back from the essees
The county is still out fifteen cents day on each
convict In short, the county pays as it WERE bonus
70 get them TO accept lahoTeTs from the county the
rate of ten cents per day. Strange economy to say
the least of 1t. Shelby county has a magnificent
pCOThOuse and n valuable tract Of land attached
Could il not at nominal EXPENSE be converted info
Gould not the county cCnvicts be confined therein al
proper labor ana be made seIf-sustanIng? Could
no. tine convict labor produce corn, vegetables pota
toes, etc. TO supply themselves and the hospital of
the Taxing District, which is Row a county charge
Could not the conyictS be made TO build bridges a5d
do other county X. the cost OF having; such doTe
is now enormous? For the above and other rea-
sons the committee in this minority report would
recommend that the lease of the conyicts be can
celled," etc
The minority report was signed by Esquire
?. w. Winters.
The reading Of the reports created ccnsid-
eratla discussion.
Esquire P. NJ. Winters moved that the
written evidence taken down by the iaveati-
eating committee OF this court, and which
was made pant OF the minority report. he
read.
This noliJn was rejected.
o. motion Of E.qure Hammontree the
majority report was adopted.
The salary Of the county court superin-
as provided for in the majority report, was
fzed at thirty dollars per month. The su-
perintendent is to - elected 10y the court
Court adjourned over 10 next Tuesday, the
country magistrates desiring to return home
and attend to their planting interests fer
week
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THERE can be nothing mOre disgustiag

THERE can be nothing more disgusting to
the credulity of the public than to read of
''cure all noStrums" so frequently advertised
The idea is simply prepo5teroUs. How diff
ferent with standard proprietary medicines,
such as DIR. C. Nj Lanes celebrated liver
pills, prepared only by Fleming Bros, OF
Plttsburg. They have stood the test Of fifty
years, and to-day-more popul lax than ever
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Oueer. Isn't 1t.

how fast ali smokers are learning that Dukes
Durham" smoking tobacco is the bestl Ask
.-ltr dealer for t. and take no other
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MAJORITY REPORT

The committee thoroughly Investigated the mat
leTS, examined witnesses, visited the wOTkhOuse
pllsUnhOuSe IS well appointed and tne cOuyCtS were
found comfortably clad p divided with sufficient
wholesome food. ana suitable beds and bedding
Both The evidence of witnesses and the persGTs ri
Instances Of crftt and iHbztIll tT,ytDist hare ban,
IrGcttced lder the present Ht0UgeHleHt The COM
Llttee realized the TACT that The inmates of work
mouse constitute portion OF the worst elements of
society, and TO keep them II proper subsection rigid
discipline IS necessary, but here they found nidHy
instances n b2FbJ1fn Iftcttctd which stump tie
1riOit thcy tDFt1red. The proof goes to SHOW that
William u. Forrest mad no hand in the c
baibdTijiaS. and such things were IN direct con-
iGt with written CrfeTS and Instruct Ions yet line
more frequently 1t me 1rOTtkOSc, ami E0OBHI more
closely alter the cOHdct Of his tAlDlOLsS HcH 0T the
suffering Of those committed 10 his management 7rJllI
hue been SDTtd. The proof also shows that 4 con-
siderable portion of the time these wrongs were
being done Mr- William Forrest was sick and alb
sent from the State. Fer these reasons the commit
lee NYA1 not h'SttUe 10 recommend Ia the cont Il
cHcttlt'cH OF the tiSe Of the 7rOTGtOiNt COEgCtS Ia
the present management. but for utter inability OF the
county 10 take charge Of hem and believing S they
90 that the inmates viii not suffer in the future for
recommend that the court employ a suitable person
as Superintendent, TO reside permanently at the
WOTEhOuSe and lCck after the management and
treatment OF prisoners; 10 see THAI punishment is
only inflicted i'll proper cases, and then with mUdera-
ton. The committee also recommend that the ial
physician be required 10 visit the wOkhOuSs at least
twice week and oIteHer If necessary to minister to
The wants Of the sick ,nvictS aud thai the conTf ra
qulTe the jail inspectors to visit the place at proper
and frequent times, to that the superintende IT,
physician and lessees perform their duties
properly.
The majority report was signed by Esquires
r. ". Mason, J. S Galloway and Thomas
Holman, ir.
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sEvENTY-FIvE VARIETIES OF FINE
ROSES.
Five for 81. The finest collection of
bedding and Towering plants ever offered
in Memphis. Address
MALE IL LAMB, Florists,
Office, 800 Main street.
One Hundred TDoIIars Reward

REEDS gilt edge tonic builds up all who
have been reduced and weakened by sick
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GOODYEAR has the latest styles IN hats
and bonnets, and invites the ladies to call
and see them at his new stand, $50 Second
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RREMER, aE.z0G, Il 40.

A bargain-Brocaded silks SOC yer yard;
worth 81.
Bargains 10 iron grenadines.
Beautiful silk wraps SIS. $18, $20, $25.
Cashmere fehus 81, So, Sc.
French organdies
Great bargains IN the millinery Department.
Lovely hats S., So, 81, SIS, $40.
Real French hats $12, Ti4.
kREMER, HEZROG d. co.
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ReeesTS AND SHOES.

f1zT"'' why don't shoes ~ Gar rs well as
they used top is often heard. 1t is because people
are too much inclined 10 patr0niZe the so called
cheap Sales ana Bankrupt ClpSiKq-O,ttS' where
shOddy goods palmed of for the real article II
you want shoes 10 wear. go where they are known 10
keep them; and, b. paving little more. get q 20; d
article AND SAVE MONEY THEREBY
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for any foul cistern that we cannot purify IN
FIVE days with our improved water elevator
GEO. RUBSCH Il CO., IS q Al Charleston ave.
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OdOriess EXcaVatins Company.
YauIts eEsptsed AZ reduced rates. eff
fees, 1872 s. ashiD&tOn and IL Madison,
kAtt syiilIaIus Block.
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Country saloons VIII find il TO their
Interest to get &" Pride Of the West
Faucet and Air PEessure,7 and keep
the celebrated "Aemp's Lager Beer"
Fritz Pfemfert s. Co, sole agents, 13
Court street.
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John StuFIa's Restaurant
Ladies parlor up stairs, 357 Mall, corner
OF Union.
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THE COUNTY WORKHOUsE.
Majority ana Minority Reports of the
County Court Investigating Commit
tee on Alleged Gruelties to Pris-
Oners ut the Presid, nt's
ISLAND WOrkhOuse.
The J0jority Report adopted by the
COurt-A superintendent Appointed
to Reside at the WOrkhouse-
The CruGIties 10 Prison
ers Proven.

Yesterday the majority and minority re-
ports of the committee on the Presidents
island county workhouse investigation, with
reference 10 cruelty TO prisoners, was taken
up lay the county court. fhe substance OF
the majority report is as follows.
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REEDS gilt-edge tonic is a safe and pleas.
ant invigorant for delicate females.
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Sweet as n ChapIet of Roses

is J. x E. Atkinson's extract Of white roses
for the hair. At once cleansing, invigorating
and Of delightful fragrance.
REED S gilt-edge tonic is a mild corrective,
and its purity and flavor are guaranteed.
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THE RECEIVERS ROW.
What Uncle Sans Man has TO say
About the states Mantle is
More than Straw In the
the Way of the
Proper

Performance Of the Duties Contemplated
by Judge BaXter-The People
ANXIOUS to Know "UDder
Which King BenZOni,'
as it Were. You
Know.
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Court street
From DIR. s. ]. Belt. Baltimore. Nd.

REEDS gilt-edge tonic puriGes the blood,
restores the appetite and stimulates the d.
gestion.
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AMUSEMEN'E'S.
1EeTnphIs Theater.

FORTY EIGHT chorus singers IN each opera
oyEv mail
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FabEs SALE az RMMIE.
SGsAV&Rf.
E.sbST.

ID ING-Sunday, 9th, a plain gold ring, with the
LIZ initials W. B. Nj, In German letters; also in
fine letters, wilkins The value or the ring will be
paid for Its return to this office.
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FEL1zsssEAEa
[aIARA ~ UP.

II Observation-Disclosures about : years
Il old; white blaze on forehead; had saddle and
natter on. The owner can have same by calling on
JONES CROFORD, colOred, rear l II Washington.
( NOVA large size Drnde COW, with a calf 4
~ months old, which the owner can have by pay
Ing charges and proving property. Cnas BOyde, col
Ored. Bass AYenue. two miles ILOm CITY.
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FOR VICKSBURG.
FOR OSCEOLA.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Regular independent EsenphS< a.,S
White River PacEet-FoT Augusta. ,I7clsoapOrt~
SeaTcy, and way points. The regular independent
Packet
EAAER5 &yASEa, zs
Ed. c. POSTAL.-.-.... Master
VIII leave Memphis every WEDNESDAY, at :
I'm. kor freight OF passage, apply 10
x. W. LIGHTBURNE,
No Monroe s., oup Peabody hotel.
: ..rnA- -
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STOREH0USE-NO l Howard row, corner Shelby
- and Union streets. h. WETTER y co.
1.-TWO PLANTATIONS-Chea 10 desirable tenant;
i one near Mason, Tenn, ana one near Forrest
CITY, Ark Apply 10 A. n. M'KAY. 81 / Main st.
uOUSE AND FURNITURE Centrally located;
IL man and wife will board with the occupant
Address No. b Mulberry street.