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Smyrna times., 1882-09-13

4 Pittsburg dispatch reports that
the men are rapidly breaking away
from the Amalgamated Association.
and within the next forty-right hours
Il number of mills will be in operation
with union men who have signiiied Il
desire to return to work without sign
ing the scale at last years rates.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-13
MARRIAGES.

hl|.,:. NTH September
y. E,.-'s Timothy II DcuIev ..
MS",h!'t. nIrrrtury. ana Nr, J. ~.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-13

China has settled the Cprcsm Difficult
ty in manner as cilrctual ~ it Wa-
unexpected The rcbclliou- faction
has been crushed. its leader carried oil
To China and the King has been rrim-
stated. China's suzcrainty seems 10
have been something more than nomi-
nal after ALL
Smyrna times., 1882-09-13

W. c. Elam, Of the Wing, and e. Oh.
Cowardin, of the Di~pafrh. Of Rich
lnomd, Va, were before thc Police Court
Of that city saturday. chur%,ri with
being about to fight 4 duel ':hry
were bound over in 81 900 each To- s,., p
the peace.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-13
CLAYTON, DEL, Sept, 13, 1882.
Dover.

For the Smyrna Times.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-13

Gen, Wolseley, accompanied by the
Duke Of Connaught and several gcncr-
ais, made a personal reconnaissance Of
Arab Pasha's position yesterday IN
advance of the whole army has been
ordered. and battle will soon take
place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-20
COURT SALE.
Supreme Court Sale of Real Estate

In the Supreme Court of Tennessee, at Jackson
Commissioner of Revenue for Shelby county
Tn pursuance of the decree pronounced by thu
/ supreme Court of Ter nessee, at Jackson, in
IN, this cause; June TO- ISL VIII offer for sale, e
Shelby county, IN Memphis,
On Monday, February 8. 1852,
the real estate mentioned and described in said de
pay and satisfy the decree against said lots respec
lively. Said lots situate in the city of Mem
foliows: ''--o17oe' anu Ne''--'eN d.
First. Situate in the city of Memphis Tennes-
see, and lying on the south side of Beale street
and north OF Jessamine street. it being all OF lot
j, block 81, on the plan of the South Memphis sub
division; except the following, to-wit: The lot
sold as the church lot off OF the southwest corner
of said lot l. beginning at the southeast intersec
ton OF Lauderdale and Beale streets and running
cast with the south line OF Beale street so feet to
stake; thence south, and parallel with Lauderdale
street $50 feet TO stake thence west and parallel
dale street; thence with said line $50 feet to
the beginning, Also that part of said lot sold
thereof, beginning at said corner and running
east with the north line of Jessamine street, l50
feet 10 stake; thence north and parallel with
Lauderdale street So feet inches to a stake:
thence westand parallel with Jessamine street $50
feet to the east line of Iauderdale street; thence
south with said line Sc feet 10 the beginning Also
excepting the east 81 feet of said lot extending
from Beale 10 Jessamine street, a distance of $40
feet, belonging to defendant Emma Topp.
Second. The east 81 feet of said lot / extending
from Beale to Jessamine streets, distance of $40
Third: Lots % and % Block F. in the city OF
Memphis. upon which the Gayoso House is built
and situated, at the northeast corner of Shelby
and Mccall streets. and fronting on the east side OF
Shelby street % feet and running back with the
north side of Mccall street to the alley, with the
exception of the ground floors and first stories of
stores Nos. 500 and 39S in said Gayoso House, and
on that part OF said lot which begins at the south
eats with the nortn. line OF Mccall
street 104 feet to stake; thence north 22 feet to
a stake; thence west to a stake; thence north Is
feet to stake; thence west to the line of said
house; thence south with the west line of said
house 3712 feet to the beginning.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
JOHN n. FREEMAN, Clerk
Jackson Tenn January 2 1892
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PERSONALS.

THE Misses Goodman left yesterday on the
City OF Baton Rouge for Natchez and New
Orleans.
Mrs. GENERAL p. B. GLENN ard her ac-
complished granddangh:ers, Misses Lula
and Corinne Brown, have gone to Jackson,
Tennessee, to reside.
Mr.. w. S. ROGERS and Miss Pattie b.
Ashe, daughter of S. NJ. Ashe, were married
at St Peters church last Tuesday, the Rev
Father Fortune performing the ceremony,
after which they left for their future home in
Washington city.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: Colonel
Q. I. Bier, st. Louis; w. Z. Shannon,
Bolivar county, Mississippi; E. t. Bohannon.
TreLevant; Isaac Kahn, Bolivar, Tennessee; C.
F. Martin, Little Rock; F. Benjamin, Cincin-
natl; c. P. Coffin, Mississippi; L. Levy,
Brownsville; w. B. Spencer, jackson, Ten
nesseei |. w. Killough, Wellsburg, Arkansas
J. w. Tuggle, Whites; L. Rollwage, Forrest
City.
Miss FRANCES WILLARD, the noted tenn
perance lecturer, will arrive in the city to-
morrow evening and will remain until
Wednesday, when she goes to Little Rock to
attend the Arkansas State Temperance Con-
yention. She will lecture twice during her
stay, aud at the First Methodist church, cor
ner OF Poplar and Second streets. The hours
and subjects will be given in tomorrow 5
APPEAL
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FLOWING THE WATER.
The Mississippi and Tennessee Trai !
Running through the Liquid
Element.

From Memphis to Grenada every creek
and river was at high-water mark yesterday
but the further South the higher the water
The Yallobusha river was on three sides oil
Grenada, and about five feet deep in the gar.
den attached to the Chamberlain House
One mile and half north of the river bed
proper, the water was running over the Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee track between one and
two feet deep, where the mail and passenger
train passed over it yesterday afternoon. 1t
was rather an unusual sight TO see the iron
horse blowing its way through the water
without vestige of the everlasting iron rail
in sight. Colonel Burke, the superintendent
OF the road, was on the train to see that ev-
erything was done to insure safety and pre-
vent, as far as possible, damage to the road,
and Colonel Settle, though on clutches from
injuries received in the run off in December,
was in the Yallobusha level in person, and
thanks to his energy and efficiency, there is
not break in the whole line of the road.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Yesterday was Drizzle dav.

| Yesterday was Drizzle day. @
Booth tonight in The Fools Rerenge
| ST. Valentines day is the coming holt
| day for the young people.
"A great many people living in the
neighborhood of Memphis are in the city to
see Booth.
Several trees have fallen completely
| down because of the heavy weight of ice
upon them.
There is a movement on foot to establish
| division of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans in Memphis.
"A small fire occurred night before Last
at the LeMoyne school from defective hue
The damage was trifing. ID
Several carloads of negro emigrants
have passed through Memphis the last few
days, going west of the Mississippi.
The jackson Clarion notices that among
the newsp 'pers sold on the streets of that
city the Memphis APPEAL is conspicuous
The newsboys sell it every day.
We are glad to notice that steps are
being taken to pave Union street. A fine
business, as we'll as residence street, it should
be paved, and well paved.
Marriage licenses were granted to W.
II. Black and Jessie E. Quinn, A. II. Fer
guson and Kate A. Richie, John Matthews
anu annie OdiiOuf odul OJldTh6 anu IdlSN
Frayser.
I'm the Office of Clerk Joseph UIhl is a
magic wine-glass, which is filed with wine
in such way that when turned up the
liquor Will not come out. Several parties
have been invited to drink and be merry
have accepted the invitation and been nicely
sold Clerk Uhl always says, "Gesundheit."
President MADDEN yesterday gave the
following order to the police: The Court
orders that the police will see that those
ordinances relating to the closing of certain
places OF business at midnight, and the
closing of all places of business on Sunday,
be strictly enforced, and that the police be
guided as to time by the No. / enginehouse
bell" Chief Davis gave the order to the
force at noon.
"A letter from Grand Junction, written
ON the 18th, has this reference TO railroad in
terruption: I'm consequence of the heavy
rains, We have had no through trains from
New Orleans since the 10th. The yard here
is full of freight trains. Merchants are
growing on account of the continuous bad
weather, which prevents farmers from COM
ing in with cotton and other produce. Con-
sequeutly business is fat"
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A COUNTY BALL
At Bartleft-A Full Dress Affair and a
Most Enjoys able Occasion.

From an Appeal Correspondent
BARTLETT, January 1S.-Near an hun
bred ladies and gentlemen from all parts of
the county attended the ball at the court
house on Tuesday evening A vote of tn anks
is due the young gentlemen of Bartlett for
their successful management of the affair in
the face of inclement weather and other adj
verse circumstances. The occasion was the
most enjoyable Bartlett has had for many
a day. There were many handsomely dressed
ladies present, but to particularize would be
invidIous. Maid and matron went bent on
looking her prettiest. The swallow. tail was
out in respectable force, all conspiring to
make the tout ensemble something like me-
tropolitan ballroom. The inspiring muse of
motion had the "lads" and Classics" from the
moment when Emusic arose with its volup-
tuous SWELL" The "soft ewes" were there.
too, and likewise the "eyes which spoke
again." The racquet" exemplifed to
the "provincials" by Mr.. Willett and Miss
Graves and Mr.. and Miss Harvey was the
very poetry of motion, carrying your CORE
spondent's mind back through imms ginary
excursions he has m ade through dance-loving
Spain. The "round dances" are the thing
now, whereas only few years ago Bart lett
maids and matrons looked at them askance.
We say let the 'nimble nymph" have place,
although Byron gave her black eye and
grandma in the corner still rails at her. Mr..
Walter Harvey and bride, of White Sta
ton, honored the occasion with their presence
Memphis contributed the following: Misses
Privett, League and Mathews, Messrs. Will
lett. Bedford, Waggener, Goodwin, Hunter,
Turnage, Ward, Pryor, Eddins, Caldwell,
Koerper, Frazer, Mason, League and Lee.
Mason sent Messrs. Duke, Shore and Martin:
of Raleigh, Misses Nuckles and Watkins;
of Millingtop, Mr.. Blackwell; OF the Bart
lett young ladies, there were present Misses
Shore, Graves, Hanson, Williams, Cannon,
King, Barteau, Caldwell, Means, Gilmore,
Warner, McSlohn, Miller, Blackwell and
Shyock. There were present also from Bart
lett, Mesdames Brooks, Wallis, Priddy, Cross,
Shelby, O'Neal and Cochran. All the Bart
lett "boys" were present and quite a number
DER
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LOCAL NOTICES.

HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey.
OLIyETTE-Saturday night. See adver-
tisement.
FoR good Plumbing. Gas or Steam-Fitting
60 to ]. A. Bailey, 295 Second.
SUFFERERS with that terrible disease, piles,
or hemorrhoids, who have long desired relief,
can obtain il speedily by using Tabler's Buck
eye Pile Ointment Vast forests of the u.s.
eulGs hiPpocasianuHi, or horse chestnut, the
common buckeye, annually yields their fruit,
which is combined with other materials, and
an ointment prepared, which is an unfailing
remedy for piles Price 30 cents bottle.
Use Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment. For
sale by w. y. Wilkerson & Co.
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TEMPERANCE.
The Wsrk of the Woman's Christian
Temperance UniOn-Miss Wizards
Lecture Next Week.
Explanation of the Position of the So
eiety and its Relations to the
Suffrage Movement.

lures next week by Miss Frances Willard OF
the National Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, We deem it proper to place before our
readers the following statement explanatory
OF the objects and purposes of that body, for
which Miss Willard will speak TO our people
on Monday night next:
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
Of
R Il A L z . II A e Z
ON OPENED BIDDINGS.
REWARD.
$500 Reward.

WE viii pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Com plant, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. Tndi-
gestion C5astips,iOn Co=tiFene6s We cannot cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the Firee-
lions are strictly complied with. They are surely
Vegetable, and never fan 70 give satisfaction.
Sugar-eozted. Large boxes. containing q pills =
cents For sale by al druggists. Beware OF co1u-
terfeits and limitations Tns genuine rnEuusse.
tzred emily By JOHN C. WEST & CO, 'sIhe Pm
Makers" 1El and la ". Madison street, Chicago
Free trial package sent by nail. prepEid on re
Gel pt Of S-cent stamp. FOR sale By A Rcakert
ms Main street., Memphis
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Public Administrators Odiee-Nemphis Tennes-
see. December p, ISL.
NOTICES hereby given that viii. admins
N traitor of the estate of Thomas g. Davis, de-
ceased, on Thursday. January 5. Issl al y O'Clock
m. proceed 70 sell the personal property, not
exempt by law, of said ceeedent, az public OutcIy
10 the highest bidder for cash. az the late residence
of the deceased on Presidents Island in this
county. JOHN LEAGUE.
Public Aduinistra tor.
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1890 Prizes. o. 8. Currency $4 z6o
In the Supplement-, as in the ordinary, there are
. eco tickets, numbered from TO 5000. The
same number that draws the Capital Prize in the
ordinary Drawing of the Royal Havana Lottery
draws the Capital Prize in the Supplement So,
too, with the Second and Third Capital and all
other prizes above named
WboIes, 81; Halves, ST.
Prizes paid in full in United States currency i'm
msdistely on presentation of ticket For informs-
tinn apply To CHASE & CO., General gents. New
Haven, Conn, OF No W. Court. Memphis, Tenn.
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.sSfudent Helm

number Of young men attending school
at LeMoyne Institute wish places where they
may work morning and evening for board.
Families wishing good trusty help of this
kind will please apply by card or otherwise
10 the Principal, 294 Orleans street.
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Terrible Loss of Life.

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by all druggists, l5c.
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FOUND.

PING-At the Theater last night, Ring. Owner
lO can have same by proving property and pay
ing for advertisement. Apply TO
LEUBRIfc'S 26l Main street
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DRY GOODS.
ATOUR PRICE
Kremer Dresses aud Kremer Hats.
AT YOUR PRICE
DOlmans, listers, Jackets.
AT ANY PRICE
REMNANTS
OF ALL KINDS
Much finer, better and more numerous
than ever are our Remnants this year
Priee-ciassifeattOnh has been adopted
as follows:
TABLE NO. I-25c.
Contains Remnants Of EmbrOideries,
Laees, Ribbons, TrimmiD gs and Buttons.
TABLE No. 2-5Oc.
Contains Remnants of Dress Goods, Vel
veteens, Eusbroideries, Ribbons, Trim
mings, Buttons, Laees.
TABLE No. 3-SI.
Contains Remnants of VeIvets, Silks,
Dress Goods, Ribbons, Trimmings. EN-
brotderies, Laces-
OVER AND ABOVE

ali this. we viii show 1890 Remnants oi
magnificent Goods at prices-welI,s 50 eli
and a0c! To give the public an idea
of the Importance of this sale, we state
that IL includes Remnants of Goods
formerly sold rs high as SIS per yard.
I'm fixing the present price, we have al
low ed neither cost or value TO inhuen
rs The result we place aOn our c0uE-
tiers on MONDAY MORNING, 9Th inst.
and eOuoseE each and every reader care
fully to examiBe the Remnants.
Dressmakers and Economists especially
invited. NO reserve. These are all we
have and all we shall have.
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AUCTION SALES.
MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE

On the premises, RAYBURN AVENUE. corner
Broadway. Take Blue-line Cars to Main and
Broadway; go east tive squares.
Tuesday Morning, Jan. Gath, 10 o'clock,
Parlor Suits, French Dresser Suits, Carpets, Mir
rors Dining-room and Kitchen Furniture,
Handsome Hall Furniture.
Sale Positive.
A NJ sToDDARD .AUCTIoNEER.
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LOTTERY.
COMPANY
Or
Supplement to Royal Havana Lottery

TAKES PLACE
January z, 1852. February "a. 1852,
January "a, 1852, March IL, 1852.
February >. 1852, March rs, ISS2.
eaeh-29So Prizes GUS. Currency e24 $50.
Destring TO meet the very general demand for
Lov-priced Tickets, we have devised Supplement
tary Series of Prizes, based upon the Regular Draw
fngs of the Royal Havana Lottery the amount OF
Prizes in which follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-20

Ladies who appreciate purity use Parker's
Hair Balsam. 1t is the best article sold for
restoring gray hair to its original color.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody HOteI-C. Il. Galloway d Co.
PrOprfetOrs.

This Hotel is furnished with a steam passenger
elevator, electric bells, and frst-class i'll every
department. Table board SIS per month
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A Delicious OdOr
ELEGANCE and Purif,

is impaired by FlorestOn Cologne, which is
always refreshing, no matter how freely used
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Anna DickIn.on.s Debut.

ROCHESTER. January 19-ADna Dickin,
sons debut as "Hamlet" was made before a
large and appreciative audience. The people
applauded, and the press tomorrow will
praise the pluck she has shown in inaugu-
rating SO great departure. The Democrat
and Chronicle will say of the perform
ance: Her voice, her manner, the
very life she gave to the part was
effeminate, and not once could one lose con-
seriousness of the fact that it was a female
Interpretation OF the character. but her read
ing was made marvelously impressive at
times, and without extravaganza it may be
said the mental Interpretation was revela-
ton. She was at her best in soliloquies, and
her dramatic action was surprisingly good.
She has certainly made comparative sue
cess, but the proportions it will assume only
the future can decide"
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THE STATEMENT OF FACTS

agreed to by the respective parties to this
motion shows that the complA nant, upon
whose testimony alone the said warrant was
obtained, knew nothing as to whether or not
the offense charged IN the warrant had been
committed; nordid he know any fact to show
that there was reasonable ground to believe
that the party named in the warrant was
guilty of a public offense except az he had
been informed by another person. In word,
the magistrate acted alone upon
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HEARsAY TESTIMONY

to establish the fact that public ofense had
been committed, and also to identify the
offender. 1t is too plain to admit of argu-
ment that the testimony received would be
held incompetent in the trial of a civil or
criminal case. Then the question follows,
are the rules of evidence to be disregarded
in hearing evidence upon an application for
a warrant for the arrest of party accused
of crime? The safeguards which the law for
wise purposes throws around the humblest
citizen in this State TO protect him in the en-
ioyment of his liberty, is
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GREAT REDUCTION
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
EMBROIDERIES! EMBROIDERIES!
B. L0WENSTElN & BROS
PLAIN CHEMISES Good Muslin. 35c.
CHEMISES With Tucks Embroidery, SOC.
CHEMISES With Tucks and Embroidery Edge and In
serting Csc.
CHEMISES-With Embroidery Edge and In
serting 75c.
FINE CHEMISES-Ats1 l.25 $50, 90 and $3.50.
Reduced sl.5O s1.75, 50, $2,75 and $3.50
NIGHT DRESSES 5Oc 75c, 81, sl.25 and 81.
Reduced from 75c, 81, S15O sl75 and S2SO.
GOOD MUSLIN SKIRTS With Tucks, 40c and SOC.
GOOD MUSLIN SKIRTS With Embroidery, 81.
Tucks. 75c.
GOOD SKIRTS Richly Trimmed, s1.25, s1.5O. $2
$3.50. Reduced from s1.5O, 81 u.s. 81 BIS, $780,
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR Greatly
reduced.
INFANTS WEAR Reduced.
CoRSETS AT low prices A real good Corset 81
EMBROIDERIES MARKED WAY DOWN to make
for new Spring Stock. to arrive.
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROTHERS.
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROTHERS.

AMUSEM ENTB.
II .EUBRIE's THEATER.
THE MOZART SOCIETY OF MEMPHIS
WILL GIVE THE OPERA OF
oLIVETTE
ON SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. eIsf,
With the following Cast:
OllVette Miss Jennie Camp
CountesS Batn1lde. X. M hansfoTd
Neloutin Miss Lizz1e Meydweu
Ndlehtlne-.. --.--.-.--. Mr. e. Dixon Hutton
DeN1eriinlac '.-..'. MI w j. steele
hlafNe!Oe Mr.. CLark knOWltoH
Due DIES Ifs. ............. Mr. George Mahan
Soqueiicot.....- Mr. sam may
Musical Director PROF. CHI Phi. Winkler.
stage Manager MI X. W. wilson
Peasants Sailors etc, by members of the Society.
Full Chorus and Orchestra.
~ The change from Casino Hall TO Leubries
TAeater giving the Society more space. the direc-
tory has decided to issue limited number of adj
ditonal tickets to its members for themselves or
friends at 81 each. They may be had from the Sec
rotary, No. West Court street, at Hollenberg's
Music Store. THERE WILL BE NO RESERVED
SEATS. Casino Hall tickets good at the Theater
Doors open at O'Clock: performance commences
ats. J. d. HEUER, Secretary
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LOST
FOR SALE Oh RENT.

90 ACRES AT GILL'S STATION-One mile
eOO from the city limits; fine locality and choice
neighboIhood; The place well improved and this
800 ACRES AT WALNUT BEND. ARKANSAS
On the river, sixty miles below this city, all in
high state of cultivation, and contain all neces-
sary Improvements, such GIN and ample cabins
in good order. Address ]. A. Jones, 81 Monroe
street, or J. j. BUSBY q CO.
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FOES SALE.

THAT BEAUTIFUL LOT--On Adams street,
l. south side, east of Lauderdale, between Mrs.
Dayiss and the James residence, IS by las. Offer
this lot at a bargain if applied for soon. E. A.
BENSON, 3I4 Main street, or H. l. GUIoN, corner
of Madison street
TALL 4AT--Tne a. White office" IA North Court
" St, and buy a good second hand SEWING
MACHINE cheap; warranted one year.
DIANOS-Cheap for cash. Secondhand Stein
L way an d Chick ering, in thorough repair.
Z. WIrZMANN Il co.
nYSTER HOUSE-Plauting grounds boats
~ tools, etc, ON the Gulf coast. Address
J. POIrENENT, Ocean Springs, Miss
NTULES-Seven c hoice mules Apply to
Nl w. G. CANNON, 1872 Washington ST.
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HNURNIsHED Front Room ia private residence.
II Also, new stable, three stalls, on Main, three
squaresof Peabody Hotel. Address, ID, this Office.
LIME REsIDENCE-No. % Poplar street; seven
II rooms, including bath newly papered and
painted; gas, hot and cold water, etc: SIS per
month. Apply to A. BLOCK. with Leubrie Bros.
CTORERoOM-No. S07 Main street, under Pea
- body Hotel Apply TO X. B. Snowden or
J. l. GOODLOE, IS Madison St
DLANTATION-In Crittendea county ARR
IL knoWnas the Eskridge Place, miles back of
Bradey's Landing. About 500 acres cleared land
in fine state OF cultivation and entirely above
aow; good gins, cribs and ouIbuildings. Will rent
for one to five years TO good tenant. Apply to
MRS (. E. McGAVOCK. Pecan Point, Ark.
CTOREHOUSES-Nos 2IO land 21O1S Main street
y J. W. JEFFERSON q co.
DLANTATION-On the east bank of Mississippi
Il river, in shelby county, about fifteen miles
from Memphis; 200 acres cleared, well improved
and under good fence, Apply TO r. B. Snowden,
or J. L. GoODLOE No IS Madison ST.
NOTTAGE-With six rooms, fernando road.
~ ROWLETT * CO., S55 Front St
SPACIOUS CLUB ROOMS-In Jefferson Block
~ OYERTON d GR0SYENOR-fI