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SERVICES
VIII be Held In the Various Churches
To-Day at the Hours Named.

FRS BaPas-Rev. r. A. venabIe-11 an. and
$50 pm.
Alabama Srsa Pres5yaeriaa.-w. 5. Johnson-l1
an. and 80 pm.
Sr1Hqers' Church-N. NJ. Long will preach st II
Am and 7:30 pm.
Cgn5elqsd Prs-5feriaH.-Rev. H. A. Jones, pas
tOr-ll am and $50 pm.
SGFlraEs Street Methodist hvrch-Services at Il a.
m and : pm Sundsy-school go am
Georgia Street MahOdist-Rev I A. Moody-Il
an and 80 pm SundAy-sehoOl at $50 an
SoOad CoRgreqdfioHdL-Rev. B.A. lines, pastor-I
AN and 30 pm Sunday-school al 9.S0a- IN.
Behd BuidiHg-Corner Adams and Charleston
Avenue. Sabbath-school every sunday at go pm
N. Sunday-schOol al $50 am. No night service.
Central 4ethodst.-Rev. J. H. Evans, pastor
Services at II am sunday-school at $50 an. No
service atnight.
-. Jos1pA's ChGrch.-There will be preaching in
Italian 81 $50 pm and every Sunday during Lent
81 the same hour.
FTrst Aahodist-Rev. R H. Mahcn, pastor
Preaching at IL an. Sunday-school al $50 am.
No night service.
Church Of the Good S.ephad-Chelsea- Sunday
school at 9:S0a-m. Service at 80 pm, by the RI
Rev. c. T. Quintard.
Central BGptiA-Sunday-school al $50 an.
Preaching at II am. by the pastor, the Rev. T.. J..
Rowan. No service at night.
-. JoLH'sH z CEHrch-Corner OF Vance and
pm, by the pastor, the Rev. A Wells
Linden Street ClTistiGn.-Rev. J. NJ. Tribe
Preaching al II am. Lords supper az 1880 an.
Sunday-school at 9 An No night service.
Second PreSbytcridR-Rev J. NJ Rose, pastor.
Sabbath-schOol, At $50 am. Services at IL an.
by the Rev. H. c. DuBose- No night service.
fernando Sired N. E., Sosth.-Rev Warner Moore,
am. by the Rev. A. H Thomas, presiding elder.
Communion after sermon No night service.
First Pres5 yt~erioH.-CornerO of Third and Poplar
pastor. Missionary address to children at s pm,
by the Rev. II. C. DuBose. No night service.
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A sANCTUM.
How to Edit a Newspaper-Ascene from
Real Life.

CScene.-The editorial room of the Mem
phis IonsoTial Artist. Enter General G. p
Empty, a Ia Coriolanus, Virginius, Spartakus
and several other ancient Greeks and Ro-
mans, with a few knights of the middle ages
thrown in without extra charge. He hands
his overcoat to shrinking galley slave,
places his new dead-head beaver on a nail in
the wall, and deliberately sits down to catch
a few giddy impressions on the wing.1
General Ct. p. NJ. T.-What no! slaves,
myrmidons! A swork, a sword, my kingdom
for a
ENTER MYRMIDoN.
Myrmidon-We'd like to have some COPY,
general.
General G. P. NJ. T.-Bring me a pencil.
Myrmidon-Yes, your honor.
General q. p. M. TT say slave, wilt look
beyond the portcullis.
Myrmidon-Td rather not, general, Pm
afraid of catchin' EN-.
General G. P. NJ. T.-Dost thou daily with
me? Go bring me staff.
STAFF
Generate. P. N. T.-Write me twenty-nine
paragraphs about meseluf. Get me up some
Southern news, and in each brevity insert
something complimentary of me,
Staf-Yes, your excellency. Exit staff
General G. P. NJ. T.-Bring me the AP-
PEAL and the other papers: I must write
some original articles. Where's my scissors?
Myrmidon-Here, general.
After writing several originals articles
with the scissors, General Empty sits down
and writes the following: Colonel Tom Nc
Laughlin, who keeps the American Eagle
saloon and l~unchhouse, is one of the neatest
and most accommodating caterers in the
city"
"A prominent gentleman killed another
on Beale street day before yesterday. We
we're unable to learn the names"
"Written for the Tonsorial Artist:
Lives there a man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said, etc"
"Don't you forget who is the editor of the
I0nsoriaI Artist"
Our time-honored friend, J -C-,
keeps the best peanut stand in the city"
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MONG VARIOUS OLAER PROPERTIES:
"A One tniI Ien Improved an n acres Wheatley
p5apH~ q Memphis Phi s scTes 81 at Nj BAUM E aEE393say'is.
Nice Residence Tort Pickering, $ roorns
Cheap Cottage 8: miles south Of town, on Horn
Lake road IRReSddence, ITO Court street.
Eice Brick Cottage Resioenc0ded street, at
east end of Court street eAase snderdale N
FiBt-class Lots on Beale ana Rob
erlsOn Tops home. ,-oodvzay. east of VI.
Three Cheap Cottages on bro@N"
nando Mrs. Provinces Linden street
Deep, Choice Lot on south sac
5'seot Tot on south side of Vance street. "e'"ee
ID PostOn and Judge cooper.
oRgsygeuce Thornton avenue.
~ A Dol NAH street.
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New Firm.

Mr.. Wash Smith, late OF the firm OF Smith
& Carter, has once more established himself
in the produce, commission, butter and
cheese business, under the firm name of
G. w. Smith & Co., at the old stand of
Messrs. Wells & Moffat, No. 332 Front street.
Having been so thoroughly identified with
that business and the general trade in this
city for a number of years it has given him
a wider experience in satisfying the wants of
his numerous patrons. That, coupled with
sufficient means, will enable the new firm TO
furnish the trade with everything in their
line at prices that will compare f~avorably
with those of any house in this city, ard we
would call the attention of his many friends
to that fact. We congratulate the produce
men on once more having Mr.. Smith among
them. We have known him for many years
and know his business ability and capacity,
and would predict that the new house, start
ing u, der so many favorable auspices, will,
no doubt, have a most prosperous and sue
cessful future.
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y. II. g.. A.
The Good work COMMUNICATIVE In.
speetor Lane Has Been Doing.

During the month of January Inspe ctor
T. H. Lane gave his attention to sixty-three
cases of cruelty to animals and children,
relieving three children, fifteen overloaded
vehicles, three dogs, four COWS and calves
and thirty-eight sore and lame mules and
horses. There were sixteen arrests made,
every one of which were guilty and fined
accordingly. During February ffty-one cases
were relieved, as follows: Two children. TWEEN.
ty-nine overloaded vehicles, four cows and
calves, and sixteen sore and crippled horses;
arrested eight, fined seven,a appealed one. 1t
will be seen that Inspector Lane averages
about two cases per day. His work, unlike
any other police, extends all over the city.
and often into the country, giving relief to
orphan children where needed, and to dumb
creatures who are overloaded or sore, lame,
mistreated and starving. 1t is earnestly
urged upon all persons who are merciful to
report all cases of cruelty at the office of the
secretary, 2S9 Main street.
MIETER PARKER. Sec. 8. z. {. A.
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THE RUNS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. Elmo.

Last night St. Elmo had a large and en-,
thusIastic audience, and he gave an excel
lent entertainment He caused two spirits
to appear and walk out upon the stage. The
committee of investigation was mystied tc
its hearts content. Before the entertainment
Mons. Leroy gave a superb exhibition Of hi:
ability as a rope-walker: The company APP
pear at Brownsville Monday, GAINESVILLE
Tuesday, Bowling Green Wednesday, Gala
tin Thursday and Friday, NASHVILLE Saturday
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For the past few days have been amply
sufficient 10 prevent any drowsiness on the
part OF our citizens from the result OF recent
dull ines. Hazel Kirke, St. Elmo. and the
righting OF some individual wrongs among
our prominent citizens have given gossip for
all classes. To the credit Of some Of our
merchants, may it be said, hat our amu.e-
ments have failed to shadow their conspicu-
business for a moment. j. VI. Hill & Co. con-
tinue to lead in the finest, best and cheapest
boots and shoesfo for men, women and children.
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Il SOCIETY.
The Order OF Exercises at the umbe
land Presbyterian Church.

The ffty-second anniversary of the Mem
phis and Shelby County Bible Society will
be held at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, Court street, this Sunday evening
at : 80 o'clock. The following is the order
of exercises, the Rev. f. Daniel, one of the
vice-presidents, presiding:
Voluntary -----..-. -.-.---.----.By the Choir.
Reading the scriptures R. A. Nenable-
r. II. Mahon.
.----.By the Congregation.
Report of Executive
T. H. Rice. Secretary.
Report of Auditing Committee. Mr.. J. X. Goodwin,
hymn the congregation
Report of Memorial ................-
49, Reys. 4. NJ. Richardson and J. H. Evans
the congregation.
to be waited upon by
MessrS. J. H. McDavirt, J. l.. Wexford, Z. T.
Starke, NJ l.. Meacham, John W. billiard, J. W,
Caldwell, s. C. Toof.
Election of Officers and Executive Committee.
Nominations presented by B. n. Estes, Esq.
the Congregation,
Benedietion REV. 4. J. Rowan.
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FOR SALE.
FoH BALE.
THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS.

l. the city for residences IA part Of the Paw
Dugs Pace, On Linden and Landeriaie streets
street railroad running By the property two OF
the lots fronting on Lauderdale street. On either
side OF the Rawlings residence, 80 ieet front by Ia9
feet back TO an alley. One on Linden. Ad Joining
Josiah PattersOn'S, co feet front bT Jb back to al
alley. Or should q purchaser want the whole
property fronting 30 feet on Lsuderiaie street.
running back lG9 feet to an alley, u could be
bought on reasonable terms. This j. the most de-
gfrRble property offered Oh the market II viii be
offered at private sale uutl the lst Of April.
Terms 10 suit purchaser For PARTICULARS apply 70
JAS. d. QUIGLEY, al 4 N. Apperaou 4 Co.'S.
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mild-featured Shea, whose attentions are
usually taken up with the tender passion in
the practical aspect OF fifty cents per license,
gently leading the two attorneys asunder.
When the legal gentlemen had finished the
discussion of the will Of Justice Hoegel hey
rearrsnged themselves, and Judge Eldridge
lined them each SO. G~rim-visaged war
smoothed its wrinkled front, and the case
was continued. Judge Eldridge was greatly
enlightened by the lucid legal argument
rroSa1+ad n him
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Coal Reduced.
Convention Postponed.

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-iye
cents per box. c. 3. Bryan & Co.
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River kilograms.

CINCINNATI, March 4.-Night-River "a feet,
and falling. Weather clear. Departed: James D..
Parker, Memphis Paris C.. Brown, New Orleans.
NICKSBURG. March River falling. Weather
cloudy and rainy. Up: U. p. Schenck and City Of
Greenville, II am. Down: r. r. Springer, ; pm.
LOUISVILLE, March Might River falling
slowly, with 10 feet 6 inches in the canal and 5 feet
5inehes in the chute on the falls Weather partly
cloudy and pleasant Business brisk. Departed:
Golden Crown, Cincinnati.
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A O MURDERER.
Two Young Darkies Get into a Quarrel
and One of Them Dirks the
Other TO His Death.
The Cause Of the Fight, a Use OF Free
Epithets by the Boy that
Was Killed.

About 10 o'clock yesterday morning a
negro boy named Henry Craig, aged thir-
teen, was brought to the stationhouse by
Officers Jackson and Carter, and the charge
OF murder was placed to his credit on the
register. He was placed in a cell to answer
the charge. An APPEAL reporter foundh him
in the station-yard later on in the day. He
is a dirty little negro, a boot-black, and had
at the time a gloomy white handkerchief
wrapped around his head. He wore a COM
mon cotton shirt and pants, held up by two
string s~uspenders, and was barefooted. In
deed, he was a very ordinary looking darky,
digni6ed with the distinction OF being a muir
derer. The boy he killed was named Jerry
Galveston, and was about the age OF Henry
Craig.
THE CAUSE OF THE A
Last Sunday, as Craig was sitting On a
water plug on the corner of Linden and
Desoto streets, Jerry Galveston came along
and for some reason or other called him a
s. of a b. He also called hin a bastard,
and when Craig made a motion toward him
he took to his heels and ran. Yesterday
morning about 8 o'clock the difficulty be-
tween the boys was renewed. Craig was
riding up and down on the street cars, near
Main and Huling streets, and seeing Calves
ton he jumped of, and going up to him
asked him
WHY lie HAD CALLED HIM NAMES
Sunday. Jerry made some saucy r%etort, and
again called him a bastard.
Take that back said Craig.
81 WON'T do it, said Galveston.
Craig threw a rock at the other boy, and
then advanced upon him, he says, with the
intention of making it up with him. AS he
neared him Galveston pulled a brick from
his breast and hit Craig a bad blow over the
head with ii, and stunned him. Galveston
then run for another brick and was pursued
by Craig with a knife. The latter plunged
the blade into his side, and it penetrated the
heart. A great squirt of blood followed, and
Galveston sank to the ground. He lived but
a few minutes.
THE e UNs
Craig, very much alarmed, turned and ran
as fast as he could. He bolted into Mrs.
Anderson's house, a short distance from the
scene of the killing, and went into the cellar.
Officer Jackson, who was riding past in a
street car, saw Galveston fall and his muir
derer run. He gave chase, and found the
boy where he had hidden himself. His head
was bleeding terribly, and when he reached
the stationhouse he was crying badly. A
doctor was called in and the wound was
sewed up. He was very weak and had to lie
down. When the APPEAL reporter saw him
he seemed to be all right. At first he refused
to say anything, but finally
HE TOLD THE DETAILS
of the affair, which c~orresponded with those
Learned by other parties. The boy who was
killed has a mother AMI father living, but
they are not in the city. Craig has an uncle
here, as well as a sister, who is a servant at
the house of the financial editor OF the AP-
PEAL. An inquest was held by Esquire
Fleming, and a verdict was returned in ac-
cordance with the facts as above given.
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Surprised and amused a large number oil
our citizens last week by his clever cabinet
tricks. He fully understands the secret Of
"blow your own horn" etc. In fact, he
uses every means in his power to attract q
crowd. His rope-walk brings the citizens
out on Main street equal to a small-size
Mardi-Gras, or one of the grand rushes sc
often witnessed by the Beale street people
when Prof. Gebhardt announces a new ar
rival OF some special scenery for the Cottage
Gallery photographs, which are acknowl-
edged to be the finest photos ever made for
g a dozen.
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Coal Reduced.

p. WALLACE McKTTTRICK,
silk Culturist and Reeler,
21 Second street,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Distribution of deaths by wards-First
1; second, o; third, l.; fourth, l; fifth, 2
sixth, 3; seventh, /; eighth, 81; ninth, 2
tenth, 2. City hospital, A. Coroner's in
quest, 0. Still-born, O. Total in city, 20
white, s; colored, is. Total, hospital in
| cluded, "a.
J. W. PURNELL, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board Of Health.
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Coal Reduced.

THHIIIIHIE IItHVpINNAuUIGs
SReport missing.
W. B. HAZEN,
Chief Signal Officer
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Passengers Going to New Orleans


And all points south of Grenada should re-
member that leaving Memphis at 5 :05 O'Clock
pm. by the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road they reach Grand Junction at 7:1O
O'Clock pm, and make close connection with
the line of South-bound s~leeping-cars. This
is the only line by which passengers to Jack
son, Vicksburg and New Orleans can leave
the city after getting through the days busi-
ness and secure sleeping-car accommodations
at a seasona6le hour. The rates of passage
from Memphis to Grenada and all points
South are the same ria Grand Junction as by
other rail lines. Advantages are still in
favor of the Memphis and Charleston rail-
roal-the Inauguration of fast double daily
schedules to New Orleans and other points.
The schedule is as follows: Leave Memphis
at 1925 o'clock am. arrive at New Orleans
at z :15 o'clock am. Leave Memphis at 5 ;05
o'clock pm; arrive at New Orleans at II
o'clock q m.
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Coal Reduced.

And March Patterns.
New catalogues and fashion sheets for dis.
tribution.
J. Z. ALDRICH d co, ~ Second street.
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Blind Tom.
Plays and Players

The celebrated Blind Tom will appear al
the Greenlaw Operahouse as announced in
the advertising columns. Tom is the puzzle
of the age, and he will always be popular.
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-Horrixau, Judge

Calendar for March 9Th: 16, II, r. Punch
%, lena Wilkerson; 20, Jack Gibson ct al
SO, Charles Miller; 81, 81, A. E. Miles; 55
100, J. +. Benton; Of, ll3, K. II. Cleere.
For March eth: IA, Jim James; s., Ton
Banks.
For March Sth: IS, Berry Q. Branch; IS
Henry Clay; IS, Charles Jones.
For March 9th: 81, VIM. Jackson.
For March 10th: IS, VIM. Hinson ct al.
For March 11th: -, Felix Barnett; 122
$50, Sam Gardner; s4, Shelby County Turn
pike Company; lbs, Madam Blackburn; 50
Charles Zonani; II, 70, 70, VIM. Russart
I23, Fannie Wilson; 81, Lizzie Deadrick; "A
Mike Rinpyald.
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Coal Reduced.
Butterick's Spring Fashions

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-tive
cent per box. c. 3. Bryan q Co.
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We are in receipt of an entire spring and
summe stock, consisting of the latest styles,
direct from foreign markets, which We pro-
pose to sell at a remarkably low figure. We
respectfully invite our patrons and friends 10
inspect our goods and prices.
SLAGER & GOLDBATM,
Corner Second and Jefferson streets.
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Personal.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

WAR DEPT, U. s. Army SIGNAL SERVICE,
SATURDAY. March 4. 1852. lO:0S pm.
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Our Amusemenfs

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-five
cents per box. C.. B.. Bryan & Co..
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Coal Reduced.

Ch'mn Low Tax Democratic Ex. co
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Practical SILK Culture

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
TO city CONSUMERS. Steamboats, thirty-iye
cents per box. c. B.. Bryan & Co.
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ELEGRAM
To be Had by Calling at the Office at the
Hours Mentioned.

List of undelivered kilograms remaining at
the Western Union Telegraph Office, SO Mad
ison street. Office hours from s to 1880 an.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

Best Pittsburg Goa forty cents per barrel
TO city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-fve
cents per box. c. b. Bryan & Co.
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Ch.neery Court-mcDowen. Judge.

Call for Monday, March 9th: 1925, Nc
Cormick VS. Ayres; 1906, Patterson VS. Patter-
son; 1915, Berry VS. Fizer; 425S, Smith VS.
Payne; 1854, Payne VS. Smith; 1868, Dams
mont VS. Williams; 1864, Renkert vs. Smith;
1855, Monaghan VS. Smith; 1886, james VS.
MCGOWAN; 1867, Loeb vs Rindskoff; 426S,
Petit VS. Frank; 1853, Elliott VS. William
son; 1870, Ferguson VS. Dent; 4271, Black VS.
Mckinney; 1872, Lathers Va NJ and I K K;
1878, Williamson VS. Howell; 1874, Gragg VS.
Gavin; 1875, Norton vs. NJ and L x Coz
1916, League VS. German National Bsnk-end
of hearing docket. Any and all divorce
cases ready for hearing can be called up and
heard on Monday, their last call this term.
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.BuchUpaiba.''

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-fve
cents per box. c. B.. Bryan & Co.
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Coal Reduced,

THE Hollenberg Upright Pianos, ebony and
gold finish, are of the newest and prettiest
designs. Call and see them at 227 Main.
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-ILUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY-we ar,
" authorized by the owner to sell, at public
ya on the TENTH OF MARCH NEXT, on the
ssarner of Madison and Main, that large and de
eetrable residence situated IN the northwest corner
~ Union and Wellington streets, having a front OF
I6 feet on Union by q depth of les on Wellington.
farms, one-third cash. sale at II O'Clock. The
nrenises are open for inspection at any time.
ROY6TER q &C
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The Democratic mass convention called
to meet at the Courthouse at 1880 O'Clock
tonight, the 4th inst, is postponed till
Tuesday night, the 9TH inst, to suit the con-
v~enience of the country people.
J. NJ. COLEMAN,
Ch'nn Democratic Ex. Committee.
c. + SMITH.
Ch'mn low Tax Democratic Ex. Committed.
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Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-fve
cents per box. c. B. Bryan & Co.
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NOVELTIES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
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Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-hVe
cents per box. c. B. Bryan & Co.
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FOR SALE.

CEvERAL REsIDENCES-And Vacant Lots on
= Walker avenue, fronting on the Elmwood street
railroad. near the residence of Capt Joseph Lenow.
Terms-A cash; balance in l. 2 and 3 years, with
interest. Apply at Sc Union street.
TARM-A desirable small farm. containing 10
Il acres, and located Immediately at White Ha
ven Depot, on NJ. and T.. R.R., eight miles from
Memphis; forty acres well timbered and the bal
ance in cultivation; the Improvements and fences
are ample, in good condition and nearly new.
Terms, q cash, and the balance in l, . and 8 years,
with interest from date on deferred payments.
Apply az 80 Union street. J. LENOW
CMALL FARM-of 50 acres on the Memphis and
y Charleston Railroad, half-milC east of German
town; station on the place; frame house, 3 rooms
and gallery; new stable, good well, young orchard.
Address AVERY q BERLIN, Memphis,
or MRS. N. II. GALE, Nashville.
GCUPPERNoNG GRAPE VINEs-Fresh from
DEsT Refined Cotton-seed Butter Oil. wholesale
SUMMER sToVEs-For fluid. oil
III and gas. at 2$S Second street.
DAMLY FLATBoAT-SO feet long. II feet wide
u and 24-foot cabin; 2 jo-boats and 1 dugout, at
JOE BRADLEY, So Promenade street.
~ADDIE HoRsE-Five years old; price $40.
FRED. WYMEL, $50 Front street.
I0O0 TONS Oh ICE-From IA to 10 inches.
4OUO c. J. TKIN & co. Louisiana, Mo.
~AWNuL-The celebrated Poplar Corner Saw
u mill, with all sif Ss5 SS,horSe power, can
pc ~ Isl day of April, 1852. Cause of sale, lease
~ nyi-S ite expired. For further Information, ad-
3rass + I. RUSHING, Gadsden, Crockett Co, Tenn.
0ALOoN-A party desiring to go into other bust
Sness, wishes 70 dispose 0d ue Si9ck ana nxr9res
OF = 10 a party wishing 70 purchase, a fine
bns ln;1 will be offered. Address, for one week,
DaIsA BUSINESS, this Office
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weekly Mortality RepOrI.
Mortality report tor the week ending Satur-
day, March 4, at 6 p.m.: