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LAW REPORTS.
ch.neery cour.-meDoweu. Judge.

Calendar for Monday, February 9th: 4l95,
Taylor VS. Memphis and Charleston railroad /;
1908, Vienna VS. Smith; 420S, Inslee vs. Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee railroad; 1909, Cordes
VS. Taxing District; 42lO, Benson VS. Taxing
District; 42l4, Refeld We Champion; 1915,
Treadweli VS. A. p. and P. Company; 42l6,
Berry VS. Berry; 1920, Sameson VS. Taxing
District; 1921, Isaacs VS. same; 1924, Frank
VS. Nichol; 1925, Simmons vs. Simmons;
1928, Arbuckle VS. Acred; 1929. Black VS.
Goodyear; 1890, Allen VS. Botto; 1921, Street
vs Bowers; 1882, K. OF III. VS. Gens5erger
4233, State vs. Boyd; 1926, Cloth VS. Costello;
1926, Oliver VS. Benjamin. These cases will
be called daily until disposed of, without
further notice
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KAHN & EREIBERG.
For q Few DAYS Only!

&c, Muslin Wamsutta for &c; Ladies'
Chemise 81; Gowns, WamFutta Mus
lin, 81 50; 6 prs Pantlets, Wamsutta
Muslin, zoe; Skirts, Wamsutta Mus
lin, 81 %. These muslins are all done
up 10 bundles of half dozen each, and
the lots will not be broken; also few
more of the Soc SILK and Wool Bonn
bazine, damaged slightly only, and
Silk Alpaca. We have also purchased
the entire stock of former very stylish
and tony goods firm, consisting OF
Silks, Satins and fine Dress Goods, and
Lace Goods, Collars, etc. Ladies are
cordially invited to call and see US be-
fore purchasing spring Dress Goods.
200 pcs new aesthetic (foTery) Calicoes.
KAHN a. FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar Streets.
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Personal.

UVOULD LIKE TO MAKE THE ACQUAINT-
w ance OF the young lady in black velvet who
threw flower of the Irain on the l.. and y. r. r.
Address LITTER R., NJ son, Tenn.
HATS CLEANED, DYED AND REPAIRED-By
IL ]. NJ MOODY, 23s Second street
4 NISTERNS Cleaned and Repaired Smoky Chin
\ neys, Brick Payements, etc. All work guaran-
teed or no charge THOS. CUBBINS, 43 Madison.
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Judge MOrgan's Views ON the State Debt
To the Editors of the Appeal:

To the Editors of the Appeal:
As am seeking no Office, political or
otherwise, and desire none, it is perhaps a
matter of but little concern to the people of
Shelby county or the State of Tennessee
what may be my opinion upon the State debt
question. l have, however, been approached
by number of gentlemen recently and
ssked how l stood upon the question of the
settlement Of the State debt and the recon-
ciliation OF what is called the two wings of
the Democratic party. / think it likely
have been misunderstood by great MANY,
and perhaps misrepresented by a few. l
desire, first and mainly, that the unity of the
Democratic party should be restored if pos
sible, and l think it Is possible. Ii We have
differences of opinions upon this vexed ques-
ton we Gus bit to settle them inside of the party
There should be a spirit of compromise. We
must recognize differences upon this as upon
almost every subject and must be liberal
and charitable enough to concede honesty
and patriotism to each other. / have al
ways believed that the outstanding bonded
Indebtedness of the State should be compro-
missed; that this compromise should be the
result OF proper negotiation between the
creditor aud the debtor; that the people
should recognize the just claims of the cred
itor and that the creditor should recognize
the reasonable equities of the debtor. This
ia fair and right Between man and man, and
cannot be wrong between bondholder and
people l did not favor the 1908 act when
it was passed, and SO stated. l did not think
the settlement was sufficiently favorable to
the State. The principal should have been
reduced as we'll the interest. The bond
holders had offered to take 60-4, and
MANY of them had agreed to receive
5O-4. So 1 thought that either OF these
figures or some amount between them ought
to have been fixed for the settlement. Had
/ been a member of the legislature l should
have voted against the coupon feature, rs
the Democratic convention the August pre-
yious had pledged itself against its. policy;
I was q member of that conversion and
should have kept faith with my pledge.
Cspdor, however, compels Hie TO say that
with a proper compromise oil the debt, prln-
c;pal and interest, 1 can see no very great
terrors in the coupon feature OF the law: Ii
he compromise is made in good faith, can
see no reason why we should not bind our,
.eIves 10 its faithful performance. L had
sIso thought that the Supreme Court would
snstain ii. and have 80 expressed myself. In
This was mistaken. ] have great personal
,eeard for each one of the judges who pro-
rannced thai feature of the act unconsiitu-
t;onsI and not for moment question their
sbiIity or integrity, That question, how
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Circuit COurt-Pierce.J ud<e.

Calendar for tomorrow: 706S, +. Haguch
VS. St. Agnes Academy; 1869, same VS. same;
1888, Mrs. S. E. GreeDlaw, guardian, va John
Walsh; 70s5, Andy Fuller VS. Dave Ham
mer. Wednesday, March LIST: 7088, w.
Hunter VS. Enoch Ensley; 1901, First Ma
tionai Bank vs. J. S. Anderson; 1904, NJ
Nealis VS. Z, NJ King.
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AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY

AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY
of money on hand it would be easy enough
to satisfy all these wants; but, unfortunately,
there is not. After all, the management Of
a city is like the management of newspa-
per. The river editor insists that his river
news is very important and ought not to be
cut down the telegraph editor has lot OF
highly interesting matter which he thinks
ought to be published; the local man comes
in with batch of sensations that he thinks
imperative. Now, some of the matter hiss
to go, and the managing editor passes judg-
ment The Taxing District government is
in a similar situation. 1t is allowed
so MUCH LATITUDE
in expenditure In order to do everything
tn at the citizens desire il is necessary for the
citizens to put their hands in their pockets.
Ii they would do this they would enhance
the value of their properly fifty per cent.
Yesterday an APPEAL reporter determined
to investigate the matter and obtain the
exact statistics of the monry upon which the
government has to depend. President Had
den was sought for, and at the request of the
reporter, had the following statement pre-
pared:
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BRING THE CITY IN DEBT.

BRING THE CITY IN DEBT.
Suppoeing the necessary number Of carts
and mules were put on the garbage service
to do the work as it should be. it would cost
an additional sum of $4,000 per annum.
This would really bring the city in debt and
leave nothing for paving any new streets and
repairing those already paved.
The question is whether the city shall as
sumo burden of $40, goo per annum for the
purpose of cleaning the city or to call upon
the citizens who have been served with sew
ere to keep their premises clean at very
SMALL INDIVIDUAL COST
per month. President Hadden says that the
design of the new ordinance is to protect the
health of the city. In the Ninth and Tenth
wards there are no sewer facilities, and by
placing the garbage carts there, and by af-
fording aid to all the citizens isolated from
the sewers, the government claims that the
city will be even healthier than before. A
large part OF the truck now showed off on the
garbage carts is not garbage. The citizens
will be forced to keep their places clean.
This is the governments side of the case.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Saturday, March 4, Isse,
Nnn-f,asi.ant Naiieo
NDH- HtsI tHt NOiItFs
No. ia r. D.-In the Bartlett Circuit COuri

No. ia. r. Din the Bartlett Circuit Court o
saei0y eouay, Tennesses- Ellen se-Ty "a wylie
-aaVy-DivC.ce.
It Appearing from the sherf-s return in this
Gauss that the defendant, Nylie Seavy, Is non
esicent Of the site OF Tennessee and 4 resident
OF the STAT of ATkzusas;
II f. therefore ordered. TEat he make his appear
ance herein. at the Courthouse In tho town of
Bartlett Shelby county, tennessee on the second
MO.ta ia TcA IssZ. and plead. answer or e
muir 10 compliments bill Tor diror. on the
Grounds Of Gsearsion ete. he Will be taken
Tor confessed as 10 him rEd sci fer hearing ex-
carte: and that 3 copy Of this order be published
once week. for four successive weeks IN the
Memphis A ppeAl, Of Memphis, Tennessee. This I'd
day o. FeorA AIRY, 1852
A eopy--attest: IHos B. CRESsHAw, Clerk
Books & Hsnnsr, Attys Tor conpInt thu
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Distribution of deaths by wards-First,
1; second, 1 third, 1; fourth, 1; fifth, 8,
sixth, 8; seventh, 8; eighth, 4; ninth, .;
tenth, 2. City hospital, 0. Coroner's in
quest, l. Stubborn, 4. Total in city, %
white, 8; colored, IA. Total, hospital and
inquest included, 23-white, 8; colored, IL
CALHOUN CANNON, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board OF Health.
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Malvern, Ark, May 2, 1881.
We have cases in our toZa who lived at Hot
Springs and were finally cured with 8. 6. 8.
hCCAMMON & MURRY.
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Deduct cost of engineer depart
ment for 1882. for repairing
bridges, cuiverts, crossings, keep
ing dirt streets in repair, etc..
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Mrs. A. X. Sloan
Takes the lead in spring millinery.
Receivers Sale.

By order OF the Chancery Court, I will sell
at auction all the machinery, eov6ters, desks,
stoves, showcases, one iron. sake: also books
and accounts of the late fra OF K. J.B.L.
VIM, agent, No. 2574 Main street, Memphis,
Tennessee. Sale con1pences ar 10 O'Clock
am, Tuesday, February 2Sth.
CIV. SMITH Recover
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At George SchilIy's.

Nos. Z, 9 and IL Court street, to-day and to-
morrow, oysters, red snapper (fshl turkey,
etc, for dinner and lunches. Best beer,
cigars and iunrhes in the city.
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HOTEE, ARRbVAEa
Peabody HOtsl-C. Il: Galloway q {
W. RinRham anazar
Hotel ClarendOn-AJ J. Kerr, Proprietor:
l.. D. Hunt, MANAGER

Corner Madison and Second streets s. and s. &C
per day. Meals. 50 cents Table board. SIS per
month Passenger Elevator and Electric Bells
Lawton, Brownsboro G o Paine, Nashville
: wilson. Miss W A Hanna, Miss
" Birds4n NY JH LswtOn IOEfszil1e
l lyman, AIaoana 5 Grace, Cincinnati
"llllams & ", Ohio II L MurreH Tenn
" Sutherland Penn Van c Stonbridrer 4 " NJ,
NJ Davis & W, Cal Chas Dickson Ca
W string, Chicago ObeTI PaduCah
y Grady * W, Bowling Green
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AMUNE - ENrS.
ARTHUR A. ST. ELMO

HHREENLAw OPERa HDUNE
~ THRr E NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing thursday, MaTrh =, IsS2.
- Coll - LII
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Memphis, Tenn, May II 1851.
We have sold 1876 bottles of S. 5. in year.
II has given universal satisfaction Fair minded
now recommend IL as positive specific.
MANSFIELD q 90
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Practical silk Culture

Because deceived by worthless nostrums. |
Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured many IN |
this section OF kidney and nervous disorders,
and we commend it 10 such su1erers.-Ne7ss. |
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NOTICES.
Tennessee Southern Railroad Co
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

MExPHIs TExS. January 3, 1852.
MEETING OF the stockholders of the Tennes-
- see southern Rsiliosd Company viii be held
IN this rity On Thursday, march 8, 1852, for
the purpose Of consolidating this Company with
the Memphis and FickxburS Railroad Company,
tie Mississippi Valley and skiy Island Railroad
Company. and the New Orleans and Mississippi
ETG, MARTIN, President
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Lottery Tickets

S49 Main Street.
nr, ODD EailoHs, Hall Mernnhis Tam
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A No. WAGON AND HORSE
y Apply at o. Causey, corner Linden.

IIOUSE-Five rooms and lot so by 252 feet, at 291
II Vance street all in good order. Price Sl4IO.
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Leidy the Halter

The finest line of hats ever shown in this
city is to be seen now at Leidy's. The Mem
phis halter doesn't raise much of shout,
but he invites everyone to call and see him
and then judge. Leidy is acknowledged to
be the popular halter OF Memphis. What
he sells is known 10 be hrst-class ard relia-
BILE. The new styles are coming in rapidly,
and he announces that he has something TO
suit every taste and fit every head.
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Assisted by number of WONDERFULLY BE
VELOPED MEDIUMS. Spritualism on
Trial bg a Ju OF the People ~ Large.
MATERIAL IL sIHNi
Spirits mateTelize and dem4terIli &c in full view
Of the audten ana are ten recognized by their
fiends While the medium Is l. a trance state,
aud in full view OF the audience. his split form
is 10 leave his body. and join The band sf pre-
viously materialized spirit 10 that con, tant
ly lowering near. They glide TO the piano, on
which they pr duce the mf st weird. nj thril ing
aud enchanting music. SPIRIT-POWER IN FULL
GAS LIGHT. This is 'cmeth ng new anu never
Def re attempted in thi, country. The invisible
powers are constant producing new ana start
ling manifestau IDS t. convert the szepuel aud
sIrengtheu the be lever. Come and see or YOUR
selves. Take no ones word. Inves igaie and be-
lieve your wu ev s; be guided by your own reason
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dre.s Circle and far-
quet, 81 Family Circle. 50e; Gallery. 25c. secure
YOUR SEATS, without extIa charge at McCarty's
Grand Torchlight Exhibition every evening at
tbs Doors open at 7; Manifestations at s. Change
of nrnQrnnInf arpniro
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UNFINISHED RooMs-For gentlemen,
n At $50 Main s

II At 800 Main street.
TIME ROOMS-Choice sleeping rooms in third
II story, over Office of Water Company, IS Mad
ison street. Apply to B. NJ. ESTES, % Madison
1OIG CREEK FARM-Overtowed Planters can
Is get bargain. Address R., this Office
CNTORE-And two Once Rooms. Apply to
= FeIGE & PETERSON, cor. Jefferson and Main.
~oTTAGE-A nice hve-room cottage. Apply to
- J. W. R0WLETT & CO., 359 Front 81
TIURNIsHED FRONT ROOMS.
DLANTATIOE-Fifteen miles above Memphis;
good Improvements.
sToRERoOM-No 500 Main St, Peabody Hotel.
POW B II ALL Exposition Building.
6TOREROOM-NO SS4 Main street. Apply TO
r. B. SNOWDEN or J. L. GoODLOE,
No. 30 Madison street
DOOMS-Elegantly furnished, for gentlemen.
N all modern convenience, at SO Adams street.
MY GIN-HOUSE-25 H.-P.-Engine, Skating
lNl Pulieys and Betting, until September 1st'
next j. V. PATRICK.
GPACIOUS CLUB ROOMS-In jefferson Block.
~ OVERTON q GROSVEEOR-
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Prof, Gebhardt has covered himself with
glory and the country with photos by pro-
ducing the finest photos at 81 dozen. Stylish
panel pictures are correspondingly cheap.
Also picture frames in endless variety.
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The thing desired found at last Ask
druggist for Rough on Rats" 1t clears out
rats, mice, reaches, flies, bedbugs; 15c box.
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w. b. PATTERsoN, pruggist.

Washington, D G., May II. 1881.
s. 5. s. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine we have ever sold.
SCHILLER x STEVENS, Druggists.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
COiiOn-Seed OiI-HOnse VS. Foreign Pro-
ductfons.

Cotion-Seed OiI--Hoae Vs, Foreign Pro-
ductfOns.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
All friends to the prosperity OF the South
must be grateful at the immense increase
during the last six months in the consump-
ton Of cotton seed oil for cooking purposes
in place of lard. 1t is not only the actual
saving in price to the household that is graf
flying but also the fact that money 30 spent
is kept in the South instead of filling the al
ready plethoric pockets of our Northern
friends in exchange for diseased hogs and
adulterated lard. We regret, however, TO
note an exception to what otherwise would
be unaloyed qualification. Cincinnati oil
re6ners are endeayorIug to give the impress
sion that cotton-seed oil cannot be refined
we'll in the South as in Cincinnati, and in
this endeavor they are supported by some OF
our own people, acting as their agents, who
show samples of Cincinnati oil End compare
it with sO-called Memphis oil, taking care.
however, to show an admittedly inferior oil
as Memphis oil. We venture the assertion
that oil refined by the Pamela Oil Company,
or the Memphis Oil Company, both OF this
city, is equal in every respect to Cincinnati
or any other oil, and will stand any equal
test-celd or otherwise. In fact it is treated
in technically the same way. We hope our
citizens and our country friends will at least
give our home productions a far trial be-
fore believing the unsupported assertions Of
Northern manufacturers and their agents.
PRO PATRIA.
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Deduct cost of building a new ont
let to main sewers into the Mis-
sissippi river, back OF Jail, and
for building a new main to enter
into the Mississippi river in the
southern part of the city....-...-..
leaving a balance for paving new
- rnc.t. L., - II
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OUR GARBAGE.
An Interpretation Of the New Ordinance
Relative Thereto Now Before
the Legislative Council
Statement of the City's Finances and
What May be Expected in In
prOYements.

The new ordinance relative TO the garbage
system which passed its first reading at the
last meeting OF the council, seems to have
excited some little talk on the streets. Many
persons have thought that the system Of
cartiDg away garbage was to b. dispensed
Sith entirely; but that is not the Gaze. There
are great many questions now presented to
the present city government. The people
are clamoring for more paved streets; they
want the sidewalks repaired and relaid;
they want the sewer facilities of the city en-
larged. Moreover, the government has TO
guard against the danger OF FIRE, and there
are two e. gines that ought to be repaired.
Now II there Wa
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our Present Agilafions.

In the South.
P WALLACE McKITTRICK-
SIX Culturist and Reeler,
22I Second street,
Aemohis Tenn.
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Louisville Ky. May Is, 1881.
SIS. s. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. J. A. FLEXNER.
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Denver Col. May . 1881.
: : $ L MEI5SETER
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TELEGRAMS
UncaIIed for and that May be Had To
day by Calling at the Office at
the Hours Mentioned.

List of undelivered kilograms remaining at
the Western Union Telegraph office, 80 Mad
ison street. Office hours from to $50 am.
and from to pm:
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FOR RENT.

MICE FURNISHED -CoTTAGE-on Pontotoc
IN street LAuderdalo, formerly occupied
by Mr.. Moody King.
Three central Nam street Stores
Also, Houses all the prominent streets, large
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"ROngh on Hats .

Is grateful TO invalids. because it is refresh
ing without the sickening effect of most
perfumes.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
st. Elmo.

The appearance of st. Elmo and his troupe
of spirits at the Greenlaw Operahouse the
latter part of this week has aroused great
curiosity in advance. Such entertainments
as he gives are always interesting, whether
they are plain sleight-of hand or are claimed
to be the workings of the spirits. The re-
mark in Hamlet that "there are more things
in heaven and earth than are dreamed of in
your philosophy, Horatio," is still good.
The VOkes Farewell.
The Vokes appeared last night, for the
first time in this city. in a sketch entitled the
Wrong Man IN the Right Pace. The farce
consists of the adventures of the manager OF
an unlicensed theater under cloud. By
mistake ne gets into young ladies' college,
where he is thought to be nobleman in dis
guise. The farce is of the EXTREMIST possible
thinness, but the unconquerable spirits of
Vokes carry il through successfully Mr..
Fred Vokes was as amusing as ever as the
manager" His polka dance was irresisti-
bly, funny. Miss Jennie Vokes and MISS
Victoria were admirable in their respective
parts, the latter being especially So Miss
Bessie Samson was as deliciously attractive Is
ever. She is a bright little body, and is an
excellent addition to the troupe.
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DENTIST.
u. W.NELSON, Dentist
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

n X ACCESSIBILITY improved. three miles from
EEO Memphis, for residence city property or prop
erty near any streetear lines. in suburbs Inquire
of HiuEOn q Brooks Dentists 17q1L Main street.
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SEiuny Men.
French Steam Dye-W Orks.

WeIIs's Health Remover, greatest remedy
on earth Tor impotence, leanness, sexual &C.
biIify. etc: 81, 81 druggists.
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lam acquainted with the gentlemen whose sig
natures appear 70 the FOREGOING. They are men o.
high character ann standing
A. n. COLQCITT Governor of Georgia
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Richmond, Va, May II, 1851.
You can refer anybody 70 US in regard 70 the
merits Of s. 5. s. POLK, MILLER d co.
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nOG-Black Newfoundland dog; answers to the
IL name OF Hector. Liberal reward will be paid If
returned TO II. BEACH, 273 Main street.
n EEP-RED SETTER DOG With white face and
IL wearing heavy leather collar A reward Of
IS viii be paid for his return to 3S4 Pontotoc ST.
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& MOSG VARIOUS OTHER PROPERTIES.
- One third clear interest G. a re.1 " beatIev
Plantation we'll improved, tine urnbsr : No.
south Of Memphis. east OF Mr.. T. Ens5evSs ---'AS0
vice Residence and s acres, at Bartle |. = "
cheap Cottage III ForJ Pickering, rooms.
Farm, s. acres miles south Of town, on How,
Lake road south of NoncOnnah.
IWo-story BIick Residence, no Court street.
Nice Brick Cottage Residence on Dunlap street At
east eud OF CouIt stIeet extended
flrst-cl@ss 10 on Beale and laudelohle, In Rob
eriEon Topp's home.
Three Cheap Co5'sges on Broadway, east of Her
nando, MS. Provine's
Deep, Choice Lot on south side Of Linden street
west OF fernando.
o-foot Lot south SIDE Of Vance street, DSt"eel
D Post Il and Judge Cooper
SInDOz Residences, In ruLOu avenue. .-.
4 aTF l. 1.T 10