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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NIGHT AND DAY. Haughton 4 Co., Pater-
noster row, London. The publishers have
forwarded us the January number of this
magazine, published in advocacy of practical
philanthropy; it gives interesting glimpses
of what is doing among the working chris
tians on the other side OF the Atlantic.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY. New York /;
Appleton & Co. The March number of this
favorite publication has twenty articles, of
which several are of special interest, such as
Science and the Woman Question" by Miss
Hardaker; Muscular Expression of Nerv-
Gus Conditions;" "Materialism and Positiv-
ISM" "Sirens OF the Sea-" Machinery Of
Elective Governments" Sound and Radient
Heat" by Prof Tyndall;" Effects of:Light-
ming on Rocks and Soil; - ''The Gulf Stream
and the Panama Canal n Recent Wonders
of Electricity" and ."To Eat and to be
Eaten"
THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW. New
York; Leonard Scott Publishing Company.
The January number of this magazine will
be found treat to its readers ''The Gull
does" throw interesting light on the history
of the ancient Gaelic Church; Count Cam
bello" reviews the disputes in Italy occa-
stoned by the counts secession from the
Romish Church; "Westcott and Harris Greek
Testament" will deeply interest all who read
the revised New Testament. THE Literary
Clubs of Paris" individual Development"
Industrial Resources of Ireland" Richard
Golden" and Contemporary Literature"
complete this excellent number of the Brit
ISL Quarterly.
The Ministry Of Healing, or Miracles Of Cure
IN AH Ages, by A. j. Gordon. This book Is
just one OF the character the Intelligent
christian cannot regard without pain. 1t is
an illogical special plea for the present oc-
currence OF miracles, not miracles in general,
but miraculous cures of the sick, kind OF
miracle Of all others open to doubt, as those
who have studied the influence of the mind
and the emotions upon the body are we'll
aware. The author regards regeneration az
being no less miracle than the recovery OF
a body from sickness. We have accounts Of
wholesale revivals, but not of the healing OF
whole hospitals of patients. The author tells
OF many instances of miraculous cures, other
writers narrate as many accounts OF the ap-
pearances of ghosts, and the testimony in
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SELTZER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Executors Sale OF Valuable Improve
and UnimprOYed Real Estate.

Executors Sale OF Valuable Improved
and UnimprOTed Real Estate.
TTNDER the directions OF the will of A. n. Ed
u monds, deceased, we will, on
Thursday. the 9Th Day of March, ISS2,
at the courthouse-door. in Memphis. Tenn. at 10
O'Clock m, sell the following described lots, to
TERSis cash: balance in three equal annual
installmerts with interest and security.
IN MEMPHIS.
l. The lot on south side of Adams street. be-
tween Second and Third, fronting 40 feet, and hav
ing depth OF I4s1z feet; upon which are two
BRICK tenemenis, three stories high, known as Nos
o. and 90.
totoc and Mulberry streets, having a front of 50
feet Pontotoc with depth OF So feet; upon
which stands q handsome brick residence, two
high, latest style, with all modern improve
ments-
fronting 80 feet, with depth of 50 feet; upon
which IS a two-stoiy framed dwelling, known as
No. Al Pontotoc.
4. The lot at the southeast intersection of Lin
den AID Causey streets, fronting about 90 feet on
Linden street and about 20 feet on Causey street;
upon which is brick storehouse, two stories high
known as 1.-THE Old Corner
5. The lot the east side OF Causey street.
about feet south of its intersection with Linden
street, having a front of so feet and depth of
about rs feet; upon which stands framed dwell
g The three lots, part of lot >. block S. lying
between Beale street and first alley south. and
west of Causey street. ~ One fronting sc feet on
east side OF a north and south alley, and running
back GO feet ~ The other adjoining this on the
iately south of said lot, 6 by 60 feet, ana having
"A front of sc feet on the alley, with depth OF so
feet.
Z The lot, part of lots and 8, in block IS, lying
west of said lEst-named alley, fronting on same
III feet, and running back to Bayou Gayoso about
60 feet
s. The lot at the southeast intersection of Gaines
and Third streets, with front OF 100 feet on
Gaines, and depth of 1861 feet.
O. The undivided interest which NJ. d. WEIGH
had in the three lots the northwest Intersection
of fernando and Elliott streets, being one eighth.
ON CENTRAL AVkNUE.
10. The lO-arce lot ON the north side OF Central
avenue about 81 mics east of Memphis, on which
is large dwellnghouse, formerly the residence OF
Gov. Harris.
IL The interest which Ia. D. WEIGH had in the
lot and dwelling lying Immediately east of lot No.
10 (above) formerly the residence of Judge Harris
being a one-eighth.
NEAR HORN LAKE ROAD.
l.. Lot . of section q township l. range s, be-
ing the north 52S of the 153 acres bought by
A n. Edmonds OF d. S. Greer, and about six t6l
miles south OF Memphis.
C. W. EDMONDS.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. FAwDoN VoKEs is in the city.
Mr.. JAKE LEUBRIE left for st. Louis
Thursday morning.
J. D. VIvRETT and wife, of Nashville, ale
stopping at Gaston's.
MEssRs. A. VACcARo & Co. were elected
members of the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
COLONEL FEB WARD, OF Little Rock, &C.
companied by his daughter, is a guest at the
Peabody.
THE presence of ladies on Change has
always perceptible effect noticed in the at
sence of the gloom consequent on dull con-
dition OF the market. Such was the case
yesterday when the Cotton Exchange wss
honored with the presence OF Mrs. NJ. +.
Apperson, of this city, accompanied by Miss
Williams, charming young lady from New
Jersey.
The following visitors were registered at
the Cotton Exchange yesterday: NJ. d. Car
nal and T. E Johnston, Clarksburg, Tennes-
see; Captain w. Dean, Cherokee, Alabama
Colonel A. +. McGhehee, Como, Mississippi;
]. w. Rowsey and Joe Rowkey. Swan Lake
w. J. Phillips, Chulahoma, Mississippi: V.
H. Shelton, Helena, Arkansas; w. b. Will
Jams, Jersey City, New Jersey; Mrs. NJ. Z.
Apperson, OF this city; and Miss Williams,
New Jersey.
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the one case is as strong as that in the other
Miracles Of cure" the writer contends, "stiu
occur in the church where there il
faith; but where are restored sight to per
ished eyes, arms and legs given TO the am
putated, and devils cast cut? There would
be more miracles, says this Baptist pastor if
it were not for want of faith. Faith in what?
In miracles? The faith required of the
christian is faith in Christ and il there Is
enough Of that to accomplish abundantly the
miracle of regeneration, there is enough to in
sure miraculous cures in equal plenty" The
book is grounded on the same way of ex-
planning scripture that has misled Millerites
and many others. 1t may be read as curl
ositv, but its sometimes specious suggestions
will not bear fair investigation.
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OF the entertainment provided by the
Vokes Family the Savannah NeUs speaks "a
follows: The performance opened with
pleasant little one-aot comedy, entitled
R.th's Romance which was very cleverly
presented by Miss Fanny Brown, Messrs. L.
II. Haywood and Nat Jones. 1t was spark
ling, spicy and decidedly amusing, and was
received with most appreciative applause by
the audience. This was followed by
Tie Bellies Of tie Kitchen, a pOtpo,uri of
fun, merriment, songs and dances,
interspersed with satirical hits at the pre-
tensions of some people to appear what they
are not. Misses Jessie and Victoria Vokes
are handsome, graceful and vivacious, CAPT
tai singers and dancers. Miss Bessie Samson
is little sprite, full OF mischief, and very
naturally personated the keen-witted, saucy
Barbara Messrs. Fred and Fawdon Nokes
are good comedians and artists, and these five
succeeded in keeping the audience in roar
of merriment for over two hours." The
Vokes Family will, as has already been
announced, appear here next week.
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PLEASANT RECEPTION
Given by the Hon. L. VI Hill at His n esi-
dence Last tight

A reception was given at the residence Of
the Hon. !. N. Hill, corner OF Court and
Third streets, last night, that was attended by
a very large number OF prominent people,
and was pronounced by all very enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill received, assisted by their
two daughters Misses May and Kate, and
by Mrs. Thomas II. Allen, jr., and Miss An
derson. The rooms were filled with people.
The parlors were handsomely decorated with
natural flowers, noticeable among which was
a fine basket IN the front parlor with Gala
lilies, and so-forth. The ladies were very
handsomely dressed. The supper was com
plete, and altogether it was a most pleasant
affair. The reception was from to $50
pm, then the party for the young people be-
gan. A find band was on hand discoursing
good music. The dancing was kept up until
1890 o'clock this morning.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

The State of Tennessee-ALVlN HAWKINS, Gov
ernor-To all who shall see these presents
Greeting:
WHEREAS, 1t has been made known to me
w that some unknown person charged with
having committed the foul and atrocious crime of
assault. with intent TO commit murder. upon the
body of one w. B. YOUNG, on the 4th day of Feb
ruary, 1852, in county OF Shelby has fled from
Justice and is now running at LARGE:
Now. therefore ], ALVIN HAWKINS. Governor
as aforesaid, by virtue of the power and authority
in me vested, do hereby otter reward OF Two
Hundred Dollars. TO be paid upon conviction, 10
any person persons Who may apprehend the
said unknown person, and deliver him to the
sheriff or jaier Of county OF Shelby, in order
that Justice in that behalf may be had and exc
cuted.
In testimony whereof, 1 hsve nereunto set my
hand. and caused the Great Seal of the State to
be affixed, at Nashville, on the stn day OF Feb
ruary, 1882. ALVIN HAWKINS.
By the Governor: ID. A. MUM,
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The concert next Tuesday night postponed
from Monday at Casino Hall, for the benefit
of the Linden Street Christian church prom
ises to be one of unusual interest. Many OF
our most popular amateur singers will par
ticipate. Miss Olivia Hill and others will
contribute Rotations, and the children en-
gagged in the ITeLfth Night coronation exer-
cises, with their royal costumes, will, after a
march, present the coronation scene OF Louis
XIV, and afterward form beautiful tableau.
Besides aiding good cause, visitors will be
highly entertained. The liberal sale of
tickets during the past week assures full
house. full programme will appear in our
amuAement column tomorrow.
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HEALTH /!
HEALTH p! ECONOMY !!
A REVOLUTION IN THE KITCHEN.
COTT NIB q TT E r OIL,
MANUFACTURED FROM
REFINED COTTON-SEED OIL.
HOPE OIL. MILL MEMPHIS. TENN.

A PURE vegetable product, as wholesome as
IA Olive OIL, and superior, as it does not become
rancid II is better than lard for frying fish. oys
tiers, potatoes, etc; also, for making biscuit and
ca Ike it Is said TO equal butter 1t is much cheaper
The wholesale price by barrel is only fifty cents Per
gallon; retail price seventy five cents per gallon OF
seven and -a-hslf pounds, or ten cents per pound
Lard being fourteen cents PER pouhd-first. four
cents is saved in the purchase of the oil; second
two thirds of a pound of oil is equivalent TO q
whole pound lard, thus saving three and a third
cents more, or over seven cents saved on every
pound OF oil used in place of lard. Cot IN Butter
on eoDgeals At temperature under 80, which ID
proof OF its good quail y and that we have not re
moved its most valuable prnpert es Tor culinary
purposes Above 45o, it is limpid Ike table oil.
DiRECIIoNs-Use it as you would Lard, taking
only two thirds the quantity. send Tor circular,
giving directions JoT use ana recommendations.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
me, the plumber.

BROWNE, the plumber
HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey.
LIBRETTos of Fra DiaroIo can be had at
Mansford's, 298 Main street.
For good Plumbing. Gas or Steam-Fitting
go to ]. \. Bailey, 295 Second.
THE w. 7. L. will meet at 81 Jefferson
street, Saturday pm. All are requested to
be present.
FoR nice quiet drink, call on Bob and
George at the Little Corner" Madison and
Second streets. They keep the best.
SAVANNAH river Shad and Red Snapper
is the fine fish offered to sourmands by Vic
tor D. Fuchs, SO and Il Jefferson street.
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DY virtue of deed OF trust made 70 me on
ID November %, 1851 by the Memphis Coopers ge
and Manufacturing Company, recorded in book
81 page so Registers office of shelby county, Ten
nessee will sell to the highest bidder, for cash.
On the 18th Day of March, ISS2,
at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets City of Memphis, commencing at12 O'Clock
m, all of the machinery, tools and manufacturing
appliances, furniture fixtures, wagons. etc., Tor
mally owned and used by the Memphis Cooperage
and Manufacturing Company for the purpose OF
making or manufacturing any and all manner OF
cooperage work, the same being now situated in
the factory formally used by said company, on
what is known as the Mckinney lot, in North
Memphis, fronting on Main street, together with
all Improvements put upon said lot, which the
lessee is entitled TO remove under the lease, as
well as the unexpired lease held by said company
on the premises IN which said property is situated
sell all the stock and material on hand, both
manufactured and unmanufacturei on said prem
ises consisting OF lumber, slaves, hoops barrels,
kegs etc. Title to said property is believed TO be
perfect though 1 sell and convey only as trustee
J. A. HAYES, JR,, Trustee.
E
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For drawing large sum of money on a two
dollar investment is that offered by the Com
monwealth Distribution Company in its
drawing of 2Sth instant. Go TO No. Court
street before all the tickets are sold.
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Knights Of Menus.
Advent of the King.
The Krewe of Proteus.
Priority Phunny Phellows.
Independent Order OF Moons.
Mystic Krewe OF Comus.
Washington's Birthday.
High carnival from 10th to 22d February,
1882, inclusive.
Buy tickets ria Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad. Fare. So So for the round trip.
Tickets on sale from 10Th TO Goth February,
inclusive, good to return until aud on March
l, 1882. Apply to james Speed, Agent, No.
2S7 Main street, or at the depot.
4. J. KNAPP, General Ticket Agent.
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oR0ugIl On Rats i.
The Next Chance

The thing desired found at last. Ask
druggist for Trough on Rats" 1t clears out
rats, mice, reaches, flies, bedbugs; 15c a box.
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Practical silk Culture
Mardi Gras AT New Orleans.

p WALLACE McKITTRICK,
q silk Culturist and Reeler,
221 Second street,
Memphis, Tenn
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody HOtel-C. Il. Galloway d Co.,
ProDrfefOrs.


This hotel is furnished with a steam passenger
elevator electric bells and frst-class in every de-
paTtment. Table board, SIS per month.
W \ Keyser, Cairo Young, Covington
W Hale OsceOla { Bradshaw. Ark
W Thompson, Tenn ketchen,
W Russell, st Louis = EXhll, ST Louis
C. \ Cook, Chicago N Burton nashville
T + Caldwell, Miss L Goldbaum, Tenn
ii Pace, Louisville Reed, Miss
II Maxwell, Miss POlak, Ga
J Thompson, ~ button, Tenn
q c Thurman, Ohio W w Mitchell. Oxford
r F Collins, Tenn W Hardy, Tenn
J Williams, Gallatil G James, Ala
r Oldham, Tenn W Il Williams, ~
s Campbell. Louisville G II Quincy, Boston
G l. White, n Y Radmann, n
Benton jr. Cleveland i Scully, N
: NJ Mead y Y &c Marshall, NY
t McGehee, Vicksburg J ID Cook, Toledo
s Freedman, Greenvi1le J Rellstab, Trenton
s Rich st Louis + W Kinney, st Louis
/, L Maeueir st Louis III Sheriff. jr.. N Y
Zab Ward Little Rock Miss Ward, Little Rock
II W Conner Greenville Isaac Black, Wittsburg
II Maclin Wittsburg Hynne, Forest city
G NJ Young, Covington W Jones. Miss
WV Murray Huntington B Williams, Y
Mrs F McNevins & child, Ky.
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French Steam Dye.Works.

Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis Riegefs, 5S4 Jefferson street.
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COOKING
FAV0RI TIE"
oil!

As an Article Of Purity and Economy
Unsurpassed.
T1HE COOKING OIL manufactured expressly
l. for family use by the MEMPHIS OIL COM
PANY is gaining in favor daily, as a substitute
for lard, with Housekeepers. Hotels. Restaurants
and large manufacturers Of Crackers and Coafec-
tionerieS al home and abroad. Only within the
Last four months more than 200 gallons or 520
900 pounds, have been sold IN this city and sur
rounding country. We claim for It, as substi-
tute for lard, the following:
j. IFS CHEAPNESS-As the cost Is about one
2 IT'S PURITY-Nosto OF the lard Al the present
time is largely adulterated-
5. ITS HEALTHFULSESS-E being vexefa-
BILE OIL is certainly superior 10 animal oil.
We are prepared to supply the demand through
out tthe entire season with the very best quality.
For Convenience of merchants, the +" FAVORITE''
can afygays be had by calling on J. T. JEFFERSON
q CO. No $50 Front st, Memphis Oil Co.'S Agents
MEMPHIS OIL COMPANY.
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GAsiOm'a HOTEL. CASTOR, Proprietor:
w. IL. Bingham. Manager.
Hotel Clarendon.A,S u err, proprietor;

Hotel ClarendOn-A.J.K Kerr, Proprietor:
l.. ID. Hunt, manager.
Nos 81 and 63 Madison street. 81 and 81 50 per
day This hotel is new, and furnished with
passenger elevator electric bells and is frst-class
K IL Blair and vile, Ohio NJ Brabson, Texas
h w IOode Hot Springs ] G Harrison, Little Rock
J Lawler, Brownsboro Fl Larol, Brownsboro
r T Lawler, Brownsboro % Dancy, Little Rock
S n Lee Helena FL Miller, Lima
+ Comstoek, Columbus Miss Gray, Nashville
Mrs NJ Jones' NO A McCay. GAINESVILLE
J Levi, Louisville J w Ward, New York
VI Barton, Paris L Draper, Louisville
G L Lawson, Georgia Miller, Little Rock
J It Grady Nashville J Oberly, greensboro
Miss NJ Crowley, Wy II Strobridge, Fla
A q Stewart, New York.
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FOR RENT.

DOOMs-Nicely furnished for gentlemen,
~ at No. 25l Second street.
HoUsE-with or without the furniture-.
IL 81 LINDEN STREET.
CTORE-And two Once Rooms. Apply to
= FEIGE d PETERSON, cor Jefferson and Main.
DOoMS-NiceIy furnished without board, for
III gentlemen at 1Cl Jefferson street.
COTTAGE-A nice dye-room cottage. Apply to
- J. W. ROHlsETT q CO., 335 Front 81,
FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
DLANTA TION-Fifteen miles above Memphis;
il good improvements.
STOREROOM-No. 307 Main ST., Peabody Hotel
POWER HALL-ExpOsition Building
STOREROOM-NO. sS4 Main street. Apply to
r. b. SNOWDEN or J. L. GOODLoE,
No 50 Madison street.
DOoMs-Elegantly furnished, for gentlemen;
" all modern conYeniences, at 50 Adams street.
MY GIN-HOUSE-25 H-P.-Engine, Skating,
M Pulieys and Betting, until september ISL
next. J, V. PATRICK.
THE TRoTTER PLANTATION miles above
Helena Ark. on Mississippi side, fronting river
500 acres In good state of cultivation good steam
gin on place. Apply J. K Jefries, Giendale, Miss
SPACIOUS CLUB RooMs-In Jefferson Block
y OVERTON 4 GRoSVENOR.
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Copartnership Notice
sB- We have admitted Mr. IKE FRIED
MAN 10 AN interest i'm our business
FRIEDMAN BROS.
Memniais February ID. 1852.
Notice to Plumbers.

Rs- Bids will be received until Saturday, Febru-
airy 18Th at p O'Clock IN, for Plumbing work to be
done at the Courthouse. Plans and specifications
be at this office The right to reject any OF
all bids is reserved. C. Z. SMITH,
Ir,.irr.,ar Hnrrt,- I.ol,rf
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FOK ARKANsAs CITY. -.

Memphis and Arkansas City Packet Co.
Adams U. 5. Mail Line-For Helena, FT1ars Point,
Concordis, Terrene, Arkansas City ana Pine
Rlur T. R-The fine Passenger Steamer
DEAN ADAMS,
NJ. r Chez master A L. Cu1nIn1nS. clerk
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, AT 3 IN.
FOR in formation apply at No. Madison street.
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TTOSEST WHITE LADT-To keep house and
IL cook for one gentleman; good home Offered
Address letter TO A. w. PETERSON, HOpedale Ark.
NEATRIMONIAL-A young lady of twenty
WI one stylish and quite pretty and pos
sessed of a handsome property, would like TO
form the acquaintance OF a good-looking young
bachelor or Widower. Must be a real good fellow,
and must buy his cigars and tobacco ogly OF Sol
Coleman, sic Main street.
d ONO MEN-To work " and II. Z. r. r.
lOOO in Hancock and Marion counties, Mis-
sissippi. Good wages; plenty of fine station work
at from Is is cents. Apply ON work; Head
quarters Section 10, southern Division.
DUNAVANT * KELLY.
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FOB SALE.


TNGINE-one l2x24 or l0x20 Slide Valve Engine,
u two boilers, each "A feet long, II inches diam
eler, with two l5-ineh fues; mud and steam
drums, safety-valve breeching, smoke stack, fire
fronts CRATE bars and housing.
CLARKE, JOHNSON & co.
IOUNTRY sTORE-one OF the best points
~ for business the west bank of the Mis-
sissippi river. large and paying business can
be done at this point. Sl000 worth of goods can
be sold for cash yearly. For terms etc, apply to
JACOBS & BOOKER
VERY Low-For two weeks, the HUMBOLDT
V PARK, on Vance street
F. LAvIGNE, $50 Main street.
A MONG VARIOUS OTHER PROPERTIES:
"a One third clear interest (9g9 acres) Wheatley
Plantation, well improved, nne timber, miles
south of Memphis, east of Mr.. (. Eusley's.
Nice Residence and acres, at Bartlett
Cheap Cottage in Fort Pickering ) rooms.
Farm, 50 acres, y miles south OF town, on Horn
Lake road, south OF Nonconnah.
Two-Story Brick Residence, ITO Court street.
Nice Brick Cottage Residence on Dunlap street, at
east end OF Court street extended.
First-clzss 10 on Beale and Lauderdale, in Rob
erison Tops home.
Three Cheap Cottages on Broadway, east of Her
rando, Mrs. Provinces.
DeeD Choice Lot on south side OF Linden street,
west OF fernando,
s5-foot Lot on south side OF Vance street between
d. Postou and Judge Cooper
Crubbs Residence, Thornton avenue.
W. A. WHEATLEY, Isl Main street.
ESIDENCE-At Bunyn Station, fve-and-one-
~ hall acres Of gronGd, good house. large
O''-'- Corner Hernando and Vance
zoo CORDS DRY, SOUND BoDY-oAK AND
OOO HICKORY WOOD, at Paducah and Mem
phis Depot, at s. per cord, OF 81 IS delivered.
r. GALLOWAY
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FOR DYERSBURG.

FOR DYERSBURG.
For Dyersbur@, Key Corner and all Way
neutrality-suspicious.
Mark Twain. E..s!s-=S
W. P Hall. master J. ID. Fuller
viii leave as above EVERY MONDAY, at pm.
Will give strict atten ton to all Way Business
For freight passage apply on board.
LEE LINE STEAMERS.
For Glendale, Helena and Friars Point.
names Lee, ,A
Stack Lee, master Whitlow clerk Eszzssiskz2zs8
VIII leave as shove every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at PM
M 2 Madison streat.