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Richmond and Danville Extension Cs.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

OFFICE RIcHNoSD AND DASyIILE EXTENSION Co. 4
No 30 NoRTH BRosD STREET,
ATLANTA, GA. Fepruer ~ %. 1852. J
CEALED PROPOS AIS for the GIsdnatiou. Ma
= sonry and Bfidging of that part Of the line oi
the Georgia Pacific Railway which lies between
the town Of ri>fon. Calhoun county, Alabams
ION the Selma, Rome and Dalton z n, aud the
city oi Birmingham. Jefferson county, Alabama
sixty FIVE miles in lensth, VIII be received by The
Richmond and DaDyllle Extension Company 81
It's Offica No. 20 North Broad street. A ,lania Ga
until WEDNESDAY. the 18TH day Of March 1852
at IL O'Clock N.
The cOmpa0y reserves the ri. hi 10 reject any Oh
all b DIS.
Frofles and specifications may be ssen a the
Offices OF the company in Atlanta ga. and BirII
inghAm, Ale.
Upon application at the Oifces Of the company
at Oxford and Birmingham. Ala. information viii
be given 20 parties wisni 1g to examine the line.
Z. H TEMPLE, Chief Engineer.
JSo. W JOHNsTOS Vicc-Presfdent.
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EtEtno.s Cop Rep.rts.

CHICAGO, March TIE Itr-Oc.a.}
report OF TIE State Board of Agriculture ci
the condition and acreage OF winter wheat
shows that the seeding for the next crop has
be. II 100000 acres, or 27j,G50 less than the
previous crop. In the northern division The
area IS fifteen per mt, or 1000 acres be-
loU las. year, and the condition four per
cent. above the average, and il the centrsl
division, which raises half Of the whole
crop of the Ststs, the condition Is three pzr
cert. above the average. ard the acre9ge Is
thirteen ger cent, or l5,G00 acres b5low lsst
year. In the southern division there has
seldom been 4 more promising condition CT
better yield per acre to the prospect.
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CENSUS returns show that the Eve cities
first ia order OF population are New York,
with population OF l zoe, ,299; Philadelphia,
SI7,170; Brooklyn, $50, ,663; Caicago; 50S,-
ls5, and Boston, 362 S39 In 1870 New York
had a population Of 9l2,292; Philadelphia,
674,022; Brooklyn, 396,O99; Chicago, $685.
977, and Boston, 25O,526. During the past
decade New York has added TO its Popula-
ton more people than now reside in Cincin-
natl, and more than Boston had ten years
ago. There are somewhat over u, ,000 more
women than men in the city, and $4,000
more natives than foreigners. Philadelphia
has q larger proportion of foreigners than
New. York. Tn second group Of cities com
prisss s.. Louis, 55O,5IS; Baltimore, 332 313;
Cincinnati, 255, i89; San Ffancisco, 238 $50,
and New Orleans, 2l6,090.
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LIrn-E Rock, March "A sp, ciaI to the
GG-ere from SsaIcv mentions that Detective
Bogv ana e p0sss OF the sheriff cf White
coGr:y have arrested two OF he .Esa vfo
burned ,us Wco3 wrecked 2 train AID uro=S=
into tEe express offce at B-l+ HnJ6 scHl .
lev weeks sizcs, and have them nov II ell
Aa2ths- ,fer5er, who csue.to L.t-ie Rook
Sunday, feeiDg 10 Texas, wss also csFtured
AID will BE- ssnt back 10 White coanty.
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LONDON, March Earl X desdale's bill
excluding atheists from both houses OF par
lament hes had its first reading in The house
of lords.
The St james Gazette say: "a slrarge
report comes from Brussels that convention
exists between Germany and France agreeing
to the annexation by the latter of Luxeni-
bourg in certain eventualities."'
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u HhOLUTE0Na OF REsPEOF.
In Memory of Colonel Henry .. MeCODb.
ie1e frPsidrnf ss1 the nlssfssfppi and
Tennessee Railroad Company

"
ihIe Prrsidrnf 01 the Mississippi and
Eennesse1 Railroad Company
The following resolutions by General E c. Wal
than weIe unanimously adopted, tO-wit:
Rsolred, That The membe,s of this Bcard re-
ce we'd, with profound sorTow, the intelligence OF
cent Of this cCmPa1y, when occurred In the city
o Pbilsdelphi4 ON +. iday, the 50th day of Deem
Der. 1881.
Resolrcd, That at this our first meetii since the
death ot the president of the company, we record
testimony 10 his ability and lib, Taliy aud TO
the value OF his efforts to advance Southern ell
IpIiSes. We recognize that du:ing the eight years
he was president of this company his adminlstra
tiOn was ,zninentiy advantageous TO its interests
and credits bic 10 himself, this the results
cOmplished during that period abunfanty estab-
iiSb. HIS relations with all connected with the
company were uniformly agreeable, his dea ings
liberal and just, and his condues OF the company s
aaa'Ts proved Elm entitled to the high rank he
Eeld business m Il OF rsre capacity and large
resources We sincerely lament the loss of 50
so thy and usefu! fcer, end We
cherish his memory with profound respect for Eis
ability an for the many nigh qualities which
marked his character.
Rssolred, hat the secretary transmit to tie fam.
lily OF the decea ed attesjed copy OF these pro-
ceedlngs, with the expression # our sincere 81 m
rAthy, and tat they be Dublishe in the newspa-
pets il this city and In WilmiHgt IN, Delaware.
The ebOve is true copy from minutes of the
Boar OF Directors OF the Mis- issippi and I mes
see Railroad Company, Ist March 1882
:. Ii. La u B, Secretary.
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- send 81, 81, IS or s5 for retail
- nn 81 box, by express, of the best
EE ShEk ~ Candies in America. put up
TEEEE - elegantly, and strictly pure,
~ ~ Il ~ Il suitable for presents. Refers
- TO all Cincinnati. Address
i. LUCERSE & CO.,
2ls and 2ls West Seventh St. Cincinnati. O
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CINcINNATI, March "A poutiecal re-
quiem high mass WIS celebrated to-day by
the Catholic provincial council for the r.
pose OF the souls Of the bishops who have
died since the last canncii, tweuty-one vesrs
ago. Thee are Il. R=vs. SD;ulding. of
Lo.Lsviiie; L-Nerr, Of Detroit; happa, of
Cleveland; II. Paiois, OF Nince2res; Barasi,
OF Marquette; Lpers, Of Fort WAYNE; Rose
c-aus, u Columbus, and La5asl, OF Louis
VILE
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STATISTICS show that during last year
10000 corsets were imported into THE coun-
try besides the large nnmbers manufactsr,
here, which shows how many of the ladies'
".,et tiphtn y
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Executors Sale OF Valuable Improved
aud CnimprOVed Real Estate.

ITSDER the directions Of the Viii Of 4. \. I'd
u moDds deceased, We viii, On
Thursday, the 9Th Day of March. 1892,
at tae southwest corner OI Main and Madison
staeets, in Memphis Tenn, at 10 Oclock m, sell
the following described lots, 10 the highest bidder.
TEKNs ]. cash: balance in three equal annual
instaIlments, With interest and security.
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1T GOES BEGGING.
Senator Edmunis rendered the Supreme
Jndgesbip, but Declines to Accept
What Mr.. COnkling Refused.
The New HOnse Rgles appropriation
for the Miss!ssippi-Treaty NegOtia-
tiOns with Mexico.

WAsHINGToN, March The nomination
OF General Rufus Ingalls, to be quartermas
ter general will be favorably reported.
Treaty Negotiations with Mexico
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IN MEMPHIS.


! at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
staee,s, in Memphis. Tenn, at 10 clock m; sci
TEEMs ]. cash: balance in three equal annual
instsllments, With interest and security.
/ The lot on south sife OF Adams street. be
tween Second and Third ifonting 40 feet. and haY
br.ck tenenents, three stories high, known as Nos
g. and 60
totOc and Mulberry streets, having front Of 5.
feet on POntotOe, with dept OF 5 feet; upon
which stands handsome triek residence, TWO
high, latest style with al modern improve
n1ents.
fronting 20 feet with deptn OF - feet upon
which s 8 two-stoTy framed dwelling. known as
No. Al Pontotoe-
den and Causey streets, fronting about 50 feet On
Linden street and about 20 feet On Csusey street
upon which Is brick storehous2s tEo stores high,
known IS "The Old Corner"
5. The lot On the east ,ide o. Ceusey street,
street having a front of 50 feet end depth ot
about 10 feet; upon which stands framed dwell
s The three lot. part of lot >, block p, lying
between Bcale street aad frt alley south. End
esst side OF north and south alley. AHd running
S-eA % fuut 80 I--- other adjoining tbs on tne
diaieiy south Of said lot, p b. 90 feet, having
front of g feet on the alley. with depth Of 56
:. The lot. part of lots aHd 3 ia block .. lying
west OF said last na-ne1 alley, frCBtins On tsuls
30 lee;
: The lot AZ The southeast ntersec ti0n Of Gsiees
and Third streets. with a front Of 100 feet On
GaiRes. and depth Of 1lG5z feet
2. The undivided interest which " D. Weish
had in the three lots the northwest iHersec lion
of HeTnaudO and Elliott streets, being Oue-eigath-
on CENTRAL AVENUE
10 The l0-arce lot on the north SIDE Of Central
avenue. about ~ mics east OF Memphis, on which
Il a large dEclliBghouse formerly The residence Of
Gov. Harris.
II The Interest Eh5cn y u WelCk hsd ln the
Ioi anc dwelling lying inIneisiely east OF lot No.
10 iaooTel, torrerly lhe reddsncs OF Judge EzTTiE
being e oBe-e.g1fh-
NEAR EOEE LAEE ROAD
L. Lot 2, OF sectIo-l rgE-1sli2 4, -suEe 9. b.
ing the north 52< acre Of the Is acres bought bJ
A n EdTnoud- Cf .. :. Cree, and ecout six 90
C ". EDMOEDS,
c. W. FRAZER Executors.
Fw RoysieF i Co., RuciiG2eer-
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QUEEN VICTORIA has raised monument
to the man who made her empress OF India
--Disraeli. The inscription upon it is:
''Klug= love hipl that sPecketh right" This
inscription Frovokes a smile from tho,e who
remember that it was one of DisraelTs
svowed maxims that you should hatter all
women; bat ia the case of female sovereigns
"you should lay it on with trowel."
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Generosity of ths Iron Mountain Rail-


sr. LOUIS, Mach 7.-Colonel Ho1ie, gen
eral manager =! the Iron Mountain road, has
given riders 70 have all supplies intended
Tor s,slI-r-rs oy the overflow on the lower
Aississ;rEi transported free over bis road,
and has 80 o:recsed that persoSs moving
their houSeao!d goods from their flooded
homss to points on the Iron Mountain road
shall have them carr ed free.
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IRELAND

DUBLIN, March tip to February 24h
it is asc, rtained that 20, 40S applications had
been made 10 the Land Court to fix fair
rents, that parties sgreed between themselves
in 2IS0 tsses, and that 1866 cases were de-
cidfd by the Couri
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MANY Of the papers are proposing that
such frauds as glucose, oleomargarine and
similar fabricatious be taxed like tobacco
and whisky. To this cheated public will
heartily say "anen"
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ent museums throughout the country, died
in the pesthoHse Of smallpox this morning
The deceased was twenty-one years Of sga
and weighed zoo pounds.
Pittsburg, Pa, March ID. 7. lawson
made another attempt to explode boiler at
Munhall farm. bat failed 10 demon. trafe his
theory, a. the boiler began leaking when a
pressure Of 220 pounds Of steam was attained.
Another test viii be made tomorrow.
San Francisco. March 7.-E. Kenny. su-
preme secretary of the Order OF Chosen
Friends, residing in Illinois, was arrested on
the charge Of libel, preferred by the officers
Of The second branch OF the order in this
State, bs7ed on publication in his paper,
the Bonner lJ Gosea Frieads. 1t is said that
Kenny was not rr.vy to the publication OF
the articles.
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Ks, under military orders to superintend the
distribution Of rations and tents to the over
flo Ted districts in Southeast Missouri. and he
Immediately proceeded to business. \ large
part Of Mississippi, New Msdrld, PemiFcot
snd Dunklin counties, in this State, are sub
merged and great suffering prevails there.
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IL was Auo,her Eanmilton.

MILWAUKEE, March 7.-The paper com
pany reported to have assigned here yester.
day was the c. A. Hamilton Company and
not Hamilton Brothers & Co., the latter be-
ing new and prosperous firm.
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NEARLY 5000 Russian Jews have arrived
at New York and 10 900 more are expected
a plentiful opportunity now for hose States
that want immigrants.
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THE GERMAN PRESS
Indignant at Gen. SkObelOf7s Speeches
at Warsaw-Prussian Legation to be
Established at the Vatican.
The Indian Budget-Bill to Exclude
Atheists from Both Houses OF the
English Parliament.

PARIS, March THE chamber OF depu-
ties TO day-3i3 to 139-resolved to consider
Boyseits proposal for the abrogation OF the
Heos da. DeFreycinet, president Of the
council, has approved its consideration.
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HEALTH! ECONOMY !
ERvo Us DEBILITY


De. z C wEsr's NEEyK AND BRAINTREArMEHT-
A specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Commissions
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF
Memory. Spermstorrhea, Impotcncy, iDyoluntary
Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by over
exertioB, self-abuse over-tndulgence, which
leads TO misery, decay and de- IN. Ons sox VII
cure recent casex. EEch box contains one months
doD Z; sent by mail prepaid, on receipt Of price.
We guarantee ak boxes TO cure any case. With
each order received by for six boxes, eccompa-
MED with five dollars, we Will send the purchaser
our written guarantee 10 return the money II the
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantees Is
sued Only by 4. RESKERT q CO, Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Us Main street, Memphis, Tenn
orders nv mail will Attention.
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oB OhJ Oi hoS-s
at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets City of Mem phis, commencing atI2 O'sloek
m. all of the machinery, tools and manufacturing
malIy owned snd used by the Memphis Cooperage
and Manufacturing Company for the purpose OF
making or manufacturing any and all manner OF
eooperage work, the same being now situated IN
the factory formally used by said company, on
what is known as the M Mckinney lot. IN North
Memphis, fronting on Main street together With
ell Improvements put upon said lot which the
lessee is entitled TO remove under the lease, as
well as the unexpiTed lease held by said company
on premises Ia which said property is situated.
Will also upon like t-THs. sid time and place,
sell all the stock and material on hand, both
manufactured and unmanCfacturei on said prem
s.f-ltsFtE,~r frrs brrefS,
Kegs etc Tile - said property 8 believed 70 y.
perfect though ! seii and onuv-T ouly trustee.
J. \. HAYS, +E,. rUalee.
Myers < sueed. Attorneys.
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Romero, special envoy from the Mexican
government; has arranged fot a conference
With the secretary OF state on Thursday and
Friday next, with a view of entering into
negotiat ons for treaty Of reciproc,tv between
Mexico and this government. /5na libra
will be abolished in any treaty n ch may
be ent-rel MO bet WON he two cnmntrios
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Streams RisiDg ana ThrOugl. Arhansas

o'Iettt-N F5sfDS nh i IHFONsh AFL HlBns-
Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, March While il is time
the Cache river was falling, the St. Francis
and PAnguille are rising. The train for
Madison leaves this city tomorrow TO -day7
The S.. Francis is within fourteen ioches Of
the lower cord OF the railroad bridge, and
almost reaches the bolster upon whicn the
draw swings back. The water all the way
out to Madison is rising. The streams are
running through the empty freight cars at
Eimonston Station. The section houses are
also overfowed. The one at thirty FIVE mile
post is flooded to depth OF six feat. Forty
cars of freight arrived last night, which
included that penned mp between the Cache
river and Forrest City. No detention nov.
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strengthening the Navy.

Section Q. The secretary OF the navy is hereby
authorized TO cause to b. constructed a vessel 10
be used for the defense Of our commerce upon the
Northwestern lakes of not more than 1900 tons
displacement The same 10 be built of steel and
armed with guns OF approved character for that
service; said vessel TO Ue constructed : 10 be
able to pas over tne shoals III Lake st. Clair and
Detroit and St Clair rivers, SHd to have all the
speed possible without great sacrifice oi other
necessary qualities. at Il cost not exceeding $780,
Coo, the same TO be constructed out OF any fund
which may hereafter be made available for such
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-08

The ocean steamship lines are preparing
for an immense amount of travel from the
United States to Europe this season.
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BUSINESS rEsOUBLEs.
wnn Psy Al i.lnnIEItlca

LOUISVILLE, March 7-B. \. Norris, a
leading merchant OF Versailles, KY, has
made an assignment t. l. II. Parish Liza
biliiies $4,000; assets sufficient 10 cover all
indebtedness
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DESOTO OIL GO.
Works, corner Tennessee and HuliDg SITS.
Fob SALE.
THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS.

rTHHIS property is in the most desirable part OF
Il the city tor residences. II is parG of the Raw
nngs Pace, on Linden and Laaderiaie streets;
street railroad running by the property two Of
side OF the Rawlings residence 60 eet front by I69
feet bacE to alley One on Linden adjoining
jos ian PatteTSon's ca feet front by li5 back
alley. Or should purchaser want the whole
property fronting 800 feet on Lauderis le street,
running back 1G9 ieet TO an alley, il could be
bought on reasonable terms. This is the most de-
81 able property offered on the market. II viii be
offered at priTst sale until tire 1st of April.
Terms to suit purchasers. For particulars apply to
LAS. d or IGI EY- II Z. n. AInaf.nn Z. C.l
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Tennessee Souihsrn Railread Co
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. January >, 1852.
A MEETING of the ockholfers of tie 1ennes-
n see Southern R4iIotd Company will oe held
in this city on THURSDAY, March 8, 1852. for
the purpose of consolidating this Company with
the Memphis and Nicksbnrg Railroad Company,
the Mississippi Valley and Ship Island Railroad
Company, and the New Orleans and Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-08

LONDON has had an alarming increase in
the death rate this winter; the cause was the
prevalence of unusually frequent and heavy
togs.
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IT is proposed in st. Louis to limit saloon
licenses to one clearinghouse for each
block, anl'to charge each OF them $1,000
year for a license
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-08

THE New York Post says: "Ths people of
the South on the right road now, indus
triously culiivating their fields and building
factori. and railroads"
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Trustees Sale.
On the 18th Dny Of March, ISs

DY virtue OF a deed of trust made 10 me on
d November %, 1881, by the Memphis Cooper ge
and Manufacturing Company. recorded in book
IL page 80, Registers office of shelby county, Ten
nessee ! will sell 20 the highest bidder. for ca b.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-08

The Jews think the Russian prosecutions
will bring their people into closer union and
strengthen the cause of monotheism all over
the world
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-08

ST.. LOUIS wants to have a government
mint 10 addition to their own mint juleps,
and Araminta is bec]ming favorile name
for girls here.
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UP to this time, since March l, 1878, our
treasury has bought S96,O00,O00 OF silver,
which has been coined into ABOUT 1l0, 600 900
silver do liars.
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7TI7IIIsf lItTIU . IsoZ-
To the Hons. ISInam G. Harris, VIM Z. Moore aud
Howell 4 Jackson Washington.
The great 81 fTering brought to our notice by the
inhabitants OF counties IN Tennessee bordering
on the Mississippi river, occssioned by the over.
dow. calls loudly for assistance from the govern
ment. What Memphis has done or can do will be
Inadequate. We urge you 10 obtain authority 10
have TatiOns purchased here Tor immediate distri-
button in order 70 save persons fro actual star
walton. some 5000 to 5000 in absolute need,
and must be helped Immediately.
NJ POIEON Hill
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Where Shall l Send My Boy!
Mountain Spring High School.
TRINITY, Ala, NJ. AND err.

THE SECOND TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY srH,
l. and continues Till Juue Dth. great many
young mt of this city pTonounCe il the mast thor
Ough training school in the South. Siuoents
taken at any time, pay in Z. opoIiion;
For referen es, sPply to Wm. J. Vance or Ma
poleon Hill, of Hill, Fontsine & Co. For eata-
logues address JOHN A. LILLE. Proprietor,
Trinity. u. and G. II R.. A labama.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

LoSDos, March The earl Of Wilton, is
dead.
SAN Francisco, March 1T. H. 3. Stem
house, Weilknown journalist, is dead.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HUEILL-The funeral OF the late Mrs JENNIE
HUKrLL will take place this "WEDNESDAY morn
ing 1l::;) O'Clock from St Mary's church. Poplar
street Friends of the family invited TO attend.
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Tenn proceed 10 sell TO the highest bidder fof
cash. the following described land, VIZ. A lot or
parcel OF land consisting OF one are, AID being IN
the southeast corner Of lot known as lot No. y
tthirty-twoJ of the Kerr tract. said lot being
bounded On the esst Dy Calvary C.'n1eIefys on TIE
west by the fernando road On the north oy Inc
land OF George 7 BarDes trustee, and on the
south By what Is known ss Persons Eyenne; ana
fer more particular description OF said loi re.e1
ence Is bad 70 the deed of George 7. Barnes tr1se
Of date 9oth Of yanuar-, 1880, together win Al
and singular the rp-oTeG ents and hs1eoi araens :
thereon or IN e1ywise appeTtsi1tng Alrght o
equiry OF redemption Is waived By the terms o.
the rrusT deed. The title ia believed 70 be good
but sei. and convey only ss trustee.
Z. " MILLER, Trustee.
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THE FIRE AT JACKSON.
Fifty Thousand RolIars VIII Not Cove
The DRmage-The Origin of The
Fire t1EnOHu,

EuI supposed 10 be EHccndfaFIsnI-TI.
Town Iss zoe Hands of "a Mob DeIer-
Ioiaed to Destroy AZ.
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The following reply to Governor Hawk
mss telegram of the 7ih was sent yesterday:
MEMPHIS, March 7, 1882.
To Governor Alvin Hawkins, Nashville. Tenn:
suggest that you appoint II. 81. James commits
sioner at Memphis. ana have supplies sent - him
here for distribution. Help now needed at Presi-
dents Island, Islands 35 and 40, Randolph, Iluies
Point Ashport. Tiptonville, and other landings
III can be readily reached fiom here. Boats viii
carry free of charge. Estimated rumher of desti-
tute from 5000 to 5000. NAPOLEON HILL,
President Cotton Exchange.