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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-24

i.sd death.
~ niNTl~ win agree forfeit Five Hands go
Ola /. Of this kind the tit Rs rsts.
titvs his sfeciat advice and tree tment> vii!
,,re for anything impure injurious found i'll it. sr
MiN all Private Diseases successfully witheI
mercury. ~aisnston - Thor.ugh examine
ton and advice, Including analysis IT urine. Is Oh, Prize
II Vstal sso 81 40 bottle, or fOuT time
the quantity. $40 o. any address up"H recep:
mice e. o. D. fr,p ci,servation, aid in isa.
name il desired nv \. Y. MINTIE. ~. y.
IL h~Ar0ey Street. &nH Frs ACt.co Ca.
DR.. MlNr'E'S KaDSGY "EMTDF. NEPH
ttrN. ali kin.s Of Kidney and Bladder
ANTS, GonoEhsa. elect, Leueorrhtea For sae by 3.
Foster and Geo - r,axter, Druggists, Carson Csy. 81
a b tile sly hsttles for &A00.4 Il " - ~, II
DIX. NAN TIES DSNDfLo'sN Pills sre tn,
b and cheapest ~ PC 49, and HeLSOt> cure
| the market. For sale ., r. T. Foster and George
Thaxter. druggists (:srzoo fi'v1 mhf7 "
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Ike is in time, yen W. suffer less ard he
u,ily days OF Us icls ni-ery
"rrt huni,.t- of ietcrs say patients 81 over the
naai>a able globe:
ar Hi d ,;k your New Liver Pm has rid Of ai
biiousI
noxisus doses for Ave pills ,akc,
It ons time. oie@f y' pi 8 cured the.
Thanks hoctnr. Nv ,es,ltcre las left Send
another vial to keep IN the house
s,i,ci,.s i,,s collie Of yonr
Wv liver Pills led NE, and | have return the
m ,ady, "@# J"
ut ,ctors rea.ed me- for Chronic Constipation IS
Liver Pills cLltd
II, app Dr. Haydoc g New Liver Pills gave
-ts t.ars. 81
Your i,I are maTc lnIls.
Dr II v',,e& has my he daehe tina. chronic
halt of one Of your pills my b,pe Cholera
a''rbs The te,E y"aa: tt,in. got well in day.
Nv OF d mpr!,ing cured, AMI no nloe
head tciles.
y,,r val IT Dr. Hiyock's New Liver Fill. cursd me OF
terrible L :iratsa and iis III The head.
,iss; l want for poor family.
Ss,i me tive viais Of Year New Liver pills b. return
uat,
D,ct,r my bill ,usae IS an. he ,daells SIC al gone
FIR al seases IF the Kidneys, Kctcnon Of Ur1ne Or
Il oek's New Liver II parfec. oao pii
WI satisfy the n sEei'sc,l.
Err fem lie pses--< rross-a.o;. Wa,1ess
;..,e 81 L. ute. Want \P.e.;te ID &.ak All
tir tIavlcs Liver rli.s will be t.it Eff -usl
Remedy.
r,ey universal in their ef Is and cure eau 81
aiw be suarran esd.
EACt, VIAL CONTAINS TWENTY PILLS.
ONE Pill /. y Dsn3E.
Price E.emsy.five cats For sas- by at
DsnGsi>:s.
Every FIJI Is Se,ar co,pd # your d'ag-i.t does not
Val mil Il. any address an
l's ii IS cents. Five WA f,r -. BUY ''nce y"
,tdrlay! HAYDll,- X & Co
jy3i 20 T. ait street Ntgs York.
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Is q never-fai.;ne cure Far Tar
sou4 debility, exhausted vita
ity, seminal weakness. eDe,
matHrhUa, lbs = "a -
II "',,,iinposenry, lw,-airsi.
and all the ter-ibls et! acts q
.eif-sDuso. youthful :oiiie> AZ,
and excesses in n,a.i.-er yea
rue, as logs Of nle,ss'ry, las
situic, nocturnal eas!ssinE.
We 3 an to society, din,n s "
vision, Eois-.s in the head, tit
vital fluid passing tHlabsery.,
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q xET bD-sA IL SpeclfIC.
Dr.. a,dsck'> new Liver Fills.


Dr.. Ha, dsck'> new Liyw Fills.
a, E.sTNFDKE NA~ TIL CU>TO \
when bilious immediately swallow frsa
live six n.,,~es,. pills. making the rene bad as
disease. Now by avaIn. curse YES Of the rolesn
rated dies II Dr i,yd,ck. We have Thorough
.rse an discharge Of bi!- they have iu.uy,x.l,ed
!, IRA .re.tmen. Of sic..ecss. Liver Complaint,
Malaria Headac ,:letion and H.eut.atsin a.e
sses flst vi i, II once to +.
lr.Kla, sosl~'~ New FLrer Pill.
They Ell rich que, tie and the
" axe and .e.ie ,stf;rsr airi and hap
piiesS.
Dr.. F&yD XIV ;IY:,s III
the yrain- and OF health s,dt creates.
Dses.n. tnat ;sci.lec given 10 The world
ALL OVER THIS VAST COUNTRY
TIE PEOPLE IN " TIL. NJ,
THE PEOPLE USE tn II.
Tii- PLUFLE RAISE THEM
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-30

LOCAL NOTICES.

TELEPHONE your orders for plumbing to
J. A. Baiey's 295. Second street.
TELEPHONE Memphis Floral Co. for flowers
bouquets.etc. Wedding decorations especially
WE will manufacture any old gold you
have into rings, medals, ETC., to order. j.
Milford & Co., 333 Main.
CHAMBERLAIN & SMITH receive fresh shell
oysters every day by express at their Crystal
Palace Oyster Parlors. Give them call.
FRENCH OIL DUBBiNG, best in the world
for softeniug and preserving boots and shoes.
Price, 10c can at Fred Rehkopfs, 282 Main.
The Celluloid Eyeglasses are made in
graduated sizes, SO that persons whose eyes
are either close together or far apart have no
difficulty in suiting themselves. For sale by
all leading jewellers and opticians.
DEANS best Rio and Java coffee is MOI
roasted in New York nor some other distsn,
city, and kept on hand for months -befor,
reaching the consumer, but can be had no
from the rooster three times week.
CONGRESS convenes at Washington De.
cember A, 1882. 1t is important, therefore
that congressman and others who will attend
to know that the capital is reached via The
Memphis and Charleston railroad and iii
connections with only one change of cars;
that the trip from Memphis TO Washington
is made within thirty seven hours more
than two hours quicker than the best time
by any other line; that connections are made
with more certainty and that the rate O.
passage is only S26 25. Persons leaving
Memphis as late as Saturday, December I'd
at S:35 O'Clock am. will reach Washington
the next day-Sunday-at 8 80 o'clock pm.
in ample time Tor the ceremonies OF Monday
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-30

n. Walsh. g. E. Moseley and Rosa 3. Ken
nedy, 7. P. Devine and Sadie Jusii, John c,
DougheTty and Henrietta Toensmarr, Al
bert Taylor and Henrietta Gatea, ii. Griffi..
and Maggie Holland E. E. Davidson and
Mary E. soHes. .
May 10Th lsst VIM. Richardson, an
attaeAs of the mississippi and Tennessee
road, was arrss ed by Sheriff A Hefiiu, of
Lawrence county, Ala, as a fugitive from
Justice. The charge proved to be perfectly
grou1dless. II grew out of an old charge
made against Richardson in 1874. He was
arrested for assault and battery with intent
10 kill S. ParshaI, was tried then before the
United Sta'es Court and was acquitted.
This effectually disposed of his case Will
liam was for sixteen years a brakeman on the
Charleston road, and he is now back on the
Mississippi and Tennessee. he met all the
charges made against him and waa COM
pletely indicated.
Hattie Hill yesterday brought a sui,
for divorce in the Circuit Couft against
Berry Hill on the ground OF adultery, brutal
treatment and abandonment. Thee battles
were married on July Is, 1880, under some.
what peculiar circumstances. Hattie was
found 10 be in the family way, and Berry
was proven 10 have been the cause of her
trouble. He uss accordingly arrested. taken
before Justice Elliott, and was told that un.
less he married the lady he would have IN
go to Jail. He accordingly married her. and
about two week. afterward he brought snit
for divorce, claiming that lie mad been
forced to marry her against his will. The
suit never banned our, and yesterday she
turned about and asked for divorce on her
own hook
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sidewalk as. The Audience comes IN, s,.r.
eyess lady out OF couE;rusnce and cTitic;se
!oiie's iust loud enough for the wearers to
near. And when Sunday cones we Ion. for
the privilege OF rushing out OF church lust as
the minister is rifiBg the beuediction, and
dolns The staring aRd criticising again.
When rainy day comes We long to sland on
the corner OF Main and Madison and inspect
all the women's feet az they yaiulv iry to
keep their skirts out Of the mud, and give
newspaper reporters witty paragraphs about
Il. On, mother, dear, excpse us for being
dissatisfied with our lot, for it is such an
awful bother TO be q woman and do the lob
up IN good style. 1t is so hard 10 keep The
mud on our petlicoats, and the buttons all
on our boots, and our hair always frizzed.
and, with all, always 10 look sweet and smile
serenelyI 10 matter how sore we feel. Men
don't hsve these things to contend with, and
Ii is this we envy them. ALMA.
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PERSONAL,

Col. W. C. FAULKNER, the novelist, is in
the city.
Col. WIN. JOHNSON, of Charlotte, N. c., is
at the Peabody.
Miss Bessie MARTIN, of Lexington. XIV.
is visiting Miss Anna Mansfield, on Madison
street.
COL Tom NEAL and lady: Of Dyersburg
are in the city. &They will probably be here
for several days,
JONATHAN S. HASKELL, editor of the
New Orleans Messenger and Rail.vay Times, il
in the city, in the interest of his excellent
paper.
REGISTERED at the Cotton Exchange yes.
terday: Nj: Pointer, Como; Gel. VIM. Pom,
der, Walnut Ridge; w. c. Faulkner, Miss.
c. L. Harris, Ripley, Mas.
LIEUT.. F. B. Mccoy, who married Mis-.
Furstenheim come time ago, is in the city
visiting Mr.. Fl. FuIstenheim. Lieut.. McCoy
accompanied Miss Emma Furstenheim here
she having been with her sister at Fort Sill
l. T., for some time.
Mrs. SCoTr, who died at Commerce, Miss.
few days ago, and was BURIED al Elmweod
yesterday, was formerly Miss Ennis, and
lived in Memphis many years. She leaves
two little boys and husband to mourn her
loss. She was sister of Mr. Ennis, of the
posofice, and Mrs. Ullathorne
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OLIVER, FINNIE& co
Wholesale GROCERS.
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.

Services will be held at the Strangers
church to-day at IL O'Clock.
Services will he held at the Fret Presby-
tsrian church to-day at IL o'clock.
Services will be held at the Central
Methodist church to-day at II o'clock.
Services will be held 1T Grace {Episcopa)
church, Heruando street, at l. o'clock. Con-
tributions will be received at the church Tor
the Church Orphans Homo between the
bours of 9 and 10 O'Clock.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE

LNINE PLANTATION-oi $500 acres, at Bradley's
IL Landing, Ark, Is miles above Memphis; 100
acres cleared and in cultivation; dwelling out
houses etc. store with established trade, postofice
steambos landing ]. w. CURRIN, SO Madison.
DLANTA1I0N-A valuable plantation, u miles
J. from Memphis, on the Mississippi river, in
CrttendeR1 county, Ark; 500 acres under cultiya-
ton, andS40 or so acres cleared for cultivation.
There are valuable improvements on the place,
namely: DwelliDghouse of four rooms and out,
houses. stables barn newly built, ginhouse and
press. 1t is considered TO be the highest place
between Memphis and Helena. and as heathful
and exceedingly productive For terms and fur
Their particulars apply to
DABNEY NJ. SCALES, SO Madison st.
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What inducement can a counterfeiter
have to produce anything good or reliable?
Are they the class of men who are to furnish
physic for the sick or to supply medicine for
the druggist to deal in? Beware of bogus
and worthless compounds gotten up TO sell
on the reputation of the purest and best
family medicine in the world. Be sure and
get the genuine Simmons Liver Regulator
IN while wrapper. with large red ''Z'' there
on, and see that J. 81. Zeilin & Co. are the
proprietors of what you buy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-30

When you visit or leave New York city
hsveb aggage ,expressage and carria &c hire, and
stop at Grand Union Hotel. opposite Grand Gen.
trai depot Four huadre red and fifty elegan tTo
fitted up at an expense of 90 600 reduced to 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-caIs, stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
bette for less money at the rand Union than nj
any other first-class no tel in the city
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A short Tale Wem ToId,

Mr.. Gwynn Harris, health officer and in
spector of marine products, living in South
Washington, drew $4,000 for ST spent in
the Louisiana State Lottery yesterday. The
lucky number was $685. Washington
I'd. C) Star, October 11h. The next drawing
will occur December 18th. Full particu lars
can be had OF M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

H'URNISHED ROOMS-With board, for gentle
Il men and wives, or single gentleman, can be had
in private family at 1872 Second street; references
-POoMs-furnished Or unfurnished, withou
u board, for gentlemen. at lo1 Jefferson street.
CT. JAMES HOUSINGS IS and 60 Adams street
~ Rooms and board, 81 per day; S. per week.
MISERABLE ROOMs-Fropt or pack furnished
L. or unfurnished at IS Adams street
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WANTS
CooK AND cHAMBERMAID-


COoK AND CHAMBERMAID-
- At No. 10 Poplar street.
~ ENERAL AGENT-For the State of Tennessee
VI 10 take charge of the forthcoming new work
LIFE AND LABORS OF o. Il. SFURGEON." the
Evangelist" Splenddly illustrated by over forty
hne engravings To be sold only by subscription
This rare work, now for the first time brought be-
fore the people, will be to the right party, who
mean business, with our liberal terms and no
competition, great success. Address at once.
ID. L. GUERNSEY, Publisher,
81 Cornhill Boston, Mass.
IT YEN BOYS-1o work on galvanized iron work;
i full time or half time; steady work and rapid
promotion. KENNESAW MFG. CO.,
81 Madison street.
NJ UBSE-For child two years old; white pre-
IN ferred. Apply at les Wellington street.
a lGENTS-Against high commission for the
~ sale of tickets of Lotteries guaranteed by the
State, provided with prizes up TO marks 25o, 600.
For particulars apply 10 the office of this paper.
NJ. NJ. HAMBURG,
WHITE Or COLORED GIRL-l2 to Is years
w old, TO nurse baby. Apply to
C. L. LILIES. steamer John Overton.
VI to MRS. II. COIN, 81 Poplar street.
ENURNIsHED FRONT ROoM-For one gentle
II man. call at 136 Union street.
4 MD GOLD WATCR-CAsES-Cha1ns JegeIry
J etc fos CAsE. N. milford d Co.. 2ss Main.
HOO EXPERIENCED Crossriemakers on the
1OO NJ, ). and B. R.R.; high, dry, healthy
country; good timber, good water Is cents at TIE
lamp. Apply on work to MILLER & BLOCKER
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CAR-LOAD LOTS
NEW FRUITS,

i Carload New KAisins; LossdOn Layers
Layers, and Su1feesas.
i Carload EeN Pigs, Currants, Cltron
and n nfaga GraBes.
j Carload New Nuts.
2 Carload New Oranges, bananas ana
4 Carload New e'Ocoanuts aud Peanuts.
4 Carload New Factory Cheese. -
4 Carload New Full Cream Cheese, ~
4 Car.iosd New Holland Herring and
Fire Crackers
n Carload New JeiIfes and Preserves.
4 Carload New Crackers 1n bsrrefs anu
\ Carload New Beao>, u Omfny au d STtfs
4 Carload New Hams and Breskfast
\ Car-I.,sd New NackereL
4 GAf-lOad New Pickles, II ROM ana CIuer-
3 Gar-load New Lard and FIxsfeet
= Carload New oatmeal, Cracked Hheat
and Kye Flour
= Carloads New Buekwheai New YORK
z CaT.ioads New Sugars. Heinsses and
4 Carloads NewFaBcy and stick CANDIES.
< Car.IOads sew SaTdines, Pickles In
glass, Peaches, Tomatoes, oysters,
Salmon, Corn, Etc.
Candy. our own Yeast Powders, prePRr e
oar own SaIEktSing Buck W heat, Roast
aur own Coffee and Peanuts. we are
well prepared 20 supply lot CasDJ the
Retailer. SEND FOX PRlCES'
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FOR LEASE.
FOR SALE

"OUSE-Large two-story frame, nine rooms,
III with outhouses and about three acres OF
ground, on Richmond avenue, near Hernan1 o
road, convenient to curve.
MEAT and Vegetable Market, centrally loo ted
IN1 and doing good business. NJ, this once.
q D = BALES OF HAY-Will give ninety days
y y n time, with approved security Inquire u
F. l.. WARNER, Front dieet-
nIANOS-Ihree SECONDHAND Knabe Plau-ss:
L also several Others. Cheap for easil.
Z. W1TZMAsSN 4 CO.
TNNGINE-A secondhand upright engine and
IL boiler, Lane u Bodley make, hve-norse
power. Apply to S. C. Tool q Co., Is West Court
street.
ESIDENCE-On fernando, near Vance; two
hO story frame. w. A. WHEATLEY, Isl Main.
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SPECIAL EXHIBITION!
NV Wife Said

was fool when brought home a bottle
of Parker's Ginger Tonic. But when it
broke up my cough and cured baby's dysen-
terry, she thought it good investment
Nefu York Tailor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-30
Premature Loss of the Hair

May be entirely prevented by the use of
Burnett's Cocaine.
Housekeepers should insist upon obtain
ing BURNErr's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS, they
are the best.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-30

Buy pound package Of Fioyd's candies.
1t will have in ii all kinds of caramels,
English wslnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmallows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors,
and no deliberations in anything, Every
tritious at Yn><AooSEY's
279 Main Street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-30

Keep Your stock Ian condition.

From the hair falling or fading. Parker's
Hair Balsam supplies necessary nourish-
ment and prevents falling andgrayness.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-30

Tb~6old, rain and dust fom your doors and
windows with Roebuek's- Weather Strips.
Sold only by Hook & LaGrill, sole agents,
289 Second street, Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-30
Machine Renairs.
Important.

By first-class mechanic, and warranted one
year. White & Davis sewing-machine Office,
A North Court street. JNo. F. KEY q co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-30

To do THE, You will End no means so re.
liable as the use of Hammers Sock Powders
and Liniment.
49, EG. W. JONES d co., Agents.
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MARRIED..
acknowledgements.


A large sssemblsge of relatives and friends
gathered last night at the German Lutheran
church, on Washington street, to witness the
marriage ceremony of MIR. John c. Dough
erty and Miss Henrietta Toensms..,-, :rhs
church was Beautiful decorated with
mowers as.:u evergreen, the pillars entwined
s.ua the altar appropriately adorned. Over
head The altar hung the emblematic horse
shoe and monographs of the happy couple.
The Rev. Mr.. Plantz conducted the impress
sive service, and immediately afterward the
host OF friends repaired to the residence of the
brides mother, in Chelsea, to enjoy bounti-
ful supper. The bridegroom ia gentleman
well known in the social circles of the city,
and the bride is the daughter OF one of the
first German settlers of Memphis, and q
lady well accomplished and possessed of
many warm traits of character. A half
dozen of the traditional old shoe were
thrown at the couple as they left the church
tdi6ce.
MoseIey-Kennedy.
Last night a most pleasant social affair
occurred at the residence of Capt. w. H.
Kennedy, on Vance street, in the marriage
of Mr.. Ed 3. Moseley and Miss Rosa Ken
needy, who is one of the most popular and
beautiful ladies in Memphis society.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. w. T. Harris. Among the
presents received were the following:
Mrs. J. W. Nelson, brosze ornaments; NJ iss
Leila Mosley; silver pickle stand; N: c. Mos.
ley, silver card recsfver and flower stand;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Mosley, pair of silver
casters; DR.. A. E. Kennedy and wife,
silver water service; Mr.. and Mrs. F.
NJ. Nelson, silver water service; Mr..
Ed G. Risk, silver card stand;
j. s. Dunscomb. handsome coin forks and
spoons; Hill Msury, coin spoons; Henry
Stratton, two bronze figures; Maj. J. Busby
and wife, silver butter, dish and cream.
pitcher; Miss Lizzie Clements, Persian
vases; Mrs. n. T. Hannah, Venetian
pitchers; Mrs. 7. II. Chiffon, toll
et-case, comb and brush; Miss
Mamie MosIey, silver napkin rings;
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Nelson, jr., case silver
spoons; Mrs. Thomas Wa'iss, toilet castor
Mrs. T. J. Latham, one silver pickle stand
Mrs. w. G. Dunlap, Chicago, plush wall
pocket; Miss Emma Young, two plush pic.
lure frames; Mr.. Thomas N. Patton and
wife, toilet castor and flower stand; Miss
Matte Moseley, silver jewelry stand; Mrs. A,
w. Newsom, silver card receiver.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-30
Latest Frem New Orleans.
INSCRIPTIONS Adventures.

One hundred sets of New Orleans heaviest
draw harness at Vim & Co.'s. Must be sold.
WYNN 4 CO. 81 Main street
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Eyery Farmer and II Orseman

Should keep and rise Hammers Liniment
and Stock Powders. They are invaluab BILE
in the treatment of stock diseases.
q W. JONES & CO., Agents.
Sol COleman's Puzzle.
g.
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FOR RENT, LEASE OR SALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Bogue Phalia about
l. iourand-a-haf miles east Of Carsons Land
ing, Bolivar county, Miss. Contains about five
hundred and fifty acres OF cleared land as good as
good repair. The projected NJ aud V. r. R. is ex.
peeted TO pass within half mile OF the house. APP
ply TO j. s. or @. II. WIN ms YazOo City, Miss or
TO CHARLES SCOTT, Rosedale,
Roliyareountv Miss
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AUCTION SALES.
ADJUSTMENTS
EAsHIoNAsLE DANCING .

SCHOOL 81
-
IS NOW OPEN AT THE KNIGHTS oFH2a ~
INNIsFAIL HALL, corner of Second and SAsiD
Jefferson STREETS Days of instruction, TUESDAY
snd THURSDAY AFTERNOONS, from $50 to 5
O'Clock; SATURDAY AFTERNOON, from 8 to 5
O'Clock, introducing all the new Quadrilles and
waltzes and Fifty Fancy Dances. For particulars
call at academy on school days. or call on or ad-
dress MADAM LOUIS, Sc Court street,
See circulars
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FOR RENT

DOOMs-Two front furnished rooms,
III AT Sc Monroe street.
TOUsE-No. S69 Washington street, two-stoIy
L nine rooms, newly completed, with larg-
ward and desirable neighborhood
MlNTER PARKER, 2S9 Main street.
YOU'D HOUSE-Partly furnished, with several
" good boarders Apply at Mulberry. cor. Beale.
X ESTRABLE OFFICE-On second floor OF No.
i ~ Madison street. Apply to
MENkEN BROTHERS, Agents.
TTRANKLIN HOUSE-Tuscumbia, Ala. sixty
10 rooms; will rent cheap to good tenant.
S. PARSHALL, Tuscumbia, Ala.
HOTTON-PICKERS-Ap at K. L. cochran &
~ Co.'S Howard Row.
I 90 MILL STREKT-Near street railroad {;
lA0 house six rooms and kitchen; Sll 90 per
month. Apply to MRS. NJ. c. REDER,
p Fifth street, Chelsea.
INURNIsHED ROOMS
CT0RE-No 273 Main street, opposite Court
= Square, now occupied BY Belaeh 20. Apply
to C. I. FARNSWORTH. II Union street.
PEIDENCE-Mrs- E. W. Bowles's residence,
III No. ga Union street. corner Lauderdale
Possession given Immediately. Apply 70
LNINE PLANTATIoN-On Presidents Island for
u rent from January 1, 1855; $50 acres OF cleared
land on head of Presidents Island, cultivated for
i've years past by Colonel Ed. Richardson with
Shelby convict labor. Will be rented 10 responsible
party for one more term OF years. his place IS
under good feDce has all Necessary cabins and
outhouses gInhouEe, stables, etc, and within two
miles Of the city OF Memphis. For terms apply TO
OVERT0H d GROVESN0R.