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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-03-01
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rootERche.

ADsey Is gent cure for aching hsaris,
aui twenty dollar gold piece plsesa On sp
aching .5oth doo't sspm to have the Issst ei-
fsat. Iu fact, nolhirg 10 s0ys cure bnt Hsmi.
tors Toothaehe Drops. which are warranted
To cure in one miru's. Price Jnly 2J cents.
Sold by &. A. Wells Il o..
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-03-01
gssRTHs.

La this village. on Thursday. Feb
22nd, to the wife OF Geo Hayes. a
laughter.
In this village, ea "Wednesday, Feb
2lst, to ths wife Of Clancy Kelley
daughter.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-03-01
Enisrnnai ChMrcn.

Uhurch az Carist at tile :. [. chapel
Sarvicesat II q. "a. Sab IN school at o M.
p,-Iy-er meeting every Thur Ni;y evening 80
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-03-01

AZ t0tisl Pr0testani Churcb.
@esviccs altnr,ately at id:3o o'clock a: m. aud
7nIn Ray C. Il. CLARK Pastor.
S,,rd1y School at . y. IN. e. j.. VANDERBILT.
Supcginte ndent.
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CONSUMPTlON.

O. r. CaANBERLIS. P. n.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-03-01
ADV ERTIsING RATES.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

Business locals 5 cents per line.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-30

the following contents: "Vauban and Mod
ern Sieges," Quarterly RSriew; "Some Points
in American Speech sad Cnsioms,n part III,
by Edward A. freeman, Lonsacn;s Mdoosins
sketches IN lie malay Peninsula" Leisure
Hour "Alcwine," Cornhil; "The Lady's
Walk" by Mrs. Oliphani, Longman'sj "A
Little Chat About Mrs. Oliphant," Black
rood; THE Clergy Of the Eighteenth Gen.
tury," CornhsH;; "Anthony Trollope," Specta-
tor1 An Adventure at Petrs," Macmillan;
Great Bells" Liverpool Mercury; Religious
Poverty" Spectator; with shorter articles,
instalments Of "Tne Ladies Lindores" and
mo New Thing" ard choice poetry. A
new volume began with the first number OF
January. rt
UNDER the title of aKentucky's Birth
plsee,n the Continent, Judge Tourgee's adj
mirabe illustrated weekly magazine, pub
lishes in its lumber for February 7tb, a pa
per full Of special interest for all Kentuck-
ians, and indeed fer the whole country, for
there is no State of which her sisters are
prouder than Of her whose motto reads:
"United we stand, divided we fall" The
article ia from the pen of our distinguished
fellow-cilizsn Henry Cleveland Wood, OF
Hsrrodsburg, and its psgee are embelliAhed
by large number of illustrations showing
among other scenes of historic interest "The
Spouiing Spring." "Boone's Cave" and his
buriai-pIsce with the memorial stone; the
old fort at Harrodsburg where the early set
tiers long de6ed the surrounding hordes Of
savages; the old tree, now in decrepiiude Of
age, in which James Ray discovered and shot
an Indian; High Bridge; Daughter COL
lege, and 6ue engraving Of a stretch of the
blue Grass Land" to which Kentucky owes
so much Of her wealth and fame. The last
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VIM, j, ScapIap.

VIM. j. Seaman arrives in the city this
morning on the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad from Jackson, Misc. He begins his
engagement tonight, and gives Wednesday
matinee. A cotemporary says of him:
"Jusl now W. J. Scsnlan's unmista kable
hi. as Carroll Moore" is more talked of
among theaier-goers than any OF the events
of the week. The ladies, especially, besow
upon the bright aud handsome young
comedian the most lavish notes of admira-
ton. One hears their gushing conversation
in the horse.cars, on the avenues, at dry
goods counters, and, go far az the chronicler
has CHANGED 10 observe, in the privscy
of homes whose susceptible young ladies
were ia attendance upon Mr.. Scanlan's D
troit debut in this piece. The shrswd rascal
has made up his head and dressed his neck
for me Lord Byron and knowing we'll the
effect of handsome teeth, mischievous eyes,
an attractive face aud perfect grace Of move
ment, it is no wonder that he brings down rows
of those same delighted, susceptible ones, the
futtering of whose wings We have heard so fire.
guently since that rosy and ecstatic Friday
night Well, it is an honestly won success
Personal pulchrituae' is as much an actors
legitimate capital "a the dramatic talent IL,
snd surely no person viii envy an actor It's
possession. Let US cordially welcome Scan
Ian 10 the armament, and let us TOO hope
that he may continue TO twinkle until his
hair turns gray and his melodious voice for
gets its music"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TaE SANITARY EEeINEER, which comes
to us every week, is beyond Question the
sblest publication OF its class in this coun-
try. The papers prepared for it are from
the pens Of the ablest experts and treat of
specialties the discussion of which are es-
sential to an intelligent comprehension Of
sanitary growth and progress. We have
pleasure in commencing it TO the readers OF
the APPEAL as worthy their support.
BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE, for January,
cannot fail TO crafty the most exacting
reader. Miss Faucets Shakespesre's 'Imo-
gen" is fascinating in its power and paihos.
"A Singular Case" Is concluded, and Illus
tra.es = peculiar pbyshieal problem. The
delightful aLadies Lindores" is continued.
"a Chat About Mrs. Oiphaup is pleasant,
sub-acid piece Of criticism. Literary Bo-
hemians," "Omens Of Troubles" and "The
Political Outlook of 1888" with american
Literature in England" an article nobody
should miss reading, makes up one Of Black
mood ivery best issues.
THE numbers OF the Living Age for the
weeks ending January 18th and 10th have
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STRAYED.

DITCH-S5 REWARD
ID Sunday morning, a young tan bitch.
Return to No. 81 Gayoso street
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PERSONALS.

Mr. G. e. TATE has returned from the
East.
ED H. TAYLOR, OF the Brownsville States
and Bee, is in the city.
Miss MAY HAWKINS, of Brownsville, lie
visiting Mrs. E. WbiImore.
Mr. G. T. GLENN, of Brownsville, was a
visitor at the Merchants Exchange yesterday.
Mr. KIRK ALLEN, of Kirk Allen & Co.,
returned yesterday from business trip to
New Orleans.
VISITORS at the Cotton Exchange yester-
dsy: 4. J. Hunter, Ssrdis, Miss; ]. NJ.
Wsggoper, Bells, Tenn.
Mrs LIZZIE WILLIAMSON, of Desoto
county, Miss., has returned home, after q
pleasant visit in the city.
The Hon. Henry C. Meyers, secretary of
state of Mississippi, was in the city yester.
day on the way 10 his plantation in Bolivar
county.
New members admitted yesterday 10 the
Memphis Merchants Exchange: Fulmer,
Thornton & Co., Gayoso Oil Company, 3. a.
& II. Z. Hayden & Co., Memphis and Gin
cinnati Packet Company.
A GREAT many persons are possessed Of
the idea that the Hon. Casey Young is in
Washington engaged at bis duties as a mem
Der Of the House. This is a mistake. His
time does not begin until the 4th OF March
next. Then, il an extra session of Congress
is called-which is not at present likely-he
will go 10 Washington and be in his place
on time and every day, as he always was
when member OF the House before.
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EARNEST WORK.
What Has Been Done in the Aahlfae.
turing Line Under the Taxing
District Regime.
A Creditable Showing Made by the Pho
heer Mill at the End Of Its
First Year.

All fear OF epidemics having subsidized,
Memphis is beginning TO make rapid pro-
gress in the true way. Manufacturing inter-
ests are rapidly coming to the front. This is
as it should be. A few years ago the city
was contsnt with her fac cotton trade; BOW
she sees tina. there are other interests
demanding her attention. An APPEAL re-
porter yesterday visited the registers Office
in order 10 find out what manufactures had
been established in the city since January,
1880. The amount of stock 10 each corpora
ton is not mentioned 10 the charters, but a
rough estimate would place il in the agg e.
gate Of 100000. This exhibit ought to
encourage other manufacturing interests.
When once it becomes generally known that
Memphis is a manufacturing city, it will not
be difficult TO establish other and many in
dustries here. The following is the list, as
shown by the registers books.
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HArfli.Gras RaIf,

Tuesday evening, February 9th, mask
ball is to be given at the Exposition building
with the intention of somewhat reviving the
memories of the festive holiday. Arnold's
full band has been secured TO discourse the
requisite music. Tbe ball is in the proper
hands, and no detail necessary will be
slighted. Those who know how to behave
themselves will be admitted. To all such il
10 open. II promises to be one OF the iiveliest,
dressiest and most enjoyable affairs of the
kind given for some time.
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HORsE-Rine addie and harness horse, years
II elA, ahssp. J. n. Mcdowell, Moscow, Tenn.
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A SLIGHT exposure in bad weather, when
the system is out of order, often brings on .
stubborn cold; the attending cough irritates
the lungs, and if not promptly treated fire.
quently develops tendency TO a tubercu-
lous condition. To avoid this danger, those
troubled with colds should resort at once 10
Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, which soon loosens
and eradicates coughs, soethes and heals in
famed parts, and removes all anxiety by
setting the patient on the way to good health
once more.
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River kilograms.

LOUISVILLE, January Night-River
rising slowly, with IL feet inches in the
canal and feet 10 inches in the chute on the
falls. Weather mild.
VIcKsBURe, January 29.-River risen 10
inches. Weather clear and warm. Depart
ed: Charles Morgan, New Orleans, 9 am,
with a big Mardi.Gras trip.
ST. LOUIS, anuary 29.-Night-River rose
! inch, and now stands feet l inch by the
gauge. Weather clear and mild. The gorge
above Grand Tower gave way to-day and
ran out The engineer and mates of the
Montana went down TO Cape Girardeau to.
day, aud will bring that steamer up as soon
"a possible
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Mules.

L have Just received a carload of fine
mules to z years old, 142 to l63 hands high,
in good flesh, that can sell from 500 to $40.
/ think they are the cheapest mules on this
market. / will also have in two more car
loads by Saturday. will sell mules az low
as they can be sold on this market. Come to
see me before you buy your mules, at the
Oyerion Stable, opposite courthouse, l64
Main street j. III, MANOR, Proprietor.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TELEPHONE your orders for plumbing to
J. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street.
Try Deans best Rio and Java mixed coffee
if you want the best.
WE are prepared to give special attention
10 the repairing of fine watches and jewelry.
J. N. Milford, No. 333 Main street.
For assistance to sight already impaired
there is no artificial aid equal to the Cellu-
loid Eye.Glasses. For sale by all leading
jewellers and opticians.
PERSONS prematurely gray can have their
hair restored to its youthful beauty, by
using Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer, the best article in the market.
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THURSDAY, February 1st, The Rsv. 7. T.
Eaton, DID,, pastor OF the Walnut street
Baptist church, Louisville, KY, will deliver
his excellent lecture in the iecture-room oil
the Central Baptist church, under the aus.
pices of the Young Ladies' Library Associa-
ton. DR.. Eaton's lecture lie described al
spicy, brilliant and full Of variety.
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church musicale.

For the benefit OF the First Presbyterian
church musicale will be given at the lunch
rooms, Main street, opposite the Peabody
Hotel, tonight, beginning at s o'clock. IT
deserves to be well attended on account of
the object, il for nothing else. But in add,
ton to this, il can be Justly said that con.
cert of merit will be given, and those who
attend cannot fail to be pleased, as the pro-
sramme is an excellent one
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
Local News.

The O.Line steamer Thomas Sherlock,
Capt. James Nichols, arrived last night from
Ciuciupali, and leaves at an early hour this
Mardi-Gras trip. She has 1000 tons of
freight She put off here So packages of
eundriee, aud added 100 sacks Of oil mesL
40 sacks OF coru and 20 tons of sundries.
She has on board "A cabin passengers,
among whom are Col. G. P. Hawthorne, Of
Newport, KY; Judge George Warning, Of
Newport, KY; Gen. H. D. Smith, of New
port, KY; Lient. Charles L. Hall, OF Evans.
viii; Capt. George Grifiths, OF Cincinnati
Capt. Gates Sexton, of Nashville; Capt
William Kriiteg, of Cincinnati.
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The PeouIe,s WorId-Wide Verdict.

. Burnelts Cocaine has been sold in every
civilized country, and the public have rem.
derded the verdict that it is the cheapest and
best hair dressing IN the world.
BUBEETT's FLAvoRINe EXTRACTS are in
variably acknowledged the purest and the
best
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-30

The dinners which have been given during
the past week BY the ladies OF the First
Presbyterian church were brought TO close
yesterday. The ladies have been very sue
eessful, clearing in the neighbo,hood OF $1,000.
A number of articles witch remained unsold
yesterday will be disposed OF at musicale
and auction tonight at O'Clock, which
will be given under the direction of Mrs. c.
III. FittP. Several of our best musicqans have
kindly promised to take part, while Capt. Bar.
ney Hughes will cfficiate rs suctioneer. A
pleasant evening is assured 10 all who may
attend, and it is TO be hoped that the ladies
will receive that patronage which they go
richly deserve. Among the articles 10 be
sold are an elegant toilet sci, slipper case,
pincushion, broomholder, match case, bot
ties and mats, pincushions and mats OF
every description, white aprons, perfumery
OF all kinds, California grasses, fancy boxes,
silk table covers, fancy toilet soaps, imported
placques, zephyr hoods Tor babies, vases, fine
laces, ottoman covers, msntel lambreqnins,
ladies' shopping bags, smoking caps, besides
bric d-brae, articles of sertu, etc, too numer-
Gus TO mention. The mansgers adopted the
following
VOTE OF THANKS.
The ladies OF the Fret Presbyterian
church announce that they have brought 10
close the series of dinners which they have
been serving daily for the purpose of raising
funds wherewilh 10 refurnlsh the new house
of worship. They have been successful even
beyond their expect ations, having cleared
the sum of about $500. They take this
method of expressing their cordial and
grateful appreciation OF the generous patron
sge extended to them by the public, snd the
assistance 30 kindly and cheerfulIy rendered
them bv the members of other churches
Without venturiDg the not very sale expert
ment of making special mention of each de-
nomination or congregation, they acknowI.
edge their Indebtedness to oil, and return 10
all their heartfelt thanks. To the newspa-
pers of the city, especially the APPEAL, they
also express their sincere gratitude for the
favors daily extended while the diDners
we're in progress.
MRS. NJ. A. NJ. COMB,
MRS. 4. C. BARCHUSs
Committee of Management.
MRS. M. BURKE, Secretary aud Treasurer.
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CIScINSArI, January 29.-The Opera Fss.
tiyaI by the College of Music and Mxpleson
Company began tonight In Music Hall.
Before the doors opened all the seats were
sold, and the standing room all tsktn.
The audience numbered 5000. Changes in
the dress circle and Improvement in lighting
made the spectacle within exceedingly
brilliant. The opera was 1faviata, with
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-30

Buy pound package of Floyd's candies.
1t will have in it all kinds Of caramels,
English walnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmallows and
fine chocalafes.N No glucose, all pure colors,
and no adulterations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
trifious- at FLOYD MooNEY'e
27g Main Street
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Patti az "Vioietts.n Her reception VISA e.-
thusisstic, and she Was frequently called BE-
fore the curtain during the perform snce.
Sig. Carsvstti won great favor in place OF
Ciampi Cellsg. i, has slready been ar
ranged to give three extra performances next
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-30

State OF Tennessee, SnelDy County, IS:
Personally appeared before me, NJ. B. Trtze-
want, notary public of said county, at
Memphis, G. B. Clarke, who made oath, in
due form of law, that he is president of the
Pioneer Mill, OF Memphis, aud that the fore
going statement Of the condition oil said
corporation at the close of business, Janu-
airy 81, 1888, is correct and true.
c. B. CLARKE, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
January 90, 1888.
NJ. B. IRRELEVANT. Notary Public.
Tie following are the stockholders of the
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CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, etc.. will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea'
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America Send a self-addressed envelope to the
REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d, Netr York City.
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The Ohio valley, fair
iseather, toLIOped by increasing elOEdiness and
rains, raricbls, stationary or higher temperature,
generally loo pressure
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-30

DEANS best Rio and Jaws coffee is not
roasted IN New York nor some other distant
city, and kept on hand for months before
reaching the consumer, but can be had hot
from the rooster three times week.
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal Courts orrigao, Jadge.
Nos. 81, So, Mary Williams; SO, Archie
Tindall
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Large stock OF white, Black and Red
Rust-PrOOf Oats for sale, low 40 the
trade. IL q, BUCHANAN q co.
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Chaneery Court-McDowelI, Judge.
The chsncery calendar as published and
posted in the courtroom is called every
morning.
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Roland Reed.
rhe Cincin aaIi Opera Festival.

The sale of seats for Cheek opens thi,
morning st Hollenbsrg's.
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For Fine Flower, Bouquet,

And floral decorations and funeral designs,
call on Fl. Moore, two blocks from fernando
curve or telephone him.
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Return to No. 80 Gayoso street.
FOR RENT.
= OOMs-Two front rooms in the Knights OF
LII Pythas building, opposite Court Square.
Apply at 254 Second street.
DoOMs-Furnished, single or with kitchen
LIZ suitable Tor small family, at 10l Jefferson st
HlTZFELD'S LIGH1S-For balls and part q,
II public or private; telephone 2s3 Second st.
DRICK hUUSE-Of six rooms, with or without
d adjoining land, from to 100 acres, hill and
bottom; situation healJhful and pleasant; miles
south of Memphis. on the river road. Apply at
81 Main street, or on premises, to
pOOM-One Handsome furnished room. large or
II small at Ill Washington street
DOOM-A pleasant furnished rooD, at Sc Mon
~ roe street. one square from Peabody Hotel.
II ARGE FIRST. CLASS COTTON WAREHOUSE,
IL new roof, in perfect repair will cover 200
bales OF cotton; large yard, Office and sleeping
room, with gas and water connections; location
on Shelby street, between Beale and Linden; or
will rent same and my services TO take charge OF
same until end Of the cotton season.
]. v. PATRICK, at Memphis Gin,
Cos Main street.
nESIRABLE 0FFICE-On second floor of No.
IL AZ Madison street. Apply to
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YelIow-Pine Flooring.

uYE have At BTcckhsveu, Hiss. 10000 feet OF
w Dressed IeIow Pine Flooding, that We VIII
load on cars AZ SIS per N. lace measure. IL II
good lumber, and perfectly matched.
HOSKINs & HAMILTON.
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FOR SALE.

EVh 0AAGs
III N. J. MCCULLOUGH.
NOTTAGE-With i've rooms and lot &c by 10
~ feet. with fruit trees Price $50 CASH, or $50
on one years time, on Lsuderdale street; 2squares
south OF Broadway; convenient 70 street eaIs Al
dress q. s., Appeal once.
TTI0 r. r. OR5-WHEELBARROWS-
500 good solid homemade wheelbzrrows.
JAMES q GRAHAM WAGON CO., " JEFFERSON 81.
nLUMBINII AND GAs.FITTING SroCK-And
I buildii machinery, tools. stock OF pumping
and CASA ting material, and buld1ng, AZ no. IA
Co., the property OF Mrs. Susan Mallon. BIDS Will
be received by us until February LIST.
GOODWIN Il G0ODLoE, IS Madison st.
TERsEY BULL High Iide;n No. $40; TWEEN
Rich yellow fawn, shading into BLACK on sides;
very yellow skin and full black points; Of the best
milk and butter strains Price si0O' Also regis
T. W.WHITE, HERNANDEZ. Miss.
"ARRANTs Of Crittenden county, ARK, for
wv paying taxes. Lyles Harris, Masonic Temple
HNN6INE-One 1O-H.-P. Stationary Engine, IN
ID good running order. CHICKAsAW REIN
n AND-64O acres OF choice Land, in Desoto
IL county, Miss, Is miles from Memphis, near
Olive Branch, Miss, and on line Of Memphis and
Selma railroad; $50 IN good state OF cultivation,
balance in hne timber; we'll improved, with GIN
house and press. Terms reasonable apply TO
=. J. FAME & CO.,
255 Front street. Memphis. Tenn.
HORsE-A good saddle and harness Horse,
IL warranted sound and gentle; driven by
ladies the past season; cheap, at as Wellington
DfAEoS-A large LOT OF seVen-octave second
u hand Pianos, including Knabe and otner
standard makes, very low tor cash-iroIn slo0np
ward. - Z. WITZMAEN q 60.
II alA, ahssp. J. n. Mcdowell. Moscow Tenn.
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FOR SAIFOR RENT.

TIlARM-Of l43 acres; 100 IN cultivation and un-
q der fence, with good dwelling and out houses,
orchard etc; miles southeast of city; land good
and free of washes; in good neighbornood APP
ply to I. KELLY, No. South Second street.
NOOD PLANTA11ON-In Walnut Bend. ARK;
" 200 acres open lard, with good dwelling,
quarters, ginhouse, etc. Apply 70 Joseph FasSman,
353 Main street, Memphis, Tenn, or
MARSHALL GAINES, Walnut Bend. Ark.