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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

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CIRCUIT couRr.
Jshn 4. tlrsee juiSd. tat,t. ky... n r. I'm.
terwnoi Clerk. ifspk insy lie. Nv. Court
nsrts arst Aouiay "a March aud scptmber.
BOARD of clfS couNcILMEs.
Jonsc L,fhts, tNairnsnr %s
E P,CAarsILil
f.G. BsowSKLt,-ee
pwAnp,
n v. McCtNy,
: M Lg,iI.ss.s > ..1s s,.s....,
Meets lat Tac.jsy 10 each month and srtleei
to the call Of the cAairAan Meeting held ip
city court roem1 ~ sN \ II ffi
orlaryeLy COUNT. '-
". t.widrca Judge. Mccu Al MsEaa?
In uarah, Jaur. septerdb'r. DcceiDdf.
COUNTY COURT.
ass,. wsi:; I'll iassf asss III" s,srs ss's sn,S '''
CITY COURT.
Joas Brsshsr. .Jmdss; ). W. Downar y
trnry; D. W. BIEkerstad. chl.f OF Police.
COUNTY orrIcRs.
Johs W. Brssthitt. clers; Q. II. Brown
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/ raised seven boys, said an Arkan-
saw man; and all but one was killed.
Tom was killed BY hisuncle. Ned was
killed by Ike. lke.was blowedlup,Sam
was killed by avid hos,and Nat was
flung by horse and killed, lI'8l
I What is your other sons name! r
Lige. and he was as good a boy as
ever lived, and smart That boy
could write his name anywhar, and
hc could read thfs big snows print in.
And SO they were all killed but
Lige3
Yes SAID the old man with a sor
rowlul sigh.
And what became Of LigcY "a
Why, sir, the Governortook n fool
notion and would't pardon him, ahd
he was hung. .LArkansaw Traveller.
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ANNABLE. LEFl

=
1t wssmsny aul many a4ycsr ago, ,.C1A
Ina kingdom hi the sea.
Tha, . msidsnt IRE lived. whom you maj
hnow, 81 "a - ~ IA
by the nanc d. nuabie Leet sAAs.a
Aud thi. mai let snc liiel with no other
thought % ..u t.t .1n .I
Than TO love and ba loved by me.
was child aud She was child, fe u
In this King Tom by the sea; ~.- -.s.,,,
but we loyvi with / ,ye that wa, m Jfe than
love
and my AnnaUlt Lee, f,l, ,,.,.. q. ...
With n love that the wiay Sd serapas in Hoav.
cn,
CoyetrL her and mo.
la'Naaial s771' raia 'flsilFi7 w., sil.
\ nd this was the rea sou that, long ago,
In this kingio BY the sei,, V y
\ wiid blew oui VI aeiouI, chilling a "
My beautiful Annable Lee;
70 thathur hi sh -borp kiusinan.c cams q, - -
Aud bore her s8ay from me, W.
Toshut her up In asepuirhcr,r izig ~ ~
In this kingiom by the sea.
rhe angels, not half 40 happy In Heaven,
Were cnvying her Ani me.
AMI then the reason las all men know, O.
ID tiiis klngi,uvy tHe sea.I 20 -
That The wiid came out ot the cloud by night,
Chilling NY Annabis lcV. fss ~ r. G'
Bat our lore is was stroassr by Tar than the
iove
OF those whs were older than we-ss~
OF many far wiser than we; % ~ :
And neither the angels in heaven above,
| Nor the demons down unisr the sci,
Clu ever ,iIsseyer iny soul from tho soul
ot The b,nutifui Aurablc Lce.
For the moon never beams without bringing
me dreams
| ofthr beautiful Apnaslc Lee;
And the stars never rise but feel tho bright
| eyes
OF the beautiful Annabic Lee;
And 40 ali the nisnt-tiis lic down by the
sils
OF my darling my darling -.niy life aud m,
N! bi,ls,
In the .epucher there by the ses,
Ia her tomb b, the sounding sea.
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'n@Q*Too late to whet the sword the
trumpet sounds to draw il. But new
er too late to- whet your appetite by
taking Kidney Wort. restoring health
and making yourself a well, strong,
hearty iuans ltyis u1cqualcd as a
remedy for all liver, bowels and kid
ncy diseases, All druggists keep and
rnc0mmonl Il. ----. - aO
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N No matter how shattered the sys'
tenn may he from excesses of amy
kind, the Great German Inyigorator
will secure health and happiness
See advertisement, For sale by Gish
and Garner. H'
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Having used Dr. Bulls Cough Syr,
up in my family for, the last three
years. find it is the best preparation
/ have ever used ior Coughs and Colds
giving almost immediate relief, b
Walker, Gen'l Com. Mcrcbapts,l lis
Ligh. ST., Bnlto., Md. sasIgri 81
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A young man who wanted to tchch
school in Kansas could not tell hori,
zontal from perpendicular, but the
committee overlooked J. that as the
members had heen that way them
selves. -.
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Why is it that so many reliable
physicians use Thorton's Buchu IN
their regular practice? Because for all
Kidney complaints it is known to be
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POST OFFICE.

Brilge Street, .Ino. d. Gowep,
P. II. 0ihce hours from Z,
A. NJ toG y. ~, and the oiiiceis also
open for short time after the arrival
Of the evening mails, ate r.M. Bun.
days open from | to I'm.
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Skinny Men,

"Well's Health lencwern restores
health and vigor, cures. Dyspepsia,
mportsncs,u SsxaalDebilitv. vi.
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"How Actresses kiss'S'is the caption
Of long article now doing duty IN the
press, Our experience is limited, but
the few actresses we have swapped
oscnlatory compliments with kissed so
much like other women that we never
discovered any diff eicnce.-Giuell
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II Catarrhhas destroyed your sense
Of smelling mud hearing, llalPs Ca
tarrh Culc will cure you. 10 cents
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

'-a - - SO shk Aa.k asa
BAprisr~-Nouth Main Street, Rev.
I. a. kr-n, pastor. Services every
Sabbath morning and evening. sun
day school every Sabbath morning.
PRAYER meeting "wednesday night.
Business meeting first Wednesday
sight 10 each month. .s
. d&EL g., ,,
CunnTi,S-- Nashville Street. Ed.
T.. l.. Powell. pastor. Services
every sabbaih morning and evening.
sunday school every Sunday morn
ing f'rayct meeting every WedneS'
day evening, o1.
NJ. T.. Sour5-Nssh"ille street,
Rev, ,E.W, Bottomlv. pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning and evening.
Sunday school every Sunday morning
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening, t.'
Finsr TnssEYTkni,S--ltns.rliville
Street. Rev. R.H.Coulier, pastur. Mar.
vices every Sabbath morning. sun
,lay school evcrv Sunday morning
Prayer mrcting every Wednesday
eyeniur.
Er,cnrvL-Rev J. w. Ncnablr,
rector. Meets in Courthouse every
Sunday.
SoUrnRas PaEsnyrrmaS--Nash
vile Sirert. Rev. j q. Tate. pastor.
Services list and Srd Sabbath morn
ing and evenings. Sunday school
every Sunday morning. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening.
CUMBERLAND PnEspYrEniAS--Rus'
srllville strrt, Rev. - -
| pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
ing and evening. Prayer meeting
every "Wednesday night s1N
CArnolic--Nashviile Street, Rev
Father Hayes, Priest. Services
every Babbath morhing at 10 o'clock
| e R POST OFFICE.
| AZ u IA n b u III
Bri'lge Street, .Ino. d. Gowep
P. II. Olfice Hours from 7
A. NJ too =. ~, and the Office Is als'
open for short time after the auiva
Of the evening mails, ate r.M. Sun
days open from | to ! r.s.
EXPRESS OFFICE. qpaH
| T.. 4 N. ExrRKss CoMrANy-R
W. Norwood Agent. Office old Ban
building, Nain Street. ~ 41
HOLLANDS OPERA HOUSE
Main Street. adjsininga Phoeni
Hots'. r. II. Holland, Proprietor
AID. Rodgers, Manager,
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ExpRESS OFFIOE. y.

T.. h N. ExrREss CoarANy-R.
W. Norwood Agent. Office old Bank
building. Nain Street. ~ 41
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Cunnri.y-- Nashville Street. Eld.
r.. l.. Powell. pastor. Services
every nabbaih morning and evening.
sunday school every Sunday morn
ing f'rayct meeting every WedneS'
day evening,
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CATnolic--Nashviile Street, Rev.
Father Hayes, Priest. Services
every Babbath moraing at 10 o'clock.
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NJ. L. SourJ-Nsshrille street,
Rev. r.. w. Botiomlv. pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning and evening.
Sunday school every Sunday morning
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening, t.f
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HOLLANDS OPERA HOUSE.
r Main Street, adisinings Phoenix
Iiots'. n. II. Holland, Proprietor;
AID. Rodgers, ManAser,s&
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02

Su Netp gort mur6s fiirsIid elmer
eingelaoenen @eieHidaft bon 6adleutcn,
8ertretern Der 4reiie II. l.. m, 6as MooeIl
elmer yhrebbaren 8ii9ne" geseigt.
Nau beri6tet ii6er iie: slit 6iilfe 6ieler
@inri6tung peroen iofort Die Innqen I'm
terbre1ungen, peI6e bisber in 6olge Der
8erpan6Iungen entitanoen, pernlieoen tper>
ben. Die 8i6ue befinbet ii6 auf elmer
orebbaren Sdeibe, tpel6e, ie mad @r0Be
Der BIbne, in 3tpet o0er mebr 9(bt6eilul1z
gen getbeilt lit. 9Sdbreno Die cine S3ene
Dem 3uldausr ii6tbar lit, miro Die anbere
auf Der e~ntgegengeiebten Sette Der Siibne
bon ben SbeatersQ r6eitern aufge6aut. SIT
Der Gift oOer Die Sseue SIT Gnoe, 10 lit eS
NH n0tbig, bic S6eibe 81 oreben, I'm Die
S3ene bent Yublitum OOr Die NIgell 81
fIbrert. gSte ser GrfinOer lagt, 1T otele
2Irt Der 8Ibneneinribtung beiier ais Die
beS Wfnbtlon@S Square : Gbeaters, tpeldeS
ebsnfaus cine boppeIte 8iibne bat; bod iinO
0ieie Sii6nen iibereinanoer NIB MAIDEN cine
bel compIisirtere Wai6inerte u0tDtg, alS
bic Srebbare 8iibne. Die Grfinor1g olrfte
in Strrsem elmer prattiiden Erobe inter-
tporfen tper0en."- llebrigen5 geben Die
SertpanoIungen audi nuf Der 8iIbne oeS
MAiloneS Square : SbeaterS in 9}etp yort
init ritaunlider S6neQigtett DSr ltds 10
oUsl ts 3pii9suatte unsebsHer t"i3 l'ns'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-16
ARCHITECT.
FOR LEASE.
TENNESSEE PENITENTIARY.
SIX YEARS. TERN LEASE NOTICE.
FOR LEASE.

DURsUANT 70 an Act OF the General Assembly
j. Of the State OF Tennessee, passed March q,
Act TO provide for The lease and msnsseSneut Of
the State Penltentfary," the Governor Of Tenr>s-
see and Board Of Prison INSPECTORS. on FRIDAY, the
at the front door OF the capitol In Nashville Tenn
will lease at public outcry 70 the highest Slider
ioI me term Of sx yeaIs. beginning January !.
Of the convicts. together with the quarry grounds.
buildings, fixtures, machinery, tools, engines,
TKRxs-lThe lease wiil be made upon the follow.
ing terms: Not less than one hundred thounaD<<
Mlo SlSsp dollars per annuI1 payatle quarts>y,
except the salaries Of the superintendent, warden
assistant warden, SURGEON and chaplain. which
proved security "a 70 be given therefor, and for
Inc strict performances Of all the requirements Of
All persons desiring 70 bid win be required be-
forehand 70 die an OBLIGATION 20 be approved BY
70 give A. sureties, which shan obiiests scs Ter.
sons 70 become the sureties on the bond required
IN the event this bid Of their principal Ia success
quired, in ADDITION thereto, 70 fIe with the GOV
ernor q certihrd check on some good bank In Ten
70 his order, and 70 be forfeited q the state Il the
bid Of such party be accepted and IA not compiled
with. The bid of party who has mot complied
ddered against the bid Of party who has.
The said act, In pursuance Of which the sale
win be made Is here referred 20 a. part hereof,
copy Of which will be furnished any person de-
siring TO become bidder. upon application 70 the
Secretary Of State or Governor.
LocATios-The Penitentiary 10 located in Ensh-
Vile aud has been leased for number Of yeerx
The average number Of convicis therein during
the Last two yearz IL thirteen hundred and sixteen
QyI61, and there are now thirteen hundred and
forts three (12l3l therein
RksTEIcrfoEs-The lessses viii not be permitted
TO keep more than Eve hundred and hfty $50 male
convicts IN the main prison a. any one time. but
will have the authority 70 work the same any
where In Tenneesee-saie and suitable quarterh
being furnished-snbiect 70 the rules and reguia-
tons provided in aid at aud otherwise provided
By Law.
How ExPLoYED-L6rye numbers have regularly
been hired out by the present. lessees 10 work IN
the mines and in the construction Of railroads
etc, IN Tennessee. They also employ those IN the
prison building at Nashville lnnany of whom are
experienced and skilled laborers and OF long terra
ssntencel in manufacturing wagons iron hollow
ware, furniture. etc: the average number oil |ag'
ons now made being about nifty day.
Forinformation and particulars address the nn-
dersigned or the Governor.
Done By order Of Wm. b. Bate, Governor OF Ten
nessee, this April IS, 1883.
Secretary Of stats S.----i'- ~-0n.
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES,

VEeETABLEs-Oni 50 2592 rs for yell
low and 81 2592 so for red from store. Po-
tstoes, new Louisiana, "A so 05; - 25 per
barrel for peachblows; 60@80c per bushel
sacked; early rose, S2@2 25; New York rose,
y Is /; peerless, 81 early russell, 81. Cab.
bage, $495. Celery, 100000 per doz. New
kraut, in barrels, 1904 in half-barrels, 81.
Garlic, 81 per hundred.
FRUITs-Oranges, 81 5O@S per barrel and
case !; IS per box for Sicily, 81 for Florida.
Lemons, $1@4 so per box. Bananas, s1@
l 90 per bunch. Cocoanuts nominally 81 per
hundred. Peanuts-Virginia, hand picked,
loo; Tennessee red, &c, white, 7c roasted,
2 &c higher shelled, 10c. Almonds, 10000.
Texas pecans, 9914c Arkansas, 4(l43c. En-
glish walnuts, 149l6c. Filberts, 13c. Brazil
nuts, 10@l04c. R4isins-Londou layers.
50; Imperial, "a Dehesss, So so. Brandy
cherries, "a per dozen.
APPLEs-Apples, choice grades, s6@7
from store. Dried apples, S4@9c per pound
from store. Dried peaches, 4@53c from
store. Crsnberries, Sic per barrel.
Pickles, medium, barrel, 81 so; hslf-barreI,
81; pint jars, II 25 per dozen quart
jars, 81 75f12 per dozen.
CIDER-Missouri, sos 80 per barrel, and
"a 5O(94 rs per hslf-barrel. Vinegar 121@
Ice per gallon.
FIsH-Mackerel, lob kit, No. ], 95c No.
?, S5c; 15.Ibs, No. 3, 75c halt bsrrei, 81 rs
as 20. White fish, No. l, per half barrel,
Sc. Dried herrings, per box, 25@30c
North Carolina, roe herring, half-bsrrel,
Sc so.
PoULTRY-Chickens, 50 SOFAS %, accord
ing to quality. Turkeys, Sl1@1S. Ducks,
So 1904.
EGes-13@14c.
PICS FEET-In barrels, IS 5000; half
barrels, 81 25@4 80; kegs, 81 %.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

Receipts have been very light; prices re-
m ain firm at quotations. The demand for
all grads OF cattle has been good. The
prospects for good market the coming week
are Very favorable. Quotations:
CORN FED CArTLE-Choice TO extra, Ga
SIC.
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, 43@5c; good, 4tA
Ate; fair to medium, Sf(93}c; common, "a
24c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Choice wool sheep
per h., &c; medium, per ID, 5@54c; COM
mon, per head, S1G91 so; choice lambs, per
h., 7@73c; medium, pr head. S3@3 so
HoGs-Cho Dice corn-fed, 6i@63c; medium
and heavy, 54@6c; common, 595lc.
Cows AND CALvEs-Good milch cows with
young calves, per head, S20@4O; yearliugs,
s6@9.
ST. LOUIS, May 14-Hogs dull aud low
er; Workers 81 1907 20; mixed 20 good
packing a@7 20; butchers TO extra. 81 25@
40. Receipts, $500; shipments 900 Cat.
tie 10 light supply and good butchers stuff
steady but heavy. Shipments slow; receipts
2300
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The Vint Shinkle, Capt. NJ. NJ. Deem, is
the Friday packet for Cincinnati.
The John A. Seudder, Capt. VIM. Baker,
is due down early this morning for New
Orleans.
THE q. P. Schenck, Capt. J. L. Carter, is
the next o. Line packet due down for New
Orleans.
The Dean Adams, Capt. Thos. A. Foster,
is the Lee-Line packet this evening at 5
o'clock for Oaceola and the upper bends.
Hugh Tomlinson and Chas. Bourne are her
clerks.
THE Kate Adams, Capt. Mark r. Cheek,
is the United States mail packet Tomorrow
evening at o'clock for Arkansas City and
! ali way landings. E. w. Outlaw has charge
of her office.
THE Coahoma, Capt. Marsh Miller, lie the
packet this evening at 5 o'clock for
Helena, Friars Point and all way landings.
A. L. Cummins is her clerk, assisted by
Plat Rhodes and Will Ashford.
The Hard Cash, Capt. Ed C. Postal, is the
packet this evening at o'clock for all points
on White river, going through TO Jackson.
port and making connections with packets
for upper White and Black rivers. Charles
M. and Joseph Postal are her clerks.
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MOVEMENTS AT The LEYEE.

ArrivaLs. - Golden Rule, New Orleans
City of St. Louis, New Orleans; Cons Miliar
CINCINNATI; Belle Memphis, st. Louis
Hard Cssh, White River.
Departures. - Golden Rule, Cincinnati
Cons Millar, Cincinnati; City Of Vicksburg,
St. Louis; City of st. Louis, ST. Louis
Belle Memphis, Vicksburg; Rene Mscready
St. Francis river; Ida Dsrrsgh, Arkansa;
river.
Boat IN PoTt-Hard Cash.
Boats Due DoWB.-Dean Adams and Johr
A. Scudder.
Boats Due Up.-Coahoma and Chas. Nor
gan.
Receipts Yesterday.
City Of 81. Louis-40O brls sugar and lot
sundries.
Hard Cash drought cut of White river)
rs bales cotton, 1886 sks seed and % pkgs
sundries.
Belle Memphis-6S6 drv barrels, % wei
barrels, 2 hhds bacon, 4S4 SKIS grain, 26 nd
stock, l bale cotton, and 81 pkgs merchan.
disc.
Golden Rule-20 hhds sugar, 2I5 brls
sugar, so brls molasses, 20 brls onions, Is
brls potatoes, "a SKIS salt and 100 pkgs mar
chandise.
Cons Millsr-S63 brls -four, IS brls whisky
% brls oil, 800 brls cement, 20 tea bacon, 629
empty barrels, 255 bxs canned goods, l2O aka
corn and bran, 1889 bars iron, 3l5 bdls iron,
IT'S pkgs furniture, $50 bdls epokes, and 400
pkgs sundries.
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Above
STATIONS. low water
Rise. I Fal
Feetl Inch
Feet. Inch Feet. Inch

below nigh water marksloH
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Time. Bar. rheT. Wind: Weather.
. ;:: e. 81: :5E 4 s 81:
MaxI.num temperature, II.
Minimum temperature, So
Rainfall, .49.
NEW ORLEANS, May 15.-Night-Arrived:
Future City and barges, St. Louis. Departed
viii 8. Hays, Cincinnati.
WHEELING, May 15.-Noon-River feet
inches, and rising. Weather cloudy ana cool.
cloudy and cool.
PITIsBURe, May 15.-Noon-River feet
4 inches and rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
Night-Riyer feet inches, and rising. Weather
clear and cool.
V1cKsBUEe, May 15.-Nigbt-Departed:
S. L. Wood and tow, Pittsburg, am; W: W. o.
Neal and tow, Pittsburg, am; City OF Proyi-
dence, St. Louis, IL am
ST. LOUIS, May 15.-Night-River risen
gauge. weather cloudy and cool. Departed: Ar
kansas City, Yicksburg.
LOUISVILLE, May 15.-Night-River sta
tionary. with feet s inches in the canal, and 4
| feet inches in the chute on the falls Weather
| clear and cool. Ne arrivals or departures.
CINCINNATI, May 15.-Noon-River IL feet
inches, and falling Weather cloudy; thermoue-
ter s9o. No arrivals departures Night-River Il
Ieet, ana tanlng. weather ciouuy anu very COOL,
Departed: Paris C. Brown, New Orleans
EVANSVILLE, May 15.-Noou-River fall
| ing, with 10 feet riches by the gauge Weather
cloudy and cold; thermometer 81. Departed
| VIII Kyle, New Orleans, m. Night-R1yer IL
| feet inches large, and falling. Business falr
| weather cloudy and cold; thermometer % 70 90
CAIRO, May 15.-Noon-River "a feet
inches, and falling Weather cloudy and cool
Arrived: John A scudder, st Louis, midnight
| Com monwealth, Vicksburg, an Departed
Commonwealth ST. Louis. am. Night-Rivel
| "a feet inches, and falling. Weather clear AND
| COOL Arrived: Z. 5. Hayes and barses, ST. Louis
| pm. q. P. Schenek, Cincinnati, PM W:
HaIhday, New Orleans, pm. Departed: '" r
Halliday, st. Louis, pm.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Homes for the Merchant
And Mechanic,
IN THE TOWN OF LUCY.

WE will sell at public auction, FOR CASH. in
w The town OF LUCY, or the Chesapeake,
Ohio and Southwestern railroad, 10 miles from
the city OF Memphis, on
Thursday, May IL, at Ii O'Clock, sharp,
Fifty VALUABLE RESIDENCE and BUSINESS
LOTS. The town OF Lucy is situated in the most
desirable portion OF Shelby county, on the great
Southwestern railroad from Norfolk 10 Memphis.
Six trains pass over this road daily, CIV
ing every facility TO persons doing bust
ness in the city of Memphis. The
town Of LUCY Is located in thickly settled part
OF the county, filled with thriving population OF
farmers and fruit growers. The face OF the c0un-
try is partly table and partly rolling land. healthy
and productive. The finest springs Of free stone
water in the country in this town. This sale is
made to close out this property, and buyers may
rely upon IL being done without any reservation.
lTfhe title is good and taxes ali paid. Terms
cash. Trains leave Memphis for Lucy. Sale at
S:I0a am. n w. 40 YSTEk a co.,
Auctloneerg.
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TINeEs-Middling, 91Sc; good middling &c.
sTAINS-Good ordinary, SIC; low middling, S1sc;
midoilng, 94c.
MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.