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A Poisoned Well.

READING, Pa, November 20.-An old
well which has been abandoned for many
years was opened recently on the farm OF
Thomas Poole, in Pennsylvania township,
Chester county, to furnish water for an
engine. Miss Annie Poole, Frank Town
send, Edward Macksy and others drank
OF the water, and became terribly i'll.
Miss Poole and Townsend died yesterday
after a painful and lingering suffering,
Mackay and the others are slightly bet
ter. 1t is believed that the water was i'm
pIegna,ed with deadly mineral pnisnn.
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A GOOD WORD
Fer the ''Old Reliable" from an Ex-
perieneed Hand.

Pima Bluff Commercial: "The Memphis
APPEAL is indeed the leading Southern
journal. We have frequently been asked
which wss the best paper, the APPEAL OF
the C0urier-JourndL, We answer for our
section # the country the APPEAL is the
standard as a Southern journal. North of
the Ohio river we dare say the Courier Jour.
nal, on account of its idioCyncrasies, is the
most popular of the two papers. Subscribe
for the API EAL, either daily or weekly, il
You wish a true representative journal and
on of the beet newspapers ia the South
west, And ia conclusion, We viii say that
this article is written upon our own mo-
ton snd With a sincere desire to TO our
u:m ,st ability ".ead the bind by a way
they know n,t-to make crooked things
straight hefore them
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Improvement in the Bessemer steel
Process.

PITTssURG, Pa, November 20.-An inn
provement has been made on the Bassem-
er steel process at the Edgar Thompson
Steel Works, which it is said will have the
effect of making Bessemer steel equal in
quality to crucible steel, at about one
tenth the price. The change consists in
the thorough mixing OF the Spiegel iron,
or Manganese, with the motion iron in
the ladle, SO az to uniformly csrbonizs it.
Bessemsr steel can be produced at a co t
of / ent to II cent a pound, while that
made in crucible costs at least II cents a
pound.
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The Annapolis savsI Academy.

WASHINGTON November 20.-Capt. Ram
say, superintendent of the naval academy,
in hi- snnusl report to the Secretary of
the Navy, recon lends that permits for
admission as cadets be issued one year
prior to the time fxei for examination,
and renews The recommendation that ali
candidates for admission be required to re-
port for examination on the 18th day of
May. The number Of cadets to go on the
next practice cruise renders it necessary
that q ship to taKe the place Of the lie
Capt. Ramsay, be impossible to do Justice
to the cadets and give them the required
instruction with only one practice ship.
He recommends that selections for the
line, engineer corps and marine corps be
mad at the end of the four years course
instead of the six years couree.
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Nervous. DeniI,,n,ed Men.

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S. Treat OF Chicago, treasurer. Board of
Directors: R. B. Jenny of Chicago, @. E.
Illsley of st. Louis. E. II. Taylor of Des
Moines, W. w. Willard of st. Paul and
Sidney Smith of Omaha. The report was
adopted and the nominees unanimously
elected. Chicsgo WIS selected as the next
place OF meeting. The report of the Com
mittee on Statutory Revision was referred
to a committee representing the different
States,
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Parneu synpathixers-

LINCOLN, NIB November 20.-A very
large aud enthusiastic mass-meeting of
Parnell sympathizsrs was held here last
night, with Mr.. Patrick Egan as chairman.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Egan, Jude
Fitzgerald OF Cincinnati, and the Hon. J.
Sterling Morton. The gentlemen based
Ireland's woes upon the protective lave
made by the English government years
ago. Twenty-Five hundred dollars were
contributed to tbs Parnell fund. A cable
gram was sent to Parnell pledgiDg aid and
sympathy.
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Blown Up by n ExpIosfon OF n Val.
cemfxer-

CoLDwATER, MICH, November 20.-Dr.
Allen U pc, a prominent dentist of this
city, while using a vulcanizsr yes eYday
afternoon, had his arm blown blown OF
and was severely wounded in the breast
by the explosion of the vnlcsnizsT. His
arm was amputated above the shattered
fragment and near the shoulder, but ne is
in a criticai condition from the wound in
his breast.
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Army Reunion at Gettysburx.

New York, November 2O.-The officers
and soldiers OF the Third Army Corps met
yesterday at the residence of Gen. Sickles
snd msde arrangements for q reunion Of
ell the regiments and batteries belonging
to the corps at Gettysburg st the Dext an
riversary OF the battle, July 2, 1885. 1t
was decided TO erect q monument COM
memorsting the service of the corps and
mark the positions Of regiments and bat
tories at Gettysburg. An Executive Com
mittee was appointed, with Gen. Sicklss
as chairman.
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BALrIMoRs, MD ,Novsmber.-Cspt. John
Abbott, Robert rresnor, mate, and Patrick
Tally, hand, were drowned yesterday after
noon nesr the mouth OF the Pstapsco river,
IS alleged, by falling from the deck Of the
schooner John Nichols. They are said TO
have ali fallen together and all sank At the
came time. The vessel returned to port,
and the police have begun an investigation.
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Earthquake wave at an Francisco.

WASHINGTON, November 20.-The Sec
retsry of the Treasury to-day received the
following message from MIR. Colonua, As
sistant Superintendent of the coast sur
vey: "rhe coast survey reports great
earthquake waves on the Pacific ocean at
San Frsncisco, as indicated on the coast
survey tide gauge. The earthquake waves
were noticed yesterday between l and s
o'clock p m. They were thiriy-fve min-
utes apart, and wee So great as those OBJ
served during the great upheaval IN Java
son,a O r q eirno ~
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pesperste rIgnt win Hor.e.Tn,eres

GALVESTON, Tax November pa dis
patch from Coleman to the Nsus rays:
Reports received from Babb's ranch state
that two convicts who passed through the
county Wednesday riding on stolen horses
were pursued by posses of citizens and
ov~ertsken, when a desperate fight ensued,
In which two citizens were badly wound
ed. One Of the convicts was captured, the
other e~ScspiDo
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~SHERBRooKE, QUKRRc, November 90
q pholders of the government gathered in
groups last night for the purpose of pre-
venting any attempts that might be made
to burn ~efigies. Both parties were out in
strong force. Speeches were made On
amid much excitement. Two anti-gov-
eminent men were seriously injured, the
hsad of one being silt open.
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NRw YORK, November 20.-The Sun has
the following; "Willism Heath was ar
rested in Wall street yesterday afternoon
en- an order of arrest against him out of
the Supreme Court on Giovanni 2. Moro
sini's suit TO recover S4S0,e0 and that
5000 bail was required. He could net
furnish the bail, and Clerk McGonigal
took charge of him and sent him to Lnd-
low Street Jail. Mr.. Heath took his arrest
very bard. He seemed to be broken
hearted"
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struck for higher Wager.

PARIS, November 21.-The weavers in
the various mills at ST. Quentin have
struck for higher wages. Tney rioted this
morning, threatened the lives and prop
erty of the rich and broke & number OF
windows. The gendarmes were ct fist
pOwerleas to quell the disturbance but on
arrival of achievements succeeded in sr-
rested several ringleaders.
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DR.. NJ. H. Hinsdale, Kenswee, H., ad-
vises us OF a remarkable cure of consump-
ion. He SAYS: ga neighbours wife was
attacked With violent lung d sease, and
pronounced beyond help from Quick Con-
sumption. As a last resort the family was
persuaded to try DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam
for the Lungs. To the establishment of all,
by the time che had used one half dozs IN
bottles she was about the house doing her
own work. l saw her at her worst, and
had no idea she could recover"
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The yanderbiI,.Gran. MORTGAGES.

WASHINGTON, November 20.-Yesterday
there was paced on record an assignment
Of W. II. Vanderbilt of New York to Ed
ward V. w. Rossiter of Finishing, N. Y, of
the interest of the first named In two GER
tain mortgages made by Ulysses s. Grant
and Eis wife of certain Washington prop
erty received May 0, 1884, to secure the
payment # $4,000, the consideration
being Sl23,3o so, bearing the date of
Apr1l 9th last; also an a signment by E.
V. w. Rossiter to w. J. Van Arsdsle of
New York of the mortgage dated May II,
1884. from Gen. Grant and wife to Mr..
Vanderbilt, the consideration being $685.
COO. The explanation for this artion is
found in the next paper present. for
rscord-a deed from Mr.. Van Arsdale to
Catherine Seaver Peshall of lot %, F. D.
Graut'a subdivision. for $500
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Western Architects.

ST. Louis, No., November 2o.-The third
days session of the convention of the
Western Association OF Architects met
this morning. The Committee on Nom
nations submitted the following named
gentlemen as officers Of the ascension for
the ensuing year: D. Adler OF Chicago,
president; ]. Root Of Chicago, secretary
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WASHINGTON, November 2 0-The Presi-
dent made the following appointments to-
day: To be Consuls Of the United States
Preston L Beidgers of North Carolina,
at Montevideo, Uruguay: VIM. H. McArdle
of Mississip pi, at San Juan del Norte,
Nicaragua; 10 eph w. Merriam "a citiz an
If the Uli,ed States, at Iouioue, Chill;
Vim. G. Emmett of New York, at Smyrna,
Turkev-
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Troy, O., November 2O.-Lsst night
Washington Rico was awakened by some
one trying to enter his window. To his
query what was wsnted, the reply came,
Il want youU money" Rice fred, the
man fell, but rose and ran a short distsnce,
when he fell again. He had been shot in
the side. He gave his name as Joseph
Porter, and said he came from Illinois.
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Train vreckers tu Causda.

ST. THOMAS, ONT, November 20.-An
attempt was made to wreck the Glencoe
express, three miles west OF this city. on
the Airline road this evening by piling
distinctions on the track. Three broth
ers-Felix, Arthur and Henry Graham
of Wyandott9, Mich.-were arrested on
suspicion. II is believed, however, that
they are innocent of the charge.
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or at 9 West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn.
Make p. o. Money Orders payable and
address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIOSAL BANS,
New Orleans, "a.
OR
LOUISIANA NATIONAL sSk
New Orleans, La.
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
GERMANIA NATIONAL B sNK.
New Orleans, La.
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JERSEY CRY, \. J., November 90
Otto K9blsnk went to his boarding house
drunk last night and began to abuse his
isndlaey, Mrs. Sweeney. He finally Sc zsd
a kettle Of boiling water and poured it
yer the unfortunate woman. Mrs.
Sweeney is in great agony and cannot
r. AWAY
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JOHN KINKS, No. ass West Fifty. Seventh

JOHN KINKS, No. ass West Fifty Seventh
street, Nsw York, suffered with inhamma-
ton OF the ear, which was very much
swollen and so painful that he did not
sleep for three nights. Everything was
done for him without avail. He took nine
Brsndreth Pills, which acted powerfully,
pains ceased snd swelling greatly reduced
took six pills the two following Fights
and was well.
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DE-. PrERcg's "Favorite Prescription.

DE-. PIERoE's "Favorite Prescription"
perfectly aud permanently cures those dls-
eases peculiar TO females. 1t is tonic and
nervine, eiectuslly allaying and curing
those who have siekening sensations that
effect the etomsch and heart, through re-
eex action. The backache and dragging
down" sensations all disappear under the
strengthening effects of this grest r~estora-
tive. By druggists.
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WsI;Sy!Ex:EzyEE Ll3N

In case of 81 k headache, biliou ness, torpid
dyspepsia and costiveness, "DR. G. Nc
LANES CELEBRATED Liver PILLS. never fail to
relief, for both sexes and ages; they are
with regard to even the most deli
constitutions. None genuine without the
of Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa
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DUBLIN, November 2O.-A laborer
named Kelly hiss sought police protection
in this city, alleging that the Feuians had
threatened him with death unless be shot
Elk Crown Solicitor Bolton, who secured
the conviction of SO msny Of their friends
for various offsnses.
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Cattle shipments at Montreal,

MONTREAL, November 20.-The export
OF cattle from this port since the onening
OF navigation was 81, 500 head, an increase
OF $3.50 head over last year. The carrying
capacity OF ocean We sells arriving here
during the season was . 5000 ona in ex-
cess of last year. Navigation will close
bsre ct the end Of this week, the same
date as last wear.
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WoMAN,s Best FRIEND!

w UMAN,S DESI klENU
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to your co fdsncs this
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the Health and Happiness of Woman, mailed
free, which gives all particulars.
THE BRADFIEu ID REGULATOR CO,
Box d. Atlanta. Ga.
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see. Attorneys, D. II. Poston and ]. G.
Brown for appellant.
S27.-Anna E. Cameron and J. d. Cam
eron, her husband. ct. al VS.. Asa Hodges
ct. al, from the Western District Circuit
Court of Tennessee. Attorneys, D. H. &
w. K Poston for appellants.
S26.-Exteln Norton, plaintiff in error,
va. the mayor and aldermen of the town
of Dyersburg, Tenn, from the Western
District Circuit Court of Tennessee. At
torueys, D. H. & W. X. Poston for plaintiff.
S3i.-W. G. Kahn, plsintif in error, vs..
Mary Nelson ct al, from the Eastern Dis
trict Circuit Court of Tennessee. Attor-
ny. A. II P1ttibone for plaintiff.
9t3.-P. B. Packard, Comptroller, etc,
plaintiff in error, VS.. the Pullman South
eYn Car Company, from the Middle Dis
trict Circuit Court of Tennessee. Attor-
ney, 5. Watson for plainuf.
934-Toe State of Tennessee, plaintiff
in error, VS.. George K. Whitworth, trus-
tee of Davidson county, Tennessee, from
the Middle District Circuit Court of Ten
tiff
935.-The State of Tennessee, plaintiff
in error, VS.. george R. Whitworth, trustee
of Davidson county, Tenn, from the Mid
die Circuit Court of Tennessee. ATTORNEYS,
s. Watson for plaintiff.
936 -The State of Tennessee VS.. the
Pullman Southern Car Company, from the
Middle District Circuit Court of Tennessee.
Attorney, s. Walton for applicant.
OR. Van Brocklin ct al, plaintiffs
in error, VS.. Butler P. Anderson, commits.
sioner of revenue, ct al, from the Tonnes
see Supreme Court. Attorney, W. K, Pos
ton for plaintiffs.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
Gen. Poe's report on the government
improvements of the st. Clair Flats ship
canal, near Detroit, states that 4, 1000 yes
sels carrying 20, 000,00O of tons, annually
pass through that channel.
Miss Rose E jzsbeth Cleveland has re.
turned to the White.House with six new
tailor-made dresses from New York city.
Capt. Sam Donelson is far ahead for the
position CT door-keeper for the House. Al
present he has charge of the folding-room
and is a most genial Tennesseean, of stall
wart frame.
Mrs. Hoyt, the Presidents sister, at
tended church last Sunday in a white
straw hat trimmed with yellow. The ladie.
were shocked to see that it did not mattel
her heavy velvet dress, land the day wa
too cold for white straw ANYWAY" they said
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Col MeArdIe,s P.um.

WAsIHNGToN, November GOWN. Il.
NcArde e, VINO YVES to-day appointed ID he
United States Consul at San Juan del
Norte, Mica, aqua, is an old newspaper man
and a particular friend of Secretary
Lamar. lie lives ct Jackson, Miss. He
was very strongly Endorsed by all the
prominent men of that S ate.
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Extraordinary Semi Annual Drawing
In the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, December 5, Iss5,
Under the personal supervision and manage
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.

Higgins Looking After His Interests.
WASHINGTON, November 20.-Appoint-
meat Clerk Higgins is directing his n
ergies toward securing the position as
Sergeant-at-arms of the House of Repre-
sentatives. Mr.. Higgins has never been
exactly pleased with his present position,
though acting under the advice Of Secre-
tsry Manning, he refuses to give it up
while under fire
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LONDON, November 20.-The conference
Of the managers of the Atlantic cable
companies has been ebortive. Both sides
are defiant, and there are 10 signs of a
possible agreement. A war Of rates is
i'm DeEdiny.
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F~LEUsBURG, Prussia, November 20.-A
Germ 1n-American named Thielman, a
locksmith, has been expelled from this
place by the authorities.
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Greece-in manly and imperative tones
demands her own and stands ready to
unsheath her sword to enforce the de-
mand
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.


Panic I'm the Copenhagen Corn Trade.
COPENHAGEN, November 20.-The panic
in the corn trade in Denmark continues.
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A delegation from the ee-Trads League
Convention, recently held in Chicago,
called on the President to-day, and ursed
forms in his message. Mr.. Cleveland made
no promises. He has o yet treated of
the tariff, and is waiting to confer with
Speaker Csrli,l lie, who is i'll at present, and
others, before committing himself to any
defini.a courae of actjon
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a vOID

Send us Is cents, and We will send you by re-
turn mail a box of the genuine DR.. C. McLane's
Celebrated Liver Pills and eight h ,ndsoms cards
Over dfty million boxes have been used by the
Teopl. Of the U. s. What better certificate could
they have?
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Mississippi Tennessee r. R.Co
StOckhOlders' Meeting.
SALE
REAL ES E,

SALE
H ES ia E,
No. 1858, R. D.-Chancery Court Of Shelby cou7.
ty-Ma'ian d. Wilder ct nj. vs.. Unknown heirs
of James Shine, decd
10y yirtuo of an inteflocutory decree for sale
D entered in the above cause on tho 10th Day -
If July, 1881, NJ. B. 80. page SI9, renewed July
%, 1885, NJ B. 4s: page 2s6, and asain renewed
public auction, to the highest bidder, in front OF
the Clerk and Masters once, courthouse o. Shei-
By county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, December IL, 1855,
within legal hours, the GLOWING described prep.
erty, situated in Shelby county, Ten. 70 W.T.:
ives, and in the lltn surveyor,s District, COM
mercing at a stake . CHAINS and 90 links west OF
the Sc corner of rhe tract OF land now occupied
line of the orig nal tract Of 49, acres; thence
north 81 chains in 20 iinksto a stake in a lane;
thence east 20 chains 81 links TO the east b-un-
day line o the tract occurred hy sarah jar Git;
thence portg with tbs prolnng Fton of said line u
CHI zins and 90 lieks to a 5 ske; theme west -
hsips ana so links TO a stake: thence no 10 IL
chains and 10 I nks To a stake Il iinks vest of the
g;n-house belon mi 10 A. Wesson; then g west
q CHAINS a.d VI Iinks to the NV corner of the
tract; thu ice south 2 chains and 81 links to q
stake; thence vert 5 chains and 10 links; thence
SOU so chains 10. the soutnwest eoener Of the
tract formerly be d BY Geo. W and ,siah Ja-e
Git tseDce east slpng the south boundary Inc
of said tract 8! chains and 6 links TO the begin
ming, containing 80 80 100 acres.
Ten Of ale One ihird "a eash; balance, in
interest hearing nrt.s with personal security re-
gu red; lien re.atpsd ard rodempt on barred.
ST Mob WELL, Clerk ard Master
By II 7. Walsh, Deuuty Clerk and Msste-.
]. L. Sykes, and Myers a Snee Z. Sos. sat
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BALkY odors from Spice Islands,
Visited by the tropic brfeEs;
SoyOpONT in healthful fragrance
Cannot be surpassed by these.
Teeth it whitens, purines;
You viii use 1t II you're wise,
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.,,ak.r C~ar,,.Ie., Coud,,,on.

WASHINGTON, November 20.-speaker
Carlisie's condition is very much i'm
proved. He wa able to leave his bed
tn-iay.
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WANTED

WAITED AGENTS, kisn and wensn,.t 70
6O Sc 1.-THE CHIL0'S BIBLE"
Introduction By Rev. J. ii. Vincent, p.D. 0ls
agent has sold So in q town of 64 people,; one IS
in a village Of 5s4; one new agent IS in 10 days;
one 2S In /, successive weeks; one 20 in 5 days at
I've ditsrentl smes; E1geTieHeSs ne} G,ss's'fs
n. Dssyboyn street. Chiaaso.
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German-American Expelled from FIeus.

MONTREAL, November 20.-Forty-nine
new cases of smallpox were reported here
Yesterday.
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%PLANTATIONs For SALE.

WILL sell or exchange r desirable city prop
w erty The two finest Cotton Plar tatlons on
the Arkansas river. known as the Mit-hell and
Goodloe places, contain ne in all about 1000 acres,
u, der good state of cultivation, substantial bu Id
ings and improvements, ard we'll stocked 9TH
labor. I will be at the CASTOR Hotel. Memphis,
Friday and Saturday, November 9Th and nh,
X n LANGDAIE.
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CLEARPoIyT, ARK.


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