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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-20
Peabody Hotel Handicap $500
Added.

For all ages, n Handicap Sweepstake, $50
each. half forfeit, or $40 II declared; WelghtS
to be announced March 18th, and declare,
tons TO be made n or before April 18th. All
declarations void unless accompanied with
the money. S7O0 added by the prOprietorg Of
the Peabody Hotel. The second to receive
$50, and the third $50. Winners Of any race
to the value of $1,000 or upward, after the ap-
pearance of the weights to carry five p0u nds
extra. One and One-sixteenth miles. 10 be
run Tuesday, May 4th.
Gray 4 Co, enter b Q jim Gray, 8, Ten
BrOcck-Alico Gray.
j. COM oily gr g Joe Shelby, a Pat Malloy
-Gabriella.
Pawncc stables, br Phil Lewis, 6, Hiawatha
Emma Smith.
Q. b. Long, Warfellow, 3, LongfollOw-
W. i. Clark, Forrest, a., Bay Dick
RI G. Pate, Monogram, a., Buckden-
MOnomania.
r. @: Pate, b BOatman, a., Bonnie Scot
land-Valerian.
r. @. Pate, or Editor, 4, EnQuirer-Alice
h. q. Pate, b g King Kyrle, 5. Kyrle DAILY
-Gilli6owcr,
Highlander-Lady Of the Lake.
g. b. Morris, b Bersan, 4, Ten Brock
Sallie NJ.
q. D. Morris, Favor, 1, Pat Malloy-
Fayorite.
- VI. ID; Moirls' en- III HhHiHis' ~ "'V"'
VIM, Mulkey, blk JOquito, 5, Lucifer-
Chiquita.
u, 4 }; Christy, CHI BONANZA, 4, ice
h 3. CsTmoSs 'InR Woodward, 8. Ten
BrOcck-Ida Kinney.
LaMasney Bros b h Longyiew, 4, Long
fellow-Fann Malone.
LaMasney Bros, CHI Climax, g. John Car
ter-Paradise.
G. W. Poole, b McBowling, a., Tom
BOwlinR-Lorentia.
Mason & Son, IN Pink Cottage, q Buck
den-Beatrice.
Mason \ Son, IN Polly Yates, 4, Barney
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ed Corrigan, b Hattie carli,le, 8, Long
fellOw-Nentutia.
I'd Corrigan, CHI Sister Monica, 3, Spring
bOk-Alma.
Ed Corrigan, b Swi ney, s, Ten Brock
Nora Creena.
Ed Corrigan enters Oh Irish Pat, a., Pat
MailOy-Ethel.
Ed Corrigan, b Freeland, n. .LongielloW-
Belle knight.
Ed Corrigan, br IN Pearl jennings, A.,
Lilaps-Mary Howard.
Mack Lowden, BIZ Twilight, a., Quarter
master-LiZzie.
Mack Lowden, b ROwdy Boy, a., Silent
Friend-Mauda.
John Bradford, oh M Fleur-de-Lis, A., EX-
chauge-Glen Flora.
Jake Johnston, b Fletch Taylor, 5, Glen
garry Bonnie Harold.
Callahan " Co.. CHI IN Miss Brewster, 5,
SpringbOk-Annie L,
j. A. Batchelor, IN Princess, 6, Princeton
-ROxaine.
j. Wilson Il Co IN homage, s, King Ern-
est-Minority.
q. II Pettingill, ch Valet, n War Dance
Ella Breckenridge.
J. S. Campbell, oh Ligan, 8, Bob Wooley
Ida Nay.
j. S. Campbell, ch Kioba, s, Long Bow
Linda Lewis.
j. T. Williams, CHI Joe Cotton, 4, King
AlfCnso-Inyerness.
J. I. Williams, br Pat Sheedy, 3, Lisbon
-Fleurilla.
Ut. Williams, b Panama, 3, King Alton
sO-llester.
j. D. Davis, b Rambal, 4, Glen AthOl-
0relia.
J. d. Davis, ch g, Hottentot, 8, King Ben
Miss Grassland.
p. Berry, CHI Lord Coleridge, 4, Buckden
-Uatina.
Ut. Williams, Big MOnteEuma, 3, Lisbon
Robert j. Lucas, h Phillip 5, 5, Leinster,
Lille Simpson.
Robert J. Lucas, CHI Porter Ashe, 3, Joe
Hooker-Abbis W.
Robert j. Lucas, b fAstoris, 3, Athlete
Eufydice.
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CASTOR Hotel sIakes-ssOO Added.

For two-year olds, $50 entrance, half
forfeit, or $40 II declared on or before April
18th. All declarations void unless accom-
panied with the money; $500 added, Of when
500 to second, third to save stake. Winner
of any stake Of the ya'ue ofSlO0O or upward
to carry three pounds extra; of two or more
stakes -of any value, five pounds extra
0ne-half mile.
Light Heart,
Gray K Co. onte. ch & John Gray, by Mon
r. G. Pate enters b MOnika, by Fern
cliffe--MonOmania.
II. G. Pate enters Oh c Crittenden, by Fern
cliffe-Kate Mattinsly.
@. II Bracket & Co. enter ch I Belle
Bracket, by Milner-Rose McClernand.
G. ii. Bracket \ Co enter b Nina b., by
VOltigeur-Miss Hit.
q. Il. Morris enters CHI Ermine, by Ten
Broeek-Sallie M.
WIN. Mulkey enters Virginia, by Nir-
ginius-Emma Nc.
LaMasney Bros. enter b Belle BrOecki by
Ten Broeck-Belle Of the West.
Ed COrrigan enters b Rose. by Falsetto-
Lilly Duke,
I'd CorriEan enters br Jennie T., by Fall
settO-Queen Victoria.
Ed Corrigan o. ters CHI Peacemr ker, by
LisbOn-Peaceful.
Mack Lowden enters ch Paragon, by
PlenipO-WissahickOn
Mack LOwden enters CHI QuartertelloW,
by Observation-Disclosures ..,...
Johnston q Thomas enter CHI Eddie Wills
by Enquirer-Peytonia Barry.
X. Q. Pate enters CHI fSchillie z" By Plen-
ipo-ADnie Q.
J. t. Williams enters b 9 Tom Hoed, by
Virgil-La Belle Helene.
j. T. Williams enters b Q jim Mclaughlin,
by King Alfonso-Vis-a-Vis;.
j. I. Williams enters Jennie Juno, by
King Aifonsc-Virga.
II. ID. Bellew enters CHI John Norton, by
John Bull-Bertie Norton.
Us. Campbell enters b Ira Il. Bride, by
Versailles-Msllie Merrill.
II. h. Maddox enters Oh Germanin, by
GermantOwn-Delle Bost0n.
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THE INNAN PARTY
SHOWN THE SIGHTS or THE
BLUFF CITY.
st. LOais and Her Ambition 20 BE.
come a Cotton Mart-Gen.
eral Notes.

The Inman party was driven about
the city yesterday in carriages, at
tended by President MADDEN, Messrs.
]. T. FaTgason, j. Q. Nicely, r. d.
Frayser, L. IL. Hartmus, James Lee,
IT,, NJ. Burke and w. j. Crawford.
they visited the elevator, congresses,
oil mills, Cotton Exchange, and drove
out Adams and other residence
streets, winding up at the Chesapeake,
Ohio and Southwestern railroad,
where the Inman private car was in
waiting, having been attached - the
regular train. Amidst the popping of
corks and tinkling OF glasses which
preceded the signal for departure the
gentlemen INDUCED in speculatons
about the future Of the South and OF
Memphis in particular, drinking a
closing cup to the success of the pro-
ject for building bridge over the
river at this point.
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Unhappy 80. Louis.

The recent meeting of the presi-
dents of trunk lines North and Esst,
held in New York, has resulted in
disComfture 10 ST. Louis, which city
aspires to become a cotton center
The people Of st. Louis claim that
the presidents Il Eastern railroads do
everything possible to favor their
great rival, Chicago. Relative to this
question a meeting was held in St.
Louis on Saturday last, during which
was submitted the request OF certain
cotton factors to have ratios on COM
pressed cotton from East st. Lous to
New England and Atlantic coast
points adjustt to the recent reduc-
ton by water lines Il ON New Orleans.
The question engaged the attention OF
the committee for quite II while, and
was fipa'ly decided that no reduction
could be made in justice to the rail
WAYS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-20
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI--sATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1856

R. c. Pate, T Belle Tate, Great Ton
q. 'H iBraskrtt 4 Co., Peacock, 4, imp.
Higblander--L Lady Of the Lake.
q. b. Morris, ch WhiIsis, 4, Great Tom
q. D. Morris, b fErOr.4, Glonels- Blum
WIN. Mulkey, blk h JOquta, S, Lucifor-
p. ). Carmody, rs, VIM. b. Woodward, S,
Ten Hroeck-Ida Kinney,
Wm. W. Forrest, Dave Hancock, 3,
Henry Hill-Mayhower.
r. J. Person, b Roy Boy, 8, Quarter
master-Alfreda.
LaNasney Bros, b PetticOat, s, Alarm
Lay g. S w. Poole. McBovlur, a., Tom
BOwling-Laureptia.
Ma.ss & Sons. m Polly Yates, 4. Barney
Williams-Sangamona.
I'd Corrigan. b swinoy, S, Ten Brock
Mack Lewdsr, b ROWdy Boy, A., Silent
johnson { Thomas, b c Spalding, 4, Billet
Rife l..
Jake johnson, b { Amanda Brown, 4, NY
Abe Perry, or Empire, 5, Enquirer
j. b. Davis, eh Lisland, I, LisbOn-Miss
j, I. Williams, br g Pat sheedy, 3, Lisbon
j. 7. Williams, eh Bob Miles, 5, Pat NAL
loy--Dolly Morgan.
". l.. Collins, fUltimatum, 4, King Al
fonsO-Ultima.
j. S. Collins, b John Sullivan, q Mon
arcbist-Goneril.
j. S. Campbell, CHI h Kioba, {, Longbow-
James Cation, Strabismus, 4, Alarm
Flora.
G. Il. Peltingill, ell Valet, 8, War Dance
Ella Breckinridge.
j. A. Batchelor, b m Princess, &, Prince
tOn-ROXaline.
Trowbridge 4 Dyer, ch IN Juliet N, a, Lee
laps-Alcana,
ID Abram, b Charley Lucas, 8, Buckden
Vic.
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Handicap steepIechase stake-SIOO
added.

Twenty-Five dollars entrance, or
only SIS il declared out 500 added, Of
which 500 TO second, third to save stake.
Weights to be 0AnOuncod by noon of tho
second day of the meeting, and declarauons
to be made through the entry-boN on the day
previous TO the race al the usual hour Of
closing. Declarations void If not accom-
panied with the money, Three or more
horses, the property of different owners, to
start, or no race. Long inside course.
About one and thTee-quartcr miles. To be
run Saturday, May Sth.
James q. Tompkins, eh p Line a., Pat
Malloy-Mary l..
James G.. Tompkins, b Bucephalus, s.,
War Dance-Bank Stock.
May X Co., b & Sl0cum, 8, Glenelg-Dot.
John Grayer, CHI G Aurelian, o., Sping-
bOk-Aurelian.
Pulford 4 Troy, b Judge jackson, a.,
Observation-Disclosures.
Abe Perry. or Empire, 5, Enquirer
Alice Murphy.
+. b. Harper, b c Tennessee, 4, Ten Brock
Lizzie Hoover.
f. D. Harper, gm Gray Dawn, 4, Tep
Broeck-Gray Helen.
j. u. Davis, b & Tomahawk, 6, Great Tom
queen of the Vest.
}. s. Campbell, b & John Sullivan, A.,
onarchist-GOneril.
Falls City Stable, b & Claude Brannon, A.,
Buckden-Sallie heody.
r. Shea, CHI e Ascoli, ~, SprinEbok-
Astoria.
II. Shea, King Dutchman, a., Longfel-
lnM-Llttle Girl.
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Tennessee Derby-s0OO Added

For three year Odds, $50 entrance,
half forfeit, $40 if declared on or before
April 18th: all declarations void unless &C
oompanied with the money; 500 added, of
which 500 to second, third to save. stake.
One and One-hali miles. To be run Wednes-
day, May 5th,1SS6.
Gray & Co enter oh Lucas, Faustus-
Lady Restless.
Gray & Co enter Jim Gray, Ten Brock
Alice tray.
RCPate fanny Hyde, Enquirer-Alico
K 9 Pate b fPrima Donna, Plepipo-An-
ME c..
Q Ii Bracket & Co CHI Willie Martin,
Watson Patti.
g B Morris b Con CreSan, Ten Brock
Platina.
Ed Corrigan b Hattie Carlisle, Long
fellow-Venturil.
Ed Corrisaq CHI Mary Payne. Lilaps -
Mary Howard.
Ed Corrigan br B Ferguson, Long
fellOW-0leander,
Williams b C Panama, King Alfonso 49,
Hester.
J S Campbell cJH Tenton, voldEour -
Cousin Kate.
Coburn & Co Asceola, Frogtown-
Altoona
j T Williams Moutezuma, Lisbon
Peaceful.
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SCrOi'ula Of Lungs Re-
lieVed.

am nov forty nine years old, and have
suffered for tho last fifteen years with alung
trouble. Several members Of tho family on
my mothers side Of the house had died with
consumption, and tho doctors were all
agreed in their opinion that had con,ump-
ton also. had all the distressing symp-
toms OF that terrible disease. have spent
thousands Of dollars to arrest the march OF
this disease; | have employed all of the
usual methods, not only in my own case,
but in tho treatment of other members OF
my family, but temporary relief was all
that | obtained. | WIS unit for any manual
labor for several years. by chance came
into possession Of pamphlet on y" Blood
and Skin Diseases" from tho office OF swift
Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga, A frioud recon-
monded the use of SwiNs Specific, claiming
that no himself had beon greatly benefited
by its use in some lung troubles. resolved
to try II. About four years ago | commonced
To take s. 5. 3. according to directions. l
found Il an invigorating tonic, and have used
about lfty bottles. The results are most 70
markablo. Ny cough has left me, my
strength has returned, and ! weigh sixty
pounds moro than ever did in my iiie.' ~
has beon three years since l stopped tho
use of tho medicine, but | have hud no re-
turn OF the disease, and there are no pains
OF weakness felt 10 my lungs. | 10 the hard
est kind of mechanical work, and feel aB
well Ms | ever felt since was boy. Tae'c,
i know, arc wonderful statements to make,
but am honest when / say that owe my
existence aud health to-day TO Swilps Spe-
oihc. IL is the only medicine that brou, ht
me any permanent relief do not say thar
Swift's Specific will do this In every case,
but most positively affirm that II has done
this much for me, and / would be recreaut
To tho duty owe TO suffering humanity " |
failed to bear this cheerful testimony 10 the
merits of this wonderful medicine. | am
wall hnown in tho eitV of MOntROmDfy. and
can refer 10 some Of the best citizens In the
city. I. j, hOLT,
Montgomery, Ala, juno 25, 1885.
Swiit's Specific ia entirely vegetable.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
TIM SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer a Atlanta On
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I ADY AGENTS-Astually clear $40 daily
IL with my wonderful New Patent Rubber
Ind rgarmeBt for females. One lady sold 90
drst two hours. MRS. g. LITTLE,
LOok-box AS, Chicago, Ill.
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Sporting Notes.
Nashville has signed Dundon.

Nashville has signed Dundon.
Charleston has released w. Laverty
"Plucky" Chattanooga has signed S.
D. Kent.
The Sam Brown stable at Louisville
numbers nineteen.
III. Morton and Will Q. Ryan are
coed managers.
ATLANTA will make dates with the
Philadelphia League team.
"BLoNDY" PURCELL, Atlants's mana
ger, is called the home-run hitter.
Gabe Caldwell hiss added Chantilly
to the string in his training charge.
AUTHORITIES think Sultan OF last
years Atlantis is the best pitcher now
unsigned.
The Christy string shortly leaves
New Orleans for Memphis and then
goes East.
West, Col. Sam Browns jockey,
was injured in runaway at Louisville
last week.
PRECEDENT PRoUDFIT has appointed
McQuade rs one of the umpires.
Greer, Brennan and Bowers will doubt
lsss be appointed.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

I10K City Property, 8 small Farms, miles
u from city, Old Raleigh road will sell on
long time. Address P. K, 80 Madison So.
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Il. II. CAMPBELL Il Co.
.4S4 West Randolph St, Chicago. Ill.

LNEATHERS-Ten thousand pounds, old
IL or new, by SAMUEL GABAY, agent
and Commission Merchant, 400 Shelby st.
Send for prica.list.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-20
DrnpRist's NtOrY.

Mr.. Isaac Q. Chapman, druggist,
Newburg, N. Y, writes us: 81 have
for the paSt ten years sold several
gross of DIR. William Halls BalEan for
the Lungs. can cay Of It what |
cannot say OF any other medicine, ]
have never heard customer speak of
it bat to praise its virtues in the high
est manner. l have recommended it
in a great many cases of whOoping
cough, with the happiest effects. /
have used II in my own family for
many years; in fact, always have
bottle in the medicine closet ready for
use.n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-20
New GByOsO Hotel SeIIIBg Sweep
sIAke-SSOO Added.

For three year Olds and upward, a
sweepstake Of $50 each half forfeit, with $500
added by the pp0prietors of the New Gayoso
Hotel. The secOp 70 receive $50 and the third
10 save stake. The winner to be sold at auction
for $500, unless entered TO be sold for less.
when the selling price shall be stated
through the entry box at the usual hour for
the closing Of entries the day previous TO the
race; II 10 be sold for 5000, TO be allowed
FIVE pounds; IL for 600, TO he allowed eight
pounds: il for s2000. ten pounds; and one
pound TO be allowed for each Sl60 lets, down
10 SlOO0, which shall be the minimum selling
price. Beaten horses not liable TO be claimed.
Oue mile and one fuFl0ng. To be run
Thursday, May 9th.
Gray & Co. enter c Lucas, 3, Paustus-
Lady Restless.
j. Connolly, g joe Shelby a., Pat Malloy
--Gabriella,
Pswnee Stable. brs Phil Lewis, 6, Hia-
Watha-EmmR Smith.
r. @. Pate, b. King Kyrle, 8, Kyrls Da-
ley-GillihoWer.
R. G. Pate. Oh G DsIoke, Harry 0'FsllOn
-sallie Boswell.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-20
Advice IN MOtI,ers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as "bright ss button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. II soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
a hottie.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-20
HOLSTEIN CATTLE.
The Result Of the Continued sales
Rt 1he stock Yards.

The sale OF Holstein cattle wsB con-
tinued at the Stock Yards Thurday, re-
sulting in disposing of the balance Of
the animals remaining in the yards.
Four heifers two esrsold sold for 1925 I;
two young bulls, 1915; thirty calves,
S2045. This concludes the sale Of the
1919 head imported by Messrs. Archi-
bald 4 Go. in August last.
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MIR. DUGEN-The blacksmith, is wanted
N Immediately by q. II. Parson, 175 Front.
Pirst-class wheelwrightand frst-class horse
sheer wanted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-20
Montgomery stakcs-sIOOO Added.

Sweepstakes for all ages, 800 en-
trance, half forfeit. and only s2j If declared
on or before April 18th; a declarations void
unless accompanied with the money; $1,000
added ,--of which $3.50 to second aud third 10
save stake; one and one-quarter miles; TO
be run Friday, May 18th.
r. c. Pate enters e Monogram, a., Buck
den-Monomania.
X. c. Pate enters b Clay Pate, 4, En-
quirer-WaG pee.
r, G. Pate enters or g Iditon, 4, Enquirer
Alice Murphy.
q. b: Marvin, b Bersan. 4, Ten Brock
sallie NJ.
G. d. Marvin, b Favor, 4, Pat Molloy-
FaYOrte.
La Masney Bros, b h Longyiew, 4, Long
fellOw-Fannie Malone.
Ed COrrigan, b Freeland, a, Longfollow
Belle Knight.
Ed Corrigan, ch m MOdosty, 5, War Dance
Ballet,
IA COrrisnn, oh Irish Pat 4, Pat Malloy
Ellie.
1T. Willisms. oh Joe Cotton, 4, King
Alfonso-lnverness.
j. II. Williams, CHI Bob Miles, :, Pat
Mall0y-DOlly Morgan.
J. 5. Campbell, OBJ m Punko, 4, Ventila-
tor-Nina.
Lille Simpson.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-20

The schedule of the Southern
League which, as announced in a spe-
cial dispatch to the APPEAL, was fixed
at Atllnta on Wednesday, has been
received. While some of the clubs
preferred an entirely different arrange
ment, it is thought that the four-game
series will save large amount OF tiav-
cling expenses. There ID no question
but that the different clubs will be
very much stronger than last year,
and will be more evenly matched, and
hence will draw much better. Games
will be p aged by the Memphis club
at home and abroad as follows:
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A Valuable Paten.

Dnnoy's (BOrse) Corn and Pea Plan
ser.
uAViNu perfected my invention, / wish
II place ~ before the public, especially
manufacturer. Az Corn Planter, It IL a
perfect 81, cess-Opens the drill, diftribHtos
tho seed ace, ratoly, uninierod, and covers
tho same, thereby one man performing the
work of three. Thos have boGu used in
this section for over dozen years v tn por-
feet satisfaction. Can give rospog siblo test
Address
JOHN ii. DANCY, Danoyvills.
Haywood cOuutv, IrNn
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VOID COuNI ERFEITs,

Send us 25 cents, and We will send yod BY
return mail a box of tho senuine DR.. @. Mo
Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills and eight
handsome cards. over hlty million boxes
have been used BY the people of tho u. s.
What better certificate could they hayO'
FLEMING BROS, Plttsburg, Pa.
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There seems to be no doubt at all
row of Van Bibber being the cham
pom, as with each session he is gain
ing on his record. May6eld climbed
10 second place, aud believes that if
the contest lasted longer he could de-
feat Drake.
The evening session gave the tol-
lowing result:
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RECEIVERS OFFICE
Exchange National Bank
NORFOLK. VA Feb. I6. 1856.

PROPOSALS will BIO received at this Office
i until Saturday, March q, 1856, for the
purchase ofthe hereinafter mentioned prop
erty in its entirety, and also for pieces or
parcels of the same-reference being had to
descriptive lists Of said prOperty-which
lists, stating terms Of sale, will be furnished
upon application TO the undersigned, The
right to reject any ard all bids is reserved:
VIZ:
The extensive and valuable property To-
Gated in Norfolk and Portsmouth,, Va,
known as the "eeaboard Cotton Compress
Company of Norfolk. Va.," consisting Of:
l. The Franchise, which, among other priv,
ileges, authorizes the storage Of cotton and
other merchandise, and the Issue OF negoti-
able receipts therefor.
.. Its plant, which consists OF three (3l
frst-class improved cotton congresses; two
~ steam tugs; three 49, transportation
barges. All the adjuncts necessary. TO well
equipped establishment Of this character.
Its fro proof warehouses, seven ~ in NUM-
Der, of capacity for storage of 4,OCO bales
uncOmpressed cotton.
It's four "a frame warehouses metal roofs)
capacity, many Thousands tons Of iertili-
u re, salt, etc.
It's wharyes and docks, which afford ample
room for bCrthing at the same time ten sea-
going. steam or sailing vessels. The area of
the warehouse and dock property in Ports
mouth is aboUt6h acres, together with all its
other property, which is fully described in
the listg above referred 10.
WA. III. PETERS, Receiver.
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III UKbE-A BnIeI r6IIADIb INUIIy .DUKky
II ho1se-one well known to the citizens
of Memphis. Apply at the livery stable Of
f. A. JONES i co.
THR OLD HEN ISLAND In sight Of
l. Memphis; 1850 acres, of which about 800
cleared and very rich land. A bargain can
be secured by application to
q. B. BRYAN & co.
TBNN ESsER STATE CERTIFICATES
Re ~eiyeLIA 'n- snv and all dues TO the
STATE OVERT0N h qROSVRN0R.
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To.night MI elose the tournameI
DyeIng ana Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned
or dyed in any color, also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers and lace curtains by
Louis Reigel, So Jefferson street, Mem
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express.
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THE COSTEST
or the Typos for Ihe MedRl-Van
Bibber stiu Leading.

The type-setting tournament is
growing more interesting as it reaches
the climax. The afternoon session
yesterday produced the following
record:
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St. Agnes Academy.

FTNHE SPRING SESSION will open mon
l. DAY the lat Of February. Terms-f75,
ass Of the pupil. For frstber particulars
pply to the Lady Superior,
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MByhaId held second place once
more, but Drake has n majority Of 262
ems in tho total record, which the
Ardldache man will find hard t. wipe
ont in the last two sessions. Totils
up u last night:
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CO. 2MCERY SALE
Or
REAL ESTATE

40. sos, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
oourty-State 81 Tennessee for iS own
use, etc, VS.. p. NJ. Winters ct al.
10y virtue OF an interiooutory decree ior
"a day q Move n Der, 1855, N. b: 20, page
rs, / eiH seli, al public auction, To ing hign-
est bidder, in front o. the CLERK ara mas
ter's once, courthouse Of Shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn, on
satarday, February 20, 1855,
within Ie.a hours, the following deseripsd
property, situatod in Memphis, ShelDy
county, Tennessee, to-wit; Part OF oloeR -
eonutry lot lS6, 50 feet mont by 200 teet deeps
eat side OF Third street, SO feet south Of the
s"utb line Of couutry lot 4So. Sold rs prop
erty of z. NJ Winters and others.
Terms OF Sale-On a credit OF SIX months;
note with security bearing interest rnguired;
len retained; redemption barred. Tristan
10, 1886. -
ByJ. 81. Bradley. Deputy Q. and N,
Eli. az, W. Heiskell, soils.