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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-11

GREAT THRow.-We learn from the Gin
cinnati Gazette that new steam fire engine,
the work of Latta. threw an inch and quar-
ter stream 223 feet, Saturday, on trial.
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49, EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No
49, IL, meets every Thursday evening, in the
Hall, on Water street. over the Canal Bank.
C.. W. RUDYARD, W. C. t.
a. j. O'REILLY, W. X. jai20ly
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Cheap Flour.

We are selling EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, made of
White Wheat at 20 30 per sack RETAIL at the Southern
Mills. TERMS, CASH.
sept. IGLEHEART BROTHERS.
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FARM FOR SALE.

One hundred acres of land, with from fifty to sixty
acres under cultivation, situated the Petersburgh
road, l2 miles from the city, for sale cheap Apply to
IGLEHEART & Antilles.
septlO.lOts Real Estate Agents.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

sE- The friends Of Dir. C. SCHLAMP announce
his name candidate for reelection to the Office Of
County Commissioner. spll-te.
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Helmbold,s Conpound Fluid Extract. as a

remedy for Diseases OF the Bladder Kidneys, Gravel.
Dropsy, Weakness, &c, has no equal. Read the adj
vertisement in another column headed IIelrabods
Genuine Preparation"
augI3-lm wOOLsEY SAWYER, Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~)~~-~~~~~~~-~>~~~NcO~- ~~ON1~1~~~0~-~-N~~~-
49, NOTICES in this place, II cents per line
49, one insertion; 20 cents per line three times
~ cents per line week: discount longer time.
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Brooks House Furniture and leg
Wears Lease for Sale.

THE proprietor being desirious OF en- 49,
u barking in another business, would nm
sell the above on accommodating terms to lis;
any responsible person, IL Application be llll
made hy the 1,t of EFT Der. The house Is - u
well furnished with new and substantial Furniture.
and all the necessary oatt fer carrying the bust
ness prosPerousis, being siriated the corner Of
Main and Lower First streets, making II the most COR
venient business stand In New Albany. II has nov,
and has had first rate rn transient well local
custom. II is ~ very desirable opportunity for any
person wishing I, embark in the business.
For further par culars address re PROPRIETOR by let
ter or in person, a New Albany Ind.
septS JOHN I. BROOKS, Propr.
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GREAT BARGAINS,
IN CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
q O o ID S,
AT A. ENSTINE'S

Western Star Clothing Store,
UNDER THE PAVILION HOTEL.
INTENDING to make change in my business, by
the 18th of September and to give all my friends,
customers and the public generally chance to get
some very cheap Goods; yet before retire from bust
dess, offer my entire stock Of Goods, consisting in
Ready made Clothing, Shirts, Drawers, Handker-
CHIEFS Hats, Caps Trunks and Valises at greatly RI.
duced prices. So If you want to make money,
call soon at LOBENSTINE'S
augs9-2wl Western Star Clothing Store.
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PERFECTION OF MECHANIsM.
American Improvements In
w ATc a E s.
THE BEST TIME KEEPER AT THE LOWEST
COST!
HY the aid Of great improvements in Machinery,
II and many new and altogether original invei,-
tons, we are now able to offer the publca PERFECT
WATCH at a small price. Our machines are so true
and delicate, and our system Of manufacture
plete, that every watch must lie counterpart
The are new, simple and beautiful In plan
and construction, and have been pronounced ny the
Each one is engraved APPLETON, Tracy a. Co.,
Waltham, Mass" and is accompanied by certificate
OF genuineness and
PERPETUAL WARRANTY.
We ask no man to buy these Watches merely be-
cause they are OF American manufacture. We ask
only that this fact shall not be permitted to
exclude them from consideration We claim that
8 cheap m Europe; and we ask our countrymen to
give them trial under our warranty Orders or in
quire s may be addressed to directly, any of
the aforementioned firms, who agents for the sale
OF our Watches:
Mes~s. Cooper Fellows, No. II Maiden Lane, MY.
DO f s,'ss' Sro sS No. % 90 DO 90
do Edward Mead l. Co., st. Louis.
do hildesurn Brother, Philadelphia.
do Palmer & Bachelors, Boston. 80
do Bigelow Bros. l. Kennard, do
do Duhme T. Co., Cincinnati; and o.
do Robbins l. Appleton, No. ID Maiden Lane,
New York. who agents for the transaction cf
TRACY Co.'S goods
Successors to the Boston Watch Company.
Boston Watch Factory. Waltham, Mass, July, 1857.
septi-smd&w-i. -
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COAL, NOTICE,

The price Of Coal at the BoDiAn MINES, Is at the
Pit, cents per bushel; hauled to any part Of the
city, 10 cents per bushcl.
JOHN wYMOND,
feb3 Secretary and Manager
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TOYS, 0TI0NS,
AMI RANCV GOODS

lust received full stock Of almost all the leading
81 articles in the Toy and Notion line, for my reai
and jobhing trade. With my psesent arrangement:
East shall be adding to stock every ten days and
will always be happy to see all customers who may
favor me with call, to look buy In addition TO
my former stock Of yolns, Music Boxes, Accordeonsy
Flutes, Fifes, French Harps, Banjos, &c, have IN
store four superior Boston make PIANOS, all OF which
viii lie sold low for cash, A.C PUSHEE,
sept3 No. 8 Mitchell's Block.
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AGRICULTURAL,
EVANSVILLE, Sept. LIST,
Notice..

MESSRS. PRESTON BROS. are receiving
lvA very large stock OF Groceries from the Eastern
cities, which they offer to the trade at low prices for
cash or approved paper comprising in part follows
% barrels New York Syrup;
100 bbs Crushed, Pulverzed and Refined sngars;
80 half Chests Teas, assorted;
-150 caddies do do
80 hoxes BostonH ylTaulic Candles;
1900 lbs White and Colorcd Carr ct CLAIM;
loo kegs s. c. Soda:
loo boxes do in n papers;
10 cases Sardines:
80 bbls assorted Nuts;
12 cerons Indigo;
20 casks Salt Petre;
30 hays Pepper, Spices and Cloves;
~ boxes German Fancy Pipes; r.....-
10 dozen Cedar Churns;
10 do do Buckets,
20 do Well Buckets;
10 gross German Matches;
100 mats Cassa and other Articles too nuperousS
to mention. lsept2l PRESTON BROS.
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Fall Trade.

Fall Trade.
VK1E have on hnd and are now receiving tie
~ following: =.
100 bags Bio Coffee; & bags ass'd Nos ot.Yarr
80 pockets Java Coffee; 50 bales Cotton Batting;
500 lbs Carpet Chain; % hxs Cheese;
80 lbs Candle Wick; 20 do Star Candles;
80 dog Zinc Washsoards; p do Opal do
100 do Painted Buckets; 20 do Pearl Starch;
100 boxes Glass Tumblers, assorted sizes;
80 do do Jars, n, y, and gallons;
80 do do Flasks, quart. pit. and y pint;
900 do Window Glass.
The above, together with a large assortment Of ALI
the various articles generally Kept in our line, Offer
to the trade at as low rates any house in the city,
sept3 WHEELER RIGGS.
vUNoBACco.-
IL 80 boxes Piatt's and Dicks, lump Totareo;;
% butts yackson's 10 lump Tobacco,
% do Extra Va. Tbs do do
10 boxes Francis Rose, n do
10 do Macready, n lump do
do Erred b do do
Is do Ed. warie n do do
81 caddies Jas. Thomas, Jr., Diadem Twist Teb.;
70 do Pat Buffers y n lump Tobacco;
10 butts Dicks y u lump do
10 kegs Dough Nut Tobacco.
The above favorite brands have just been received
sortment complete. Country purchasers are respect
fully solicited to give call 1efore huying elsewhere
sept3 WHEELER L. RIGGS.
H'EAS.- XII
u 80 Half Chests assorted Teas;
20 Boxes do do, just reed and for
sale low by Isept3l T.. ii. COOK x SON.
lJIMENTO, PEPPER, &C.
u 10 Bags Pimento; ~ Mats Cassia;
10 do Pepper; , Bills Race Ginger;
Just rec'dby lsept3l z. ii. COOK K son.
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PROPOSALS,

septic WHEELER RIGGS.
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PRICE OF THE IMMINENT

PRICE OF THE EMINENT.
In consequence Increasing demand for this val
liable Linment, 1t is put up in twenty five cent
bottles, fifty cent and dollar bottles The fifty
cent bottles contain three times the quantity OF the
twenty-five cent size, and in proportion tn their
costs. 50 that purchasers will money BY getting
the largest sizes. 90 ~
~ All orders for the Volcanic Oil Liniment must
be addressed to the proprietor.
JAMES ii. MCLEAN,
st. Louis, Mo.
Agents for Evansville, Indiana,
ay2s-ly.l KELLER x WHITE.
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FANCY FELT HATS.
AF all shades man factured TO orer, according to
u taste, VAUTIER 4 MARCONNIER,
septs Main street, between First and Second
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DUTTER & EGGS Fif
- A fresh lot in store and for sale by
augII yICKERY & JOHNSTON.
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INFANTS FANCY HATS

THE handsomest ever produced. Call and Look
u at them. VAUTIER & MARCONNIER,
septy Main street, between FIRST and Second.
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They Pare, Core and Slice!
q DOZ. Apple Parers, that pare, core and slice the
ID apple, and does all this as quick if not quicker
than any other machine pares for sale by
sept5 p. HORNBR0OK 4 CO.
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INFANTS, CAPS.
SOMETHING extra, just received from New 9rk.
- VAUTIER & MANC0NNIER.
sept9 Main street, hetw cen First and Second.
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RDIMENTO, PEPPER, &C.
u 10 Bags Pimento; ~ Mats CasSia;
10 do Pepper; Bills Race Ginger;
Just reed by sept3 Y. III. COOK son.
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septlO.lOts
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FOR Green River. -
- The SPORTSMAN, Cap j
Green River THIS DAY, at 4P. NJ. Shippers will
please send down their freight. lsepts-lt
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60afaltSnaI.
LaGrange syn0dieal COllege,

III u - w y
TaIS Institution. i,cated a. LaGrauge,
Tennossae. establshedb ~ the synod Of Men,
a phis. and controlled exclusively By that
~ bedy. vii Be opened fr the reception q
~ Sfudents cn the nrst WED ESDAY N DC
tobei next The foloEing constitute The
- Facu.ty. all o. whom have accepted and are
xpecfed iofnter upon theoLscta1geof their duties a the
hegluuing Of the SESSION
JOHN &. GRkT, D D President and Professor OF
5tttcs. MetaphYsic q snd S1cred Literature.
JOHN n. WADDKLLs DID Professsr Of Greek AM
Roman Literature.
JOHN R BLAKE M.A, Professor Of Natural Pan
osephv, cnemistry &C
JAMES L MEIGS Ma Professor o. Mathematics,
Astronomy snd Civil Enginseriar.
CEORSE 4 GRANT. Nd. Lecturer on Physioiogy-
John W G WATSON ESQ Ledurer OF lntema-
tional Law.
The TsifiOn a16 College Fees are as Jolioirs;
Tuition Cone5hsif drs Ist October, the other due
LIST February "
Contingent PEE, for Fael, Servaui Hire, &c. Q "
Students win board IN private families, making such
arrangements p s may b. agreed uFoR between the parties
concerned. Prices Of board, &C vary from $40 10
ti2 50 per month, exclusive Of lghts ani Washing
Tse advantages offered for q hnished southern educa-
tiol a. this Inltitufion are believed O. De- rare ana sulh
as address themselves TO the isterests 81 southern pa
rents and guardians. Every member Il this Faculty u
a southern nan BY birth aud educaf4on
The situation is high, beautiful and heslthful, and &C
oessible by Railroad IN evrry direction.
The moral and ~reiiri0ns influences Which WILDE brought
70 bear upon students are OF the most salutsy ktne-
me Code o. Laws sdopted by the Board Of Trustees Is
designed & suppress al tendencies 10 vice OF immortality
or 20 separate noorTiEfble ,fenters from ne bodv.
Measures are In successful progre 8 for procuring a
Library a. 1pidy as possible memeerot ihefeenny
q nov uadcr commission Of the Board Of Trustees, en-
Gagged in al aEene, in the Eastern Cities = purchase an
apparatus Tor the nlustraiiou % the sclences.
with these advaHtsges cdered to the public, the Trus-
tees respectfully solicit and anticipate a share q pairoa-
age for the College- CHAs. X AbbOh
s~rpshawIm Sec'y % the Board
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gabOr- SAILING Mlatbinrs.
Important to Planters & Millers.
FELTON's IMPROVED
seIf-SharpeniBg Portable Grist Mill.

IN Improvement On GA Other PGfsnts.
THIS is enc Of the most valuable Inventions OF be Gay.
possessing al the qualifications requisite TO makeit
valuable to the farmer. Il is destined q supply z want
hat has long hen felt ly that portion OF immunity Il
j. 50 simple in construction, that any person o. ordila-
r. skin can run IL aud keep Il 2 order The ErindnE
surfaces are OF the most duTs5Ie character. harder thsn
any tempered steel and nst liable 70 &c -sut o. ord=r
II VII grind wheat, csn- oats buckWhHst drugs ano
spices crush and grind corn and cob admirably, OF sheled
oats and corn. and cob nav BE- wed ground together. The
email siza frame mill, with tTo-horse power viii grinl
from eve 70 eight bushels % superior corn meal per hour
and from eig1t 70 ten bushels Of good feet FOR STOCK, and
requires but little a~ttent0u, and may Be run BY gIn-bef
without incraase o. expense. The larEe size frame mil
vii Erind ever twice that amount per hour- The meal
Is not heated IN ErildinE- valuable feErure Prices
an, for snail size si25; large size 500 We have the
riEhf 10 sell the States Of Alabama, Mississippi. Loui-
Elana ArkEnsAs, Tennessee, Kentucky, and q portion q
Texas A rare chance is here offered for competent and
responsib e men 70 engage In the sale Of Mills
County and state rights sold On accommodating TRIMS
All orders, concentrations, and applications for Rights
and Nils addressed 70 rs viii Re promptly respopdef 10.
1un4-dswIy JENNINGS &
PS DAVIS. HODGE & WILLIAMS. Commission and
Fn~uar&uE Merchants. are our EEeuts in Hemurf Is Tenn
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0banffrp Salts.
CHANCERY SALE
Valuable Real Estate
In sTREET.

nmsrASr 10 a dec &c o. the Ch.Aoery Court ..
Nemuhis. rendered Nay tefns 1871 N ne .,
Dourl.s H. Gordon %. Elijah Cheek ana o1e"s =
val, on
THURSDAY, oeroBER lsr, 1857,
in mont Of nv omos, in The sy Of Nemshis, pr'cetd e
sci 10 the highest bidder,
4 YaIMabls Lot Of GrOssd on Wa'AiHgfon-st
4, m, ear Of N mphis. snd known as Lot Ne. 9 on ne
ri,n ~ fhe sub-divisfon Of Biiish CheeA's properly. nete-
- rrs4d In said cause, AID bting me seue ~ pat-
1900 Al said sale b. @. G Richardson ted ~ 80 ts
= -,s.a a. foloae. to-sit. Berinting eta sske htne
soutbrru line Of washington -. ard the norIN stsot-
- 81 ~ No. Z on The plan q the aiousela sap-liN-
~. thence southwariIyo on and with the vet pounaafy
Inc Of lot No , 80 feet, more or ices, % a stsxo ~
ne centre Of an alley bstveen wash son and Aa-ms
str.ets ne southwest corner Of lot No. b thence west
wsrdlv with the centre Of said alley s5A teet 70 a STARE
tbrn.e n~rthwardl, IN a line parallel win the lne - Lot
"a \ Geo feet. mere or less, 10 . siafeon N -eoutnefn hne
al wa-hinrtnn street; ttcucc westWardiyssit sad soulh-
EN- rine al Washingion street 75A feet 70 the beginning
r. sbovs-mcniioned Lot VIII b. sid 70 SATISFY .
ipSrmert rsndsrtd AGAINST C.G Rieharcsoni In the sbovs-
.fsrsd cane. and upcn the following term A credit OF
- ,.nsrs purchnssr 70 execute boAos with approved
securty. with q lien retained On the premises. kedemp-
tlou barred. $500
aug2s-dAwtds C~rk ana aastef.
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IA MhIte River Pam for SaIe.

btAE We wish 10 sen 80 scres OF choice -
fE1fss Lan3, With $50 acres 30 cultivation
Eiu There are two good DEeni1gs. two Gin
EtnI Fouses. are e Negroes Cabins ard other -
ouf-housss; plenty o. rreestone water Tbs raol 20
miles from the mouth, and one and a haf rom indian
Bay, which is n~sylgable Al all times % the river
G. Al. h JACKSON,
VaIey Grsve, Nunroe county, All
Eterto Z n ApPerson &Co- H29 dawn
Fz- Chsisston Mercury copy two months, and send
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N[naEe .I9gMlberS 1!

ODAS5 10
70 BE drawn IN the city q Augusta, Ge0ELas In pubue. on
SATURDAY, september 26th, 1857, on The plan Of
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Important 10 Cotton Planters!
THE TAILOR PREMIUM COTTGK GIN,
MANUFACTURER ~
CLEMANS, BROWN & CO.,
--~- -4aB1r

THE subscriber beEs leave 70 cal the attention Of
Planters % sn examination ef The merits Of these
GEn Stznss. which possess in . greater degee the quail
as . De dssi "a in . Cotton Gin-viE SPEED, Lighf
Dre1ghf, and Good gampls-than any Gin eXtzut, and
are ohred OF as reasonable terms Is any establishment
n tie south.
Ifsd fuly authorized IN saying that I osa furnish, AZ
things oonsliered, . superior Gin Stand TO any factory In
the United States.
Messrs FsvIkz, Mount & Co. are agents for the sale
a these GINS who VIII eeB . supply o. various SEES on
hsnd. OF vii order any -ire a. short notice. once On
Iefsrs0n street. Memphis, Tenn
msrsostzawsn S. A THORETON. Ag't.
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J. p - HeoAa1A
TRUEHEART & WO0DS0X,
Manufacturer Of Southern Star Cotton Gin


TENN
u E~SFECTFULLT ell the attention q ne public, par
n ticuiarIy the Cotton Fiauter, 10 their GIN MANU-
FACT0RT. nov in successful operation ID this place W
deeu Il UNNECESSARY 70 pEsish any testimonials % the
good performances Of orr Gins, tb-uEh many could b.
procured o. rentlem1n who are noE using em-De O.
high reputation Is planters ans would not BE- satisfied
With 1Hy bat e Ecod Gin and ~ vii only aid that VI
are zetermtned 70 spare no pEigs or means 70 make q
Cotton Gau that VII u ase the Planter
In ADDITION 10 the Gin We formerly advertised and Eolc
FOR - pr EsE. We are nav dttlns I'D Al Improved style
g. o1nsidsrzhle additional czpense, Which We Will sell a.
g 50 per EaE-
A sample Or our CINE can always be seen a. Eessrs
GRAHAM 4 HIPS. who are orr agents In Memphis
Genueuel Planters, EHld in your urdarE With Fpecif
cations, and they shah be promptly ATTENDED %. AsuE
hHsat guaranty given In ever sale
r. Repairing done With Reatness and dispatch
m-~lE-TaEcn
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sIf1ateI UllE an us
Tinton County. Tenn.
~ TIPTON Q TKNN.

rear the town Of Randolph. beng the same tract Of land
conveyed 70 George " Cheek By SamTP walker, BY
deed of date Ju'y 7uh, 1SG, and which vas grsnted b.
the State o. Tennessee. 20 James walker BY grant No
q SIS. ying IN The original lith district IN said county
u Upton. section 2 and range 8, on the waters OF Ihdian
Crezk and rig Hatchie riv' 7, and bounded IS follows
Refining a. th- north boundary line Of q LOO acu
trsct granted 60 Wm- Pc I, - chains west Of J. Heup-
hips corner on said lire, a. q poplar or hickory msrked
3 D running south, a. sc poles crossing q b-anch, IN
al IOl chaius 70 a hickoryi thence west. at 2s5 poles
crossing branch, IN al 800 poles and 20 links 70 . biaek
oak an6 fronEOOd theme north. at - poles crossing z
creek. Il ISs poi e . trsneh, 81 SIS poles = branch. both
BEARING east Ia an 100 chains % an ironwOod thence
east with Polk's line TO III pegtnning-contEining more
OF less.
Eve HUNDRED AND HFTT-rWO ACRES.
TERMS or SALE-TheA boYe-m@utiosed { act o. land
viii be sold on . creait o. SIX, twelve and eiEhteei
mon BE-. in equI insfalimenfs. ~purchaser 70 execute
n ties With approved security, with . lien retained on the
premises redemption barred
SAL 81 II O'Clock A. N JOHN G.. LANIER,
nues1 dawrds Clerk and Master.
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Premium Cotton Gin

THE attention Of Cotton PIsnters h respectfully oslsc
Il 70 the aboTe superior Gins, Manufactured By 2 Car
yer h Co. East BridEeEeter, Mas. Under q recent In
rrureneur. the Carver GINS are regarded - TIE best nov
10 general use; their superiority needs ocummen from
Southern country
We have on hand nrty Gins, embracing eli TIE difsroui
Sizes zud numbers Of EsEs.
AIso 10 and - feet Ge-meut bolts, washers, sc, ooE-
Flets. al Of Eaich ne CIR % car friends up0l The us1si
terus Ard tDe. WTk & GIBSON,
Nos. / and Exchange Buldt1E-
EemBhie Sep .. ISL
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valuable Farm for Sale.

- TIE subscriber win sell on reEsonahle terms
Ahis desirable farm. p miles from Memphis, on The
- Men phis and Charleston RailroSd and the Mem
phfs and Germantown Plsnkroad The farm con-
tains eco acres, 1SS Of which are cleared. and TIE Whole
weu enc1sed. III improvements are Eood col sisiiug q
a enod resideaoe, excellent negro cabins. gn and al ne
o-sssrv ouhousss. with a good well, cistern ans PLENTY
81 stock WATER. There is also on the p are q hae orchard
q ch5sce fruits The place Is adu-aby a1aptsa foT
eifh-r A stock or cotton farm. For terms, &c. Apply 70
q B1gy, near the plaoe, or to the sussedeer in Memphis
v-es.,am BYRD HILL
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nURSUAHT 10 q decree o. tn Chanoery Court At Mem
phis, rendered May term, 1881. In the case o. Doug
lass u. Gordon %. EBah Cheek aud cthers, I vii. on
THURSDAY, OcTosER lsT, 1857,
IN front o. ny snase, IN he city Of Memphis, proceed 70
sci 70 The highest BIDDER
Tro Valuable Lots Of Grouad on Poplar sfrsef,
In the city Of Memphis, and known as Lots Nos. I and 8
on the plan q the sub divlEion a. ElUak CHEEKS proper
", heretofore sold In said cauze, and being The farle Lots
~purcha.ed a. said sale b william s. Wells, together
vita su the improvements thereon. Lot No. ! Is
bounded A. follows BeEinriug At a stake on the south
ern line OF Pop At stree, being Eohbtns' northwest cor
uer; thence south on and with Rob5ins' lac I7 fee.i
mo e OF less, 10 a stake IN the centre o. an Ancy between
Poplar and Wsshingt0n ~streetsi thenee EestWarciy on
aud vish the linz u sal alley 6s.l5-iO0 feet % . stake
thence northuardly 1856 feet, more or less, 20 = stake on
the south side Of Poplar street, 6 = fest from The begin
ming oorrer thence eastvArcly with the line Of Poplar
street IS 4 feet 10 the osgiuuing corner. Lot No ST
bud q - follows: Beginniug Al a stake on the south
side o. Poplar street, and northwes corner o. Lot NJ l.
hence running soufhwsrdly % and with The west side
OF Lot No 1, l66 feet, more or less, 10 a stake in the cen-
ire Of sad Alley, he southwest corner Of Lot No -
thenoe vestwardig on ard with The line Of sad alley s.
feeL. 70 q stake IN rafes' line thenoe northWardiy on
md With Yates nna 70 q stake on the south s'se Of Pop
lar street, l66 feet, uore or Ices; thCnce eEstNardiy on
and vi b The Inc q P plAr street. IS feet, more or less
70 th= begnning.
ne improvements on Lot. No. s oossist Of . large
Brick Mi House
me asore- menfiopsd Lots are to be sold 10 satisfy q
iudgment render d against william S. wells in the
above-staied cause, and upon the following terms A
crudff o. SIX E0nths-purchaser 20 execute bond with ap-
urCVed s curity, with . lien retained on the premises.
Redemntia n barred. JOHN @. LANIERs
augss dawtds GEEK and Master.