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RlE virtue afa certain deed 10 truss Gated IaHrsrr a.
- 3l executed t1 mr b. John p s8Ie 20 seHrre aear-
~ ntnerean spe1ned, fuIu proceed b. sen f1rcasH
= lne hishet bidder. iu fruuto f the cnce % . HONE
- pm ihr city of Memphis. az 70 o'CIock. On ne anh
~ Aifir i3s thf tllnrlug property. viz Lrfnz
'-nF in fHe IfT q Mtmphls. m fhrR ruer nntsHn
afA 30 Is and prl or htNn 4 b~eCfuuiu= al ratr
'lele h.>f0 .reet cnirrs alI plrisi1u. "a rr,1i,-
NluH NE east sife ~ aid streets east uifh Buusrs
IIu go irst o. a. -tnEe, theme a.rth rsrnref uFrI n.
frert ns fef Co. a stake; tIcu-r west IEl !. ! st.tr
ire-f thence uarth win BEST. -t-art t.fse
nNe u~rnecftu b. sad. tatI uI sru a.
rtee eniy. shuuH ne ahlyr ut sru far sun-i.rt A.
1lly D. ssf deht viii zen AZ ne an,- IN. ~
Loan asso-au1n. teldngin- o. ue .thfT 49,
MAFH-HNIW OK Zee SCI 4 G EuHrrrEC
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The PEiNcE OF WALES AcAIx-Our Prince.
now Baron Renfrew, is at Rome, and has re-
ceiTed a complimentary visit from the Major
Domo Of his Holiness the Pope. Surely his Is
a case for a Parliamentary motion bv NJ.
NewdeEate for a gathering at Exeter Hall IN
der Irish diyines II the extremes audatorv
power, and FOR a volley Of articles from he
Record. To think that the Pope should have
presumption 70 send a card to the Prince Of
Wales That a Sovereign is only giving a
courteous welcome 10 he heir Of another Sow
ereign-aWay with such a Ietext-let the
Queen be addressed, and required TO call her
son home. We shall hear next that the Baron
has visited s.. Peters, and actually gone
through that tempe Of Rimmon with his hat
Of, and, If 20, va conceive thst Exeter Han
will be justified in demanding that the success
sion be altered. A Prince who has stood IN
covered before the chair Of JupiteTha LAS evident
" forfeited al right to that Of S.. Edward.
When the debates on Marlborough House come
on We shall hear more Of this-Ead0n Hlas-
Neus.
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TIE Hos. A. Y. BEowE.-A Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore san, writing on
the 3rd inst says; Deep soieitude has been
experienced to-day on account Of the severe
illness Of Postmaster-Gsnsrs Brown. His
condition at this writing is improved, but he lie
not vet thought out Of danger
T. VIII be seen from eur slegraphic dispatch
es his morning, that Mr.. Brown i is stll con-
sidered In a very Preearious condition. fact
that be g not expected 20 live
We give this morning a report Of the
proceedings Of The Democratic County Conven-
ton, at Raleigh. l. was a most cordial, and
indeed Dem0orafie gathering, in which all were
Interested and all participation Of our
d" articles of faith
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CHANCERX SALE
on
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
wednesday April s. 1879.

nrEsUAyr % e Decree % the Chsnoarv cau-t ~
Il PEE. rendered November Term ISIS. I'M The -. IL
Ley " sarks Aaminl1Tator OF HeurT g. sfsrk -
on
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Trust sale.

ID virtue uf tUocertain deedsof trusf dated rrzu-Iirr-
ID N October 5h-lea and the2i Day u Jauurv Is55
ekr1utei % me ~ Cclrfaan, Z VII pucceI q srH f4r
cash o. TIE hi-hest hitder, In frHuf ~ he dr-e af u
li.rue Esq AZ oo'ciock IN the e1h ayof april 1859.
ne iull1Wiug lot % UQund in the city 81 Mrmrhis bafns
lart m what is Designated On the map ar pau ofths ait
cay or Memphis as lot No ~. teiuE b1mied a. fellows
sinninE on nc -1uth side % adams street a. ur nuth-
east uHfnnr - me D. ~ ground lately kn-uu as me b. 10
G. Bias ruunins thtucc easrUarlT viii tha aauth line
q Adams street 90 feetfo a stskc, fhrrcr -8ufhusrffv AZ
rlsni ANGLES vita A1lms street 80 o. = sfsFa. thenra
Te-iH arAy 20 feet Themes ulrthwarilv 16s feet % The
erunlue autlning by eslmauou $40 a1uare feet Hv-
cepung usht takrn nf the sun rnd fr a puhIir aIav
The title b. believed o. be zs-L but Z uuI sfI a. trustee
1ulT. shauld ire above MT --I fr ern lent 4. srrsf-
ne debts Aforesaid, I ne -tmc umr and place saIf
% shares 20 ne stack Of the Memphis HuIIiug and Urru
AHseclatlu h~ei1u1Ius O. said Coleman
m7r5-cldiw iprs fee So rs. a ID
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me FunerrI or VIZ

frm .hr Mashin-fu Star of Iues1ay
The funersl Of Philip Barton Key took place
n two O'clock p r., from the late residence If
ne deceased, on c street, nearly opposite Col
BenloH's house In the parl5r the corpse.
which had been placed in the coffin, was ex-
posed 10 the view Of the numerous friends who
desired TO behold IN death him whom they had
loved during life. The coffin was Of mahogany.
covered with black cloth, and heavily silver
mounted Ia 10 lay the BODY in full dress. VIZ .
black cloth coat and pants, white vest. and
white kid gloves. In the hands was placed a
bouquet q fragrant flowers, and inside the coffin
were s-rewed Iaponicas, geranium leaves. and
other eNotics. On the coffin lid was a silver
plate bearing the following iuscrrtiou.
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CRTSP,S

LesFe and Manarer IL rprep
Adihs MANAGER and rreasurcr..--.M w.. CANNING.
Tuesday Evening, March 5.
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Samuel P. Walker. E. ". N. King. W. H..
Carroll, J.. Knox Walker, b. F.. oil. Marcus
J. Wright. R. B. Hawley, Geo. Dixon, Robert
l. Smith, John W. Taylor, Charles Jones, John
Cubbins, Colin NJ. Campbell, R. &. Payne, r..
Tllman, Dr. r. ". Creighton, .. NJ. DuBose,
J. II. Unthauk, H. ID. Greer, John p. Farrelv
Michael Mageveny, Dr.. A. Thumel, E. NJ.
Yerger, W. B. Miller, Vincent B~acsiagulopo.
John Park.
rnom nEnau1. u -ur u-------
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10 aocordsuce with usare. and e. a Necessary means %
perferlne The orEanlEau0n and seclriuE ne sn'1css ~
our rsrE Hfrhe next August election. ne ulaere--neN q
members ol ne namnrsur state Central Committee
wlui1 urge upon The Dems-acv ~ every COUNTY ~ me
state ne necessity f holdlur primary meeln-, t4h
respective counties. and arpnuuur deierates % the ton-
rarnau. O. Be- held al Nashville. % nuluafe a candidate
fer ecFerucr- A. there IRE gue-lans Unneqe- WIN
Cur federal pcicv. a. sis1 wlth cr SAFE taeaallni NAT
VIII urdHsE1r b. h-auElf before me CIureul11. % ls am
Vorfauf usf every county should De represented and Do o.
EurEesiel that each meeuuE appoint proxies 20 cast their
deleEate t0 attend
We uzsesf no I7h day o March, ls5e- As a suitable
time Tor TIE SITTING o. tie CouTeuuan- aud would respec-
fuuv request TIE Dem.canc papers Of the state 20 give
uuhIir-r % rhlT uaice- A. r CROZTER.
p C. BENNINGTON.
& L FTNLET-
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MarsbaTs sale
AmRsGmfnts.

n McCLANAHAN. H. s. Marshal.
~ JANIS IN SWAN. nepuiy rs MsrshlL.
~ W. M--.-- -
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HEmPHIs ann ITs LANDING.

shall not apply 70 Peonage, andfhs term siaV'
only include persons Of the African race
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o. COLEMAN 4 q
5000 RPlrnl.H.

I'D ANANA1 from The subscriber, near Green -
n vie. Mlai@irul, ga TIE uiehf ~ The ssh *
February, w. uegro men, canned LEANDER smf
ROBERT. -
Lender b bIHk, intelligent anf reu1rtatiy vel
frrmnl. is atsuI o feet one Gr two in9hfs hirh. hss rather
a. care,eas wak Eman had md mnuth. with decidedly
or2f years
Robert o. decidedy eaoE sh1uf 5 feet or 20 Iudbes 90
hl-hL very slender Eaks erect, not vrry iuiciIgelt ant
with an uneasy expression Of Cuuute1aure ugai ahaui
rs or GTycars.
For Lerffr. viii give fnv dolLirs. m Cru-htun us
counties Of WzslIuEtan or Bolivar, aud tgeufg-dre dI-
lars Cor Robert "a caught in The ab5ve oBuuues IS "a a
steamboat % brIuud the limits q aid ouuuucs. Z VIII
siFe one hundred and nfty daliars fr LcanirF. end uug
lalars Tor Hubert provided they are delivered Or me. cr
aiecd in aIme lal vhere ! can SET then.
Lrsu1er has urmerly bcen emPlayed "a tha Memphss
and ken OHM nacrefs sri VII ny o. rearh afrte
stats By stcambaaI % n HIHNnoN
mHrs-Tm
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mn6 Geo. Pattisen 4 COS.
The Largest and Finest Assortment Of
STATIONERY
EYER BROUGHT 10 MEMPHIS

W. tH ll reGEtal Hta ut anrHafe ga rf -fr-
" u|1HrT erer rnH-hf D. nia mire .n--f.He IL
plr 'i an uas af prizes Eurstfr m cidr-
tsi siffs Steel aut dli Psu- Hf every Irsriruar
Murss- o. Whi0h n. raru uiHrfr CA tfe fnr1fHn II
t1untry Merahrnfs FuI ire trade Frnersur. rr-
aNsl-1 Hf can ale1 hrm rrelf inducements o. uurehrsa
81 rs VIZ TRANEE NC0
mars V-Fs~ ma 49, ms
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For. Rem.

A FEE and oonmciious Resideucs on Tairi s.rsst
II near tie CathoIlc ChurcA.
Vanee ana Elliott.
aars-a ~NoNsARRAE DgPRER & CO.
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For ne Memphis Appesll
If real merit might always be considered a
guaranty 70 s~ueoess, The patrons Of good tera-
ture might f~elicitate themselves in the belief
this excellent family monthly is established. be-
vond a doubt, asa permanent Institution, des-
tnedtorehee t honor andfsme upon its founders.
the city Of Memphis, and the Southwest
Mrs. Ketchum, the highly talented editress.
cannot be too much praised for her zeal, sner-
" and exertion in making the Lofus an, and
indeed mere, than she promised 1t should be
and nothing short Of q falun in the enterprise,
which we win not permit ourselves TO entertain,
could induce us 10 thiuk IL would possibly
happen.
We have read the March number with pleas
ure and profit; and good as its predecessors Of
January were thought and pronounced 70 be,
we are sure it viii be held 10 rival them. OF
its contents it may be said with pFopriety, ersrg
article is instructive and entertaining, and that
il were difficult 20 perform The Office of Sc
lecting, as each ones judgment Is formed after
their own pecalsr tas-e and idiOsFnerasy but
we feel we hazard nothing when We say, PTin-
cess Else viii BE- generally considered 20 be a
charming little tale which none but a genius
could have writteH-wrought 10 the finest wool
Of fancr's tissue, and tod 10 a style az once
happy and captivating. Among the poems, the
Lobe-Knof, By Nora Perry, viii not fail eliciting
admiration, and b. every lover Of the muses. read
more Than once. Il is fresh and gay az a May
mornfng. when the birds are singing mid the
dew-glittering leaves, and not less uulF excites
emotions al elsdness and delight We quote
the opening lines, and who shall say they are
not pretty
90 Triur her hauuet mder Der dlins
Shr lied hr ruren riugets lns i
BAT NJ slrue ID tc slikeu snare j
Did che cstch her lovely huz1lE hairs
Fsr. rrinc her bonnet under her cllnr I
She tied a vcuug mans hezu within
The essay Of Robt. c. Sands, on Poetry
written at tie age Of siEiaeH, evlnces remark
able pnecocity in intellectual culture showing
him 10 have been a prodigy, and viii Be thought
almost incredible Of belief for one Of his age 10
have written.
Nothing 80 much tends "to euah the man
and Eink he brute" as the study Of polite
Literature; and 10 those who make good books
their companions, we would say, do not omit
10 select ne Lotas In y0lr reading matter for
the current month, confident, # they should,
thatthey vii for the future give the work the
need Of their unqualified approval.
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IHIL BAkION KEY.
DIED FEBHUAEY %, 1859.
Aged ThirN-Nire Ncar.


The features Of the deceased wore 80 life.
like an repression as 10 make It difficult for fbr
spectator 20 realize that thai once noble form
lay in the stiffness u death.
Al ore O'Clock y. NJ, the members Of Inc hsr
and officers II the court met AZ the City nan
and proceeded in a BODY TO che housr Of the de-
ceased, where the last ntes were soon 4, h.
pronounced over the inaulmate form Of Their
friend and companion. At two O'Clock 3. v. a
large crowd or people had assembled In ~
street In TIE front Of Mr.. KEYS house. The
doors were thrown open for the admission Of
such as could obtain places inside. and sbortIy
Afterwards the funeral service Of the EpisropsI
Church for the dead was read over the rename
BY Rev. Drs. Pickney and Butler. Tbe coa1
was placed in the heaTse, and, followed bv
large concourse Of people, was convened 10 ne
railroad depot, Tor transmission to B~7ltimore
accompanied BY the pall-bearers and other init.
mate friends Of the deceased. The psH-bs7r-
eTs were james NJ. Carlisle, Charles Lee IoDcs
Richard Walach, Jos. II. Brady. Sen. p r
Feniall, ". D.. DaEidge. A. B. Upsber and
Richard H Weightman. They accomnanv M
to Baltimore. The body YVES taken II
the cars 10 60 BY the three O'Clock ram M
Baltimore.
ETERNEsT % n DECEASED
BALrrNoRE, March The body Of pbai,
Barton Key was brought from Washingtop ~
afternoon, and buried in the PresbvferisD
ground in Green street In the grave VIII ~
wife. The funeral was attended bv fri.15-
IRON Washington and this city.
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VIZ on
wednesday April s, 1853,
IN 'front.' o. my one. in TIE CITY o. Memphis pr,s.l q.
sell % ne highest bidder
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
wing and being I'M he 9th Civil District Of ghehv o-r,r~
Tenn. near the town % Fisherviue. o-ouaininr al.rf
THREE HUNDRED AND TWO ACRES
tasethsr with an me improvements theresa enu.irfin-
In part Of a iarse and comfortable Resideuoe cod sfher
houses thereto attained he tract % land includes a u1r-
Of the town OF Baskerville.
rEEMs OF sALE-rhe above mentioned trscf o. fsr-r
WI Be sold on auedlt o. seven. Twelve and ei1htaar
monihs in equal lnstalments purchaser b execute nar,-
With approved security, with a lien retained On a.
premises Until payment Of purchase money. Sale f1
cummsnce a. n ociok a. n
JOHN G LANIER.
maro-daEtds Clerk aud Master
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mGt ne Ctrkf dsfk.
sfeurfi1rmsutg pubhIhef IA IA VssEE H.
peal are charged One Dollar per square fr
eseA lessTtlo@
For Rent.
zine suburban PROPERTY
TUE property oppaiis Hauuney'u sn Isiderdais4
i mle FqutheHst offfeeayea ace SIN ed ~
-hsra, viass s~rubegy - asa e@liy. Sadie CAT
Immediately Apniy % JOHN cANNAVAS,
u.rs-a s,ss asis 1l,s,
The RudisiIl Place for Rent
or Sale.
V,ms ans sarden. wa us ah-i-sst Hruis rnsgbuH
4 bgT ueneIoda ~ rru ue traf s-ufsisf fssntF
ares sih e.migrish.e bve1luE. uut-suiilnu. 81
bead Aveuue Arpyh GEO. ~ mANNA.
msEs-a IS Nsta .iTss,
Two Small Stores for Rent,
n Main street. auth ofGayea street. near nv als
maTs-ii ss Nan .srs,t
For Rent.
Loon HOrsEs in GrecuIav Ashton. Asa uuso
n1rs-st N%oNskRHAr. DrPREr a co
mos. " 4oHssros ---EooT eco.
JOHNSTON h BARTON.
ATTORNEYS & cOUNsELLORs AT Law.
Hcrnando. nIdsa.
WILL puHioe lr b. ne vuruus csurts o. Sorh
w Mississippi wee rrunes-er. me Feirui Caurt af
ntotoo ani pc Ma Court nt Jaatzu Prampf ruen-
uan gwen o. mlectan1 mnr6-au6ms
For RPNF.
DWELLING U0rsE anvcuisnt o. buainess suite
nlfs-it ~ PATnIck 4 co.
Lost.
- HL. a.
" ACCOrNT boOE heiauznr O. joan p Forf ne
bra ul1 be- known De- druuInG ca zoe Leaf o. . deer
and IN iuhn ard - after thc DER and . Tree uni
an owl 90 ne tree. ANY urralu nuIinz said haE. uusn
ragius matma em1s Eul b. literally rcuauied. It
80 asf on Fr7uf Re-. ura= Wata ahaiesaie starr-
mars-lt' ELLES F0RB.
Jos A.gAsEsoz--AAo corriss..o. u. EDsEnros
JAMESON, COTTING 4 co.,
General Commission erchants,
~. CamneraaI street. cav Baidius
st Louis, Mo.
DAaTTCrLAR rnendan given % fe e-recufIon q o-
i drrs. Reiercuce-Neau Wm N Powell 8 c..
Arnln m1re4n
Negro P~laStereTs Wanted,
To 60 O. thsosurtrr hauorK Appiv 90
mlrs-a s1pss ossadss no.
Lease, Lease.
TOieass GO three Tears mu desirhis rruBertg on
Il Hospital tveuue. beianrllg o. Mr. Horaisy. ~
terms inquire oa ne rrmiss - o.
JuHN JOHNSON.
msrs-d1u Ne. fMartis Hiock Mta-st-
For sale or Exchange.
1Q0 ACRES os1ier land pear Gflrs' Ltn.lur
I'D Ch1af oamrv. hrtnuzaa A harr,ia o. ~ red
on time, Or oy property. railroad atet ur CIV blnh
e. ". ROBINSON b
Real Estate Hratens ul Nsm-at De- Unien. vesf slfe.
mar6-am
FaIIOn Family Flour.
TUsT received DIT steamer gohh n uirtaF. 30 tflr-
u 20 mis osishrttei brand of PANTY POW
CLARK O. MuHTON.
mars 50. 8 udurrrs Row
Just Received per Steamer S~OHtheTReF,
IN non LEs CiHsr MiddluEs
.OOO 1000 nihtel Midiun-s-
I1uu Shoulders
8nuo H1mss
6 bts Timlly secE
Also
20 btis -anulne Ca Hlurt1n Whstr5
10 Clever se-tss
T. which 2 uuulf respectfully aI me arieufrm RI tmc
uair aul country trheTa. ID HwHfHa POPE.
mtr6 ~ Prarinss Hgu
Lost.
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DAY AWAY from he subscriber. 4bars tbs -.
II February 1859 my negro boy gACE. BLACK -
zouf-lookiuE boy about i've feet ten inches MA
very active and about thirty years Of az.
lwul give ne above reward Coz hrs au1rehru.f,- r-
surh Information as VIII lead % his reodVrrv.
mar5-tawlws A. 4. WILSON. Narrher Nj
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WILL sell 90 TIE citizens % Memphis a. par. LIZ nev
4 wish 90 purchase Be-. from enc o. twenty riau-anf d,i-
hrso the capital stock Of me Memphis Ga- Lirhf CON.
pany. in amounts from $50 o. 500 rsch. Do su1Ti-sf..
Be made az The once Of the Company within hirty dsys
fram this dafe.
MARLIN 2 my
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A SPLEYDID FlRW FOR SlJF.

1zO ACRES, $50 cleared, - miles souih 1f Mem
T 10 phls. on the Mississippi and Tennessee R.-
road- Residence, GIN. mill and 40 ouf-houses arden
and orchard Terms cav Land level ant rvreeifn4r~
srlle.
mar5-lw ~M0NsAERAT nUPREE a co.
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oys. d e @oaa,lias vale and MT


Desauty attempted everything but poetry.
he wont do hers.-WashincfOn Naia.
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A VALUABLE FARM

Possession Giusa he FiEsf Day u Janrdg nc1f.
7 b. situated six miles east 20 H-HEusvile
Il Haywood CHrury. within Lat annie o. ne 49,
Aeuphr tui ohlf Rafruaf rni uc1T p rrArA
-Hnm. TIE furw UrtfIr IS srH. aHrE o.
- ulirF 81 iuaged and la beer u u'HT taa
Dos tHl7rlnr m~Tr|rru9nt- sid NrI vHtEra IHaaE.
tredius rt Ea iu sd re rlrueI
wlUarI Ur aharn lr-ruFl PREMISE Hr Hrr-hIrI
cash Or bllsrrr uHu aurh time asl nrrHEH-er uI-hT
iEe.E -c-irr Sc HlehartT "a EaT. alHrUzLH
farm w m7senr uear Meau neparafGNu E q A.
ir- JE |ETTs sa-n. uptu Crug, rsun
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j. on. NMAN.

ThIs cslebrHred ARTIST bar permanently IHBf=I u one ~
ne rs1us connected with uur Gallery. VIII uh1m We
have made lrriuzfusu- o. 1a1r m 1i EeUll-rHIs Cab
met sEa Canvas PhHHcranhs
U1ese ulcrTrr. combining E they Dbl. Hs am M fha
ru Arusrs are amlu- ns uHHr uarre7 -u=HmHn- Hf me
Art
M. 4 CIark's Marble Block.
nI-IfuHwTr
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DR. J. C. a a
uAr2-a rr1yiue a strusrt's Blilduz ~
Trustees sale.
UI virtue ~ aascf Is uurt errrrsd o. rle b. Gaar-a
~ r Faufl=ssu au thu alat day ~ J1uuarr. 1851 ana
lnl rellrlel ln tha REGISTER Onrr OF shelby -1rrsr
tcnneser mtuk 80 p plzrs E3 sG ani AS TuIu
pqrred O. sel o. esh a. publtc auaiou. uI aCnn
llrg in ne cry or Mrmrals. ca the SIN DAY or
Afhll- 1888. q c-rtuin hf OF rruunl iynE boa ur oaauig
rhh. anf trri-u7-rf uuau q r1n ~ ne evfeufrr 10 u-
"fthetn raf ei hH afy 10 Mcmphl. fhrauzh ere rrar-
rrN 70 ~ ~ IrrHr1u g. Col. J.. SsIsrranr a "a.
2 A'f.. d 2 LsreE anil atitr surVHF usIr IL n
\ A'r. uAurls ls8 a. tf NJ. two hmr1red aHfuv-
4TN t-eaI aud luuuled al rilrus ta-uuf Funfrrr "a
ieet siuhcs on DE east eide o. Sixth street snI nm
hiH taE hefueen naranel uurs af rieht angf-s ulfr
nc sreftu me wet side ~ EantdFh 90 H. CraaE
hltdi ne aluth linz a .ud lltheiw E1 frf al ur
nrTth une pa faet dfcn. anil being De auth lire rf Erar.
sfrert nus sale made on rlure The ravmrnr uf rrras
nots ~ Interest mentioned In aid deet Of trusf srfa
o. lke pace a. 0cick A. 81 Rl-ht of redrur.taH
waived Memplis MaseA 8, SO
WarshaPs sale.
10 virtue % mrErcuiHu Go me directed fram ue Uon-
u orftlf Cirutiaart ri fhc TINTED Silte=fort ne So
1mtuli nflr ms Hf WfslTeunas1Ha n-hhar Tarn
ISIS 1l HId Curt In che Ease cfW 6 Lane A Co
.lllfr 20 aal-al Ole sECONn DAT uF APRIL NFNT
Lol an me vgruer ~ Madison and Main ureet-. Hart
DO pa me city &c Mcurhr. Tenn. one Nero hav. 90
larf uauf.lNiHu between ii and - wears af. 81.
tWpfr ami h sid meChanic named GEOUGr Levied
IN ne rrarCrrynf 2 Q Ssrarrrur& c.. o. at.fv
n WcCLANAHAN. s. Marshal.
p JANIS III SWAN, Depuy rs MarshaL.
E1ra-ll Wesf Division 81 raunrseae
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Evening Drawing and Painting Seboal

Lfthihs DIdAAhs ana fainJlng school.
T'iAE following useful and clcgaut aay1uslsHmrnf.
Il Iuznt by a practical man-tv1 lessons per wrrE-
ron o9F ~ See samples of Lzuigares tf SDre+
Dunoho a suanges, Main street. near Uuiau.
ARRANGENENT-COLORs OIL OR WATER
Nuniay-Laniscape Draw lrhurzday O-r,ner,s
m Painting
eA--fAAe ufaHingf FrulaF-lrufmenfsf d..
Nelne-y Ornamental saturlay-ornauruaI In.
nrHvlu-s
Fulic and PuVate BUILDINGS 90 every Iaarrpflun. dec
grated m on and Frcsca ulors. etr. n-..r.fia1s l.,
white Of eo.ored Shk, and fr superior Winfav ghadrs
No o4eclon O. an aglcled pupil, or one under iust1sl-
ton Pr further informadon. address
J. ROBERTS.
mafA-Am Box 635. Memphis. Tenn.
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CHANCERY SALE
Valuable Real Estate on be Soto ST.
DrEsUANT 90 a nerseaf ths ChshcsrvC Gore ar Hem-
a pals Rendered NOVEMBER term 1<s rn naca
go Irar n. Harms Admr sf James a. uarEhsm o.
D. n More and efhers \ uIIoH
Wednesday. April 9th. 1879.
On uaut lf mvom n m- CITY na1his r7ulesf o.
81 o. the hH-Ia-f Iialrr
VALUABLE DuT OF ROUND ON Do SOTO ST.
In IN. Cfy at Mrurhis tauutet auI frzrnrf Hs Oh
uua. 90 rf- br-luuiug az a rnmf au r1e r1t sHis rf
DE- str street. 1u fest =rfh u Be1I street, uurnIrr
the1rr sruthuauIv with o. sta street m fref I1a
stau then1r eastward hy and rtranaI win BeaI street.
le3 frrt urre ar lesa o. staks. theu-r nrrffvHrilv frI
parallel with d. Sdi1 street % fcef u a EHEs. fHFnce
m a drelt line aud parallel with Bal srrrst Pas feet
ucre er les. a. ms herIuuus
Trans or SALE-rhe ahaus mH1tH naf iHr viii BE-
a1f on a CrefitUf seven ruf thirteen m1rlhs w sIunl m-
stalhucuis r~urchEser % czecItr nrtas vim au1rrvei
seCu itF- wltha lien retained on the premise until pay
nem rf rurrlrse-m Hurv-
Sale al NJ rardE EHmE"
mara-iHutia JOHN O. AMER.
EHa-E m.H NJ
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RHEUMATISM AND ALL PAIN,
VANISH BY THE USE OF


uARTsHORNE'S CURE-ALL.
II THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAR
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED BYsA CHEMIST
BOTTLES l2, Is and so cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE. '-s4sE
1t is not pretended that this article will cure
all complaints, but it will cure all pain as
thousands will testify, who have used it. AS
pain is the forerunner of most disease, by cur.
ing the pain you check the disease. t5ss6
HARTSH0RNE'SC URE-ALL should be kept
in all families in case of accidents or sudden
sickness, as it frequently cures in less time than
it requires to get a physician. 49,.
1t cures pain in any pat Of the system and Is
HARTSHORNES CUAE-ALL cures Rheu.
matism, Neuralgia and Chilblains. IT. .7s
HARTSHORNES CURE ALL cures Cramps,
Collie, Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
7s HARTSHORNE,S CURE-ALL cures Pains
in the Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and
Ears. - 49, 80. r-9.ss,z,a IA
Bruises, ScaIds, Burns and Frosted Feet. "a
HARTSIIORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains
in the Feet and Swelling Of the Joints.
HARTSHORNES CURE-ALL cures Stiff
Neck from Cold, and Ague in the Breast:
Whenever you have Pain, use the CURE
ALL, as it acts upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sim
ews, Blood and Bones, and, by its warming
electromagnetic power, expels all pain from
the system. Get bottle and try it. - So
The above medicines to be had at all Drug
Stores in NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, HAMP TON
and SUFFOLK. 7SS g'l5& iy l4-u