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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-02
Fro,n KnloNsrboeser.


Csmall doubt should there have been In the writer's
mind that the following lines could
have been Oherpse than acceptble to the editor She
will see instant appreciation Of the and SUCH her,
can be no question will be the case with every parent who
shall peruse them Pure tears from stricken htsrtl
ARRAYINe THR DEAD.
"Touch her with gentle fingers, friends;
II Is hard 10 know her sleeping breathless there
Obi would we did not need TO ask your care
But sudden grief all power to act suspepds,
"of all our little household band
She was the fairest--our sweet, blushing rose,
Just blossoming TO womAnhood; lifes swoes
Had sprent no thorns 70 mar the petals bland.
"Compose her limbs to that sweet grace
And modest dignity that her own,
While they are supple: now that she is gone,
ofher late suffering conceal all trace.
"Nay, close her eyes more firmly, so
The silken fringes Of the lids may shade
The sghtless pupils. Ye will not upbraid
This fond, ezactiug pride, born of such woel
We could look on her till our eyes
Were blind from gazing and we should not tirei
This sudden grief has set our hearts on FIRE,
Like Jephtha our sweet girl we sacrifice.
Her features are relaxing-seei
That spake her innocent of thought of guile;
o darngl II Is hard to part with thee
"Ay, robe her in the snowy dress
She wore It when the summer buds we're blown
The bright fair summer and our Rose are flown;
Like thee, October, fallen leaves we press.
"our pure, white Lily, wa1en ooldi
Can II be wrong to grieve about thee so1
Here, take this ribbon like the virgin snow,
And her wan hands DER her still breast enfold,
"so ye have done, kind friendsi Depart
Andleave us to the sanctity of grief:
Alone with sweet dead and God, relief
Must come in some blest form to each torn heart.
May such dire woe neer visit you'll
Thanks that no careless stranger hands arrayed
Thee, love. Obi God our cup is bitter madei
Dear friends, ye have done what ye cOuld adieui"
ANNIE NJ. DUGANNE.
Dover, N. H., Oct. 10, 1850.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-02
To the TnvIsIbIe.-From the German.

TO INC HhVIsIbIe'-From The German
Thou whom we seek with such mysterious fearingi
Thou who art in all be yond conceviugl
Obi wondrous sacrifice Thy heaven leavingl
Savior to the fallen world appearing.
osTeetest JOY to those Thy form impresu
To those to whom Thy wondrous words were spoken
obless those who with Thee bread have broken,
And he who lay upon Thy bosom blest.
oh! II was no vain-gorious desire,
That countless pilgrim fleets crossed DER the ocean,
That armies battled, filled with holy ire.
Topray upon Thy grave, thou meek and lovely,
To bow the head and kiss with deep devotion,
The ground Thy feet have made foreverholyi
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-02
Attend Incarnate.

The Chicago journal of yesterday says
that an agent of the st. Louis, Alton and
Chicago Railroad, employed to detect the
miscreant who recently to turn off an ex-
cursion train on that railroad by removing a
rail, had succeeded so far as to lodge in the
Jail of Sangamon county, one James Ken
nedy, the man who tore up tho rail--de-
caring with an oath, at the time he COM
mitted the murderous act, that he would
"kW some of the d-n Black Republicans
tonight
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-02


Mr.. DOUGLAS WILLING TO GIVE THE
ELECTION TO Mr.. LrNooLN.-The Raleigh
IN. o. Standard publishes the following
note. The writer is a nephew Of Ex-Chief
Justice Lewis, of Philadelphia:
PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1860.
DEAR SIR;-Your favor has Just been
placed in my hands. The words Of Judge
Douglas, as nearly as l can at this moment
recall them, as repeated to me by the hon
orable gentlemen / have named, were as
follows; "By God, sir, the election shall
never go into the House-before it shall 90
into the House; | will throw it over to Lin
coin" The words thus used were accom-.
panied by violent gesture, and perhaps an
additional OATH / am, very truly yours,
ALFRED e. LEWIS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-02

ELEcTIoNs.-On the 9th of November,
the day of the Presidential election, the
States of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Mime
sofa, Michigan, New York, Massachusetts,
Delaware, California and Maryland will
vote for Congressman and State officers,--
The Legislatures to be elected on that day
in Louisiana, Illinois, New York, Wiscon-
sin, Iowa and California, are to select
United States Senators for the terms va
Gated by Messrs. Slidell, Trumbull, Seward,
Durkee, Harlan and Gwin respectively.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-02

ALL ExPLANED.--It is now said that
what has been recently chronicled as an
earthquake, in various parts of the country,
was merely the reverbrations of the voices
that have just spoken defeat and death to
the Democracy in Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-02
A Touching Incident.

An Indian Prince, in the person of a
Cherokee Chief, "White Cloud" by name,
has been visiting New York. A few days
since he attended the Fulton street prayer
meeting, at which he said: 81 cannot tell
you what love to you all there is in my
heart. My home is three thousand five
hundred miles away. am Cherokee
The white missionary came to US. He told
us of the love of Jesus. The Holy Spirit
came down into the darkest corner of my
fathers wigwam and spoke to me-told me
l was sinner, and persuaded me to como
to Christ. 1 came like stricken deer
He received me, a poor Indian. OH glory
to God for his mercy to mel Ispeak poor
English; when converted l could speak no
English. Now, 1 understand you. My
heart is full ofjoy. want this gospel to
go to my red brethren all over the world.
Cannot speak much--want to pray" The
Indian then offered, says the Sun, one of
the most remarkable eprayers-to judge from
its effect upon the assembly--ever made in
that meeting. The childlikeness of his un-
schooled language heightened indescribably
the native eloquenc Of an Indian heart all
on fire with passion of love and gratitude
to his Saviour. Many ladies, overcome
with sympathy, sobbed aloud, and strong
men bowed themselves to hide their tears.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-02

Presidential Election Tuesday
next, November 9th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10
Memphis Medical College.

TIE next session % ne Neu7ha Meilasl CoI-ge
L VIII commence 90 me WEsr MONDAT being Ie
arm day % November. AMI close tie last % Fcbruary.
FACULTY.
LCNsFORD p TAsDELL. n. D.. Pr1fsu1r 5fPrl1-
auiss and Pr1ticr OF Mrllcine.
ARCHIBALD A. RfCE, n D. Profess1r % Chemistry
and Ioxbculrr.
I0Hs 7 aAERAHLE \ D.. Prafss-a- o. sBsza.
and 8urEical ANATOMY.
DCDLET d sAUSDEEs n D.. Praf-ssgr o. Pr.a-
lples and Practice % surrrrT.
ALEXANDER EEsEtNE, A. D.. Profrssar ~ 0bstet-
rlcs and Diseases ~ WauHHl ard C1IHrel.
lUNlus W1LLTAMa. n. d. Pro ssar of P~fTslslegy
and PsthooEy.
LUNsFORD P T~AEDELL, r., n D.. Professor o.,
Materls Mrfiea and rhsraBelfic.
HhOkfE p JONES n D, Drmausfraur % Ana
0mT.
A preliminary cllra= viii BE- delivered tur.nr M
mslth ~ or-ber, cIumracilE on The a-s- martsv. By
uhi1A hr session VII be virtftIV rsrenlel one uolfh
and 40 th1 zane Tine the r11us vail BE- 11su fr th1
prosecution OF uractlctl auatdmy.
6tldeuts enjoy superior .tr1lt-=s Or The study Of
Clinical u -iclle ard aI-zaT re- he CITY ulsueassrl
and ne Mrmghis Charity Hospital.
FEzS Tho regular f-es are, Or each Professor.
TICKET, SO. IN The azrrrEate, slc5 Matricui1i1n. %
BE- pz4l 1rt u1-e. as p-ual-trator % Aaat my. sl1
G7sfuiu1u sl3-aH Pagd5is On aduaHrc
Camtlra1ie b1arlinE may b. aatllurt Or e. sect
T. p. TANpELL- y D.. Bean.
Z IralHfuur-w-ffal EuTnau Hose
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10

TEEsH CONGRESS WATER.
It Fresh Ariesiau Wen water.
Freh SzrEtlEa water.
Ju1t received and f- sale By che case r- s.urEe t-Te
~ Han1f7 g VI JONES A ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10

toE C~INcTsNATL-The A. n Sewer. Cart. Wm.
hln1s1rs leaves fer Cincinnati lHfs rvrnirr a. S rrcI.F.
Larry Hamsiad, EEeuf-
EoH ST Lours me j. r.. Lucas. Capt. Alex. zsic-
Ter leaves fr s. Louis this evening e. s o'cHsk. J5ab
LEureuce. acauf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10
In Tipton county Court.
d

&c MD $50 VIII BE- e ven On his cuuittaI
Il Co am fsl s1 fuaf z get kiu. and for any per- =
E1- EElte or black who nay have stolen. em-
FnTe1, c- Earh1-el sad lr-ru. on tfeIr c1uElriur. -
So mlr- VII BE- palc Nel rauavEy from d. FIsntl-
LCl- On Ia--H culurr- MI-sIsslr1l. on Ir Ilue. 1883.
aa1 kas been see- zu1Ut MeErh-s Oh ue last three Or
t11r nl1ths- He ls BLACK. twellv-f1u- wears uId= said
u Aelrlis De b6l7l-el Co a u1u named BroU= OF
Booster lu Al=slsET-ls shout Eve feet eleven I1-hrs
El-1r l1e teeth. which ne shows when De smIze= d "a
freheal5 sarleUha- r1-uf shHulferei and k1oCE-kueef;
WelEts commonly one hundred and sixty p1urds- HAIR
ratn-r long fr "a negro ~ Dds cnDpIeEIuu. and o uzIly
plated; tlI 1lts o " af speech; well dsp5srds
silent 1lr-E saving anything except ID reply. when De
IS very APT Un- tr ssl.m or never iagzhs
VA BATTATLE.
TaLlGwam Yam Civ WfrafeaH-.I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10
Houses and Lots for Sale.
IN THE CITY OF MEMPHIS.

Two Houses and Loisssifuaied On Durlap street.
Il east II the Charleston Deput. and suitable for small
famlles, viii Re sold al = hargziu. u aruiicatinn be
made soon. Fer farther particulars, apply % the pro
prieoss q ne Appeal. myib
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10
The Great vital Regeneration
TRIESEMAR,
PROTECTED BIT ROYAL LErTERs PArENT
- -.-.r -
And 1eured BY ne reals ~ The E-ols ds Phsrmacie d
Paris and ne Imperiai College o.

And 1eured BY NJ seals ~ The E-ols ds Phsrmac.e ls
Paris and ne fmperlal College af
Metcine, Vienna
NO. l-is luvaluabIe Tor re'axal8u- snermaterrh11a
~ and paysiral eHhsustiun. and a tonic.
Ne. 2 completely rradicates az tfaces q those die
eases thaf have been hither1 -rsafeI BY the asus-ous
and peruirluus Use q cuuaVIa and cu1ebs
No. 3 has entirely slppiauted the Inlurlcus Use ~
mercury. thereby iusuriuE % Tie sufferer speedy relief.
uspersing all he Impurities and r1otng gut The venom
% dlsease.
TRIEsEHAH Eo4. 4 2 and , are prepared u The form
q a loarnge, devoid q tzste and smell. and can BE- car.
rted On ne waisic11t pocEet. Sod 90 TIN cases. and
divided into separate lGes. a. administered by Vslueau.
LalHuan. Hlur. HErd. etc Price - each. OF four
cases On one tr a.. ghirh saves e.. and in ST eases.
whereby there Isl a saving % 60 TO be- haI wholesals
and retail % Dr.. BARROW, No l94 Bleecker street. n.
r lumffiateiy on receiving a remittance. Dr. Barr
row Elu forward the Trlesemar 90 tny psrt ~ the w0rd
securely packed, and addressed a-11ur1lnr b he ilstrrc-
tons % TIE writer. S d also By
feI2 Gau1v MANSFIELD 4 Co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10
Ssg1ldF'teS.
.-n-A

NN"W
KIM III STARCH
OOO l00 90. IN Oyster.
zoo doI. IN orsfers-
500 hair boxes ssrdinass
100 quarter 5rres sardiness
% co.. cnezp Brooms;
100 half cheEu Jenkins euuariar Vess-
p beEes y r.. Ch-e=es
100 Eacks RIO Cofees
50 SACKS Java cofee.
ALSO.
srE1rs holasses- Fl0urs Bacon. Rgr. B5zrheu ant "a.
t1ee WHISKY, Soap Pickles, Tabacoo, Cirars. 80 81
FLouREOT & CRAWFORD
70. u Rroaf Rov.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10
FURNITURE FACTORY
Corner Main and Sycamore-Sts.,
MEMPHIS, TENN,

Corner Main and Sycamore-Sts.,
MEMPHIS, TENN,
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE EQUAL IN
STYLE, QUALITY AND FINISH 10 ANY
OF THE NORTHERN MADE FURNI-
TURE AND AT AS LOW PRICES THEY
ARE NOW GIVING EMPLOYMENT TO
ABOUT EIGHTY WORKMEN, AND
HOPE TO RECEIVE SUFFICIENT EN-
CoURAGEMENT TO INCREASE THE
NUMBER TO TWO HUNDRED WITHIN
THE NEXT YEAR. THEIR FACILITIES
FOR MANUFACTURING ARE EQUAL, IN
NEARLY EVERY RESPECT. TO THE
northern MANUFACTURES, AND.
IN SOME RESPECTS SUPERIOR LUM-
Der IS CHEAPER THAN AT THE
NORTH. THEY HAVE ALREADY PUR-
CHASED OVER ONE MILLION FEET
OF LUMBER FOR THE MAUFACTUR-
ING OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10

lRatTsOUus A0ren3bfF J. 1850
Before the post once DOR. 10 the city o. Memphis
shelby county STATE 90 relue see. proceed 90 sell 81
public auc-lou 10 ne hishcst blifrr Cor czsh, Che foil0u-
ma uads q land siiualoi in Duuki-n county. stats O
Mis=llrl- u1-uIt
ne y p. fractional 4. and p. : o. n. ". ). and
" = I D. ". y ~ session Ne IS f810 acres- and s.
2 q s p 4 90 Sec ~ 9 30 a-e,H and n. 2 h
sec. % C41 acese shd n D \ and ". q 81 s. 3. h
and p. > - s. " 8 81 see No. - $50 acres and y.
" \ and s. , of Zee 20 80 aoress md r.. ; audS
Va o. S-W - and s " = o. S r. \, and p. =
q S. p \ o. sec No. &c 100 scrss; and b. ! % g.
" : q Sec 40 IS go acress and y. Y free h.ard
s v frac. 3. and s p y % sec No. 10 $50 acrrss
hresE and r. ". frsc 4 aids , q s " \, a86E
: % s. p. 4 Of =ec. So. p 20 scresls ard s. ; ~ n.
2 = .tu1 p g - " p. a. and s : % Eec. 80 -
80 sTes6 and \. ". ard " \ n = = of sec
o. - t2so acresls anf n W. frac \, and g. p. nsc.
! o. sec. Ne $40 s1esE and n. v frzc. \, and X.
T. frEc- \, and n. = % S p. \. and s. v. frzc- \ o.
&c No 3 laS7 acreEf A.. frsC = and s frEc I o. sec.
No. p go acresE and n. ". fra-. \, azd y p. fae
q Sec No % fan acres)i and n hofs.E \, sad s..
OF 81 \. endS ? = Of s. y a, and ~. : ~
3 \ s1as s. VI 4 on " 3 q &c No. - ESQ
free sec. u fsso sorssF End p ; Of - No 81 fs18
a1rfas and n " n gf sec. No. 60 uel ar-esl: and y
nae- dno s. 4 of fec- Nc. % fEso noref)- and
sfe 80 rac- &C. -. fGiq srresg and free. ser
10 - les9 acresf and n ". frsc. Aa-d NF ! 81
BE = anl 3 = OF Sc 10. ~ $50 acree} a. Y
q &c No 80 81 sresE anl ffze sec. 80. 81 $50
east and frae sc No 4 eco aores). IN taunship ~. ~
p9fths range east Or 80 uu-h thereof an ne ns-ssIs
p move aeSrlbeQl a. shal be sufficient 70 nav ri an
aslnafEe Nhat remains due and uuuaid. irrefher wifb.
interest AID clsfs, on q nate for el2o al mssr -
sac X v hic1arason and p 3 Car. fstef sgf as+b
DeeeHeef ~ and Cue January 2. 1858. payable 10 the
sale a. y o'coek, y. JOHN G FrNNrr
iy2s-d 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10
Memphis and CharIestnn Railrnad.
Forty-two Acres Of Land.

TERMS OF SALE The lot g IanI Grsi Above men
TONED will b. sold frr CASH The halaQre 90 said rel.
estate viii D. so.I on r. C cdi- Of ssven and twelve
months Il fqusf .n-falmrn-s. Purchaser 20 execute
EHtes. with rrJmv q --c-~i'y. a i-n viii be retained
on The Uremi-as until GE1I payment ~ purchase masey.
Sal az "a ofclock. A. ~. gDTE e. LANIEE.
fyzl-Iautf CLERK md Msster
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10
CABINET FURNITURE

AND HAVING ALL THE REQUISITE
MACHINERY. OF THE BEST AND MOST
APPROVED KIND, THEY HOPE To BIZ
ABLE TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPETE
WITH THE NORTH IN MANUFACTURE.
ING FURNITURE.
LET EVERY TRUE sOUTHERNEB
SHOW THAT HE "DOEs ENCOURAGE
AND ais IN FAVOR OF HOME MANU-
FACTREs. BY EXTENDING THEIR pa
RONAGE AND USING THEIR NFLU-
ENCE TO SUSTAIN THEM.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH THE
LEADING ARTICLES OF COMMON FUR
NITURE AT THE SAME PRICES AS IT
COSTS TO GET FROM CINCINNATI
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE MADE
TO ORDER
ORDERS LEFT AT THE FACTORY OR
AT THEIR STORE, No. Is9 MAIN-S1
WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTIOE.
MCKINNEY * co.
Il PARTICULAR ATTENTION CIV
EN- TO ALL ORDERS FOR COUNTING
ROOM AND OFFICE FURNITURE
COUNTERS, TABLES, ETC, ETC.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10
LaGrange MiIitarY Academy
q ONLY THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED MILITARY
ACADEMY IL srATEl
situated at EGGrauqc.

EAANALAA NNAAAAH hA.uaAas
THE FIFTH SESSION o. this Institution viii a.r
Il open on the 5h % July. 1850. EIA
TEHMs-Oue hundred dollars, strictly ia ad-tlEpN
vance. per session, Tor tuition, bard. washiug -
fuel, li-hts, med cal attention. and uss OF bedstcad. mat
tres. table and chair.
IN enviahle reputation a-quired by this iugtiHuUa1
Tor INSTRUCTION and RIGID nIsCI-
PLINE sill be sustained.
Cadets for LsGranss viii leave The Memphis and
ChaTleis N railroad At Leighton
For farther information apply b the m1ersirued. AZ
LAGrznge, Alahsma-
al J. y. -ROBERTSOE.
fe1a-u5m Srneriufau4rrf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10
TheChief Among Ten Thousand
DaTey'S Magical Pain Extractor


TTAs universally uuplanfed en- other Onmsats and
n heaiIur srBicsf1ls n both the Eastern snf vest
srn Hsri-rheres, vhcrsv-r 5utroflcct3 and it, t-trtr-
&c mrfff j. tire tr-a secret % It's -acceEs Oh an Urfnrr-
0us affections. whether thecausc b. Gccifenfor diEecr-.
n sCALDs
Are instsnt'y relieved Cf5 their augn-sh, pain snd
Inflammation, by a useiv5 application % this margcl-
igus hsctsr and the deshEis renewed as Dr. By q
charm, no biemish or scar2 remalling-
THE FRIEND OFLTH NURSERY
Chiltren are freqrenfE sufferers from external
Injuries, especially fromx Plaid and CanPhcne r.
piOfous-thcref1re everyE mother should have this
healing preparation en- sautly a. hand. It heals
sore Breasts, and quicklyZ removes the TETrER or
RINGWORN. so prrvd-< Ienf in he nurserg.
To TRAVELLERS BTG SEA Isl LAM
TIE Macli1ists, the TIA ve.er. and ere-T other in
diVi1ual whose lot in lifeE throws him within The
chance n a-rident from3 explosion. freor c1liri0n,
shoud bear iu mind tharE ms Magic Extractor is his
best and only frleHd Ltd is both portable AMI cheap,
sal sh1lil ever BE- his= umlanion. as a friend IN
need There are thou sands OF living witnesses
o. testify % its marve@ lsus virtue, who owe
heir sound limbs andS muscles 90 ito saving
ne Following are a few o. the Isadinq diseases fer
which DALLBYss MAGI< CAL ALN EXTRACTOR
is a PREVENTIVE as wela a. CURE-
Burns, ErysIpslss, Sores Of all kinds
Bruises, Fstuia. shot WOUNDS,
aals, FROST Bites, scrorla,
Broksn Breast. Fever sores scurvy,
Bites % Reptiles, Felons. scalds,
Cancer. Glandulal DiseasssScurf.
Cracked LIPS. Nercurial Sores, scald Head,
Chspped Hands, Pains generally, sprains,
ChiDains, Plmpies, s.au Pozs
Cramps Piles IuuQrs,
Contracted Cords, POISON, Teusr,
Chsfes, Rheumatism Ulcers.
Diseases o. skin, Rashes, WauerealSaras etc.
Sold az The principal dep0ts, "a Broadway. New York.
snd q and i5l Chartres street New Orleans By ,.
WRIGHT 3 CO., General Agent. To can also Be Oh
tained OF an respectable druggists and merchants
throughout ne United States and Canada.
For sale in Memphis By an drugEists- mra1-dawly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10
WATO S
Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Pistols, Canes, Etc.

WE have lust received our spring STOCK % ne above
W EooiH embrlclur 1any new and desirable pat
terms, whict We VIII sell nE Tor cash.
Waiches sud JeWriy repaired anf uarralfef-
A. j. WARREN 4 10.
z18 corner Main ant Monroe streets,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10
T~RVSTEES SALE
or
Y ALUABLE LAND

III II u II AN u .
DT virtue o. q dsr5 Of tru dated April %. 1855.
u made o. us by p a.. Harrison. fr The pu-ases
nsreIn re-Itel. Ehlrn trrt I- rrE.srered iu shelby
oouury. On Deed B-1f s. a. PAGES "a "a IS and IS;
- We NiI NEoDAl September g
l11ls "-- at H.HrlaHU's store on ire premises.
WIN lHe A--a sale l-T Hier fr s1e- - Vutlr cut
81 la1L. ana tT sad ler1 % t-ust dssrItei arE o1n-
Te5e1i town Bez-ullrz 81 g. ir1auu11 90 being ne
toal- conc = Ge hs-.eT So sore fra1t and run-
ming thel0e west go poles rHa-a Oh SsetaffTs line 3
thence norh VIII SAID lane ~ poles f1 a stake vita
EUE pallfe-si Eeule ele 4H1 poles OBJ q sf1Ep near a
Emau trau-h. J. s-.fHrs zrfb-a.sf o1-s-. no..
a1lrl ~ pee 10 the heciu1llrs containing ~ e5+frr-
ua1 ore HUNDRED and s1-a-v ar--s. noe a- fes Iv5nr
an Shelby county. tennessee. and being iu range Eve.
s6-l7l rre. Tnls tra- has r1HI Do several CIHdraf-ns.
af.4 sl7e cr Varelolse- l.acsnfh .tp- WOOD thaH
ln e1uraisu. and 3 acres mg-e aim 81 ready for cu-u-
walton.
And, slsa. hs fraeiuz tract ofTans slt-zteI la Civil
D7ill1 30 Ne c o. llr-'H state ~ Te-u- -
re hluu10f huss BFuEuIIE A. a rfake. 90 being the
n1rih-esst eraer . an ariElal TRACK % ca acre.
GRANTED 20 JHhn g. Bllunt By grant No l7-Is2. eleventh
distric. range s and section s. and r1d bv TIE Hef-r q
sall bl1uut ~ srr1uF and Killer. from which. 81 IlrEs
east lss u-nk csu lzrEeli G-B auifuuuInE iher1a
crossing a brand fthe branlh earring sarth-ursu z44
poles, Gro sing TIE west FORK ~ Bezvrr r-a4F rhe -aef
beartuE s1uth-easl 20 q stake near ne "a, D u the sane.
II beng re 1lr1er az q TRACE 20 fazd aod By SfruEE and
miller % John b1y1s thr-ce west win said B1y1'z llne
I'D ~ Strong and Miller 10 ABl-ew shaw ubauep n1-ff
via said hhEWFs line $50 poles 10 an elm marked W
- with uhlte oak. dl-wooi and hickory pdluters=
p- p SWEET gun uarEH- VI SIT
being l1e suuth-elf uurEer q james MuCurkie's lands
thence nlrths % degrEes wesf, 23s poles toa stake on ne
norm 19un1ary line q ne sflresaid $50 sore tract. DO
being p poes eas- % The north west corner ~ esd
orlFlual tract thc-ce east q rlrs .1 a small budEeva.
Win sWet gun GEU0o1 end beech n1iuteus ttero=
north l1E poles % q STAKE. viii beech and d1r-o1d
pointers Themes east 1908 poles 10 a stoke. with sweet
gun. al Hud sugar tree pliuteUs thence south IaE
po-es 10 ne neg1lnlr-5 o1r-alufu-r fT estimation. SIS
aces. more or less On This trar urrs BE- tru aces lu
cuLuVztlsl. q sod steam n1urlnE MI. with uree sets
Of burrs. two ~ wLll are q inches and one IS tlches
lu diameter. a cc1perE shop, and ell necessary ac-1n-
mofstOus Cor requisite hanfs.
Win The SAID lzn1s we viii sru 81 the Impr1rruruis.
h-ul1luGs. fixtures and arllrt=uEures- % ssit der1 Of
tmsf tte uE1t % releurl1u De- fully End expressly
waived. aud Eslf LANDS vii be sid ac11rdlu-ly= but sub
tcGs EeFerihelcss. o. o deed % trust o. MAI. Eiutou. 10
secure al71o % he arrusI purchase money. Fre-uf
t1is inruu1aHoes TIE tre BE- believed o. be go1d; but
We vi convey e. trustees o1iT.
HENRT GRAFT.
WILLIAM MILLS.
iyIs-d Trustrer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10
st. Nicholas Hotel.

BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
UTHEN completed, six years ago, the ST. NICHOLS
w vas universally pr9nouncrd The most maguinceul.
convenient ani thoreu-hig orEaniLed establishment %
the kind on this continent what DO was then, 10 re-
uains to-faY-Hith1ut rival in size. in sumptu1usness
and IN the general elements q comfort and eniarment.
The hotel has acoor msdaticns for sixteen hundred
guests. ~inciudi-E one hundred complete ruites o. apsrt-
meuts fcr families Six hundred persers ran BE- CON-
fortshly seated 81 the tables o. rs three public dining
rooms, and nothinE that modern art has devised fcr he
60 venieuce and social gratrdcatiJn q the traveIi-g
public has been omitted iu its plan, o. IS neglected In
its practical details. The early reputation o. the hou-c
az hsme and arruai. derived from e. magnitude. It's
superb appointments, sni ] s home-like comforts ard
Injuries. has been euhanced every year b. ne "a
wearied exertiouz Of the urnrrietcrs
fes-3n TREADWELI. WHIrCOMB A. co.