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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-05-30

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Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency
and fair profit.
Especial attention gicen to Insurance of WELL
LNGS and Contents, for terms Of to gears.
The solid service long and successfully tried,
and the many advantages the -Etna Insurance
Company possesses in its line should not be over
looked by those ready to insure and outstanding
their best interests.
During stringent times the necessity for re-
liable Insurance becomes an imperative duty-the
ability OF property owners to sustain loss being
then much lessened
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of the
Company.
~ Business attended to with dispatch and
fidelity.
JAMES M. SPENCER, Agent,
oct7-v1-24y1 At Dowagiac. Mich
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why an IrIshman VIII not voIun


To the Editor o. the New York Daily News:
an an Irishman. I have been asked why
I did not volunteer and march to put down the
rabsllioa IN the South. May I give three Of
nv reasons through your columns They are
I was volunteer in our army 10 Mexico.
and while I was there, nea who now control
and urge this ciUil war, were at home, and
opposing The war against foreign foe
Seward, Greeley, COrwin, Lincoln and BeechsT,
etc, denounced the war and the men who
I were carrying It on.
IT, A few years ago, the Know-Nething
party seemed 10 BE sweeping the whole country
/ before them. and State after State, Msssaehu-
| sets and New York even Joined their ranks.
TIE Irishman and the German. the Cath5lie,
/ was threatened with a withdrawal OF the
rights and equality which the Constitution
4 and he laws secured to them.
Where then, was the first bold, manly and
successful uprising 10 the States for the foreign
born citizen, and the rights Of conscience FOL
/ the Catbolic2
T was in Old Virginia
/ III IF I denv the right Of the Southern
people to state their grievances, and to Judge
l when they msy set up a Government them
selves, bow can 7 hereafter sustain ireland
/ and Hungary when they shall decide to estab.
/ lis1 separate governments for themselves, and
to stand 10 their arms in the cause?
I will stand. on the defensive, against thl
/ South, IL thep attempt TO invade Us with
view to compel the Northern States to breal
| up their Union, &ai I ask ny Irish and Amsri.
can brethren 70 Geuse me in their civil war
| as &c appears now.
viii yo1, in your columns, Mr.. Editor, an
swsr and refute my reasons? II an wrong
show il to me, and I will retract. This is
| land Of free press and free discussion.
A." COUNTY CORK"
] Nnvv York AnriI q 1861
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n1ssIssEPPI PLANTATIONS.


We sHsr a number Of select ard highly improved
Farm in saslby ssunT, varying In distance from ~
phis from sna twenty miles All Of these lands are
assirhby situated, and haely adapted for Gardening
/ snd Farming purposes.
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THE BEGINNING OF THE END,

The matter is working to their own ruin
among the abeltionists finely. They promise
soon 10 be hsislsd on their own pstsrds. The
New York Herald shows its terror Of the CON-
ing storm as Follows:
And it lie appalling to remember that, within
little more than d week, this city, from differ
| ent causes, was menacsd with misrule, and the
unchainlng OF elements, whose rage would
I have reduced our metropolis 10 a pandemonium.
! There is no doubt that plans existed to destroy
nswspaper Offices, iniure individuals, sack
I private residences; and that the days succeed
/ ing the 5ombardmsnt Of Fort Sumter, bad very
nearly proved to be the beginning Of an epoch
I Of wrstchednsss, which would not have ended
I until banks, warehouses, the mansions Of the
/ rich, public buildings, and the accumulated
/ wealth Of cur merchants, had become the prey
I Of a savage excited mob, who would have re-
garded everything they could lay their hands
[ on, as legitimate plunder.
Secret organizations, and the incendisry
. language OF that p rtion Of tie republican
. press. had prepared the way for, and instgated,
every species Of atroeity, blindy ignoring that,
I although the first effect Of their Vaccinations
I might have been injury to those whose pros
/ perty aud enterprise they envied, the conha-
] grafton would not have ceased, until they, also,
and an they possess had persisted in it. Ex-
psrisnce has proved that the people Of New
I York, are, 10 the main, order loving and peace
fui; but, with a population, including Brook
iyn, Of considerable over a million, there must
ever be a sufficient number Of rufisns to turn
. disorder TO their owa account, and paralyzs
I immediate attempts to reduce them to submis-
l sion.
It is exclusively owing to the wise, prudent,
| and patriotic course Of the conservative POr-
tisn Of our public journals, thst scenes, hideou'
to contemplate, have not been witnessed anC
acts frighiful to imagine, have not been psrps
tratsd, in the city Of New York.
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Grocery and Millinery

8 II O r r 8.
A eRulT VARIETY Of wsn-sslectsd. fresh and su-
a psrisr erseeriea and Provisions, nne Wines ana
ETpsriar LisEsrI, Of direct iRPsrtatisn, always
kspt sr kaaa at tue stsrs sf JOHN HARTLEY, cor
aer s Iindea and DtSsS sea BE hSs Just received
4 freth ssnsiEHneAt Of Ams st Louis Hams, for
vhisA his eatablishneht IL celebrates.
Ns1t the GTssery eatAbinhment, en- DeSoto street. be
has lurt sBens6 atsre with sntirely stock OF
FAshisaGSle NiiAsry, Bshnsts, Dry Goods Trimminss
and every srtiss in that line sf Business.
A osmpeteEt and experienced lady viii sttend to All
vhe NAV extend their patroaaEs. Ladies' are iAvited
70 call End Inspect the spring stsck which will be fousd
superior AAd attractive and at prices that viii suit the
tirnes JOHN II. HARTLEY,
ms Corner Lindsn and BeSoto streets
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= MCLANAHAN s. DILL.

and navy, and everything else, and falling
back upon bis individual wealth, prosecuting
devastating assault upon the city Of Baltimore.
n such a thing could be, AID Fort McHenry
bold it's neaee AGAINST BIN, then indeed should
we abandon an hope Of liberty and Union,
ncsforth and forever.
A senator Spinola, Of New York. is suffered
to declare that in cert ain event Baltimore is
TO have nothing left to prove where that city
stood except the granite column erected to
eammemoTste the memory OF Washington /;
aud the bullion in our banks is 20 reward the
volunteers; while an annui Of 5000 is prom
ise3 to be man who shall secure the scalp OF
/ Jefferson Davis.
A certain regiment called the Wilson Zou-
sves, has been formed whose only virtue con-
ssts in swearing BY The most bloated oaths
/ vengeance against Baltimore. And The press,
I degraded beyond ali comprehensiOns, furnishes
/ the false FIRE which blszes in these disbolieal
purposes and glnats over them. Indeed, the
| exhibition Of feeling which now seems to AMI
mate the people Of the North is more like an
I oulbuFst OF unqualified 6endishness, barbar-
i ism that has never known or felt the influences
/ Of humanity, much less subduing and restrain
Z ing power OF civilization and Christianity.
| Aud il there should come no future in which
I these frenzied people shall turn with shame
{ from their present condition, we are entering
in this year Of grace and OF war tie very
aEte-cbsmber Of he'll itself, and our future
l will consist only Of the annals OF self-destruc-
! tion.-Baliim0rs Sun.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-04

DRUNKEE AsE.-We have it from very good
authority. that Abraham Lincoln, since the
date Of his Inauguration, has not been sober
FOR day; and that be is frequently, and for
days together, in state Of such astly in
toXicstiOn that be is utterly incapable Of
trsnsscting Official business. His habits in
this respect sre ssid TO be notorious in Wash.
IngtOn. What spectacle dees he present to
the world Placed in a position Of singular
difficulty, which demands the exercise OF the
highest qualities Of tact and prudence, he
maddens himself with driHk, and sways The
desfinies Of the United States from the gutter.
/ It is easy, now, TO account for bis reckless
/ disregard Of constitutional obligations, and
! FOR The 6endish ferocity with which he urges
I on bis war against the southern people. His
! constant associates are said 70 be such rufhsnS
as Jim Lane Of Ksnsa7, Blair Of Missouri
and other Wretches Of like character The
| Government Of the United States is controlled
I bv a band Of drunken ToWdiss. u is a "gr D
esry government" headed BY sot, and In
spired by deep potaiions Of bad whisky
oxford Miss lnieIigsnesr.
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REAL ESTATE OFFICE
Opposite the Appeal Office.

TTAVIEG aasosiatsd with ns Dr. D. 2 SCOTT, for
Fl nerly sf NkshviIle prepared 70 efsr = sui
frisnas the pablis sddi9as faclies in the con
auct q sHr butiness and With increased digenco 10
the disoharEs 81 duties hape to merit eonth
q tAst PsrsnaEs heretofore % LITERALLY EXTENDED
to Us Below present q portion OF the property
placed At our disposal.
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FoREIeN RECoeNITIoN.

Prom ihe Charleston Clurier-l
A Mr.. Gregory, a member Of the British
parliament, lately gave notice that be would.
at an early dav, move the adoption Of a reso-
luton, calling upon the British government to
recognize forthwith The Independence Of the
Confederate States Of America. Upon sub
seqsent day, Mr.. Gregory gave notice that he
would bring forward bis motion on Tuesday
the 18th ult
In the course Of few days We may expect
to receive the report Of the debate which oc-
CURED in the house Of commons on that 0cca-
sion. How desirable it woHld have been if The
news Of the reduction Of Fort Sumter could
have been received in England before the even
ing Of the debate referred to. We publish, in
connection with the foregoing, the following
extract Of letter from England, addressed TO
a mercantile house OF this city, under date Of
March 30:
Our interest and anxiety in American sf-
fairs continues quite as strong as ever, az the
new Cabinet at Washington is Just as uneer-
tain in its policy as the old. There is one
consideration, however. which is very clear,
viz that the Southern Confederation is gain
ing strength very fast 50 that our rail splitting
friend will soon begin to fear its power, and
must soon give up its ridiculous notions, so
often expressed, that the United States Consti-
tuition remains unbroksn, and that be will
simply carry out is provisions and laws.
] have been astohished at the declaration
attributed to General Scott, that no less than
twenty thousand men and formidable fleet
will be necessary in order to reinforce Fort
Sumter. II this be true, hope The federal
powers will show that discretion is, in this
particular instance, the better part Of valor.
" FoH would be pleased to see by some OF
the numbers Of the Times which I often send,
hat mstion is TO be made in the house Of
common, on the Ssh Of April, for scknowl-
sdging the Independence Of the Confederate
States. II they can only get possession Of
Fort Sumter, the wedge will be pretty well in,
and show The back countTymen that Carolina
can play at rail splitting as well as Illinois,
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ARKANSAS LANDS.

lands improved Haimprsysd and located at various
psisis s2srased within ne beat cotton growing regions
In the STATE.
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r0MMnN FIIRNITHRE.
.MSmE1cR.

ID Es0LYED, b ths Bosrd Of Mayer aud Aldsrnsa d
Is the city Il Hamphis, that the Mayer KEGS ssandia1
astce in Of the city papers, thst aoos5Et ugans
fhe rity viii Be paid made By authsrity 81 Ai
Mayor and Beard Of Aderen and approved T the haysr
I'D. BAUsH. Msvur.
IL. RIcHAaDsos, City Register.
Nsmphir, AuruEt q
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orsr this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE CON-
PANY TO the property holders Of Memphis and seieii
portion Of their business All losses viii be promptly
Dsd fn cash Al this agency. Those Who wish
szs s1utnern institutions in preference 10 Northern
J. T. WEST. Agent,
~
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Vow York. AprlI q. 1851.
How 10 Prepare for the Campaign.
The following hints to our volunteers are
timely. and should Be beedl..


TO Our YOUNG SOLDIERS.
i. Remember that in a campaign more mel
die from sickness than BY the bullet.
2. Line your blanket with one thickness o
brown drilling. This adds but four ounces il
weight, and doubles the warmth.
3. Bay a smsll In la rubber blanket (only
ore dollar and City cents) 20 lay on The grouat
or 20 throw over your SHOULDERS when on guarC
duty during q rain storm. N st OF the eastern
troops are provided With these. Straw to III
upon is not alW avs TO be bad.
4. TIE bss' military hat Ia use is the ligh
I colored soft felt; the crown being sufhcienll
1 high 10 allow space for air over the 1rain
/ You can fssten it mp as continental in fai
! weather, or turn It down when It is wet or yer
l sunny.
5. Let You beard grow, 50 as to protect To
] throat and lungs.
g. Keep your person clean; this prev n
fsvsrs and bowel complaints in warm climates
Wash your body each day If possible. Avoi
strong coffee and oily meat. Gen. Scott sal
hat too free use OF these together with neg
lect in keeping the skin clesH) cost many
soldier bic life 10 Mexico
Z. sudden check Of perspiration BY chilli
or aight air often causes fever and death
When thus exposed do not forget your blanket
AK OLD Sol DIER.
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Al AeGnEssIvE war.

The sense Of power on the part Of the North
EN- states has exhibited its usual effect In OBJ
Iitsrsting al sense Of right, and now, instead
OF & WsT to be conducted according TO some
recognized rules Of civilization t iE proposed
70 make IL a wild raid against rights, property
and HFe fndiseriminatsiT. Secession i child
ish innocence compared with the utter law
lessness it is proposed 70 inaugurats against
ths south. Among other exhibitions Of mad
ness. George Law, the millionaire, asks Of thl
President authority to subdus snd open d.
rect route through Baltimore for northeri
troopsi and failing to obtain such authority hi
intinaiss bis purpsss 10 do il without autnor
ity What isshe orgsnizsd and orderly seees
.siap Of State compared with TeDe.4on az. an
Il ess.D such sitbis. In the ftenzy Ct his BIZ
=. dsepotir - ile lifts his hanc eEainat q
7f
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The Holmes County Democrat
rtmGfOrs, Mississippi.

rTyHIs paper is published weekly in PsPuloss and
wealthy rezion and in the hsart OF he cotton
| spsive circulation Of any paper pub ifhsd IN this
r.rt OF Mississippi thereby asaIng Erehter facliue'
= an Advertising All eemmunlcstlo.t on ousi-
-. . . ss-nl5 - aSdressed 70 s N. THOMPSON,
- Eftor and Proprittor.
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R09s RO93R.

Two newly built substantial, beautiful ard -
il conveniently arranged Cottage Hesldenoea, t-Issd
each c5utaiHin four rooms hall. oo'ets ste, HniI
kitchen atted with pump and sink. situated on-l--A
the corner OF Alabama read and Winchester avenue
paying and careful tenants. They viii be rented lev
Small respectable families wishing 70 ecoHsm He vii
Ind just the House they WHut. Apply 70
ABRL SINISTER,
apQslus At the Gas works.
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Wm Il. Mcfarland; President Farmers Bank
A Warwisk. nrm Of Warwick & Bxrksdale;
Wm g. Crenshaw, hrn OF CrenshaW Co.;
wellington Goddin, drm Of G3oddin 4 Arperssni
T. ". McOance, h-a Of Buhlop, Moucare Co;
G. A. Harksiale. nrm of WsrWicE 4 Burksdals;
James II GIANT, Tohaoco Manufacturer;
/. d CreusEaW, q N 81 Haxali, CrenshaT & %.
John Bacon drm Of Bacon b Baskefvil,
r Haxau, nrm Of laEa J. CrsnshEw Co.;
John Currie, II ship Owner;
Wm B. warwick, hrm o. WarTiek q Barksdale }
Jas. Alfred Jones, Att0rney-at-Law;
O. q. EIlett Builder;
p g Rudu, AEriculturist and Manufacturer;
R W kcGruder, arm Of s McGruder h Sons;
". W GrUmp, AttOrney-at-Law;
Jas Dunlop. arm OF Dunlop, Noncure Il Cs.
BOILING ". HAXALL, President.
O. z BREsEE, Secretary
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RRalaOrNE.

7 &. CHADWICK han removed his Insurance O6ios
j ts oaa-FelswE bali, the drs room on the righi
al ghe tsp ef the stairs where he will be happy
his od friends and customers, ard aord them ever
facility in his psWer in his line OF businrss
he stu represents the old " Hartford Insurance
Company" the sldes. company doing business IN Mem
phis and the Ph0aix Insurance Company. No COM
paniss in the osuntry have earned better reputation
Tor pramptn sss and fair dealings.
Pair dealing and prompt settlement is, and Away
har been his metto J. h. CHADWICK,
NJ Iusurarce Agent Odd Pellousi Kali
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In Chancery a Memphis.

III AhH q NACAAA kFAAhoa
c1FKTE OF TEENEssEE.-PrOeeedings had In the
eIsrk's once ehancery side Of the commsn law and
chaucrry court Of the city Of Memphis "wednesday,
February 20th, 1861.
Arthur I. Taylor, OemPAinaht'
John l. Splvey, and others, Dsfenasnis.
defeadsnts John L. splvey and Thomas Hamiitsn
,re pon-residents Of the stats 81 Tennessee,
IA a. ,rdsred that they do enter their appearance
herein before ~ within the hrs three days sf the ReHt
term Of said Court t. be held "a the seesnd Monday
10 Nav next, Q6sl,) and plead, answer or denur
~ eorsnlanans' bin or the will be takes for esn-
essed As 10 them and et for bearing Parte and that
py Of this order published snce week fer four sue
cessive weeks in the Memphis Appeal segy attest
JOHN Q. lAEiER,
CLERK and Master.
Psytoz and Bowsn, solicitors for complainant.
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CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.
COIL! COIL

I HAVE bees engaged n The soal trade for lhe la
twelve years ] have boa-ed o1al o. t1is marss-.-
me retail city and steamboat trade, aHd lave eta
fren experience the necessity Of hasIus fhsapsr o.
Memphis than has heretofore been furnished b 1r 20
pie. The neceszitles o. the rich and po1r he rlf
the change proposed, an while DO uct pretend 90 l
vuiss the fact that I intend 70 make uaney- I
net the leas true that . shaH e q pu1lc 9enela1i1r
have on hand large suppy Of Green rlTer 90
whicn have always furnished st price esr ls.1a
which aust Be paid for PIttsbHrg coal ne PIE
1ot RJw larg the coal hlcrEs received Ir1r
5urs but these grow larger az tss mine 10 petH
and with each AhIpment 20 me BY spring he llalf
be large the largest taken from the Pirtshurs
Green river coal costs less tuan that trem ne
TEters % the Ohio, and therefore sell DO low alu
because IL 80 valuable for al purposes Do
deemed it useless 70 obtain ann puosh rteliss
its proper rites from those who g here IT. IL
bank checks are The cerGdcstes want have 1u'
ever larger stock than ever before o. FltIscurs a
which goes II At market rriceE. Eonid state Ele1
over, that those who buv from me pay mousy q 81
citIten Of Memphis. All that make gees into a1r=1
tisn here. taxa nothing from the cirJ shlc1 or q
at0r did intend should aEHY slnse b. I'D ni A2
mphis D coal bed. Keep your mJ1Fy 1i 1elles "a
stand b. your own people, which you czn aec1ullar
suyirg coal al the Blue once, On Jefsrsols or e.
foot ef Poplar street
uo1-6m THOMAS aAAA
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In Chaucery, at Memphis.
CfTHTF OF TKNNESSEE. - Proceedings had IN the
| y Clerks onoe, Cbnnesry Side of The oommen Law
And ChhnoerY Court OF the city Of Eemphn, MONDAY
March the slh, 1851.
/ Mary D. Martin, Complainant
Richard o. Martin and o.hers, Defendants.
It appearing from aHdavit nled in this cause thai
the dsiencsat Richard Q. harln, = no1' ,s,
dent Of the State of Tennessee: It 10 ordered tnat
| be DO enter his sppssrsuos herein osfo OF
within the rst three days Of tha next term OF sso
| court, 10 be held the second Monday IN NAY
next. Osei and ps-d, assSer or demuf = eornpsin-
ants biI or the El taken for confessed as "a
him and set for hearing parte and that copy Of
;his order be published week for fe1r Successive
Geopy-Ssfest: JOHN @ LAEIER.
CLERK and HAstef.
B.N Rstss. solicitor for complainant.
ApiO-lawtw
In Chancery az Memphis.
] CyTATE OF TENN NEssEE.-Proooedinss had in the
- clerks once Chsnoery side Of the Common Law
and chAnoery eouTt Of ihe atty Of Memphis, Monday
[ March the Sth, 1851
/ william T. Williams, Complainant
Jshn ". wis, Susan A. Long, and others,
Il appearing frs aaavit aies in this cause st tSS
Defendants John ". Wills, susaa Long. joseph p.
Brown and Mary l.. Brown, are -rteieenis Of ths
State Of Tennessee Il 10 0rderea that they enter theil
Appearance herein before within the hrst three day
Of the next term Of said court 70 be held the
Monday in Nay next, 1851 1ne plead, or demui
10 oompaindut's amended answer and BILL or M
same viii be taken for confessed to them and
hearing ex psrie ard that copy Of this order be psb
lisnsd pace week for four successive weeks IN th
JOHN O. LANIEE,
stStt and Dixon, solicitors for complainant.
sEbs-lsvtS
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RIIlERI!
JACOB G. WARD

EsPECTFULLT ANNOUNCES 70 his -FI7az
n former patrons that be may be found eLatss j
a 40 1876 Main street, opposite the CiayHls
g1ildfug where he is prepared % ervea----lal4s'
TIE urblic with anything IN his line. Blank BsoE
af every description, With without printed heads
made 70 order.
Havzg one OF the most approved r1llus mschiHes, he
s prepared to 90 any kind Of ruling Particular atten-
ton paid % the hnding OF mnsic and all kinda Of peri
odicsls, either plain or in extra style.
an orders from the city OF country viii recei~e
rronl7t attantisn JACOB O. WARD,
ls5 Main street, opposite Clay Buiding 2d doof,
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KEvER, NEvER, NEvEH lit is reported in
a Baltimore paper that President lincoln said
to ssme Baltlmoreans the other day, that
neither be nor Congress could recognize seees-
sion. That is true, but It is not the whole
truth. To bsvs it said at all, Mr.. lincoln
should have added that the American people
will never recognize nor submit to the disin-
tsgration Of the republic. And, if in any
future emergency the country should prove %
have rulers who would consent to the separa-
I tory, the people would hur them from power
by a reEoiusion as resistless as The elemental
I forces OF nature hersslf. Secession il to be
! crushed ou in blood ard FIRE II necessary. The
UHited Stales are still 10 remain g continental
Z power, not fragment Of one.-H. Y. TribaHe.
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Trustee's SAC

DT virtue of a deed Of trust executed to The I'D
ID day Of January 1853, BY J ". Rogers, (sinoe as
sumed BY other parties but not pad) Tdsd In ne
Registers oice Of shelby county Tennessee book IxX
pages sos 500 and 3lO to which record rsfsrsnee s
hereby made fuller description, will proceed 70
sell to the hishes bidder for cash. the premsss at
10 .'elock A. NJ, on SATURDAY THE ELEVENTH DAY
OF NAY NEXT certain Lots OF Land on the north side
OF the Pigeonroost road containing about nice acres
about one mile and half from tas city Of Memphis.
The title il une.ubtsd. but convey onlv trustee.
Redemption waived. WM. s. PICKETT, Trustee.
By order Of !. ". ROGkRS,
NV. @. STOUT.