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CLEVELAND q TOLEDO r. R.
lss-l. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1901.
On and afsr Monday, November 18th, 1850 alaips
on this Rosd will Leave Cleveland e. olloWB:
100 A. h, Through Mail, stopping at all staff rs on
the Southern DiTiaiOns arriving at Toledo
1ES0P. \.
500 ,. \. Man, stops at all stations east Of Sapdustv.
On Northern Division, and arrives at San.
du1ky At Sis ?. n.
80 P. n. Chicago EIpress-HtOps ct all stations az
cePt Washington and Clay, and arrives
in Toledo At 1870 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made ct MOnrOsTiil8 with the San
du8ky, Mansfield and Newark X. b, at Crde With
the sandlskY, Dayton and Cincinnati r. r., At Ere
mont With Fremont 4 Indiana 3. r., and al Toledo
With the MichiRan Southern q Northern Indiana
aud Toledo and Wabaeh Railroads for Chicago, De-
Gcb Jackson, bort Wayns. Logansport, Lafayette
Oeiros Alton. g. Louis and 81 points West, North
Trains arrive In Cleveland nom Tcrsdo and the
Vest atGoA. NJ andS4O P. y And rOm Bandus-
SIS An.
~-For infoFmatson and tickets apply at the Union
Ticket Once, 81 Superior st., and At the Depot
Cleveland. Nov. q, 1850. snpNt.
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ILL MdtMgs.

MARINUs q. WRIGHTs rs.
IVA TAfn.-hotiee Is hereby given that the sub
acfiber has beetI appointed and qualified a. Admin
lstrator on The estate ~ Mgripna q. Wight, lats Of
aprls:ssa ~ 3. r. BRAVIs.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTEI
BALTIMORE a OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED SCHEDULED

By recent Important changes this Road is now abla
to furnish unusual facilities for Observation-Disclosures
last, South. West, Northwest and Southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS Will all through traiDs
South, by its Washington Branch Road-by CeVe-
land and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and Marietta and
Southwest.
Through Tickets 70 Baltimore, Phiiadelyhia, New
York or Boston give the privilege Of iytng over Al
any OF 1.-THE Intermediate cities. Two Dollars addl-
tional give tins prisilege Of visiting Warrington City
en- route.
Thl8 iS the ONLY route that can furnish THROUGH.
Tickets OF Baggage Checks 70 Washington City.
N-Fare GH Low a. by any other Route.
u0SIeepingC Cars on all Night Trains.
AK for Tickets by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
J. H. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agent.
Master 6afTSaSaasPoftat,n. General Tis PSl 1rss
fsblGR6
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DR.. Z. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
And CHEST,
Y NOWN ALL OVER THE
the Country Is the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
will be at his once, No. Dr. Superior street, CleFo
land, Ohio, ~(Oppogite the Post Once, two doors eas
Of Hehman's Block on the following dates Of eel
and every month, viz
Lat Cd Ida l9h, l3th, 14th and sofa
HB-A PAMPHBET,N
containing e brief sketch Of DR., LToN's Lie, Study
which can Be obtained 81 his Office by all WhO desin
' kPP0iNTMENTs ABROAD.
TOledo-Merchautis Hotel, formerly Collins HouHl
each month, 18th, 18th and 18th.
RaTenna-COllins House, egch month, ID aud4th
on-Em House, each month, 5th and 9Th.
Paine8vills-CoWlea House, each moQth, 18th.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOtol, each month, oandl0
Elyria-Beeha House, each month, 18th andlIth.
Observation-Disclosures HOUSE, each month, 10th 3 2lsf.
Norwalk-Amerean House, each month, ISan
Adrian, Mich.-Each month, 22d and I'D.
Dr.. LYONS PROCESSES e discern diseases b. thl
Eye. He, therefore, asks no questions, nor require
the patients TO relate any Of their symptoms. Con.
9ne and all, and have your symptoms and tbs lOCol
ton Of your disease explained. free Of charge.
MAXIM brhAUrLN ADHRRED 10.
lglye sucn balm ~ have no striia
VIII nature or the laws ofliioi
With blood my hands l never STAIN
Nor POISON men to ease their pain.
p. B.-Dr. LYON pledges his sacred word and hon
OF that he viii In noWise, directly and Indirectly IN
duce or cause any invalid 70 take bis medicine with
out the stronRcrt probability Of relief or q cure
gS-Conaulfation and advice Tree Of charRe-E
The nnnT viii ~ uvarailF rnngidarad dnca
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MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING MN.
THE attention Of the enterprsng and Industrious p0F-
L ton q the community is directed to the following
statements aAd liberal inducements ohsred them BY the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, a. they win perceive, will enable them, BY
proper energy, perseverance, and industry, 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively Speaking, very little capital
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TRE STATE OF OHIO, ls
ERFDERTGR ARNOLD Wuoar

TRE STATE OF OHIO,
CuyAhOsa County,
FREDERICK ARNOLD. WHosE
place ofrosldence IL unknown, will take notice
that Christine Hegs, OF Cuyah0ga county, Ohio, did.
on the 10th day gfApril, a. p. 1851, Me her petit %
In the Court q Commen Pleas within and for tls
county Of OuyahOga Ga said State Of Ohio, against
said Frederick ATnnld and Catherine Arnold, do
fendahts, setting forth that said defendants on April
4, isG0, gave q mortgage to ths said Christine u6ge,
on lot No. a, IN John d. WOolBey'B subdivision OF
Orlginsi city iote Nos. 1886 and Es, inclusive, Of the
original allotment Of the NIllage Of Cleveland, IN
Cleveland, CuyahogR county, Ohio, 10 secure the pay
ment Of S7Ul,01. aud interest thereon, according 20
SIX notes ofsaid frpdsTick Arnold, referred 70 IN said
mortgage; and praying that an account may b. TAX
en- Of the sum now claimed 10 be due, amounting to
Slln,f3, nd interestiupOn Slnf, - hon January !, iS6li
and upon s3b,O IRON April &, 1861, and thst said
mOrtguged premists may be- sold 70 pay the same and
to provide for the payment OF fhe notes and interest
not yet due. Aud said Frederick Arnold Is notified
that he is required to appear and answer said petit
l,on on or before the third Saturday alter tho 18th
day q as{' is'i' Rv RUhhkAks ssyiE HEgE
ITO WHOM 1T MAY UONCERN.
Notice Is hereby given that Thompson a
Company, Of Bedford, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, have
mate an assignment for the general benefit Of their
creditors, aud that the undersigned has been duly
appointed their assignee. Creditors are therefore
required to present their claims TO him without de-
lay. fF WILLIAM Robson,
rf.HH Assignee OtThOmpsOn & Co.,
and Attorney at Law, llZ Superior st.,
Aprll:31ditkwtt: Cleveland. Ohio.
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.TELEGRAPHlC
1T. Sumter Surrendered,
ANDERSON A PRISONER !
1000 Shots Firedl
2 Small Magazines Exploded
FIT. SUMTER ON FIRE.
OVemen Of the Fleet
DESTRUCTION OF THE IRON
BATTERY
Great Joy in Charleston
LIN0OLRSIRTERVTER FTTH TIE.
VIRGINIA COMMISSIONERS
The President issues a PrOcla-
nation calling for $4,000
Mem
Extra Session of Congress Call
ed to meet the 4th of Julyl
War Feeling Prevalent Eve
rywhere.
Ohio viii send So, 900 Men.
Pennsylvania offers 100000.
Men.
INDIANA GOOD For $4,000.
NEW YORK GOOD FOR ANY
NUMBER.
NEW YORK CITY SENDS THR 9TH
AND 6sTH REGIMENTS.
MILITARY OF BUFFALO,, DETROIT,
ERIE AND ELSEWHERE TENDER
THEIR SERVICES.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
aPALDLNGS
q E P A l. PILLS s,
VIII convince all who suffer from
E.,
That's
SPEEDY AND sURE CUBE IS WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials we're unsolicited By Mr.. spal-
ding, they afford unQusstiOnablo proof Of
tue efficacy of this truly scieu-
tiac discovery
MAsOs7ILIE, Conn, Feb. ., 1851.
Ma. sPALDIHo,
BIB:
30 well that 1 want you to send me TWO dollars worth
more.
Part Of these are for the usighbOrs, to whom 1 gave
Send the Pills BY mail, and Obllgo
Y0g yI Ell ss%IFEIFsPts
Nh. sPArDrso. 'A' i'0'' D i'''
wish you 70 send me one more box Of your Ceph-
alie Pills, I have received 3 great deal of6ensht nom
w &&RlE E'2Ri SSIG saFEb1KHoUsE.
Spruce oTEEkS; aqating.on, Co., Pa.
H. G. sPALUIse, ''"
YSg VIII plesse send me two soxss of your Osphs-
respectfully yours,
P. 81 have used one box of your Pills. and md
them excellent.
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Sls6I.
Hear e. SPALDINs, Esq,
s1nd me- e1qther boz Of YopF CephsHc Pills. They
ere trnly me beet Pills 1 have ever tied.
Belle Vernon, WyAndot Co, O..
BEvERLI, Mass, Dec. II, lssO.
h. C. sPALDINa, Esq,
bring your CephGic Pills more psTtIcaisny bsiore
eosto1ers; nyou have anything Of the kind,
One ofmy cnstonsFs, who is subject to severe sick
aeaaaehs, Casually ihstins two days,) was cured OF
IN attack In one hour BY your Pills, which 1 sent
Y. R. WILKES.
RrrH0ID's T.ss, FFaRf 5.sI Co. OhI',
HENRY q. sPALDINe,
No. Is Cedar Sc. n "a
DRAR BIB:
Enclosed Hnd twenty-five (251 esnts. Tor which sand
Sex Of "GsHha1e Pnla-" send 70 address Of Rsy.
VIM. Q. Filler, Reynoid5burR. Franklin Co, Ohio.
lo1r Pulls WSrk like q eharm-curs Headaehs al
most Installer. Truly yours,
Wh. q. RILlIR.
YPsILANTI, Mich, Jan. "a, 1851.
Nh. sRALDING,
8IR:
hotlOng since l sent 70 you for q box of Csphalic
Eha Tor the cure % the Nervous Headache and Cos
IFeneseB and received the same, and they had 30 good
an eject that l Yves induced TO send fore more.
Please send By Ieturn mail. Direct to
A. r. WHEELER,
Ypailanti, Mich.
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2haseeians, &t.


MNUg CAL SUCCESS
one Hta5rsd Dollars BsuiuHiH
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
on sPERMAToRRHoH,
GLEET, &C.. AND IMPOfENOY
CURED,
After all other Treatment Failsll
DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, viii pay One Hun
dred dollars for the proof that he ever Eils 70 cure
the above named diseases. he viii pay the same
sam for the proof that any other Physician in
the United Ststes treats the same diseases with
Affsr msny years Of laborious study and expert
sncs, DIT. GIBSON is happy In being able TO and
nOunes to the unfortunate, that he has perfected q
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other
PRIVATE
With an bad edects srising therefrom. Including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PRO5IBAIlOh.
Of whom lad expended hundreds Of dollars with
selEstylsd physicians, who Pro1es8to trsatal private
least particle Of benefit.
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that he isa member Of
some College In London or Paris, Is perhapa some
others do Tor the purpose Of e~nsnaring the innocent
and who hold out great expectations never 70 be re-
allied. Bat what Dr.. GIBSON might boast Of It
this, that be Is able 70 give entire ~9atsactlon TO
those who repOse c0nhdense in his ability andinteg-
rtty, and that he has perfected an American system
Of Treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don or Paris, or any patent medicine to equal tor the
radical cure OF seminal weakness, and all diseases OF
arrangements, both mental and physical, arising
from sexual or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new tre9tmentthe
following advantages over all others yet discovered
and first, the agents used are in no I'ep9ct disagree
able; he uses no relics Of the dark, ages, such IS
Mercury, nor any other deleteriouB drug. secondly
no restrictions in diet or business Is required; Third,
u his treatment is positive and certain In all cases.
he stands prepared to go into any public or private
hospital in the United States and demonstrates he
immense superiority Of his new treatment over and
other now known to the world in point OF promptly
ness, permRnency, mfdneea, safety and convenience
to the patient.
Dr. GIBsOH is permanently located ~ Cleveland,
and has during the past nine moRths performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted All
individuals Of the first respectabiity in Cleveland,
Boston, New York, and other cities In regardt0
skill and integrity in all professional transactions.-
Dyspepsia, Rhuemstism, Scrctuia and all chronic
diseases treated with superior sucoeg5-
~ Medicine sent to any part Of the country
receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBSONS New Work on Physiology lcr sale
at his Office.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Eeetr0Patby Gad As9ieiHe,
~ Office No. III Ontario street, Up 5tairs, . few
doom from the Public square.
nM~m 49, annn o - ~ and from q n 81 mIHHnHE
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nR. KEELER'S COUGK CANDY
~ viii cure Bronehitie and eli Irritation Of the
Ehroet and LuEEs. Public speaksn would ndthiS
obs 70 3 aaaas 3 Public Square.
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DR.. GIBSON

Professor Of E~eetropatty Gad Medicine,
~ Office No. III Ontario street, up Btairss > few
doors from the Public square.
Once hours from 9to u and from 2 to O'Clock
daily, SUNDAYS eIceDtsd9 augg
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PRODUCTS

or he STATE Is raPdly Cling up with Pogsiauoa S.
fngBo erons having ben added since I.9 making ms
the present population ], 1886 a ratio Of lo2 per Ont to
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Dh, SWEETS
~LINIMRNT,
GREAT EITERNAL u

FOB RHEUBAT1sM. GOUT, NEURALGIA.
LUMBAGO, STIFF NECKaJORTs
EPRAINS BRUISES, ours AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEAD-
ACHE, N ALL
RHEUMATIC AND NERVOUS DIsQRDERa
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RA1LpOAD gYsTEM OF uLIEoTs.

Over 500, 10000 Of private capital have been eK.
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois. nasmuch as
part OF thsincom from several Of these works, with
a valuable publiofund in lands, 60 70 diminish heStats
ernsnses ;the TAxEAEEuGB and must consequently
every day decrease.
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Pennsylvania offers 100000
Men.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING

- n 7 u d
THE TkgLE No. ls-To take effect on anu after
Thursday, March 2lst, 1861.
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Iron the Examiner, NerfOlk. Val
Cephalic PILLS accomplish the object for which
tAey were made, VIZ: Cure ofheadache in all Its forms.
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DR.. SWEETS

beniord's Liver InTigorator and Cafharrl
Pfls are fOE sale BY
CHCRGHlLh 4 BRO, Drueeists.
RIO :. W. COZ. Pnh. SQUARE and Onf1rfoaf
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n. Sass d6t 6 only SO los sos Il, and tgitEin he
III ETse geaTs has been reduced s2,959,T45 80, and l0s
nj r~aas5Rably expect hat IN tsn years Z tgal beooHs e
Asa
Pamphlsts descriptive OF the lands, soil, climate,
On Application 70
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WHOLESALE PRICE UURRRNT,


CuHDAGE.
Manila. D 10 alek
Tarred Rope" II AI2
FEATHERS.
Pure Geese.-.S IA 49,
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HrA single bottle OF sPALDING'S PREPARE
GLUE WfH save ten times its cost annually. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-15

The President issues a PrOcla-
nation calling for 10000
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..l gs Cent sR' 4 Ri L, &c e p sc F Sss, fsS yF z 49, 'P$ GIs1Ss 'l;7 e.
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- ID ~ Il q.

TTAyrRG sold our stock OF Bsoks Stationery, etc. q
III Mr h. Wade Co., alter thanking frieuds and
the public Tor the very liberal patronEEe EXTENDED g
Us Hnast cordially solicit for iha drm continu-
ancs Of their favors. Respectfully.
GEO. PArTISoE 8 60
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NaEflMH.ieR.
FREEWAN a 90,

AHANUFAoTURERS Of Picture and Locking Glass
! M Frames. Gilt Asudlnss, oornioes, venetian
hIncs, Shades, Pier and Looking GlHsses, etc. and
asaiers 70 Artists Materials and EngTAvngs PsOTIHE
nTQgE Rrs-1ra
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RRaaanRMK.

TTIHR undersigned has rennof % to AIREs' BLOCK
Il Second street, where he will in few DAYS reosiv
large additions to bis present stock OF Carpsts Cur
tains OIL Cloths, Pianos Paflor sne Chamber SETS
Furniture, etc.
wr7e-im n. n. GROSVENOn
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pHnADELFHIA, April 15.-The Office OF The
Ereaiag .fTgEs having displayed { Secession
flag, a large crowd Of indignant citizens gather
ed, and violence was threatened 10 the ofics
and its contents. They were protected by the
police.
LATER There is much excitement about
The Palmetto fsz affair. The whole square is
blocked up with people. The Mayor and po-
lice have possession Of the building.
A large American flag is suspended across
the street. Some damage has been done tothe
interior II the Office by the mob. Il would
have been ntirely torn out but for he inter-
ference Of TIE Mayor.
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-
The war enthusiasm is at the highest pitch
here. Five hundred volunteers enlisted this
muninE.
Gen. Scott hoistsd bis flag as commander
in-chisf over the War Department to-day.
SPECIAL.
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TEFeRN the :publio in general that be is prepares
TO treat all diseases, bat especially these which
pronounced fncurable, and called chronic.
his treatment ef CSxeers is without any rival, Be
they will be expelled from the aynten with
their roots and n5ers sny by utisnhi treate
without oaastios and without the knife.
he also treats with EussEs acoordnE 70 The msst i'm
proved scienes Of medicine in Eurspe, RhsEnatiun
EsuraiEiA, Gout ophthslmia, FiEtua In Ahe eersfus
Syphilis Dyspepsia, Chronis Dysentery, Torpid Liver
Gravel Pits, THpevorm, Piles, Drspay Diseases ef th
SKIN, Bronchits Consumption, all diseases II the BY
and Ear and give particular attention 70 all Fema
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Nsgroes who are afslcted with any Of the abovi
diseases viii be cured and can md Eood beard And
remmedatons while under treatment al the dscors' In
Urinary.
The doctor calls attention sf patience at distance
hat II they net prepared TO oonfu the doctor prr
soHaby By writing to him. with exsct Aeooant Of al
the symptoms Of the disease medicine viii Be iorurde'
by Adsnis express.
Es-omes In Lsaov's Building Union street, betEeeE
Main and Second, fourth door east Of Main.
luarmary en- Unie1 strest, east Of me bayou at Dr.
spiegsPs private residence.
Br c. Spiegel has, In his thirty years practice, es
pecHily ehrole diseases cured them with the umss
success He has IN his possession hFe thossaas
plants, herbs berkss etc. which he rely upon
sure diseases which BY the successful praet
TONERS pronounced fnourable.
he also MAKES It his especial practice t. treat all pr
Vate diseases with the almost ssccess in short te
80 matter Of how long standing, Il what nature.
All D.. epieSei asks from the Aicte6 IL fair trial
then all he reference hs win give will Be speedy esr,
70 them.
thousands OF testimouiaIa from the most rsliaeI,
source, may be seen at the doctsr's once. deis-sm
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AIrrasD1IA, March IS, 1851.


EprroRs APPEAL: The South is In thI
Greatest need Of al and every help abe ear
possibly get. The writer would respectfully
suggest II it would not be well to urge it upon
the ladies' Of Memphis and the South to do al
in their power by economy and industry, and
resolving not to use any but southern made
clothes Of every kind that they msy need
For let them know Of a certainty that il Il
only to the courage and efficiency Of the men ol
the South, under the blessing of Provldencs
that their lives, and what is infinitely more,
their honor is safe, for the northern hordeI
would gloat in their ruin and murder, and
you'd net and could not be restrained by their
own lswherever they got possession In any
part Of the country. The abolition govern
ment at Washington have designs en- Mem
pbis to seize and make it the base Of opera
tions in the Southwest. and for them once to
obtain Il would result In the greatest ruin to
the whole South, OF the greater part. There
should be every preeaution taken to guard and
defend it at every hszzsrd. Let the people
here be vigilant.
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UNION STREET DEPOT,
WSSCe9'3s Produce!
BOILING, RIGGS & co

No @ UndOn street.,
AVE- on hsnd ard FOR sale lsrEe lots % Wesern Pro
4 daca aad Gr1oeTIes 1ClsIsfi1Eof
lQf1 h4rs f-ish Potatoes 80 6rIs Cement
- sscrs Onionsi 100 boxes Chssssf
SEQ slczs Corn;
30 brls Fiour, various brandt
10 rc1ms WrappIug Paperi
30 dozen B1cEsts
$50 nests rubs, painted md cedar;
90 hrls Whisfyi $50 1rs. Limsf
80 pieces Power Loon BagEinEi
$50 coils Eors;
100 sacks Fiouri 80 tsEs1 Starch
90 boxes oJsteru, fresh Bicklsi aad spissdi
l50 b Ess sosps
100 bszes Elbaloa. all quzlitissj
50 bales Ccttou Yarns5
90 kcEs White Lead;
% carocns Indigo;
80 brs. Domestic wines and Llquorh;
casks Imported BrardVs
Win . great variety o. sh-f goafs. embracing Pie
Fruits kustards, Biacking. Matrnes Ground ginrsr.
Pepper Cinnamon, Stoves, nz1s, Alspice Pickles "a
bic Salt IN papers Cotton 0lEtz-s. Chaupagnas Wen
HuEsts, Bottled Liquors, Eaz Candles o. yar5us ooor
etc, etc.
PersQ1s WISHING = Huuply themselves Eith choI-s
Groceries. Eoud Do vel 70 call and examine tis STOCK
unIa
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Trust Sale.


nURsUAET to the power aad srthoriiy conferred On
me By the terms of a trust deed, made - ne y
D. Hoatgomery en- the 7st epys Dsoenber, iese. Ane
recorded a the Registers eco. In Book Ne g. pages
q47 "a and 2I4 On she ID day u JanuzTy, 1881 -
mo- deed rafsrsnes IL hereby mads fer Fsrticulsfn
-fn an sATURDAY the 9Th day ef April, 1851, nt n
d csvcs q SONS auctisn hsuss known he Arezdes
on ne soath side Of Bnion street. between he ksrn Of
10 and Il oelock A. n, have And eKpese - sale the
fslIowinr described tract parcel 81 and knsWs as
dssignated as fellows, to-wit Being and lying In the
county Shelby and state Of Tennessee as1 beGnniAg
Al point cypress tree, wlh the line Of Jsba CHb
bins marked No s, and running eastand with Csbeins
line forty-ars poles and nftssn l5l links 70 aske
south Of maple tree marked J. thence north sixty
four (sll poles and tEsnty-one zi) links to ataksj
thirteen entry b. AcLAmorl Carr; tbsnss south
forty t30) poles 10 stakei thence hfy-tWs (57)
poes TO stake themes nosh forty go; poles and hftsen
15j links north o. black walnut mRrked X. & O., 70
Pointers line; theaes east twenty three @ feet y the
vest side 81 twenty fost aey5 ana thsaso ssnih and
with the lire o. said alley hundred and twenty (s0
psies 20 4 stake; Bn6 themes west hundred and
iWenty-one (i9l) poles and Afteen links 10 staksi
thence nOrth hftyave 55 poles and forty aks to place
Of beginning, being ATTY six acres, more or ieas.
viii sell said tract o. land 70 The bKheEt bdefr for
cash. 10 satisfy eertsia hcte drawn By said J. d.
Montgomery 10 T. n. SAINT the atth day Of March,
thsreahout in the year 1880, fer hundred col
lars and the and expenses q said sale. All per-
sons wanting purchase said Of znd shsud
the title and Be ready then I'D here ie pay said
amount Il may bring.
Titis believed . be ssOd. 5ui viifeonvsy oaly
mrss-sa VS.. HHUos. Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-19
TO Gas CON SUmE RS.
ECONOMY In GAS.
REDUCTTO.T Nv G.aS BILLS.
PROVoESFOoN US.

,C4HoECE SUGAR CURED HAMS
10 BREAKFAST BACON
DO sHOGLDnESs
PLAIN HAMS.
BACON SHOULDERS,
DO RlBBgD SIDES,
DO OLEAR SIDEg,
FAMrLT FRIME MESS PORK, IN barrels snd hf. srlS.
Dc OLBAR POAK, Do do
% LARD, pri as kettle rendered In barrsls,
BALI barrels and e,
grRAa MESS AND n. o. PORK,
BULK MEATS, SHOULDERS, SIDES and HANS
En-The aoovs are noW In stsck and viii be kept
sonstantly On hana through the gsano1, from which
aotsis 6roesrs, Boat stsres, Coast orders and the
frade gsnsraly viii Be supplied Al market rates By
FRANCIs WHITTAEEH,
Packer and Provision Merchant Seventh and Carr
Streets St. Louis No.
Refers to merchants Of Memphis generally who DO
pryvisisa busineaa. fs1-tinodsm