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C0MM0N FHRNITITRE.
Trust Sale.


DT vrtse OF three deeds Of trust, dated July Sep
Montgomery to secure certain debts therein speehed
will proceed to sell fer cash to the highest bidder in
front OF the of;e f Horne Esq in the city OF Mem
phis on the 22ED DAY OF APRIL. 1861, the following
property. vz In the county Of Shelby and State o. Ten
nessee beginning 81 stake point tho East side OF
College street OF avenue hundred aud thirty-'Eo
32) feet so1thwa-dly from the south side Walker
street. laid down on the map Of he city Of emphis
by z. " RucSer; thence eastwArdly parallel with
Walker street, and along the E0uth line OF lat Of
acres, Sod by the said Montgomery TO the Rev. Mr..
DranH <95 feet 20 staks the southea corner Of the
aid lot thence at right angles with the east
side of the said lot said walker street i32
feet thence eAswardy with the south side Of the said
street to the northeast corner OF the land sso
TO said MONTGOMERY BY s. RoEe BY lis deed OF Febrn-
ary g. 1852; thence southwArdy with the east Inc Of
sad tract the sae being 20 tract to The north
east corner OF a let sold by said MONTGOMERY TO B
Alexsnder being 2H acre.; thence westgardy With
the north boundary The said acres and the north
boundary Of sold by sad Montgomery 10 J. O.
Devn to College street; theaee wit the east side Of
COLLEGE street 10 the beginning; coniaHnE sbout four
sere, near t. Starks Female Coegs. and part o. the
said twenty ae-rs sold 20 said Ronts0mery By S Roze
.s Aforesaid The right Of redenptian i expressly
waived. The TILE is good. but l Will sell only as
trustee
ssogld the property not sell for enough satisfy said
seb viii at the said time and place, sell for cash
t,eniv-ase shares Of the stock the Memphis Build
ing and Loan citation conveyed to me by said Mont
gorlery - collateral security.
mr2l-in >. q. 1Htft 49,.
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DURSUANT 70 the power ard authority conferred on
L BY the terms Of trust deed, made to me By J
.. Montgomery the 2ist day Of December 1860 and
recorded il tbe Registers sfoe in Book Nc s6 pages
2l2 2i3 and glt, the 81 day " January, 1881 10
ghch deed reference is hereby made for psrticulsfs
VIII. SATURDAY. the 9Th day st April, 1881, at
G. CGyce Sons auetisn house, knsEn the krcade
the south eide OF Union street. between the hears
10 and y O'Clock. \ have and expose to tAle the
following described tract parcel OF and and
designated follows to-vit: Being and lying In the
county OF Shelby and State Of Tennessee and bsginninE
al point cypress tree, with the line Of Jsbn Cub
bins, marked No. g. and running east and with OuhbiBs
line forty Eve poles and nfteen C5 links to = stake
south ot maple tree marked J. 9 thence north sixty
four (S4) % and twen;yons (2i) links 10 stake;
thence east twenty 2o) poles 10 stake and corner Of
thirteen acre entry BY AciamOr Carri thenss south
forty (kul poles 10 stake; thense east fy-two t52l
poles sske thence north forty 40l poles and dfteen
Q5) inks, north OF black walnut marked Y. O., %
Pointers line thence twenty three iS feet TO the
west side 81 twenty fot alley and thence south snd
with the alley huudr Cd and twenty f0)
sslss 70 3 stake and thence west hundred and
twsuiy-one (l2f) poles and fifteen links to EtAkei
thence nb fiy-nye 5S poles sns forty links 70 place
Of beginning being ATTY six acres more or less
cash 10 satisfy certain nets drawn BY said J. D.
Ronrauiery 70 T. NJ SAINT on the 24ih day Of March,
abouu in the year 1880 for hundred tol-
lars and the cost and expenses Of said sale All per-
wanting pErehsse said lot Of land shsud examine
the title, AID be ready then and there 10 pay said
smouht 1t may bring.
Title believed 20 be geod. bot will convey only as
trEstee.
rnrqs td VS. BRUCE, Trustee
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DIS. J. B. WASSON & WM. WkSsOS,
NO. 800, DENTISTS. NO. 800.

ITAYE moved ther oface to corner Of 6zzssA.
II UNION AND MAIN sTREEr3,
where they have atted up and fnrnlsAedQ If,-5tsR
rooms uitable for the accommodation Of
those who may favor them with their confidence, and
having thus located permanently offer their professional
services In the dderent branches OF Dentistry, pros
ing public to them in the most sktlful and
ludcous manner and in every reasonable case WArEhni
satisfaction, both to operAtons performed. and
charges for the Further than this we wish 20
bold out inducement whatever 10 eusnare the public
draw them to ONCE, ty any exhibition Of Dental
specimens, propositions 70 do Cheap Dentistry" or
Et prices low, lower than the very lowest
or oy ether msreprssenstcn Of facts In any way
whatever Eeither do wish any ere to mistake
nane (WAssonl for that Of another. - the name is
plane and place OF business easily found. once osrncr
n TTuson and MAIN No $50. fr2S- 4 tzzE
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HOOKS! BOOKS!
Young Sc Brother,
onrurF Tourqg uaFT

VII 7717177T y . TIT
nIckENy WORKS. complete.
EtvinS's works, complete.
C,Ihoun's Works. complete.
Websteris works. complete.
P,,ltsc,l Text BsOk. By n. ". Ciuskcys
history Of France. y hite.
fsa-olin1 Sports By Elliott
Life In ihs Old Word.
Hones OF American Statesmen.
Homes d Amerir.n Authors.
Wooibury's Eritinzs-
JUST RECEIVED,
A large assortment q Printers TAX
F0s sale by Young \ FRO,
mrlz Odd-fslows' hall
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PROV.FSFOeH s.

CtHOICE SUGAR CURED HAMS
~ DO BREAKFAST BACON,
70 BHoBLDEKS,
PLAIN HAMS,
BACON SHOULDERS,
DO Ribbed SIDES,
DO CLEAR SIDES,
FAMILY PRIME MISS PORK, In barrels aad hf. brls.
Do CLEAR PORK, do do.
Do LARD, pri ne keitla rendered, in barrsls
half barrels ard S.
eLRAR MISS AND n. o PORK,
BULK MEATS, SHOULDERS SIDES and HANS
Es-1he above in Stock, all will be kept
e0astantly hand through the season, from which
Hotels GrocerF Beat st7res Cast Orders sui The
Trade generally, viii be supplied 81 markei rates by
Francis WHfrTAKER
Packer and Provision Hsi chant, Seventh and Carr
streets, 81. Louis, No.
Refers to merchants Of Memphis, generally who Do
pr.visiou huefaess fp1-deaf3ra
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of deed Of trust to me executed BY Mar
- Gus Wrght, which is recorded in ths Rexster's
snee Of Shalhy County, in Boak No a. pages s25 500
ttu ST. which D. uAde 20 certain note therein
described, viii. su the i5rE DAY or ArnIT A. D.
1851 proceed to ss 20 The Highest bidder for cash The
real estate described IN such truE deed, w: lot OF
lana situate, lying and being in the county Of Shelby
and state Tennessee dsscribed follows Begihsing
al thc nurthWest sarner Of Tennessee and webster
streets Ia the oversn division a5jOiniuE tbs eitv Of
Msmpht TuuniEg theme north with Tennessee street
hundred AID nfty feet 10 stake; thence west one
hundred Ard twenty-five feet 10 stake; thence seush
hundred and any feet to stake 10 sbser street;
thcEce east hundred and twenty-five feet 10 the be-
ginning being the zane conveyed % me by "a deed
The right Of redemption is waived IN saeh truEt deed
Sale take plsee 81 the south-sest of Court
square in The city Of Memphis within ths Usual hosrs
rnrlA-id 3 RnGRls rrn..aa
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ARKANSAS LANDS.

We oher for sale 50 900 acres Of choice Arkansas
lands improved and uumproved and located a. various
points embraced within The best cotton growing regions
in the State
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SIIsSIssIPPIPLANTATIONs.
TENNESSEE FARMs.

We sdsr a number Of select and highly improved
Farms in snelby county varying 10 distance from Mem
phs fFon 70 twehty miles All % these lands are
desirably situHted, and aaey adapted for Gardening
and Farming purposes.
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have italicissd that portion Of lbe above
paragraph to wh eh / claim the right Of r.
snnnse While will not pause 10 consider the
rhenonenon which is exhibited in your exprrs-
sions Of friendly regard and sympathy for and
confidence IN. an American President, vet,
beg to say. that e at least furnishes evidence
Of q wonderful change in the sentimsnts OF
British politicians IN rsgaFd to the chiefs OF
the renubic. At the end OF long night Of
horrors and m!srue, your loFdship sees bursting
over the horizon the bright aud glorious sun
shine, which Is hereafter to illumins the career
of ihs republic. by the early light of 'hia
gawning iaminsry yol imagine that you be-
Fold d. the not distant future, the end Of ihat
terrible conflict between brothers and fellow
csurtrymen. WHICH you hope viii 10 i,s rssulis
BE- irss hmiful 10 the slave than be master
You. perhaps, imagine that IN a very brief pc
rod The nation which Great Britain failed 90
eonoper with her mighty sword, even in the
dawn Of its infant existence, viii have fallen
an easy victim to tina subtle policy bY which
Won ana vaar co-iaboFers have eudeavored TO
arfn its citizens in a fratricidal war. II the
merit % a deed nav be measured By its sue
cess. I grant that your lordship, as a represent
stive of Bdflsh policy, may boast that yoa are
upon the point Of achieving q greater triumph
bv tbe subtle arts Of diplomscy, than has ever
Been won By British arms, during a long and
brilliant and bloody career.
In contemplating the possibility Of such
estarirophe. one is tempted 10 exclaim: Was
own king Richard bad less cause 10 hope for
success, when be sought 70 win the widow OF
the murdered Edward. and, N surveying the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-13

LJAVIEG associated with rs Dr.. d T. SCOTT for
II merlY OF Nashville prepared 90 onsr ts
friends aud the public additional facilities IN The
duet Of buBiness. and with Increased dIlEeucs in
the discharge 81 duties, We pc % merit c0ntia-
Of that patronage heretofore literally extended
to Below We present a portion Of The property
placed a. our disposal.
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TO GAS CONSUMERS.
ECONOMY In GAS.
REnHHTTO FKs G4c RFFTG

DY using McHenry's Patent Gas Burner. These
ID burners have been adopted BY ely autorles Of
Louisville and Cincinnati nr the parB0se OF lighting
tker streets, and were suhjectsd to the ricid
photsmetrioa test, regaras slrdtrg the grsatasi
OF lEht the smallest soufunption Of Gas,
and fou nd % esnpets with all ether b1rners
TO the Gas Light Csumitees u oseuties for their
consideration ald a4o7tisa. Taese banners guar
auted to al who them, for the following alvanta
Ees lst Economy consumption Of Gas 70 ths amount
Of from 70 per sent ever the best patent buraer
nsde, and from 20 to so per cent Of tas fsh
tail hAt-wing burRer. 2ad. A perfect clear ard
steady nauie. ID. Perfect combustion aad freedom
from suasEs. 4tn Freedom frsm Blowing and Wsstins
sf Gas to the ash-tail aad bat-wuE burners.
ny lozS expeTienoe in tae manafaclure ahi c1nsumP
ton - Gas (haribE been superintendent Of Memphis
Gas works for the last seven ysars) induces say
they The best burnsr that has been offered 20
the pablis and nse5 BY private 70 the
exclusion OF all ether kinds they have been in
troduced Tue burners be seen at CD anfer Co .
drug store; the city amp posts in front Of the Appeal
one Union street, and Dr.. MerrilPs, Azdisou
street.
For sale At my shop, Hrst coor north ef the Ga
on e, Main street, Between Washington aid Poplar
ABEL sIMISTsR
Gas and Steam Pipe tier.
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REFERENCES

T. A NELSON, Es,.. Prssisou, Of rss hank Of West
Tennessee.
LEROY POPE E.q., supsrin,endeutof tAe city scool'.
DR.. P. 5. JONES, (irm shsldon, Jeuss & co.)
Z. n. TERGEu, Ess, Attorney at Law.
l. KNOX wALEER, Esq.,
JOHN HAMILTON. Bsq.,
R. 5. CHEW, Haq.,
7. J. FINEIE, ESQ.
Z. 5. HAMMOND, Hsq..
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viii Retail at Wholesale Prices!
MEMPHIS CITY VARzIsH Rooms.

vHE subscriber wishes 10 inform the ctEans inst he
Is nov ready % receive old aul secUud hand furnl-
ture Or every dcEcrpi1n 90 repair ana varEish the
same and 10 u is desirable he has no objections 20 re-
pairing The furniture af The family residence-he eK
pense of drayiug aud hauling would be ssved. He viii
rs-upholst-r and furnish new hair coih sn chairs,
sofas and divans. Al description - st-smb0st furni
ture chars repaired and raiuts sud 0biectio"s
any distance in The c1uutry on the pantaJisns
thu tue expense truubis and tran p5ratou of the fur
uiture TO the city aud hatk again can be saves-it
alone, would pay the repairing 70 e. Apply above
or address, ne through The post oilce.
fe7-d5m HENRY BEAREs.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
COs4ES COLL!

HAVE been engaged iu the coai trade for The past
twelve years have boated coal b this market for
he retail city and steamboat trade and have leaned
from experience the necessity Of having 1b-ap-r fuel n
Aeuiphis than has heret1flrs berH furnished o. her p
pie The necessities OF the rich and pa0r alike require
the change proposed ami while DO not pretend % Dis
guise the fact that intend maka money BE- Is
not the iess true that snail public ben~facior
have on hand large supply Of Green river coal,
Whlch have always furnished at price Far belug that
which be paid PirtsburE coal The pieces
DO; larg as the oosl bo Es received from Pitts
burg but these grow larger TIE mine penetrated
and with each shipment 20 me BY spring the Jumps VII
be- large the largest t-eu FROM the Pltbar7 pits
Green river coal costs me less t1an that from the head
waters Of the Ohio aud therefore sell DC low, and not
because it not 90 valuable for au purposes. Z have
deemed t useless o. obtain ami publish certifates o.
its properties from those Who 30 here. IrF o. ana
bank checks are the certificates want have, how
ever larger stock than before o. Ptslurg coal,
which goes aG al market prices. would state more
over tBat those who bus from me pay money ts Ola
citizen OF Memphis. All that make gees into clrcnIs
tiou here taks nothing from the city uhicH ere
did intend should away n-e De did not hsve
uuhis a coal bed. Keep rcur u1ney at De me- and
stand BY your people which y0u can accomplish BY
suyiug al 81 The Blus once Jefferson, The
nu7-sm THOMAS JAMEs.
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UNION STREET DEPOT,
or
Western Produce!
BOILING, RIGGS & CO

Avs hasf aui f1r sale large lots Of Pro-
4 duce and Gr0c-r-eT. o1ls-sfir.- of
1000 baEs Irtsl Pataf1--s 30 rris. Cement
90 sacks Uuiuu-5 Too boxes Jaeese5
500 SACKS Cgr15
200 1rls Faur, various brand
100 reams wrapping Paprr5
900 dozen Bucketsi
$50 nests Tubs. painted and c-dari
80 hrls WHISKY $50 5rls. Lines
$50 pieces Power Loon Basgtug5
80 coils AoFss
I00 sacks Fiours 80 tares Starch;
100 ooEss Oysters, fresh 9icElsd sud spIssIi
$50 B -zes s0sps
100 baEss roba 81. tli a1siitles5
50 bales Cotton Tarusi
10 keEs v bite Lead;
. caroons IbdlEoi
80 5rls. Domestic Wines and Liausrsf
casks Imported BraBdTi
With great variety Or sl 90 z1s. ala1racI1F Pie
Fruits Mustarts, Bia-kiEg. Nltclss Grou1i aIu=ar-
Pepper Cinnamon tlcses. Maze AI-ucz PIcsTes Ea-
bic Salt iu papers Cotton CI-flEe ClamraruaE wei
Bu.Sets Bottled Lieu9rs Wsz Cauesof v-1sl o8-dri.
ETC., etc
Persons wishing f. supply ths1lssigss wIih choice
Groceries wosid DO well csl ard examine this s.
nol4
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RQesaOTNE.

TsHE undersigned has removed 70 AIRES BLOCK,
Second street. where he viii il few GAYS receive
large additions his present stock OF Carpets Car
tsns Oil C'oths Planes, PSlor and Chamber Sets %
Furniture, etc
mr2s-im H. \. sROsyEEOR
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SUBURBAN AND CITY PROP
ERTY.

We have = Rusber Of unimproyed and elegantly i'm
proved Oy and suburban Lots which CIsr for sale
or exchange.
YOUNG WELB,
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BRIBERY!

JACOB G. WARD
5oTPs[aT so1 t65 tSS 5ESogSGEs Ssy to 1 Aii Eg
al No lss Hain street, opposite the
Building, where he IL prepared 10 seEvee--aaAEe4
he public with anything in his line. BLINK Bsok
~ evsry desoriptsns with without printed heads
made 70 order.
Having Of the most approved ruling machines. he
Il prepared to DO any kind Of ruling Particular stten
ton paid 70 the binding aud all kinds of peri
ideals, either plain or in extra style.
All orders from the city csGntry will receive
prompt attention. JACOB O. WARD,
ise EAin street, opposite Clay Building ID Go0f
mAr2l Memphis. Tenu.
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ATTENTION! ATTENTION
Stationery---Stationery.

rEVHE finest assortment Letter aad Note Paper
i offered in this city.
We invite particular attention 20 beautiful assort-
maut Of Letter and Note Paper eunsisi ing 0 the fol-
lowing styles pamask Wave. Damask Reticulaieds
Windsor Court, windsor Amber Laid, windsor Reticu-
lated De Ia Rue Royal Note, De "a Rue Rose Dalnasks
French Paper, assorted ooiors MagnEs Yciuin Bath,
Marines Arabesque Victoria, Qsadrila- Also, Aoura
ing Paper ana Envelopcs, Of every description.
Call and make your se ectiens-
YOUNG * BRO,
noIs Under Odd-felioWs' Hall.
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Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Pistols, Canes, Etc.
Notice of Diasolntion
FREEMAN q "a.

FREEMAN a. CaB.,
MANUFACTURES OF Picture and Looking Glass
vi Ffsmes, Gilt Aouldinss, Cofniees, Venetian
Bilndt, shsdss Pier and Looking Glasses, etc, and
dealers In Artsis' Materials and Engrayings, PROVtNB
Block. Memphis. uars-1rr
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n . y suEU a
WEST, COCHRAN & CO.,
General Commission, Forwarding
DUnnHun nTHDH" HNYto

No. 10 Front Row, old stand Of strattoB,
McDavitt & Co.,
MEMPHIS. TENN
DARTICULAR attention given 70 the sale and pur-
chase OF Cotton, Tebaoeo Fleur Pork, Baoon, Lard
Wheat Corn, ETC. Liberal sazh Edvaaees made con
gnments to friends in New Orleans md ST. Lsuis
REFERENCEs.-W, J. Davie, Memphis, Tenn.; Civ
en-, watts Co., N. O. Waits, Givoz 4 Co., Paduoah
Ky NJ D. Davie, Oarksvie, Tenn; Harding, Givsn
a Co., s. Loui.; Blanton & James, Paris, Tean.
mys-Iy
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THE HARTFORD INSURANCE CO.,
TIE Oldest Insurance Company doing business in the
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS, 81 ,OOO, 900.

CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS, 81, 900, 600.
This eopany ress # claims 10 patronage on the fol-
lowing facts:
q II has been doing legitimate Insurance busi-
ness for HALF A CENTURY.
It mas soquired AZ euviabls reputation in regard
70 fair dealing equitable Adiustneht sad prompt pay
mant of osses which aoqGirenent is guArantes thst
it will never dvate from its former course and Jeopar
diIa character 80 lSng and deservealy enjoyed.
- 1t possesses bAHa nds to the extent OF a
MILLION DOLLARS.
- II has twenty thousand dsars In Tennessee State
bends dsl osited with the comptroller,
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MEMPHIS MANUFACTURED

HERHAPS Il IL not generally known that we manu-
facture thrse-fourihs Of the Furniture We sell,
and from this day will sell
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FLATTERING TESTIMONIALS

which he has received fron Gensenea ., the HIGH
zsr REsPECrABILITT 4. ais ostg and slsssAsr..
They are in his possession and Ossn for the Inspections
Of ALL but Hss Rsfsrszoss below are Of nature that
will abundAnuy satisfy all Who psruss them.
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The European Expedition.

A convention between England. France and
spaln. was signed in London ON the 3ist ult.,
the terms Of which contemplate combined oe-
cupa,ion Of Vera Cruz and other Mexican ports,
for the purpose Of securing the falhllment OF
pecuniary obligations Of Mexico to the SUBJ
jects Of the Allied Powers, and the redress OF
other grievances. As to the objects to be at
taine,i beyond this there is a discrepancy OF
opinion between the English journals. The
London Times aud the Shipping Gazette assert
tina, II the occupation of the coast does not suf-
fee, there will be march on the capital. and
an effort to set up stable form Of government.
Both Of these journals intimate that there Is
something more in view thai the redress OF ex-
istiug grievances On the other hand, the Lon
don Chronicle maintains that such redress CON-
prises the whole object Of the expedition, and
that no arrangement had been entered into res
pecting an advance into the interior, or any
interference with the government OF the eoun-
try. The leading Paris papers incline to the
same view.
The London Morning Advertiser gives re-
port that secret convention exists between
France AMI Spain. in addition to the stipulation
publicly made with England.
The Madrid semi-otfieial journals talk OF a
Spanish Protectoratc as expected to result from
the expedition.
with regard to the forces to be sent out. the
Boston Journal says the prevalent opinion Is
that neither the total number nor the quota OF
each power has been settled by the terms of the
convention. We have, however. estimates to
the effect that England will send 500. France
1900, and Spain 5000 men. Other authorities
say that the French contingent will lie 5000,
comprising 900 Zousyes and detachment Of
cavalry. The naval force, il Is supposed. Of the
three allies viii be about equal
Such Is the substance Of the information
which has thus far reached us respecting this
remarkable expedition.