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e Hsadachs 10 the ~fayorlts sign By which
nature mAkss tnoEn znT deviation whatever from the
natural state o. tbs brain. and viewed ~ MS hght u
may b. losksd on a. = =af-E1a-d intended 70 give nou1e
Of disease which might Otherwise escape Hitezucns VIZ
TOO late 10 be rsmedicds and it, IuatcatIous ahoum sever
Be neglected. Headacbes may he csssiaed Under two
names, VIZ sympi0uatie and fdiOBathle, sTmptpmaiir
Headaehs u eEaeediuEiy common. and ts The Frecureor
o. q Ereae variety u diseases, hmong Wnich are Ape
pleEy, Gout, Aheumstlsm and all fehriie diseases nr
lts nervous fern % 10 Gympsthetc o. Disease Of ne
Et1mEch unsiiutinE Sidr Hraeache, o. hepauc disease
eolEtitufing BillsEs Hetdhchs, q Wsms, o0nEtipscsn
hnd o1hsr disorders % he bowels, ~ YEA Is renal ard
uterine Efecisns- Diseases q ne he8rt are very ire
queusly Ettendsd Wfh Hssfaches5 Aneuia and Plsthorn
are also aEectisns Ehich frequently ocrasisn heada1he.
Edi0pathic Hsadaehe 10 alec very eommun, being usualg
disiinEzished By Tie name q Nerves. HeEdacEe, sams-
times csmi1g 60 ssdtenly in = stale e apparently sod1d
hezlfh, md pTostratinE ct sncs The mental and physical
energies. and IN othsr instances q cones On flosly, her,
sdsd bT dspressisn sf spirits Or acsrbtty Of temFer- In
nost iastaaoes ths pain Is IN he frsut u he head, ever
one or hogh eyes, sad Hometimes proVukinE vomiting
u1der fhis elias mfT aiso Be named Neuralgia-
For the trearmebt Of either daes % H~eadache5 ne
GeBhalie Pills havs been f9una . surs and safs remedy,
relieving tie most acute pains In = lev minutes, and
By It's sahile power sTadicztiug the diseases o. waicl
Hsadachs 4 the unerring indsK.
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THE NURSERY.
sufferers from external
Fluid and CGmPhsns Es-
mother should have this
5tantly at hand. II hsals
removes the 7 81
leaf IN the Eiirserg.
n LAND.
Weller, and every other In
throws him within the
erpi0sf0n IRE or collision
this Magic Extractor 4 his
is both portable and cheap,
eomp4pi0n, IS a friena Il
aaRds o. living Witnesses
lsus virtue, who owe
muscles % Its saving
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Real Blessing.

Physician--Wels Mrs. Jones, how Is Nat
headachef
Mrs. Jones. -Gonsf Doctor an sonsf he pin you sent
cured me must twenty miudfes. and I wish you soEld
send more 80 thzt I can have them handy.
Physician=-Tou en- get them % any Druggists. Cal
Tor Csphalic Pills, { dnd they never fau, and I recon-
mend them In al cases o. headachs.
Mrs. Joness-I snail BenG for a box directly, and shall
ten 81 my sudering friends for they are q real bls
sizg.
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PetItion 20 DiEorce.


" (Atfaehnsnt b. GarnishmsBt
~ ne cscse. csrsmes cd b. rttachnsnt ard earnish-
ne-s =, fha Qreund ~ non-rcsdenes. The Dc fcnd1rl
n-sidef thsf ne aant y sst for irini On Erssdty. M
Isb dev 81 Nay, 1854, tefec :. Hornef Jnsiics O. ne
pr.rs Tor shelby county, TennFssee Waen 81 Snefe
he is rfou sted % sppeEr and teteEa ne SUB oA
~ e.ne um 10 proceeded with eX pafte.
- - 7asf- Tarauk1 J. I-F.
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FAcr WoRrH KSowHse.-Spaldmg's Cs-
uaaiic Pills are . certain cure ar sict Headache. Billi0us
Ueadaahe. Reryous Headache, Costiyeness and dererzl
Debility.
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WGaeted
R0NR0TNK,

THE undersigned has removed to ATHzs LO0
Il Second street where he viii in q few days reoaivs
hrEs sddiions T. his present s;ock 81 Carpets, Our
aims Oh Cloths Piahos RGd0r and Chamber Sst Of
m9soiS ss n n e-RosvVroR.
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,sily On aaruaosl per sunum,.-.-..---.sIo.Oo
ri-HeeET $1,000 -----~--~.-. SOC
Feetlv -----.--.--. $50
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CoETROLLERss oFFrCH
go - - -.

J. z. CHADWICK, Agent,
fsI-fm RaNW WrrUurW0
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Mlsftlaneoas
DR.. I Gfs
C0s'AsSaNes S5rasp.
sTrsth IL Mighty and WuI Prevail.

1AhOUaAADa osn ntinas ne force q this nueisu,
4 when Aey iqak a2eEnd aEd ~. he hsupy facesoi
heir Family, FsiendH and Neeresa. Infke ari5ymfafsf
health, who hngs been rassd from : s7assstrre srsv-
" re timely nseef feis inFaiuaals medicine.
CeGLIhA haf 1rrurae-that cuTas Of he Hlgaa-
apPi Waller, has lost - dresdf DIARRHEAI 80 n,
4abnt,ating tndpene=. - as bhe Nast. FLuxl ore "a
he most ~inaidueua diseased % thA human fFstsm q
orsroune, and All iregulafllea "a the hawafs grevs
aoEsd by ths ussot D.. ninias's Strip.
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.Nf6uaI.
THE TRVR ~ GENVINEl


IT'S use. II fsirly tried, win sooH restore ne tone 2
/ ms dlfestise orrahs, i~nvisorate the blood five seas
sraf rotundity % she hEufe, and sd energy 70 me mtae
and nervous system4 Is Taiaa has teon femaft.nH
evidenced BY It's wonderful restorative pgHera5 visa
ordinary t1nlos had seen vttriy eNhausted- u e8orat
seurishfaaut to the body when 10 oiher can pc borne
nd furaishes The frame vita fat in atruiS rsnarkabls
For ooNsUMPzToE AID Ba0ECBITISs
Foq sCHOFULk la al its dsvslopnena,
For WEAKNESS, WASTING, aud every form % De-
HILITY. lis curative properties Are anrtFnleey
IT may be taken without disrelisb y The mss DELI
cate ustient. and retained without effort u ne most
s~ensfflVo stomachs It's superiority in this and other
important oharRcterisfios q genHinenesa, has Euaran-
tsed for 1t The oormendatisn Of ire most emtnent ply
-irisrs throuzhout TIE States; the written tsBtinoony of
ths faculty Of the best medieal sehoolsj the Pfefeasufs
u the -
Bniv4rsity Of Pennsylvania,
JsRerson COLLEGE 81 Phiiadsiphia,
PhRadelphss College Of Medicine, and others,
Invaiids ahould be careful p purchase OIL Of IN
doubted regulation n theg desire the most aeiiye ana
Immediate advantages Of The remedy. That which We
ptepars has decided evidences Of superiority over other
brands. Mhnuiaetnrea oaiy BY
JOHN q. BAKER a co.,
importers and Dealers In Drug, ChenicAiss sie-
For sale to the trade BY
DEARING g.
as5 Main street, below uniops vest side
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DAILY RATES On ADYERTIsING
For one squzrs often lines orless. one nsertion-.s1.o 90
Per each additional Insertion o. ssme--.--..-.. Sc
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nIuE GRERN AND BUZZ HOLLAND SHADES,
Is made % order and put up By a. sxperienosd hama
$50 Hain street. Provine block.
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THE WORKS or ROBERT HALL, A. NJ,
with q memoir Of his life. Originally
published under the suPeriRtendenee Of
Oiinthas GFegcry..L L D., n6 vols. full
4 calf, London
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- vt
NOrE--O1r st1crI 1ud bo1ds Es bid 81 psr1anrl.
Investments 1nd &C pretfu1 7anic value n - urlls-lr
ef their Hctual Tauei bot prsfsrriuE 70 uupiy strictly
viii The letter % tha isw, we enter hen a. tte l1EeE
szsh Gales on ne 7ist December. $50, thereby malaga
Gfsreuos o. nesrlY 5000 ID aHr statsueut.
LrABILrTTEs.
s. NoilabHlfies 70 5anks, or sthers, due O. n- tus-
s. No Iasses adi1sted ana due.
Z. Lasers either uuadlusfef or
s. Adiustsd and ss5Bs
g Loses IN sugpease, waiting furthsr prasfs
taouicd in last anEEer aboTa-
70. All ofhsr cszhHs aEuEat TIE umra1T-
(~iFidenfs uupsidl .......-.-----..- 5000
TutelMabhiues----.s---......--- a5.1u5 -
H. The rule o. ne gsmuauy Il, esd = ezreed af1.uoIu
any ne rlsE, Huaiecfto los b. 8 single ere.
Il ne amount Insured IN acy o. rilaEe depauf1 -
is HiEa-Esnsraly AT ne tesirahia risks 70 D.
had suaect % tha ruls last nnoVs named.
-. m anouut insured IN any ma hlock o. E~uifiuEs
depends upon its size and conEir1cti1n, subject D
ne rule asuTe referrad 70.
f. ne aaef inoqrp1ration IL ne s.ma Sc hsIstafrs
Il m-uwrwn-mw 49,
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G GEIFFISe.
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GBr mfupbis 8pptaL

FUHEIsHED DAILY, EEI-WEEKLY AND wEEKLl
BT
sEe T. HcLAEAHAN--sa--s-HEEgAETEF p. Dill
UBdcr tae sfyls I'd SRA o.
Is BILL.
vhsm all Letters On Bzsinazs. or sfaerVise, should be
Directed.
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Also, refers By permission, 10 the hos. joseph holt,
4 tafs Commissioner 8Patentes and Al =esent PlsirlAsteT-
General, and TO J. W. Keep, Esd, ~ Main street.
Nemphls. ard u NcClansh1n q Dill, proprietors Mem
Il uhfs nkppanl.u uof7-fau
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GRENr DIsocEEHK-Amoag the most i'm
9ort1nt or 81 the great neilcsi discoveries o. IBIS aga
may te considered fhe system % rarrinadon Tor pro
lection fTom amail Pax. toe Gepbalie Pin cor relief o.
Headache, and The use n Quinine Tor the prevsntian Of
FeveTs, either OF Which is . sure specide, whose bene-
as viii be experiences BY suGsring humanity long after
thoir disooverers are forgotten
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

---W- ----
NRlZELLE Popiins and Grenadines.
Em5roideret Pu1lins und Grenadines.
Embroiderad and Plain English BereFas,
New Style SILKS and Chanies,
Agzzmbiques, Lsvellss, Debegea,
Supers Plain Black silks.
Rich Brscane PJuit De Sole.
Printed Linen Cambrics. neat figures,
Pine Frcn1h OIEEnfies and JanoHsts.
Gray Travsling Good, variety,
Mourning 9 ods, variety,
Liaeu and Jacouet Embrsidaries,
Black six Mautles, BAsques and Sacks,
Black Lace ManueS, fulle Berthas,
white Grape Shawls,
Valenrieune Thread and aimrurs Laces-
Embroidered and Lace Collars, Sleeves and Sets,
Ribbons, Bnfous, Frlnges, Gi7Tes, Boss,
Pine Boots, Shoes. slippers, CiethinE Hats
Rufing, Pointei Trimming. CrUchef GoadH,
OsuzburEs. Driliugs, stripes, Piaids,
Linens Sheetings, s~hirttngs, TickfnEs, etc.
IAILGR A. McEWHE
..E-l.M VAN aLraaI- nn.r M-r.h.n u-nla.
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The Chief Among Medicines.

S
.D~RENTLINGBR's FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
ID RILLA AND pANDELION "a purely vegetable
q epaPationl stands sc the bead Of al eurativs agsuta,
in eases Of scrofcla, Enlargement OF The Joints, Chrauic
R~haumatisz. Eruptious Of TIE Skin. Netde Ras1, let
ter, Lnd-ssstieu or Dyspspsis. Eervuus or Buieus
Heedachs, S~yphfiic or AeTcural Diseases, Complaints
incident 70 females; in short, Cor oil diseases arising
FROM 4 aerAagod o0ndition Of he digestive orgaHa IN
ipppre state q ths blood, or he mJulicieus uss Of
mereury4
Physicians prescribe It In preference 70 any other
lucrative in usa.
Far sale By !. b. Hills,
y No. 3 Poplar street,
naea-sm west o. Ovarton hntel.
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HOME MANUFACTURE

Z OOKTNG GLASSES, PARLoB MIRRORS P0s-
Il TRAIT Hnd PIOTuRK FRAMES, GILL AOUfD-
ISGs a. chesp a. they can be imported, 81
FREEMAN s. CO.'S.
$50 MAIN STREET,
- HHn-E
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THE DIVERSIONS OF PURLEY By John
Horn Took. To which is annexed bis let
ter to JOhn Dunning, Esq. ] vol, 5vo.,
cali. London,
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BRFDGET.-missus wants you 70 send her a
box q csuaaic Giuss ne, q bottle 90 Prepared Pina-
5IrI aihEng bsts HziaHsfi pmFrM
ye'I Be- dnGl El1filT What & l.. Re see se9s MA
dead and f1ue via tho sea Headsche, md Walts sEno
more n that aane - relEived her before.
uruEzist.-T1u mwt meaa S~paidfng'H Cephais Pills.
Bridget Och sure new azd you've SD az hers
the quartssr and give ne ne Pills, and don't be an aEy
abOut II aithsr.
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WMalERn
CHAKCERY SALE

A Young d OF southern birth and eduos-
ID lion. . sltuution a~s TEACHKE. in a school or pri-
yate family. Address,
VERNON, PARTEH g. LAY
mral-2E No. 5 Front row. Memnhla. rsnnessee.
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IRllI OF LAID.
saturday, the 1871 day OF ADriI, 1861.

DuHSUANT 70 q decree o. the ChEnsery Oeurt % Hay
a wood county, Tennessee rendered q me February
tern, 1857 m The cass OF John R. Green ana wife,
Eliubeth T., W. Richard Keunou and others ] viii on
Saturday, the 18Th day OF april, 1861,
On The premises, prooesd to gtn 70 he highest bid1er
a Trsct Of Land containing $50 acres, lying N Owl Dis
trld No. 8, Of Haywood county. immediately On the
Memphis and Ohio Railread, 2 ! miles west o. &tant-n's
Depot5 ABOUT go acres in cultivation, rood Dwelling
House, Gin HOWE, etc, and , most erceneHt we'll Of
water. There are IS or 50 acres Of fresh land, and
a~ltegether a very superior Cotton Farm
TRIMS OF GALE.-The land viii be s1lt an he fol
terms; 0ns-hsH OF tao purchase money 10 Be
paid on the 26ih Of december, 1881, and the rtmsininE
half % become due ca the 2tth OF Decomber, 1s61, the
purchaser giving bond and security foT the purchase
money, and . lien reserved on the land tin AT the pur-
chase money Is paid.
L K. BENEETT,
nna-T ClprF rnf rasfeT-
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Noteworthy ract.

Fruln the NOBLE htAAtl@F
his fact worthy Of remark, that although
The number OK troops stationed at and near
Pensacola since the middle oe January, has
averaged one thousand men, and within the
sst few weeks several times that number,
there has bot been a single death from disease
during that time among our forces, and The
sick list has at all times been astonishingly
small, making the surgeons duiies almost a
sinecnrs. When we consider that the men
have been constantly engaged IN the most Ia
borious tasks, such az raising sand batteries,
mounting heavy guns, working frequently all
day in the water, and constantly exposed to
the sun-that many, IL not most Of them, are
unused TO severe toll, not a few Of them reared
in luxury and ease-that nearly all are from
the Interior and not aeelmated 20 the scoreh-
ing sands Of that unsheltersd beach--we are
at loss which most tc admire, the hardy ma
tsrisi OF our volunteer service, or the evident
efficiency Of the qusrtermaster and commissa-
riat department. As summer advances, the
contest between our forces and any that the
United States might send against MS, will be-
come still more unequal. The latter must droop
from exhaustion under our burning sun, while
the men OF the South will suffer comparatively
little inconvenience or debilitation. A north
ern army below the 30h degree Of latitude
would be decimated BY the climate alone in
less than a month after the Isl Of June
The first death at Pensacola, from disease,
was that Of Lieut.. Bergman, commander Of
the q. S. steamer Wyandotts. II is said TO
have been FASTENED, II not oeeasioned. by the
mental suffering arising from his false pesltloH
and the cOuhict between his sympathies and
supposed duties, from which be in vain hoped
that the action Of bis native State, Virgins
would relieve him.
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AN OFFICER IN THE WRoNe PEw.-We
ere credibly informed that on Wednesday even
ing last a man, who claimed to be the agent
Of the Post Office Department at Washing, on,
demanded OF conductor Gonzales, on our rail-
road, an inspection Of the mail bags from
Montgomery. The conductor demanded the
evidence OF bis authority, whereupon he pro-
duced something like a commission from Mr.
Lincoln, which did not suit Mr.. Gonzales,
who said to the stranger that be would see
hin (the CENT? Id before be would permit
him to examine the mails in bis possession.
BE threatened to report Mr.. G. for rsbsllious
conduct, which the latter informed him he was
at perfect liberty to DO. The Lincoln agent
was then informed that il be extended his
trip to Pensacola, his reception might not be
a very pleasant one, hint be promptly heed
ed when reaching the Mobile stage stand,
where be promptly took the stage for the last
nsmed place, instead Of coming to Pensacola.
It is suspected BY some that lie is an imposter,
seeking chances to rob the mail. We do not
remember bis nsme.-PeasdeoiG Observer.
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EEcEssIoH AND CoTToS AT TWELVE AND A
HALF CEETs.-'fhe old Union is dissolved;
seven States are bearing arms and anteipat-
ing war, and yet cotton, the great staple Of the
South, the food Of millions, the king Of the
world, is az the enormous price OF 123 cents
per pound. It has not been 90 high for years.
II goes up in the midst Of q revolution, and
despite the prophesies Of Baek-Republieans
and timed submissionists In the border States
that commerce would be destroyed by secss-
sion and our farmers would suffer great loss in
the reduction Of the price os this article, We
behold them with happy faces, filling their
pockets With the money thEs made, and thank
ing kind Providence for the prosperous times.
Cotton at 12l cents, and the revolution going
on This takes the Republicans abaek and
forces an acknowledgment from some Of our
patriotic southern friends who opposed seees-
sion, that things have not turned out half 30
bad after all. Negroes are high, cotton is high,
the season is propltious for good crop, our
people are happy, and one shout goes up from
mountain to valley for our new Government,
and the blessings Of liberty which it dispsnses
to It's subjects. Three cheers for the Confed-
crate States and the present price Of cotton
Columbus (Ga.) Times.
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Trnst Sale

DY virtse OF three deeds OF trust dated July Sep
ID tember and November lst tIecuted 10 By A. J.
Montgomery to certain debts therein specihed
viii proceed 20 sell fsr cash TO the highest bidder in
front o. the Office u J. horne Esq In the city Men,
phis on me 22ND DAY OF APRIL. 1861 the following
property vz In the county OF Shelby and State Of Ten-
nessee beginning a. stake point the side Of
College street OF avenue hundred and thlrty-.wo
ns2) feet lhwa-dly from The soHth side walker
street. laid down the map Of ihs city q HemphiE
walker street, and song the south line q let Of \
acres, sold By the said Montgomery 10 the Rev Mr
D-aue 495 feet ~ stake, the southeast Of the
aid lot thence at right angles with the rsst
side Of the said lot &c said Walker street fs7
feets thence eatwardy with the south side OF said
Wzker street 20 the northeast Of the land ssd
20 said Montgomery BY s. Roze by his deed Of Febru-
AIRY 9, 1854 thence souhwardy with the line Of
said tract the being 20 tract 10 Dorth-
east corner OF let sold BY said Nontgomsry 70 z b
Alexander, being ~ acres; thence wsstWardly with
the Horth boundary Of The said acres and the north
boundary o. acres sold BY said Montgomery 10 c. c.
Deviu % College street; thence wits the east side Of
College street % the beginnings oontaiEing about four
acres starks Female College, and part Of the
said twenty sold 10 said MONTGOMERY BY s. Rozel
a. Aforesaid The RIGHT Of redemption 10 expressly
waived. The title IL good but I viii sell ealy as
I trustee
Should the property not sell for enough 10 satisfy said
deb's viii, at the said time and plsce, sell for cash
twenty-five shares of the stock Of the Memphis Build
ing and loan Association conveyed BY said Mont
gomery collateral security.
uIr2i-fm J. C. GRIPPING
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wind, csllel the sirocco, which makes the at
mosphere q We countries very oppressive
during its pre Ne.
Those windA 8 have been mentioned are
the most important that sweep over the eaEth's
surface. There are many other winds OF
which we have not now time to speak, but
close cur remarks for the present BY quoting
from the work OF a recent traveller in eastern
Africa. In speaking Of the Harmattan wind
which prevails at certain seasons in that
region, be saws; " During the prevalence OF
these winds, bave frequently seen the furni-
ture split, and articles which were veneered
considerably damaged; the venesring in some
cases being curled like dried sheets OF paper.
Books left closed on the table at night, would
be found on the following morning completely
opened, and each leaf standing up as i it had
been highly stifsHed with gum. At such times
glass tumbl5rs would break, apparently OF
their own accord; and have known 0ne slight
tap given to a tumblsr made OF glass, not only
to bresk it, but, as IL by sympathy, others re-
motey placed In different parts of the room" T"
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TEooPs PASSING THRoUGH.-Ths Browns
Infantry, Capt. Smith, Of Macon, numbering
some eighty men, snd be Walker light infant
~. Of Augusta, Capt. Crump, passed through
bis city yesterday evening in the cars for
Montgomery. The former is part Of Major
Larey's command, and the latter Col. Ram
sey's. Two companies viii pass through Co
lumbus on every train, until the fourteen, now
in camp ct Macon, are dispatched to their
destination. They are ssiendid looking men,
ana will dc credit to Georgia. Ramsay, It is
said, makes a thorough-goiHg officer, and is
beloved By his regiment.
The steamer Mariana arrived ester3ay
from Pensacola. The officers re ort that
prsparstion was being made for the trsnspor-
tation Of troops for Pensacola. The steamer
Time was 10 take them, and may be looked
for to-day q to-mouoW.-cOlumbss (Gd.)
Tinss, oftbs6h.
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Trust Sale,


DURSUANr to the power and authority conferred on
Il me by the terms OF a trust deed, made 10 me By
D. Montgomery the 2ist day Of December 1850 and
recorded 10 tae Registers see in Book Ne. 46 pages
2i2 2lS and "a, the Sd day gf January 1851, to
which deed reference il hereby made psrtieulsfs
will on SATURDAY., the 9Th day Of April, 1891, ct NJ
c. Cayce Sons auction house, knsEn the Arcade
the south side Of Union street, oetweea The hoars s
10 and II O'Clock. NJ, have and eIpsse to sale the
following described tract parcel OF land, Known and
designated follows, to-wit; Being and lying in the
county OF Shelby and State OF Tennessee and beginning
At point cypress tres, Wih the line o. Jsbu Cub
bins marked No. g. and running east and with Cubbins
line forty-ave poles and fifteen Q5) links to stake
ssuth OF = maple tree marked J. thence north sixty
four (8f) poles and twsnty-one (2 links to stake
thence east twenty (20) poles 10 stake and corner Of
thirteen acre entry by McLamorl Carr thence south
forty fsO poles to stake; thenss sast dftytwc (5Il
poes to stake themes north forty 4oi poles and nfteen
C5) links north Of black walnut marked n. c., 70
Pointers line thence east t3) feet b the
west side sf twenty alley and thence south and
with the li1e OF said alley hundred and twentv a0
twenty-one (l2t poles and fifteen links to stake
theuee noh afy-ve 5) poles and forty links 70 psee
Of beginning, being 1fty six acres, more or less.
viii sell said tract Of land TO the highest bidder for
cash to satisfy a certain note drawn BY said ]. D.
MONTGOMERY 70 J. n. Sant the oath day Of March,
thereabouts in the year 1880 for seven hundred ro
lars and the cost and expenses Of said sale All per-
sons wanting purchase said lot Of land should examine
the title, and be ready then aud there 10 Fay said
amount Il may bring.
Title believed to be good, but viii convey only as
mr2s.sd VS. BRUCE, trustee.
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which he has received from Gentlemen q tss HIGH
Est REsPKOrABILITr ia Ais S,y sd elsewhere.
They in his possession and open fox s Inspection
Of all, but sac References bsIow are Of nature nat
will abundansy satisfy all Who psruss them.