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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-11
zgHxAM1NAT1oN OF TEACHERS.

fpounded for written answers at the Ex.
summation of Teachers held in Pomsrey
lon the 5th inst:
- GEOGRAPHY.
1. To an angle of what degree is the
axis of the earth inclined2
Il 2. What is meant by the suns cross
ling the line2 At what times in the year
docs this take placer
3. Give the names of the zones, define
leach name, and give the breadth of each
fzone in degrees. g..
+ 4. What are the poles of the earth?
/ 8. What is the greatest latitude and
flongitude2
/ s. What are the principal CULTS and
bays that indent the coasts of the United
Estates?
Z. On what waters would you sail and
what countries, islands and capes would
you pass on voyage from Calais to
Canton7
8. What bodies of land are separated
by the channel of Tartary?
9. What is the largest desert in the
world, and what is the largest oasis in it2
10. Bound Austria; give the name
and location of its capital.
GRAMMAR.
l. Define Language and Grammar.
2. Define English Grammar, and state
under what heads it is treated of.
3. Define sentence, word and syllable
4. Does a proposition ever show the
relation of a noun in the attribute to
the subject2 If so, give an example
8. "The Mediterra mean sea is between
Europe and Africa" Give the gram
matical attribute, and parse Ietpeen.
! 6. "The Isrealites came outof Egypt" !"
Analyze in full and parse all the words
in the attribute.
7. "He stood directly before me. -
State how the grammatical attribute is
modified, and parse directly.
s. keep your rooms neatly and in
good order" Correct, if necessary, and
give the general subject and attribute.
| 9 Between you and there can be no
coneealment." Correct, if necessary;
and analyse in full
10. ''Here l reign King; and to enroge
thee more, thy King and Lord" Fill
out the sentence, If necessary; and parse
the words in italics, and state how "to
enrage" is governed,
ARITHMETIC.
!. Write in words the following pam-
ber, 78431235G90007.
2, Give the rule for subtraction and
explain the process of borrowing ten.
3. How many methods are there of
expressing numbers?
4. In division, if the divisor is COM
posite number, how may the work be
shortened? In such eases how find the
true remainder? ..-.-...-
5.sFind the quo tient of 1920 divided
by 3s5, by factoring and cancellation.
s. What part of / A. R. S P, is l
A. Z P 4 So. yds2
Z. How many square inches in one
afce of cube containing 1881 cubic
inches?
8. Columbus, April 13, 1860.
On demand, I promise to pay VIA
throp or order, four hundred and
twenty dollars and thirty cents, with
interest, at 6 per cent. ..-..
SToD-nN
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-11
ISAAC FALLER,

ISAAC FALLER,
Clothier, Grocer and Dry Goods Dealer, frs
store above C. f. Dounally's, near the Rolling
Mill, Pomeroy, o. Country Merchants are r."
spectfuIly requested to call and examine my
stock Of Groceries, as | am confident that
cannot be nndersold. l-23
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FRANZ COOPER.

:
Stone Mason & Bricklayer. Residence in
John Lance's Building near the Catholic Church.
Dressed and Bubble stone work executed in
tho best manner: also, Bricklaying Cementing,
&c. done at reasonable prices. Work war
.anted. 3-24-ly]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-11

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST PROCURED A
Islarge supply of
DOORS eae SASH,
OF o. sizcs which he will sell at great bargains tc
sehoss Eisi,ing 10 purchase. for
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Rusiness Cards.

II. A. PLANTS,
ttorncy and Counselor at Law, Pomeroy, o.
Mice in Edwards Building.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-11

& DABNEY SALT c0nIPANY,
coalbort. Salt twenty-five cents per bushel
for country trade G. W. COOPER, Seey.
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SUGAR RUN SALT COMPANY.
Salt twenty-five cents per bushel Office near
the Furnace I'LL C. GRANT, Agent.
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IRON THE WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
A BRIGHTER LOOK AT ISLAND NO. 10
Rebel Batteries tsilemced
The Fate Of the Island Sealed

CHICAGO, April I. \ special despatch from
Caro to the Tribune says the gunboat Pitts
burgh ran the blockade of Island No. 10 last
night under terrible ire from the rebel bate
Tles Four steam transports and live barges
were also got through the slough IRON Phil
ups Landing, above the Island, to New Madrid
oy Gel. Bissels corps of engineers. This morn
i,hg' under the fire Of our gunboats, which 81
Fenced one of the rebel batteries, u company un.
uer tapts. Lewis and Marshall crossed the river
AZ New Madrid and spiked the guns Another
iofce took three other batteries, spiked the
guns, and threw the ammunition into the river.
AZ ii clock in the face of the fire OF the re-
naming rebel batteries, Gen. Paine with four
regiments and battery of artillery crossed the
mississippi near to the Kentucky shore. Sub
sequentl} the divisions 0! Gems Haunber and
Stanley crossed, ami Gen. Granger with his cav
"S'fy' lhey are now strongly posted ana ready
Houfs "ill decide the fate of Island No. 10.
Aspecal despatch from New Madrid, dated
'"e 9th, says the gunboat Carondelct has b2en
engaged with the rebel batteries on the Ken
lucky NJ shore all day Between here and Poiht
'easaht, live places fortified by the rebels have
.sS'' discovered, all placed in such position as
~, '"' any attempt or our forces Ut croes'hS'
10c Oarondelet and our batteries fired shell with
great precision into the rebel batteries and 81
,snced Their guns a. four points, altogether. The
iG'elS are making every effort to lcrtily the
ncn'acky shore thoroughly. Their guns are a
Founders and 80 FOUNDERS. The Gralnpus
" naue her Appearance to day, but did mt, how
S,1f, come in range. IL is thought the Caron'
oee' can easily silence the rebel batteries, when
,, necessary. A detachment was sent ashore
d %on The Carondclet and spiked the guns and
Is'oyed the carriages OF the rebel batteries on
nv =, tennessee shore opposite Point Pleasant.
If Washington, April T. The following account
n. '"o Operations at Island No. 10, and IN the
9, ni",1ent OF the Mississippi, was received al
-ocock, p. NJ:
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THIRTY.sEVENTH CONGRESS,
SENATE


Monday, April 7, 1862. Mr.. Wilson, from
the Military Committee, reported resolution
authorizing the President 10 transfer the appro-
pration made for Publications to building iron
clad gunooats.
The Confscation bill was taken up.
Mr.. Trumbull spoke in favor of iIs passage.
Mr.. White of Indiana offered IA resolution
providing that special committee OF nine in
quire whether plan can BE- recommended for
the gradual emanci patton in Delaware, Mary.
land, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and Mis-
souri,, by the people CT local authorities. wheth-
err it is expeuent, whether colonization is IL
necessary concomitant thereof and whether and
how Government ought cquisaby assist therein,
and if in their judgment it is expedient to extend
inquiries to other slaveholding States.
The resolution was passed-67 against 52
Mr.. VOORHEES, offered Il preamble setting forth
the tariff act of las session us unjust and OPP
pressivo 10 agricultural interests, with resolu
ton instructlng the Committee on Ways and
Means to report bill based on the principle OF
yielding an adequate amount OF revenue aud not
ON protection to manufacturing interests OF the
country. Tabled on motion Of Mr.. Stevens, 81
against IS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

Gen. Abcrcrombio reports that by recon-
uoissance made last night to the Rappahannock
river, picket guard and a few infantry were
discovered occupying what appeared to be rifle
pits, and two small redoubts of recent construc-
ton covering the lords. Some slaves who have
come in report that the rebels appear to be re-
firing.
Woodstock Va, April 7. Officers from
Woodstock to-day report the bridge over Stony
Creek as completed yesterday. To-day our
brigade, when crossing, We're greeted by lively
cannonadng from Ashby's battery, bat they
were dispersed by our guns and we are now in
full possession of his late position, Ashby retir-
ing AS usual taking advantage Of every position
to retard our progress
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08

front of Yorktown. but reconnaissance and
some cannonadlng at long range. a telegraph
has been built to headquarters near Yorktown
The S. R. Spading came in this morning
from Ship Point. The rebel works abandoned
there are quite formidable. They took Oft their
guns, but left their barracks complete Ship
Point is about eight miles from Yorktown, at
fordng fine base for operations.
A great crowd OF Norfolk people on Sunday
assembled on the shore near Sewel's Point, in
Guiding men, women. and children, eagerly
engaged in watching the Yankees.
A Norfolk paper of this morning contains a
despatch dated Mobile, the 9Th inst, announc.
ing the reception OF news from Corinth that
morning Of great battle, that the rebels have
taken eight federal batteries and ii large number
of prisoners, and it expected that the
whole Federal army would BE- swept away.
(The above is doubtless a rebel lie.)
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK u. M.

New York. April 8. A Ship Island letter u
the 9th ut., reports the arrival of Gen. Butler
on the Goth. A rebel fleet of seven gunboats
had made it's appearance in Mobile Bay. The
U. S. gunboat Santiago de Cuba chased a rebel
steamer laden with cotton ashore, on the coast
of Louisiana and threw shell into her, burning
her to the water edge.
A Key West letter of the Both ult., reports
that the Great Republic and the transport ship
from Philadelphia passed there on the 3O5h uls
The schooner Grace q. Baker, with 1870 bales of
cotton, &C., from New Orleans for Havana. was
captured by the gunboat, R. r. Cuyer.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, APRIL 8, 1862

non. II. ". Stanton Secretary of War:
Inc Chief operator at Cincinnati lelegrapbs
me as follows ...,..,
Com. Foete got another boat safely past the
oatterses last night Gen Pope is now crossing
opposite New Madrid in force. There is heayv
firing in the advance.
Inc following was received here at 6:45 this
evening:
?, New MADRID, April Moon.
11on. Il; M. stanton, Secretary Of War:
Gen. Pope has just landed Gen. palne's divis.
ION on the Tennessee shore. The whole move
ment has been grand success. The whole armv
Will be moved over to, day and tonight. GEN
Pope has four steamers to ferrv with. which ar.
rived ny the new route through the swamps last
evening. Another gunboat arrived this morn
ing from Island No. 10.
lhe latest dispatch from Island No. 10, at 9
clock this evening, is to the following effect
A large lorce of lnantry, artillery, and cav
AIRY nave crossed the Mississippi within the last
six hours. Everything is working well.
despatch from Gen. Aalleca states that Gen.
1'urgess goes to Kansas and Gen. Craig to the
Indian territory. Gen. Buell's advance guard
has reached Gen. Grant Gen. Halleck will
speedily take the field in person.
special despatch to the Times SAYS, at 7
o clock on Friday evening our forces at Pitts
burgt Landing were attacked by two regiments
OF infantry, with two pieces of artillery aud IL
large force OF cavalry. Our forces Immediately
got into line OF battle; the enemy only fired one
round and commenced retreating We returned
their lire Immediately. killing quite number
They killed one of our men. 1t is supposed
that they were making reconnaissance in force
Finding "a larger number than they expected
they beat hasty retreat. Ten prisoners were
taken. The opposing armies are within 20
miles of each other.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08
MONTPELIER MARKET, Aprii7.

Observation-Disclosures, 10 to 49, Cheese, Oto7 Lard
II. Taow, TO- Dried Apple, to To- Eggs, IL cents
Potaoes 20 to So Beans AGO. Maple Sugar sto 10
Peas, S1,25 to 1,5o.
Onious--sI.pO. Apples-S350 to 90 per bbi.
Flora supcrhne So 90 Extra $3.50 Extra Family 500
Double Extra Q, rs too, Superior, 100
GRAIN AND HAy.-Corn,O.I0 Oats 33 too Herdsgrass
Seed 5000 $50 per bushe Glover 10 to IL per pound
Hay, SOTO IS, per ton. Rye t5to7
MrscEiAseous--Dry and green hard wood, 2,25 to $50
Shingles sl0o to $50. wool--conmon 40 to 50. Bark
o50.per cord. Nails 1926.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

WASHINGTON, April 7. The Fortress Monroe
boat to Baltimore brings information from the
neishborhood Of Yorktown 10 Saturday after,
noon. Shipping Point had been taken by our
troops, and other places on the route formerly
occupied by the rebels
Some skirmshing aud cannonading had taken
place between the ouposts Of tho enemy and
our forces, in which u few casualties are said to
have occurred. Our men are in good spirits
and ready Tor any contest.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

HARTFORD, April T. The vote OF Hartford
as Governor Is, Rockingham 2230, Looms 2ll6
One Democrat and one Union representative
are elected Last year the Democrats carried
Hartford by 1856 majority. Gov. Buckinghm is
reelected by very largely increased mojority
over last year
New HAVEN, April 7. The election in this
State has resulted overwhelmingly Union and
Republican, 50 much so, as to make the details
unmportant. More than two thirds of the leg
islature are supposed to be Union and Repubi-
can.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08

Every man his own doctor. Since the Introduction OF
Doctor G6ords HOMEOPATHIC Curdtiues it is within the
reach of all avail themselves of prescription pre-
pared by skliiful physician, which has the merit and
Recommendation Of repeatet success they having been
used by ny hundreds during tie past five years There
are forty different prescriptons for as many different
diseases put up in neat boxes at 20 cents each man
Address VIM. l.. Barr II Co., Boston, Mass or Philip
Lee 1855 William Street New York
Sold by Fred. e. Smith, Agent In this town.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08
GEN. MITCHELL AT SHELBYVILLE, TENN.

WASHINGTON. Apri 7. A telegraphic des-
patch was received yesterday announcing that
Gen. Mitchell, with the forces under his COM
mand, had reached Shelbyville, Tenn, and were
received with great enthusiasm by the inhabit-
ants.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08

The Tribune's Tennessee correspondent writes
that the rebel army has been greatly oyer-esti-
mated, and that its whole force in Southern Mis-
sissipp does net exceed $4,000, and that one
half Of these are raw recruits.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08
FROM M'CLELLAN'S COLUMN.

The small arm work done yes erday and to-
day against the rebel entertainments across the
Peninsula near Yorktown, was honorably COM
mtted to the sharp shooters Of the regiment
raised by Senator Wilson. Their fire was deadly.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08
FROM REREIn0M.

The Richmond Examiner learns that the rebel
House of Representatives have decided IN Sc
cret session to repeal the tariff and establish free
trade with all countries except the United
States
The slaves of James NJ. Mason have decamp-
ed from Winchester in body and made their
way to Philadelphia.
Ii is currently reported that one OF Mr.. Ma
sons daughters has become hopelessly insane.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08
NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.

However the garment may he treceives an equal
amount of pressure IL is also sufficiently strong, and so
arranged that il he by power for LAUNDRlES,
FACTORIES, LARGE HOTELS, &c. Although 1t is a
small and simple Machine it is able to do large amount
of work in short time.
This Machine has been thoroughly tested for hree
pat and found DO everything chat 1t was designed to
do. And after any buys one of them, and fcds 1t
will not do what claim for H. the, return it and have
their money, all agents are authorized to do this
SO there is chance for you get humbugged by giving
them n trial, and it my he just The u,ins want
10 wash with this Machine, put your clothes tosoak for
about twenty minutes in strong soap suls wi warm wa
ter then them hrou the rolls five six times back
and forth the suds when they will require ubbng
excepting the very drtiest parts such as collars and
wristbands which will require bu SLIGHT rub with The
hands BY this process you will be able to do your wa H.
Ing less than half the time by hand, or auy
Their machine IN use, and niue easier and wear and
tear your clothes like the rubbing board an twisting
get the water from hemas YOU can see the principle
of my M chine Is to squeeze instead of rub aud twist,
which evades all friction.
Ma iufactured at Sorlhfeld, W.
chine exhibition at Braman X Tilden's
f. INGALLS,, Agent.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08
FROM BURNSIDE.

WASHINGTON, April 7. Official dispatches
state that nine merchant vessels have been cap.
tured at Newbern, with cargoes aggregating
1000 barrels resin, besides pitch, tar, oil, shin
giles, and nine bales of cotton.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-08

FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
April Z. Nothing has been done to day in
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FOR HIRE.
TYPE METAL

ANANo lBLACK luTH and one or two GIRLS
"a for house servants nurses. Inquire Of
SIMPSON, HAYES & CO,
40 Front t{sry
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mLEAN,S CORDIAL.

As may be seen, we insert this week the advertise
msnt Of MeLesns Cordial, etc
1t is very well known we are not porticuIarly favor
able to patent medicines and general thing esehe
the whole of them with but little ceremony and with
these sentiments declined inserting this advertise
ment until we knew what were the ingredients Of the
medicine, and how compounded This we have learned
and believing do, that the ingredients are good
and the compound judciously made we recommend it
mixture worthy of public confidence.
The above is from the St Louis Christian Adyoc ste
edited by the renowned Rev Dr.. MeAnsIly, which
speaks volumes in favor Of McLean's Cordial We say
to ALL try il See the advertisement in another column
fah6-dau
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO the Public,

was afflicted with IL rhamuatory rheumatism for ten
weeks not able 20 walk step and suffering than
any human tongue can express heard that Messrs
Oayce Son of this city, hal a medicine called the
Ambrosis OIL and belle ing they would not sell
tice in the way Of medicine without its being valuable
and feeling Ike drowning catching at straws. and
having had the attention of various physicians without
relief sent and got few bottles and Astonishing to
say found almost immediate relief, and 1 am at
tending to business have also tried it for bru ses and
cuts and do hesitate say that II Is the bss msd
cine ever used and will doubtless cure al it is recon-
mended to do WIN. WILLIAMS.
Memphis, November 18th, 1859.
Sold at the manufacture,s price by s. Mansfield
Co., Memphis wholesale agents for Southwest and by
all Memoirs druggists ia2dawlm
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CHEROKEE CIIRRt

An unfailins cure for Seminal Weakness Nocturnal
Emissions, Impetency, Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back Stone in the Bladder, Obstrueted and Difficult
MensrustiOn and all diseases caused BY deyating from
the path Of nature and induging in Self Pollution
By the use of this Cure all improper discharges are
moved the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage should reject
that sound mind and body are necessary to promots
connubial happiness. -Hi
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debitated worn down
and despsiring devOss of sensual pleasrs win find re-
lief 49,
It is safe and pleasant in TASTE but immediate In its
action containing mineral poison but s prepared
from pure vegetable extracts in the form Of delicious
syrup. ..t
Price 80 per bottle, three bottles for s5 and for
warded by express to all parts of the world
Sold By all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & NERWIN, Proprletors.
Sole Propristors, IS Jefferson street. near post Office
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis. Tenn
rE-sold in Memphis by al responsible druggists.
mr2s-dtvvswly
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6th daY Oh FebruarY, ISG2,

At the Sheris office in the city Of Memphis proceed
20 sell TO fhe highest bidder for cash the following LOT
OF GROUND. with the improvements theron, situa-
ted the souh side OF Mccall street in said city and
bounded and described follows; Beginning at
stake hundred and forty feet from the southeast
corner Of Mccall and Clinton Streets in the south
boundary line Of Mccall street thence south and par
aliel with Clinton street, on the west line Of A H
Douglass lOt the wall of a brick cotton shed ;
thence weswardiy with the wall Of said brick cotton
shed, ssventyhve feet parallel with Mccall street, TO
stake; thence northwsTdly and parallel with Clinton
stree seventy i've feet, TO the south side of Mccall
street thence with the south side Of Mccall street,
eastwardy, seventy-ive feet 10 the beginning
The right Of redemption is waived The title is con-
sidered indisputable WIN. PARK,
ia9tds TruSee
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nE it ordained by the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
d Of the city Of Memphis;
bat bereafter all balls parties and other collections Of
,,-sous for amusement, in and about any notorious
f0rse of Hsaue within :Ae corporation Of Memphis
shall be unawf,ti aud each ana every person oeing
found and arrested es participant in such balls parties
or other collections If peraons, shall be sdjndged
iItv of misdemeanor sud fined not less than i've nor
17or than twenty-five dollars in the discretion Of the
Recorder And il Is hereby made the duty Of the Chief
G Police to see thai al such assemblies are suppressed
and the guilty parties arrested and brought before the
Recorder.
Approved Januarg sth, 1862 80
sAttest: JOHN PARK, Mayor
p RICHARDS CITY REGISTER. iaq-l0t
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-AvTDyC5 sucested the insolvency Of the estate Of
II 4JosEPH r WOODS. Deceased. hereby notify
Al persons hav eaig5 ga, s. "a q estate 70 ne the
-, lly autbeutic sted or before the ls dsy Of
T- 1s63 OF they will be forever barred Of re-
JsauA , WILLIAM 7. BROwN
HoNtIg- Adaninistrssa-
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BY WCLANAHAN & DILL.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE OR RENT,

FTyHAT neat little COTTAGE, on Union -,
L street, fist house east of w. B Greenlaw's mi
residence. The cOttRge contains six rooms, uIl
pantry snd store room, kitchen, Eervants EIssA
rooms, stsble with tiX stalls, carriage ht use wood
and coal hoase corn crib good cistern, and choice
garden Lease for five years It Is three and half
squares from Front Row, and well known as a choice
neiEhborhood. Call and see the place Delays are
dangerous. POssersiOn given Immediately.
iaA-lw NJ C. CAYTyE A. SON
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TRuSTEES SALE-

DY virtue Of the power and authority in me vested
ID in g trust deed executed by W. ID. Brown, the
nth day Of October 1850 and duly proven and regis
tered in the Registers office of Shelby county Tenne
pages as ard 60 for the pprpOse securing the pay-
mani ear-ain dahta lherain snnciind will IN tha