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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-19
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Price IS cents a bottle.
Imported and for sale by
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No, 145 Prince street.
For sale by most Druggists
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Am and after FRIDAY, September /, 1865
" the trains between Washington, Alexan
dria Richmond and Lynchburg, will rul
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NDGAR, SPEIDEN,
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no y. SOUTH FALRFAX STREET.
y y ~ ~ ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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Election Notice.


DY virtue Of a writ Of election 10 me directed
ID by Hon. William O.. ~BrownlOw, Governor 81
the state o~fTennessee, Twill hold an election ~
each Of The usual voting places, in each civil
district, in Shelby county, on
December 2Sth, 1885,
for two members OF the House Of Representa-
tives to nh the vacancies occasioned by the res
ignations Ofthe Hon. J. NJ Tomeny and Hon,
VI. 7. Ryder.
The following persons are hereby appointed
Judges and Deputy Sherihs to hold said cleo
Isl Dis.rf1-Judges. R. n. Bond sam. Doug
lass, is Dickinson Deputy Sheriff, Thomas
81. DtRfa-Iudges. Daniel Corbett. H. P
Thompson :. p. Lgnaw Deputy sheriff, J. C.
Sd. Distrfct-Judges. Charles Crenshav. W. W.
Coleman, Joan Harding; Deputy sheriff, Col
umbus Crenshaw.
IN. DSfIct-Jndees. F. ". Hines. James Car
roll and F. Hester; Deputy sheriff. n. NJ. sat
terWaite.
81 Dss1et-lst Poll, sEngine House-Iudges,
Jonn clancy Z ~ Mahoneyi John Turner
5h. DsssIct-2d. Poll, 8 Engine House-Iudges,
Z w. B~uttinghauss n. Seeiig, Thomas Leonard
Ga. btstrlcL-Judges, S. NJ. Alien, H. B. Will
ford, VII. Sneed; Deputy Sheriff, B. W. Pryor.
IN. DetieL-Judgss, G.M. Bartlett, E. Puu-
lOway.
S6, Dsst1ct[Iudges, F. p. Thomas, J.. N.
Thompson, sc Horne; Deputy Sheriff, ;. p.
Gregory.
sk D5hfa-Judges, NJ. Rogers, NJ. L. VIII
nams, W. h Weber; Deputy Sheriff, NJ J.
Turner.
lOdh. Dta1ce-T. c Bleckley, 3. B. Newell, J.
Applevhite; Deputy Sheriff, n Irby.
uh- DfStrct@Judges, ". H.. Walker, We.
Harrison, J. II. Townsend; Deputy sheriff, B.
r. Ellis.
l9h- Distrfct.-D. Pearson. J. W. Elan, Thomas
Holman; Deputy sheriff. u. Hildebraud,
1874 D1srfct-Judges, squire Walton W
Lundy, L Lawrence; Deputy Sheriff, J. W
Rogers.
Ia. Distrfet-1st. Poll, 5 Engine Hoqse-
Judges, T. A. Hamilton, Michael burkes Johu
p. TobIn Deputy sheriff, +. ". Louis
lAh- Dist7ct-2d. Poll, Engine house-
Judges, Martin Kelly, J. ID. Wlmberly, W. W,
Jones; Deputy Sheriff. Joseph Tagg
l5th. DiStTfct0JudgeS r. * MAlerA ~. II
Gibson, Or. Thomas; Deputy Sheriff, ". B.
Cotton.
i5th. -Dts%teE-Judges, E. Brooks III. Good
lett, ". Moore Deputy sheriff, b w. hS90ks
I7th. Dfrtr7cZFielding smith, Jerry Massey
A. h. Douglass; Deputy sheriff, Erwin OAK
Icy.
Deputy sherins, judges, Cierksand voters VIII
be reuuired IN All things to comply with the
Nv of ne state defining and limiting the cleo
i've hauchfsa. Deputv Sherins VIII make their
retnrn- 10 me st the Sherths once IN The
GreenIaW Block, Second street. Memphis
p. N. WINTERS,
a M Sheriff Shelby County
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NO. $40 A STREET.
ds5 Iml MEMPHIS, TENN.
LIND FOR RENT.

WE wish to rent two No. I Cotton plants
w tons. on such termsthat any one DESTROYS
OF cuitvatfng cotton can realize a handsome
profit. The place on which we lve-tOur miles
nom the Pamela depot on NJ and T. Railroad
containing so acres open land. nearly 40 in
cultivation this year, the best peach orchard in
the county IGU me healthy trees. and a good
apple richard. Attached 10 the place Is a large
and e-ommodt0us ginhouse, good gin, mill and
every necessary building I'm perfect order. Also,
bushels OF corn. 5000 bushels OF the best tm-
proved Bovd prolific cotton seed, new crop, and
fOdder, pork, teams, wagons, etc. suMclenL %
supply the place. We have been working -
hands on the place, consequently our farm has
been Vel kept up and . now in good order.
This place offers extra Inducements as the per
son vino rents tt can supply himself, on the
premises with everything requisite 70 carry on
a first class cotton plantation-even 70 labor. as
there are now on the place % negroes, many or
who would doubtless hire for the ensuing
year. We viii rent h1lf or the whole OF this
place at s. per acre in coin or its equivalent,
and sen $40 OF SEQ bushels OF corn az % cents
per bushel, in the same currency For cotton
seed, pOrk-hoes, fodder, mules, oxen wagons,
etc, we will take the currency OF The country
aud furnish them al low prices We VIII re-
quire 30 barrels of corn TO be len on Ihe pace
out Of the next crop, for which We vii pay the
market value. wheat ana rye nave 'SeH
seeded.
Al O -
A No. 1 Cotton plantation in the Talla-
hatrhfe valley. clear Of overflow, eight miles
haiovr Panola-One hundred and sixty acres in
cultivation. and has been deadened ten years
and cultivated f~our-cabins, stables. cribs and
an excellent well Of water an IN good O-Ger-
Trfs Mace IL in excellent condition FOR a cotton
crgni under substantial fence, timber chiefly
6nrnt oTand land very fne. Cora, fodder and
stocr can be purchased on the place. II desired
A. ]. & C.. L. HURT.
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FINNIE & BUCKHAM,
300 MAIN STREET.
Harrison Flour,
Trumpet Flour,
Double Star -Four.
ALL WARRANTED GOOD;
NetC Hams,
Ne1C BREAKFAST Bacon,
NesC Lard,
NeIC BUcIslGhedt Flour,
RGisins in BO1es,
RGisins IN Half BOEes,
iGdisins IN Quarter BOEeS,
SttItd7IG RdiSiRS,
Turkish PTunes,
Ne1C Citr0H,
Soft Shell AEmOndS,
Nuts Of all Kinds,
Crosse q BJacbUeU's ChOlC- ChOiC,
- Picc0IiNi,
" GHerEinS,
81 " Onions,
Choice Goshen Butter,
p. & VI. Yeast POiCders,
Very Fine BTOOIns,
Market Baskets,
Ground Spices, Warranted Pure.
ALL GOODS
Delivered Free of Charge.
FINNIE& BUCKHAM,
uov2 In 800 Main Street.
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CHancerV S1Ic.

Cla1eev SIZE orths Common law a1i C1ar-
cry Coar % tlee city % Memphis
-1aera Len1W a. o. O.. james L--1-. r a.
r. osaL-le- ~ an ln--erocuta-v order IN
j @cFe ealse. rendered az the E1gaurar
@ El seq 40 Public Auction. al the
<lr-ll- door. o. rle err % H-uslI- Tea
4 90 -AlLEDA1 fle ~ DAY OF Deem
~ ~ u- mLgVlEg Eeal Estate t5-FIt-
E r. -.t so alA -le-I- county. Lelua-
% l1s F-r1lsnaae Inc f- inches norm %
&c point Flers rle said Promenade lut-rs
Union streets thence on and with
t1e line uf the Promenade Is ler inches
l1e1ee -stHar-E y leeE t1 aU aLar. mining
% Union street thence ar-rHwarIEr Win rra
eas- soc % said alley feet d inches. thence
on q Line parallel with Illlu street.. - feet %
the on Front E1w,t two doors norm
Of Union
Als1, lou nos. @ and g, ofcouulv lot OF. r-1---
ing on the ulL q Of Poplar street. gll1- a
the North L-uIll- LarEer-lrl-a. sad .n-z
Nos 8 and have eacl p front OF De- fe-rar Flg-
lar street, running az irregular deufl-Er r
Bss tee- and Ez lee-s and lot S0-G- ~. fees
andlZA feet
Terms Of Sals-L0t Co. %. oue-5aur.h Cash
and halauce on a credit Of six. Twelve ar
eighteen months. with notes and approved ~
curtty. Lots Nos S and q oue-llLL Cash. al-
ance on a credit Of SIX months, with notes and
approved security
Hour o. Sale-U O'Clock An. precisely.
AJGUsIUN ASTON clerk ana mas-=r
de.-tds December -r. JESS.
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PURSUANT 70 decree oft1a C-a1r=- side
i ofthe Common Law and ElTlr1-vG ll~- ~
the City Of Memphis, in q certain cause therein
pending, wherein HLL4ll saith E Uamr-alr-
ant, aud George G. Curl- and Others are l5.-Er-
autE I VIII. on Iue1day- the --l day orIeCal-
be-, Ls5, al n o'clock & - ll front o. odd Ftl-
lows HAL, in the city o. Memphis. tennessee
sell at public auction % the highest bidder. the
following properly. 20 vii She east haI--rr.1g
60 feet Irout-ot Two certain lots OF land Wing
and being ia the County l shelby. sac Gr
Tennessee. and City OF Lemr . being Bar OF
the tract OF laudk known uU1u -Ha uIIr III south
Memphis as blocks Nos s an. u.
upon 3 C. Nlsalcus plan Of sU1ll vlsIll or
said tract, mae by II. A. Kerr. Surveyor on
the 18th Of Iu -H1, as lots Sos. 81 laGZ 81 and
bounded as fSuoWs, 90 wiz Beginning al the
intersection Of Tile east SIDE OF an alley which
is fifteen feet " de- with the north SIDE OF Lin
den street, and 81 the southwes corner 81 lot
No. eHs-Wgrdly with The Eu-fh side
Of Linden street 80 feet % the s1llL5s5I conner
O lot No I-t1ence f-t 10
the northeast corner ofLor No. l-.l-lre west
Wardly with sc - ueauons north b1gulsr-
line IS feet 10 the csrle- Of los 70.
%, and % the ms named aley-rlelc- south
waraly With the east side Of said alley fee-
% the beginning wiki al the apI--enauees
thercUnto ~DelonElnEs Che l1E HEREBY sold being
No % on said suhdtgf-I1u-
Terms OF sale-Credit of six mont ----zaz
eLeeuuEg bond with good security ana q Len
retained or The properly uu4i tl= purchase
Tile Eood-aAd sale % Be confirmed l~s---ss
Of Clancy Court, barring an right u- -.Hl-e. OF
redemption l.. CSLAUELT
UUW-Nl TE-raH
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COTTON LAND.

"AVINGt to sell out my planting interest,"
III am now Offering to sell, privately until
The lst of January next, I believe the
Finest Plantation on the Mississippi River
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TFNstee,s Nnle-

IN virtue Of deed In trust 70 w
re. Meath, 70 satisfy certain tnG.L-e-o ~
snsleln mentioned and due TO W. n 49,
10 the highest bidder, for 49, n, and sell
81 January, ~, IN 'front.' 0fthe door ies5Ire
ne eoeFl-room an Greenlaws b1iIdiTg :.
Memphis Tennessee, lots NoS 49, ~
80. e. ne corner 81 sheibT 49,
LrezeFsnt streets in Memphis. Tenn
dsata BA MASSEY
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Trustees Sale.

DF virtue OF a Deed ofTrust executed % VIM.
u E Milton and me, a. Trustees giving either
OF rs the power 70 execute the same, Dy il W
hopkfnsr and E Hopkins. on the 81 day OF
OCTOBER 1851 recorded In the REGISTERS Office OF
SHELBY county Iennessee, I'm Book NO.a- pages
81, Sol and f5Z u 10 the Recorders office %
Benton county In the state OF Missouri IN
Deed BOOK b. pages ~ and IT. j win 90 IL
cioSS A X. On saturday the 10th DAY OF De-
eemDer, le13, az the Southwest corner OF C1url
Square, In the city o. Memphis, Tennessee. seE
at Pablo sale tothe highest bidder for cash rhs
uacl OF land lying and being in the cnur-v 81
Ben5ous state Of missouri, containing 0urLul-
Gre1 and eighty l4sI acres. aad ths ten rrou-
sand (l1,ulul dollars Of Phillips county. ArFau-
sas, leYee bonds which are mentioned ia said
Deed OF IrGsL- said LAID and bonds VIII be
sold % pay the principal and interest unpaid
and cue on the notes mentioned in said Deed
OF Trust The right OF redemption Is waived.
Inc title Is believed 70 be good. bat sell only
aStFustee. CUALlfAN BOYD.
Qec-t0- trustee
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TreserGnt, Jones DC Co.,
REAL ESTATE AND LABOR BROKERS',
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

TUE results ofthel late civil war must produce
Il a material change in the labor system OF this
portlen Of the Union. Most OF our large plan
tallons viii grow up in weeds II left TO the IN
reliable labor ofthe free negro, andthe Interests
OF the owners viii be greatly promoted Dy SUP
DIVIDING them into small farms and selling OF
leasing alternate ones to industrious and thrifty
immigrants who will soon seek homes among
as As the Improvement q ~ farn VIII aad
70 the value Of another, the mutual dement's
resulting from such a plan are too evident 70
require argument
Theclimate Of this portion Of the Mississippi
growing sections of Europe, that the culture OF
the grape will soon engage much OF the atsen-
ton Of our people,, and, in this, they VIII require
the skillfull labor OF the industrious and frugal
herman, French, swiss and otner lntellgenl
foreigners who will soon seek homes In our
genial latitude.
We have therefore thought we could serve the
public as well as ourselves, in offering TO aciaas
brokers for the purchase, sale ana Lease efreai
estate, and for procuring good tenants and
laborers for farms b.
To this end, one OF us will visit Chicago and
New Work. 50 soon as the number Of applca-
lions viii Justify it, and make permanent ar
Engagements for sending to Memphis such Ger
man, Swiss, French and other foreigners as may
be relied upon TO develope the resources Of this
portion Of The Union In the new heid thatmust
soon be opened to us.
Parties having farms TO sell or lease viii please
address us at once. giving State, County and
neighborhood locality OF farms how far rom
railroads or navigable streams character OF
soil; water privileges; number OF acres, cleared
and woodland, and Kin of improvements.
Those wishing to procure laborers will state the
number they require. As We will spare no
necessary outlay in advertising, North and
South, we must request each party engaRinR our
services, 10 remit US $40, which will be deducted
from nnal charges
IRRELEVANT, JONES, & co,
No-413 Main street, near the Gayoso.
dAnI-Iml H
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WEN SMITH
RICH COTTON LANDS FOR SALE,
Near the Mississippi River.
CALL AT ONCE.

7 OFFER To SELL, One Thousand and Forty
Il Acres OF Cotton Land, on me Al@lSlppi
River, within three miles OF Friars Point, Goa
homa Coun4v Ms. and twelve miles from
Helena ~ There are between 10 and 500
acres hi a high state OF cultivation, with aDwel-
lsx and an Necessary. ort-houseS There Is no
better soil in the Msi&ippl aleys the
exact latitude fer Cotton.
viii sslI Very Cheap, II early application Is
made.
ID Riee NO. % Main street, Memphis. Tenn. or
on John S. Honor, Helena. ri
deio-lm G.. J. eATEA
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WANTED.
COTTON.

A Ii COTTON shipped ts rs on good boats, or
n In our Warehouse on Sale, is covered by
our open Policies of Insurance in the DeSOtO,
Home, Etna and Hartford Insurance Com
panies. TAYLOR, MCEWEN, DUKE co.
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Trlisfees SnIe.

DT virtue ola Deed Or Trust executed 90 us
IL as Trustee. by William Chandler. OF -Ee
5lh 81 September, ISL. and recorded i'm the
Registers Office OF shelby county. Tennessee.
in book 4S, pages J75, $50 and 81, for the purpose
CfseCuring the payment Of certain pr1EISC-v
notes specified therein 7 VIII self 90 public
auction, 60 Tho highest bidder. ~ tLa Court
House. in the town % Raleigh. shelby county,
Tennessee, ou TUESDAY, the ElI day OF Deem
Der, 1866, Tue fol0winE described properly. to-
wit: Lying In shelby county. AenEesse-- IN
range 7.secU0u s. the 18th Surveyors district,
beginning az the northwest conner Of The VIM
ston portion Or the l%1 acre LHcl t4-- wa
decided 10 " O. Brooks. by Martha 7 Winston,
on the Nth JOnuary- 1854. az q rock with poplar
and hickory pointer and running south p
chains 10 uGEs- 10 stake j. links south RON a
sweet gum marked v Tfth dogWool pointers,
10 chains ~ links to a point " chains Ella
sassafr4ss, and links SoEfl > rom a black
gum, thence west chains Guuss % another
stake In q Held thsnce = chaE- NLuka % a
stake bT q walnut s1ppluE pointer thence a
links So. - chains a. LINKS rua point uv NIL
TavI0ris north feHca, thence east : chains t0a
stake s. links north eest nom adoubls black
gum tree. marked S, with q hickory pointer.
Thence east 0chaius 90 links 70 point bT a
sweet gam. with q sweet Eum and white oak
pointer, Ecn14Es links toapopiar nearrure5
portion OF Mrs. Andersous h0ua tract 0fIlIds
thence east chains 20 Inks 20 n stake 1T Au
Andersons fence thence north p ela.lsS
tOa point . links sou-l, 4 west Lrllla
white oak, marked EXC. IheEce north
west p chains 81 links 20 a point d Inks SOUTH
81 west from y walnut; thence south ~
west II chains6 Hnk to o ~ walnut stump
sprouts growing on 70. thence south q west
chains 0Hnks 10 a spanish oak >appllH- with
wniIe oak pointers thence north q cla-u loa
lockwood RiLh ~ elm pointer; thence running
west g chains 70 links % the beginning Contain
'ng about rs acres. and situated about two
miles north Ofthe town OF Raleigh
Terms cash. Right OF redemption waived
Gee5-9t sAACw BROOKS
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z RICHARDSON.
TmaE
For Terms, apply to s

Real Estate Brokers, No,2Jsnsrson Block.
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AdRai~ntstratOr's NQIe.

I WILL SELL % The highest bidder. on Turs-
i day the lrh December, ls5. All on ma Per-
s0ual Estate OF am ". Cannon. da-ea-el
at his late residences near WINES sfar-o- -
sneloy county, consisting Of work stock. eatrIs-
The sale VIII be exclusively for tasb-
n. G. PERKINS
ue+lS AfmfurH~-
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E-ff&- =
Reserve Fund for losses ad-
JUsted and not vet due $1,000 90
Reserve Fund for losses an
adjusted 5000 %
Reserve Fund for losses re-
sisted on ground Of na-
grant violation OF terms OF
polcies 600 %
cies-~-------~--------- 65,5z 80 G.GI q
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Amount az Fisk s4.BS7.0l.
Tn greatest amount iusursd on any single
life is $1,000.
No limit az % the amount that may be in
sured in any one county, city town or village
STATE OF MISSOURI, lz
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fIEMPHIS APPEAL

ss-rhe following wild and touchinely beauti-
nee Harre0 a short time before his death, and
deucated " 10 Mrs Bguisa Jane HAce, me anna
Die. g-entle-hearted, and aecompnshea msuoh
81 ne Eastern Kentucky Asylum for the In
rana nj LEXINGTON" il was written during q
lucii interval when both he and his friends be
Eeved fhat his msntal alteration was entirely
~1rsF pnt alsst tie griegOus and fearful
.ualAdF returned and his poor DARK oncs more
was tossed and wildly swept" almleS and
hslnless over LIES ocean;
THE RANSOMED.
BY GIN. wN. 7. HASKELL
PARTL
I'm adnn on LIES ocean, and wildly L sveep.
Aimless and helmless, IL fathomless deep;
The wild winds assan me, II threatenirgly
The clouds roll around me in hideous forms
Id1u 20 q lee-snorei I strtkei-am aground!
IAe 1Had waters whelm mel drownf ohJi
Mercy on mereyi on Lord, set me freei
Ano take me, on lake me, 70 Heaven aud
--
wander Lies desert-lone, desOlate, sad,
Faint reeling, and weaTy-Pm mad OH I'm
No glad waters meet me, no streams flowing
: persal I perish i-oh, God SET me free.
a. hopeless pray Thee, 'us idle and vain
per-al!l peusht Rain:ralu -give me rain
A1doH1t me, on drift me, 70 Heaven andThee
KID the v-Eansinss OF men and their conflicts
Ealf msd ana Departing. my lips spit = curse
4usteal o. .mploriuE a Refuge, and Peace,
<sCm Lies naouening battle, Tor Hope and
7 bs1T = dsaAnay proud, reckless, IN
Al he asnss7s that hem me The curses I
Al Eait5 and At Heaven. Lord mercy for
Rses-ys ne! receive ne, to Heaven and Thee
PART Il
Eut the storm howlf no longer, the desert IS
ue6a'Iss reroe strife 10 more hurres me
-Le tela=sts 10 more lash the oceans calm
Aa5l1e Clouds cost in beauty afsr 70 KS west
Ll-Te through Lies bowers fuu Of buS aud
L1o1as ion6iy to earb sud with Duspoa
An5 al sags, son whispers ne Lor5 Ss
70 o5ae to ne. Gene 70 m-dveu Ae~ vi.h
-thauk Thee. Oh Lost ths; my uavius ca-ze-
tls CHECKED By tie EaG4u % Oullraseucc hena
lLa- srccE Eoa ts .a-7e5 oGui1saGm- uhe
whose 5aaues ny =aane@ sas fly oora-
Esd llr.o8 scrs e. in my sa-tly cs-e
Whsle ul-ECs t11ckCuiuc dsrkreS e-.-,--
psSs& me here.
And ny ss3soai 5 rsasomel uarasoaed and
7 an coming Oh, Lorai bow seatly To Thee
Jcy!11yl On! anguish sad sor-ow no more
Hal- Lead ne - victim, on LIES crun9blne
shore
Tvnas van ns eeaay,I perish no more;
-rE-Et Lot--le var % Lies s-r1aaEa - ofs- 9
10 cEous ne On, Wtth IL sweet w~hisperDr
ts1E.
tz-7asa, all hopefully, Lies pleasant
vale
A. cone 70 Thes, Lord, unimprisoaed and
ue6,
Aud 1ieN Thse, all bless Thee. for mercy to
NE
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Also, ready-made Shrouds and Winding
Sheets, and AL other articles that NAV h. ~
Hearses, Hacks and Horses. lie homes ~ devot-
ing his whole time and attention bv dav or
night, 70 merit q coatinuance or public pat
rOnage.
nos 2m Ou---r 1,rr-H
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I AAE-AuA CeANA
Interest 10 reduce real estate stock aut
other bonds and notes 20 present
81
Present value Of dividends due lsJ,
1895, ls67, lSS and s9-.---- U.s.
Present value OF policies In force. BIO
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DY virtue or t1e power conferred on me by
ID Deed OF Trust ron g. A. Haugu1 end Nary
A Hanson, dated the ElL day OK l-uua- lsL
! VIII. on Tuesday, the 9th day l- l--au ar.
4s5. In front OF the Post once iu rle CITY Of
the highest bidder t1r CASH q certain Los o.
Land, situate. lying and beng l -= ---E-E n
shelby and state Of Ieul=s1 ~ - OF
LOT No j. IN Block No H. on e H asHrs
Map Of the City OF EeUpl ana Bounded a.
follows, to-wit- beginning % d -r 90 the
east line OF fernando street. rua- =reu and
the northlueO of Calhoun street. E.ul thence
nsrthwandly with the east line 0l E--laulo
street = feet nine inches. hence a-UaHl
and parallel with Calhoun street Dbl feet. r-eues
~soutlwarily and parallel with EeruauG0s street
= feet nine inches, thence wa--U1rlv and
parallel with Calhoun street III fee- l1 the be-
ginning.
Equity OF redemption waived sale az I
o'clock p. NJ JOHN IT, F-ENTE-
uovle I'm T-r=raa
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From Cairo toNew Orleans.
This place Is situated i've miles below ran
dclph. known as ~-Richards8nis Landing AN1
acres IN the tract, between 500 and ~ sSdes
cleared. with excellent Improvements me
most OF the place Is In cultivation th1s yeIi
and will make a bale Of cotton 70 eaon az
when worked. Above overflow WltholI Levy
i viii sell with the place 900 BUSHES So-n
fodder, Cotton Seed, Mules, oxen lguf so
Cattle Hogs, and Plantation toos or etsLs
descrfptfob. There are six settleLuenS on ~
Mace. and the whole Of the land can DC renteu
Al a high figure for next year
place isnOt sold prlNateiy ~ Ile As1ol
raonarV fsae it will be allotted on INTO some
ave ~ 4 = piaees. and sold on the prennlse on
tbsf dav 10 fbe highest bidder, with al the
III eFsr eIso privately the "Crenshaw Place, at
nactger Iandiag in COahoma C~o.,l,SAJaeres,
ssa eIssred with dwelling, negro cabins and gin
- Tbis place has not been cultivated since
ins9SSu - Il ia bad condition to sell, but a great
lssa-sSce viii be made Of the place
80 nfer a very fne plantation In Madison
.e-,fx. Miss. known as the mark COckerell
&c. ten miles southwest Of Canton, and four
t1es north OF Livingston, containing l.7O
na-ss 40 acres cleaEed, a dne new Residence.
.SIt Honses. Negro Houses, NIL and Corn
S-5ns- An built since 1855 This place is situa4ed.
IN tbe-dnest neighborhOOd In the state. good
soeIarv. churches, etc, with q hne stock ~
cattle. sheep, sad Hogs, Plantation Tools, Com.
Fodder, Cotton seed, etc, etc. 7
z RICHARDSON.
Jackson, Miss.
For Terms. aUniV to
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OfIand on the new State Lin road, within q
mile and a half OF Court Square, vel improved,
with good house, o~ut-houses, hneiy Nasefe9,
and in a healthy and prosperous neighborhOOd-
Persons desiring TO rent orlease property near
the city. wilI do well to examine this before
locating. Immediate possession can be given
TO any OF the above property.
Q rfnrther particulars inquire OF
". MESSICK.
,o1-1m Once S. E. cor. Union and I'd StR.