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Trustees sale.

D1 virtue OF q Deed OF Trust executed sg Wru
ID +. Milton and me, as Trustees uvfueefthar
OF US the power 70 execute the same hv . W
Hopkins, and T. Hopkins, on the ri Trv az
OCTOBER lsil, recorded IN The Registers Once ~
shelby county tennessee, in Book No. so. u4ses
-, 90 aud 4oZ, and in the Recorders 0df-a Ia
Benton county, IN The State or Missouri i1
ueed BOOK n, pages lE and ~. i win gs Tf
o clocA, 4 on naturuay the 10th lav gf gs-
cennneri i>9' az the southwest corner Of fr1r+
Sqqare,i IN the city OF Memphis. TenDessas ssI
az EuoEf Ste % the highest bidder FOR cash ma
hsnlonl STATE or Missouri, containing fourTYT-
dred and eighty Aa9 acres. and he Tn tbC--
sah9 guNyyl u9iiafa Or Phillip, county. ArEq1-
Degd OF trust said land and bonds W1IT5
20 pay me principal and Interest uupaii
~ 49, y tue h2tes mentioned in said Deed
me ute Is believed to be coed, hut T saU oub-
COALMAN BOYD.
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Ch0nccIU sac.

CEaueerv side OF the common Law add Chan
cery Court Of the city of Ieu l-
Joseph Len0w e. a.. u. james L.ur-. ~ 1-.
IN obedience To- an iurer.1-uHare order lu
i above cause rendered at OBI. November
term, 1855. ! viii sell ~ Pebble ar".Hl. .E the
Cour-house door. iu TIE city 1f Memphis. Ten
ues-ee. on SATURDAY. the -l day OF l+HaE-
ber- l,1l. lue OLuUiuE Real Estate. aH.EI.=
Fart OF lot No 90. BE- shelby r1lurr. I-Hu---
see. and city Of MeWpbis. h-eZiluiEz fl 81 point
ou the Promenade line q feet s inches ur-fI of
tire point where TIE said fgaus=.tH E-l.l-er
Union street; thence u~orthWarllF al ana with
the line Of the PrJmenala ~ teeta inches.
tLeuce eastWardly = Feet Oh al allies. running
20 Union street; thence s-ouflHHrtlE wish the
east side OF said aileF-H i-at q rl.lHs- thence
ON "a line parallel with Juiou street.. 81 feet fl
the beginning, on Front Row, ESQ doors north
Of Union
Also, lots Nos. 5 andG Of county Dot r- 'front.'
ing on the north side OF Poplar -.-a.l. sHHl- s
the North Memphis MsEse-Eoua. said lois
Nos 5 and @ have each p 'front.' of fHa. 1l Pop
lar street. rluulug at irregular asHrl--Na-H d.
I57l feet and ~ ieeL- and lot No E. L-s feet
and LI4 feet.
Terms Of saIe-Lot No. o. oue-fau--h CASH
and baladce Ou a credit Of sE. Twelve lGl
eighteen months, with notes and approved --
cuuty. Lots Nos 8 and f.. oue-lalf Cash. lal-
auce on n credit Of six months, with notes and
approved security.
Hour Of SaIe-u o'clock a. NJ precisely.
AUGUSTON ASTON, clerk and master.
de2-tds December l-r. I--.
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s-T-1seO-x.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.


They purify. strengthen and iuvieorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote 70 change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enIlven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent
feYers.
They purify the breath and aeidity OF the
stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
they cure Diarrhea, ChnAra 4 Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
They are The best Bitters IN the world. They
make the weak strong, aud are exhausted ma
Lufes great restorer. They are made OF pure
81 brOf1 rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark,
roots and herbs, and are taken with the plea
sure OF a beverage, without regard 70 age or
time q day. Particularly recommended 10
Delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant
sou ~ an drocers, Druggists, Hotels and "a
,oons only genuine when the cork is covered
og our private u. 5. stamp. Beware OF cOun-
terfeits and roflled bottles.
p. H. DRAKE & CO.,
q Park Row. New York.
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TI7fsseeS SnLe.

DY VIRTUE Of adecd or trust 90 uz executed
ID by the Memphis overrcu Eorsl t1u #uT.
Ou fhenr day Of lIay, l't1, Oh secure ft. T-
meut 81 certain bonds and roupou- therein
named and described. and which latter are due
and unpaid. the said trust deed being rlr-r.rI
In the Registers Office Of shelby county Tenn.
VIII, on the 6tn day q February $50, between
The hOurs % 10 and n am, in Euurc- sara
Cash, the following lots % 2 Ouuu, -oe-iEuarH
on the plan Of Memphis ~ number III De-.
-, 10, El and IL. situated ON the urrlru-
corner % Main and Poplar streets, Iu said city
and on which the said Hotel u0w stands
The right OF redemption is waived II sa4l
trust deed The title Is believed 90 ue good, bus
We viii only convey as trustees
des-2m b. TITUS Trustees
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TRUSTEES EnLe-

DURSUANT TO n decree 0fthe Clarca- side
ofthe Common EaW and thaIHHrv Court OF
the City Of Memphis. iu "a certain cause therein
pending. wherein William smith I- COMPLAIN
ant, and George g. Curie and orler~arr d-feuu-
ants. / Will On Tuesday, the btl day lflaeau-
Der. 1873. az II o'clock A. ~ In front OF Odd Eel
lows Hall, in the city of Memphis. Tennessee.
sell al public auction 10 the llgnesl bidder. the
following property. TO wit.The east Ell-EsIr.
tsa feet frOut-Of two certain lots of land living
and being in the county Of Shelby state uf
tennessee and city Of memphis. being part Of
the tract OF land known upon she plan lf-aurl
Memphis as blocks Nos s. and 81. designated
upon s. C. Wheatou's plan of Subdivision of
said tract made by u A. Kerr. surveyor. on
The 9th Of JUue, $50, slots Nos al 81 and
bounded as follows, 90 wit. Beginning a- fIe
intersection Of the east side OF an alley which
is hfteen feet wide, with the north -f- Of Lin
den street, and 40 The southwest corner OF Doc
Of Linden street 80 feet 10 the -lurlal@r corner
the northeast corner OF lot No. L-rlHue west
wurdly with 5. &. Wheat1us norm boundary
line II feet 70 the -northwesr ca-uer of lot NO.
-, aud TO the first named alley-tLauee south
wardly with the east side ofssid alley feet
70 the beginning, with an the appurfelauees
thereunto belonging the lot hereby sold being
No. II on said subdivision.
Iermsof Of siNm0utl=. purchaser
executing bond with good security ana 70 lien
retained on the property UuuI tie purchase
money is all paid.
Title good, and sale to be confirmed bvdae-ae
OF Chaucey Court, barring an right or equity OF
redemption H. SLAUGHTER
uOv25td Trustee.
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UNDERTAKING.

fand ormerly tracsacting business for the late
hrm OF j. * n. Flahertv8 thankful tor the lib
eraI patronage heret0f0re bes4sEef. begs leave
to inform his friends aud the puzzle gsrerallv
thar he VII continue the undertaking blsiness
at the
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TrMsfee,R I'm

TN virtue OF a deed in trust 10 me erec,+.5
r. g. Meath. to satisfy certain indebfl9re
therein mentioned, and due 10 w. No.
= to.f 4nG unpaid, ] VIII expose t0saIe ami 80
to the highest bladder, for CASH. on t5s ~,
o. January. 1850, in front OF the door leadin@
the courtroom in Greeniawis buuding
tne corner OF Second and Union $500 f.
Memphis IenneSsee. lots Nos. sand Al In 49,
> az me southwest corner Of Shelby o1G
Irezeyant streets, In Memphis, Tenn. sac
B. A. MASSEY.
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7 WILL SELL 70 the highest bidder. on T-o.-
day, the 18Th December, ISIS. an Of the Per-
s0uul Estate or James ". Cannon. daeassaF
at lis late residenc near White sstarfon iI
shelby county 9g4isttngof work stock, cattle.
The sale wiz be exclusively for CAS-.
de9-tds an
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J. C. HOIST & CO.,

WE wish TO rent two No. ] Cotton plants-
tionS, on such termsthat any one DESTROYS
Of cultivatiug cotton can realize a handsome
profit. The place on which we Hve-iOur miles
from the Pamela depot on NJ. and 4. Railroad
containing gy acres open land, nearly 400 in
cultivation this year, the best peach orchard in
the county 1000 fine healthy trees, and a gO00
apple orchard. Attached TO the place is a large
every necessary building in perfect order. Als0,
one large cisteru and we'll We have 800
bushels OF corn, HHu bushels Of the best i'm
proved Boyd prolific cotton seed, new crop, and
fodder, pork, teams, wagons, etc., sufficient 20
supply The place. We have been WORKING -
hands ON the place, consequently our farm has
teen well kept up and is now in good order.
This place oilers extra Inducements, rs the per-
son who rents it can supply himself, on the
premises. with everything requisite 10 carry on
there are now on the place co negroes, many Of
whom would doubtless hire FOR the ensuing
year We VIII rent half or the whole OF This
place ut - per acre iu coin or its equivalent.
per bushel, in the same currency. For cotton
seed, pork-huE5- fodder mules, oxen, wagons,
etc, we viii take the currency Of thr country
aud furnish them ar low prices We Will re-
out Of the next crop, for which Wa viii pay the
market value. Wheat and rye have been
seeded.
- y L S O -
A No. I Cotton plantation in the Tala-
hatchIe valley. clear of overflow. eiEht miles
below PanOla-Oue hundred and sixty acres in
cultivation, and has been deadened ten venrs
an excellent wei Of water, all in good order.
This place Is I'm excellent condition for Is cotton
crop, under substantial fence, timber chiefly
burnt ofand land very fine. Corn, fodder and
stock can De purchased on the place, If desired.
A. J. 4 @. l. HURT.
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We take from an English magazine the
following account from Horace Wal
poles letters, Of some Of the court
beauties and celebrities about whom he
srlSeinS
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TAT Mt OF THE
ST. LOUIS
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

or THEI
ST. Il y IS
WlIFllAt IlFE lNNllRt NliE MlMpAkY
MH W"O-UiOu OVmL AH4i
On the lf day OF July. lsE. mada IN the Comp-
Jroller Of the state Of 2eunesee in compl-
ance Wlth me laws Of That state. relating %
agents or insurance Companies of other
Slates doing business in that state.
me maine 81 the CoTc pauy d. The s.. Louis
AlglAai A-lt insurance Company. and Is lOcu-
ls1 IN ~ eif OF -. Louis, county of 81. Louis.
hereto annexed, pases5 go Is inclusive.
=
me amount OF capital stock s---sIN0Nd o.
Inc paid Up H. 5000 %
~
Assets:
Notes for loans. amrl- .a-rrsT nv paa4e o.
Trust first lines 0T Racor5E ana g.,.-Uv
bearing 10 per ceat. interest sr,er maiiIrifT-o
Peal Est4fe I'm me r.fv md g,T-Tf- = I
louis. as per scheIuIe a1oevaj az
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LEGAL.



DY virtue Of q deed Of trust executed 70 ~
ID a. trustee by Mary j. Harmans Win ue
consent OF her husband. 3 uesha harmani ~
ne 18Th day Of July. lS0, and recorded ln tHo
Hers Office Ofshelby county, lehue
~ bpuE 81 pages 20. 50, 81 and e. on tne ~ N-4
~ august. Laiu, 10 secure the dyme 81 e
I uptes therein specified, ] viii sell 2 tuune
aHgloh ~ the highest bidder. for cash, IN Irohl
-Ws nAalnes house Of HtOy-teI- IlcLefant A
80 ~ Good street. ia the ciry OF Aemphrf
emerson ant Adams streets on inc
- ue9 ~ gauuaryt lY6. between the hours pL
lA anu y % e4yek am. the following tact o.
Land VIZ wing and being in the county ol
1neiDys ana state Of Tennessee. and
A. iolpHs, VIZ D~e1lnnlngat the southwest coz
uer OF "a lOrty-Iour acre tract on the north side
Of an avenue forty feet vide. and on the east
side Ofthe fernando plank road. the point Of
beginning being eleven chains and thlrfv-three
links north from a stake, from which ~. = j.
thlry-three links stands a white oak marked
J. =; thence north twenty-five chains 10 r.
stake on the west bank OF Cane creek thence
east twenty chains 70 a stake. thence south
twenty-five chains % q stake Thence west wi n
the north side OF said avenue twenty chains 10
the beginning, containing forty-f0ur acres. va
ration 6 east, being atthe northwest corner %
"a Tract OF land sold 90 A. g. Ellis Er VS..
Luudy, administrator OF J. LUudF. deceased.
and sold by A. q. Ellis 70 J. a.. McA.Tuuz. j..
O.. McAan to Mary j. anna Tie right W
redemption Is expressly waived. and Che title
70 said land Is considered uuquesl1ua1ie. but /
convey as trustee only.
JOHN q. LONsDALE, Trustee.
Memphis Uecembef7 TIN. Iral I-lalr
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J. Z. VA. +. JONES.
OfMemphis. Formerly or Holly Springs.
NJ. i. ~TREzEvANr, of MemphiS
TreSeUant, Jones &c Co.,
REAL ESTATE And LABOR BROKERS',
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

THEr results Of the late civil war must produce
i q material change in the labor system of this
portion of the Union. Most Of our large plan
tations will grow uPtn weeds II left to the I'M
reliable labor ofthe free negro, and the interests
Of the owners will be greatly promoted by sub
dividing them into small faSr<, and selling or
leasing alternate onest TO ind = ious and thrifty
immigrants who will soon seek homes among
us. As the improvement of one farm will add
to the value of another, the mutual benefits
resulting from such a plan are too evident to
require argument
The climate of this portion of the Mississippi
Valley so much resembles that OF the vine
growing sections OF Europe, that the culture OF
the grape will soon engage much OF the atten-
ton Of our people and, in this, they viii require
the skillful labor OF the Industrious and frugal
German, French, Swiss and other intelligent
foreigners who viii soon seek homes in our
genial latitude.
We have therefore thought we could serve the
public as well as ourselves, in Offering to act as
brokers for the purchase, sale and lease Ofreal
estate, and for procuring good tenants and
laDorers for farms
To this end, one Of us will visit Chicago and
New york. so soon as the number OF applica-
viii justify it. and make permanent ar
rangements 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 onion in the new field that must
soon be opened TO us.
Parties having farms TO sell or lease viii please
address as at once. giving State, County and
neighborhood locality OF farms; how far from
or nRvigable streams: character of
soil water privileges; number OF acres, cleared
and woodland, and kind OF improvements.
Those wishing 10 procure fabOrers will state the |
number they require. As we viii spare no
outlay in advertising, North aud
we must request each party engaging our
services, 70 remit US $40, which win be deducted
IRRELEVANT, JONES. Co,
dec2-im
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Dl virtue or tle power CONFERRED on me by
ID Deed Of Trust from g. A. Hau-fn and lIIr-
A. Hanson, dated the 9Th day of January. IesL.
] VIII, on Tuesday, the 18th day ~ Ie-aialsr.
$50, IN 'front.' OF me fost Office iu the City OF
the highest bidder FOR cash. "a certain lot on
Land, ~situat6, wing and being in flacnUuty ~
Lot No 8, in Block No. j., on H. ~. Ri-Ears
Map Of the city u Memphis. and bounded rs
follows, toWlt- Beginning % % point Ir the
east line OF fernando street, tWsurs seven and
three-qEarter feet north e its Intersection VITA
the north Aueo OF Calhoun street. running thence
nerthWardly with the east line Of Hernandez
street = Ierl nine inches thence e~a-lwanfIv
and parallel with Calhoun street 30 feet. hence
and parallel with Heuaut1>-raar
= feet nine inches, thence westwtrair and
parallel with Calhoun street MI reed ID -r- Ea-
Equity OF redemption waived. sale al
clock 2. NJ JOHN O.. F-NNIEE
uovB I'm Trr-fEa
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Staple & Fancy Groceries,
Canned Fruits.
LAYER Raisins.

IN whole and quarter boxes; Seedless Raisins.
Figs, Citron, Almonds and Currants.
For Sale by ". T. PLUM1LER. agL.
Cor. Second and Union streets.
GreenlaW Building.
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WE HAVE formed a partnership for the pur-
w pose Of eOnductinga Business IN the Ppr-
chasing nd IN the GoTppressing of Cotton,
under the style OF Gill & Simpson. ..
GEO. NJ. GILL.
SAML SIMPSON.
Memphis, December i,isg5.
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Old Stand en- Second glveet

No. s6s Northeast corner Of Gavoso and secons
where he intends TO keep constantly on hand
Metallic Cases and Caskefs, and Rose
wood and Wooden COa7ns.
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RGgsi RGgsH RG0sW
RdGS! Rd0su R00Sil

HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH Paid for WOODEN
III and Cotton Rags, Waste and DAMAGED
Cotton, Hemp Rope, Gunny and Paper.
Also, Old Bras, Iron, Copper, Zinc, Broken
Glass and Empty bottles, etc.
Cotton Received on Consignment.
Ample Room for Storage. .
Remember the Number,
363 Front Street.
Between Union and GayOsO,
Under the Shelby House,
de9-lye IRA ATKINS q co.
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FOREIGN IMMIGRATION,
Real Estate and Labor Agency.

7 AM prepared 20 furnish European laberers
i TO Planters, Railroads, Salt Works, Iron and
Coal Mines, T~urpentine Works, Sawmills,
STEAMBOATS,, HouSekeepers and Hotels, at short
notice, in any number, on favorable terms, de-
uvered here or in New Orleans. Twill also sup-
ply planters with agricultural Implements,
la~bor-saving machines, machinery Of all de-
seriptlons, neldseeds, fertilizers, etc, at manu-
facturers prices.
will sell and rent lands on commission,
which will be advertised in New York, Mem
phis, New Orleans and Mobile, without charge
TO the seller.
Address, W. BATTATLE.
dec9-lm No. 4 Royalstreet, Mobile.
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Asuperiop ARTICLE Of Tobaooo.
Copartncrship NoticeTTI

ssnoking n Chewing, and Choice segars, can
be had PLUALFER'S.
nOvI71 Corner Union and Second.
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Notice to Creditors of mo-. Pg5rrx.

a IL persons having claims AGAINST Thomas
y Fgters, either as Principal or Endorser. or
Lot 4ttles 70 heai Estate, are requested t0cuu ON
- -h ~ the evidences of debt or other obll-
s+tIt1 ana also the securities held 1y them f;
- - ~ pefa9n having Hgeis " dr hann@oH
aLu Eelefs estate since Isl. Wll J. =e >e4d Us
scnL or the Property ana 'stc ci hft4
or A1nu. His papers have all been lost or de-
Stroyed. ami without some shu'F1ng nom the
parties Interested. 20 wuI DC impossible for him
70 settle with his creditors.
dee3-ima WTCEERSHAM & BEECHEH.
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Just Received
Fish,!
Staples.

-ooEneT unlon aad seeond streets.
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our stock Mt present Jana 70 which we art
making daily additiOnsA consists in part Of
30 Hhds. prime n. o. Sugars,
10 Hhds. prime p r. Sugars,
10 Hhds. n. o. Clarified Sugars,
. Bbls. Crushed Sugars.
10 do Powdered Sugars.
90 Csks. Clear Sides.
25 Bbbls. Mess Pork.
10 Bxs. Breakfast Bacon.
10 do Beef Tongues.
5 Tierces Dried Beef.
go Bills. Flour, assorted brands.
so Kegs Molasses.
25 Hlf. Bbls. Molasses.
% Bbls. Molasses.
100 Kegs Nails, assorted.
100 Kits No. l Mackerel.
100 do Mackerel.
100 do 8 Mackerel.
25 do Mess Mackerel.
20 do Fresh Salmond.
so Hlf. bbls. l and = Mackerel.
20 Bbls. No. l Mackerel.
20 2 do 2 MsekereY.
50 Dozen Buckets.
20 Nests Tubs.
25 Dozen Sleeves.
SO Boxes Government Soap.
50 do Superfine Palm Soap.
3 Hlf. bbls. DENLY Il Day Whisky.
20 Bbls. Whisky.
% Gases fresh Blackberries.
p Gases fresh Raspberries.
so Cases fresh Strawberries.
% Cases fresh Cherries.
10 Gases fresh green Cages.
70 Gases fresh Peaches.
10 Gases fresh Cranberry Sauce.
IN ffaGaa fraEh aGaprfaf Die Errffo
10 Cases fresh Spanish Olives.
10 Cases fresh Capers.
10 Gases fresh CLANS.
10 Gases fresh Salmon.
5 Cases fresh Mackerel in cans.
5 Cases fresh cooked Turkeys.
5 Cases fresh cooked Chickens.
5 Gases fresh Mincemeat.
10 Cases Borden's Condensed Cream.
10 Cases BOrden's Condensed Milk.
so Gases Soda Crackers.
so Sacks choice RE Coffee.
so Packets old Rio Govt Java Coffee.
20 Chests choice Green and Black Teas.
u Bags Singapore Pepper.
5 Bags Allspice.
so Cases Wheeler & Merritt's Pickles.
gals, / gals. and qurts.
80 Cases best brand Cove Oysters.
20 Cases spiced Oysters.
p Gases Bird Eye Pepper Sauce.
50 Gases Tomato Catsun.
so Cases assorted barrel Jellies.
% Fresh ~Pineapples in glass.
20 Cases fresh Pineapples in q cans.
100 Kegs Prime LeafIard.
5 Cases p. and Merrilrs Portable Lem
Onade.
5O Bills. Coles FL G Flour. g.
20 Cases COleman's Mustard.
% Cases genuine Olive Oh.
so Baskets Piper Heidsick Wine.
so Gross assorted Toilet Soaps.
80 Boxes German Soap.
10 half bbls. raw Herring.
10 boz. London Club Sauce.
10 Doz. Currie Powder.
5 Cases Y Y Cream Tartar.
/ Case Nutmegs.
10 Gross small BIueing.
Is Doc. assorted Bro0Rs.
3 boz. Clothes Lines.
10 Coils Wheel and Well Rope.
25 Nests Market Baskets.
80 DOz. Washboards.
Is Bills. fine Old Bourbon and Rye
= Casks Otard and Hennessey Brandy.
8 Casks Claret Wine.
Is Gross Railroad, Steamboat and Great
Mogul Cards.
Cigars of the finest imported and
domestic brands.
50 Pieces Begging.
so Coils Rope.
All goods guaranteed as represented, and de-
INefed IN the city FREE or CHARGE
TOoF, PHILLIPS & CTRoDE.
nOV0-3m nOl9l Corner Court and Front St4
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Reserve Fund for losses adj
Justed and not yet due SD,
Reserve Fund for losses uu-
Reserve Fund Tor losses re-
sisted on ground Of TIA
grant violation OF terms Of
policies G,
Reserve Fund for contingent
s..
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80 WIckERsHAM 3 nEECnEH

NOTICE-Those having claims a-eainst
~ The estates OF Joel Herring, VIM. Hill. Gef
z. Patrick. j. Freeman Putrick, John H.. Jones
D Nx H1snis A. Sneed, deceased. nra
hereby uotiaed 70 present inu sane Tor NV
menf and those owing said esures are hI..
1offfad 10 come forward and make pavuenf
JOHN BROWN. Administrator
Shelby Depot, tennessee.
En-aunar - ~. nu.L In.
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DY virtue Of a writ Of election 20 me directed,
ID by Hon. William c. rOwnlow, Governor Of
the state OF Tennessee, I viii hold an election at
each of the usual voting places, in each civil
district, in shelby county. N
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RICH C0TT0X LAMBS FOR SALE,
Near the mississippi River.
GALL Ar ONCE.

7 OFFER To SELL ono Thousand END Forty
4 Acres OF Cotton Land. on ne siS. Sppi
river, within three miles o. miles Ton
Helena 49, r4.ers are ketween 40 and so
qcres in a hiehsfafsof cultivation, Esth bwet-
ltRg and all neeasary oGl-4S 49, an = g =
.bsEer soil in the MlsN1lFf- '~Hi % tHs
Tvgin seff Verv Cheap, II early application Is
4, f,rmation parties VIII cal on Mr.. ".
nNSiee No. e2f Main street, Memphis, Tenn, or
IN lam :, HoTuOr, Helena, Ark.
deio-Im CT GATES.
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WILL apply for letters or dminfstro.o
upon NE estate Of HughJ CASTOR. dsee-sef
Shelby County. NoN1 o4
nOy59-lm JOHN r Trppr~
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Pickles, English & American

Caulnower, Chow-Chow.
Plccohut, Mixed,
Gherkins, Onions,
Picked olives,
Pickles by Gallon or Barrel,
For Sale at EPLUKMkRiS,
Corner Union and Second,
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All Family Supplies Delivered
in City Limits Free of CHARGE by
". r. PLUALMER,
Corner Union and Second.
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Props Exclusive Agents. n. Y.
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did I tell. you" be says, A." that Lady
Mary Wortley is here? She laughs at
my Lady Nalpole, scolds my Lady
Pomfret, and Is laughed at by the whole
town. Her dress, her avarice and her
impudence must amaze any one that
never heard her name. She wears a
foul mob, that does not cover her greasy
black locks, that hang loose, never
combed or curled; an old mazarine blue
wrapper, that gapes open and discovers
a canvass petticoat. Her face swe!ied
violently on n side, and partly covered
with white paint which, for cheapness.
she has bought so coarse that YOU would
not use it 10 wash a chimney Nota
tempting picture Of the Gas Ieu Of the
period.