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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09
FnoN MArANonAs.--rhe CORRESPONDENT Of

FROM MATAMoRAs.---lhe correspondent Of
the Galveston News, writing from Maiamo-
ras under date Of February Nth, says:
The city is full OF strange rumors, but |
pay nc attention to them. The United Sta.
les Consul has closed his office and left.
The Consul addressed q note TO General Me-
jim, making some complaints, and the Gen
eral replied that he could hold no official
communication with him; the Consul write
again, in ,isting on his official position; the
General r., piled that he was acting under
Imperial orders, aud 50 far MS utiical inter-
,iirse was concerned, he could close his
Office: and the next dty he was ordered 10
leave in eight days. lie has, consequently,
wound up his shop and left.
Generals Cortina and Carsbajal have
pronounced against The Imperial Govern
ment, and have about six hundred men up
about Cnmargo and the city is under arms
day and night; all trains ARE stopped for
that "ci ossing;" troops have been sent up
to suppress The revolution which hope
will soon be done; but it is impossible 10
tell anything about revolutions ont here.
There is no reliance to be placed on the
troops in this city when they reach Corti-
ma they mayaiso revolt.
Gen. Mejia has six months leave eff alb
sence, aud will 60 TO Getty Of Mexico in
few days. Gen. Lopez, now commanding
nj Piedras Negras, win take his command.
About three weeks ago, an English vessel
cleared from this port for Havana, wild, cot
ton and number ofp,ssengers, when with
in sixty miles of Havana she was boarded
by all American cruiser and seized as a
prize and the passengers and vessel taken
| TO New OrieaJ,s.i IL has created n great
deal Of excitement here for, il such things
are tolerated by the English Government,
the commerce ofthis port will be broken up
Another letter of the liih says:
Since my arrival here, II has been the
habit of the U. s. Consul, whenever any
news ola Confederate disaster comes in,
\ to hoist Il e old flag over his Office in Ceasei
street. On last Thursday it Hoated 10 th,
i breeze in arge proportions proclaimin {
the fall Of Wilmington. On the next day
il is said General Mejia notified the Consul
! that his official presence in Matamoro'
could no longer be permitfedl Now thu
Office Is closed, and noticed ON yesterda
that even the flag staff had disappeared
Here, then IS one fact At least, and one nl
no means disagreeable 10 aConie'lerates.
On yesterday Msximilians Minister 0
Finance reached Maiamoros from the cit,
of Mexico. This is fact No. 2. l presume
this arrival puts an end 10 the expectation
y of an early visit Of the Emperor. On yes
seiday morning il seems the slumbers o
plotting Of goodly number Of Mexican
and Yankees in Matamoros we're sujdenl!
cut short by the officers Of General Mej'a
who arrested and lodged in prison some ga.
ffiy or more OF them. As the day wore OF
il ieakea out that an attack upon the cit,
was especied during the night BY Corte
/ nss. fhis prolaced great excitement p
sac CHS. ana BY morning the eKPeeiaao
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09

pT-Capt. c. L. Jordan, of Wcatherford
Parker Couuly, just returned from the Yam
kee prison at Johnsons Island, Ohio, AFTER
O residence of near twenty months there,
furnishes the Houston Telegraph with list
OF Texans now in that prison, from which
sc copy the following list Of those from This
Immediate vicinity. Among the LISTS Col.
r.. D. Graham, ex-nIcmberof Congress from
-<Lis District, who was well and in good
ephiis:
Capt. r. &. Noble, and Lieuts. M. Moon
and h.P. league, 3id Texas Cavalry; Cap's.
W. A. Bledsoe and n. II. Hopkins, and
Lieu,s. W. &. George, aud W. F. Basye, 18Th
Texas Cavalry.
There may he others from this section in
<he list, but we do not recognize any of the
other names
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09

BeD-A complimentary Festival and Bar
becue was given by the citizens Of Caddo
aud Bossier Parishes, La. on the 18th ult.,
to Walkers old Divisions of Texans, now
commanded by Gen. John u. Forney Many
prominent citizens and soldiers were pres
cni, and speeches were made by Coils. Flour
ney, Bush, aud Dick Hubbard, and glori-
Gus letter was read from that patriot soldier
and civilian Gov. Henry W. Allen, of Lou
isiana.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09

E@gs'rhc Galveston News comes to us en-
larged TO double its late size, printed on
larger type, its columns widencd, and vast
" improved in every way. The news is
one of our most valued exchanges and we
rejoice 10 see this evidence of the ppieci-
alton of lis enterprise. We most evidently
wish our venerable friend will meet with
Gle encouragement which his efforts to fur
pish valuable family journal SO richly de-
ecrve.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09

seemed to be pretty general, that the scenes
OF lasi year, still 40 fresh in the minds Of
all here, would he renewed before morning.
But the sun arose In The east this morning
as usual, aud IA, useal, | look out Of my
window, aud see Matamoros spread out in
quiet on the west hank OF the Rio craudc.
L.i her slumhcr ouif sne can, the attack
may be delayed. but while Corteaas lives
she cannot expect TO escnpe.
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MAHHTMn-

On tho Ell Of ,larYh, Inst. at The residence n,
hrilr's- father. Fort Worth, Tarrant county. Mia.
MEpoRA ROBINSON toMR. ". q TURNER, bo,l
o. Fort Worth.
shc stood beside her chosen,
f,ir aud bln.hing bride, l,
Belnyei by NIL whU knew her,
Upon lies ebbng lids. tr.
And h., mile creature, ~, ,.a
With hrart NJ brave at tfu,,
Prnndly vowed that thro'i The fafurc, 'Na-
sweet flowers her path he'd sirew. -
Oh. may their sky nnclouied. t..
-f Remain rs fair as now;
TT. "helrt To heart'' hereafter. s
Where once twas vow to VOW
ERNEsTINE.
nb-onr young friends have our thanks for ID.
bonniifn supply ofbridcs cake which was sent with
the abore notce. May their wcddc,l lie be length.
ened to green old age, and attended throughout by
all tho pleasures which Imagination can pctnre to
their young minds. To the fur young bride, do wa
tender most hearty wishes for the
realization Of all Ter desires in tho new sphere Of ,i
on which sho Is just entering -
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HENRY 70 sSETT,
Gait g ann Andug scouts.
To J. d, BARRY, Frontier Regiment.


We learn that the whole Trinity bottom
is ovcriiowcd, aud that arly all me
streams that are usually made impnssab'e
bv high water, are now in that condition.
The heavy rains We have been having ior
the last few days, viii probably Increase
the oveitlows, aud, we fear, destruction o.
property, such MS Tie carrying away OF
stock. fences, &C.. will be The consequence
The whole GO ,p,ry is SO saturated WIN wa
ter, that the or ,und W u not probably ne IN
condition for blowing ana p'snuhg ,or
some time TO come, even though the rains
should now case Tie probable conse-
oucnce win be that our planting will be
unusually lare. But still our farmers will,
doubtless, see tine Importance of putting in
their seed at the earliest possible moment
This will. Mt least, secure good corn crops,
provided the grass can be kept down, even
without any mere rain Gatceston Ntws.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09

parcel. John. r. Eakin, the accomplished
editor Of the Washington ARK Telegraph,
has been solicited to become a candidate for
the Legislature Of that State and declines
10 the following modest paragraph:
awe have. as on several occrsions for
merly, been urged by partial friends to be-
come n candidate for the State Legislature,
We are no politician, and at onr Time Of life
and in the present crisis, are 10th TO enter
upon political canvass. We are obliged
10 our perhaps too partial friends, but de.
line more readily ms We learn that Col
W lliamson, a gallant soldier, disabled in
N .sryice, and who is alec heightened
Iucafcd gentleman, has ccssentedio serve
w. a.-is-~ A--rriiiir : 64hiii-8ss, aGf'i0rs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09
OBITUARY..

DIED--At his residence IN u Has county. Texas,
ie'rnary ~, 1850, "f Pncumon q, ANDREW j.
MAY, IN snhlrct of this notice WIS born IN Davis
county. Kentucky, January the stl 1878: came 10
Texas in SiO received his 'cducatin nj AIcKcnzis
Institne; married 10 MARY ANN wHirE Oct, lg4t i:
moved TO This comfy IN 1851 lie was man ofrrcr.
Ky and ministry, good citizen anil mel IL ,bor Kind
husband AMI af.cionn'e father, ~ we'll as a ronsis-
tent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. The deceased has left to mourn lila loss,
wife, eight children, and numerous kindred besidee
large circle Of frirnls Bur while wo alt feel TO
mourn his absrnrt. "mOurn not ilnse who hays
no hope" for he ready H. hs efi The irstino.
ny ofa christian 10 encourage s in the belief that
the first resurrection. He was in the service of is
country when taken sick Blr the war, with hin,
IL PASSED AM, the christians song of triumph is his
forever. W. X. MASTEN.
l.lcKinney Messenger and Texas Christian Advo
ca please cipy.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09

RE- We would inform several correspon-
dents tint it is an invariable rule with us
that the name of the writer must acconpa-
ny any communication 10 insure its publi-
cation. Particularly, weihink, should res
olulious of all public meetings have appen-
.ded to them the names at least of the officers
OF the meeting.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09

Berthe weather. which had been warm
and spring like for several days, is again
cold and wntcrsh On Tuesday night a
stiff Northcr came up, which blew nll dly
yesterday and still continues. Last ght
ice formed to the thickness Of quarter Of
an inch.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09

gss- The Texas Ranger comes TO us with
Che endorsement, "Please Exchange We
would inform our fair cotemporary that the
Herald is scnt'regularly to the Ranger and
mas been all the time for the past II years.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09
Imam OuArrrns DALE. CoMrANY, \. O,

DALLAS, Texas March 6ih, 1850.
The Dallas company ot Receive Corps, commanded
by Capt u Warren Stone, nrc rr,ierrd ioassemlei ~
die Town Of nras. on Saturday the 18th inst, fully
pr,isrod ~ march ut once 10 the field. Pending APP
,cn ions ior detail will not I've respected, All mns'
tc promptly present A di,obrdirnce OF TIL. order
will result in the PARTY being regarded aud published
o. a deserter. BY tommnnd OF
Capt. u. WARREN STONE,
Com'd'g. Co. Dallas II. @.
BtSJ WILNETr, O. 5.
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0e1EEyCAT
NIIL hn taknn I'M nnYmont

WILL be taken in payment for
w Subscription TO the Dallas Herald, ut the rate
of Twp bushels for six months delivered ut this ONCE,
or at yny Of the following mills, aud the miller re-
ceipt sent 10 Us. viz;
Cedar Springs, Horton 4 Nrwtun's, Wieginton nod
.arkrr's Mills, In Dallas comfy, aud Do~eiTs MIL
near mckinney, Collin county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09

EsyWc would say to our correspondent,
,aShelbyite' that we can see no good results
40 be gained by the publication OF lis COM
,nunication, and beg respectfully to decline
it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09

fRTbe Telegraph thinks that the amount
Ct money lspcciel embesrled by Geo. W.
palnIet, lsie {. 5. Depositary at San Arto-
piu. viii y,ssbably reach SlU0,000- A ciis.
.si.n u Published in the Telegraph, issued
a. he tunfederate Court for the Western
insii. es Trr.s. stssiur The srnc--' - 81
Flcie tuu.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09

On Friday morning schooner ran 'he
blockade into Galveston. Az the SANE
time steamer ran the blockade, the enemy
attempting to cut her of BY the ennooat
Princess Regal, which fred 70 shots put
did not succeed. One gun from Fort Ma
9rcfsranf t-s<-crn South sat'cTT "e-e
sred II ihu blocksiers.--a esti f4ih Hsi'
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Land and stock Horses forsaie

VyEN thousand acres of Land for
a. sale IN Pulcr, Denton and Colin cpnniirs--in
.inilor n go,l farm 10 Parker roiinty. with He
acres IN cultivation a small farm In DsIiion county
and anoihrr In Collin county, the latter With gooe
o" aIs5@iso head Of STOCK HORSES
The whole ~ Tie aose property will he sold for ne
80 ar ,.,nl,al.r.te money For further inkrrna
$50 N y. ~ WITT & wIGGISTOS.
Trinity Mills. Dallas CO. Jan. W. ioof--Nu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09

Large numbers of Federal deserlers hav,
been passing through this section Of como
try, OF late, on their way 10 Mexico, nnde
the order Of Gen. Smith. They reprcsas,
that great many more will desert rs 500,
as opportunity Offers -Mnderson T,A,.
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, nWIyISTRAT0R'S NOTICE.

I a NOTICE Is hrrply given lint, al tho Feb az
RS Term 1861 of tie County Court Of D!llas county
trix Of the estate fJcsse tox decq,shd Aipergona
having cnis M iinst said estate ARE noiel 10 PISS
SEM them. duly lu' hrnirated, within the time pr
s,ribc by law; and all perspnsi indebted 10 said
tntc nj Q otihei to make immndilte paymgnt
NCUX, Administrators.
Dallas Feb 2s. 1sb.--27;6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09

no-sal-cripIun to the Houston Telegraph and tiir
AustIu Gazette received at this oicc al the publish
ed rates
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nMINIsrRAToR,s NorlCE. ~

N undersieir-d iavine lr-n ari-an'ed, =. " u-;is.
nary Term A. d. 1886, o. The cuuui{ crut. ~ 80.
r-fe,e Of mo- kelley. drc+1-rd ~ persons h,'alns
elaine sr.in-t I'D sr<i> are hereby nef,nee 70 ps
rrnt The same. duly .utnsntis.ed' r.ntn ~ ~.
f.,.-r AZ reaur-tei to cone frs<rn and nn~ks In
''<s'H'' p-s" NANCY KkLIkr. ADJ,
HFTfNtt sAftEt 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09
A DWINISTRAT0 NOTI(as.

~ UM1NE1l w w y NV Vs1s
IA WHEREAS Ii-rfers Of Ahhnisruion vere
granted TO .l,c nnlrignei, NJ the J,nfiary Term ot
le Plm'e CnurI OF Pao Pluto eounfy, - 10, on Too
esiafc of ) G. McLura. decna.rd Therefore, thi. i
notify all prrsou+ having claims ayhAt said estate 4,
present them, duly anihanticlicl, ~ r'qnircd w
law. and those inlchen 10 sui esfae are rrIuc sit@
to make immediate payment. Q. u McLuRE,
"A. VI, McLuRE,
[27-6'.l Administrator
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k0y-lt will be seen by the following or.
d.r emhra,lny the Proclamation of Presi.
-. M ,,oppnw a.. ,n,l
"'"' $3.50 '""'
insi' u appointed MS any o. iaoho rHs''
Ing, Humiliation and Prayer''
uEAp. OuAarsns TR.ss.MI DEr'r.,l
.sLy,pepert la. FEB. -, 1866.
GryRnAL t)Rpras. No. rs.
Tie followlnc Proclamation Of the Pres.
jdent il publisLed for the information OF
the Dcn.rtment.
procln N, allan nv the President,
Tile Gong, ess of ,he Confederate States
have by Joint R.solu,jon. invited me 10 ap.
point n ,lny OF pnblic ftsiing humiliation
and praycr, viii, thanksgiving TO AlInigh-
~ Col. Ii is our solemn duty AT all times,
and more specially In q season OF public
trial and adversely. TO acknowledge our
dependence on his mercy, aud TO bow la
humble submission before Ills fooislool, con
fessineour manifoll sins suppicating Ills
gracious pardon, imnIoring His divine help,
and dcvoutH rende lag thanks for the ma
nv and great blessings which lie has voucl-
safed 10 us
Let the hearts Of our people turn content
cdly and trnstfully unto God Let us rec
ornize in II Christening hand the eorrec-
ton of n father, and snbmissively pray that
the trials and suAerinrs which have so long
borne heavily upon us, may be turned away
by His merciful Love That His sustaining
proce he yiycp 10 onr nc,pIe and Ills divine
wisdom he Unmarried 10 our rulers. That
tle Lord Co Hosts will he with our armies.
and 6rht for ms against our enemies. and
that be will praoiouslv take our cause into
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Chr 9allas Gerald.

TERNS-one eory, per annum, -Four Dollars, pay
able In' fisanrei shorter period In proportion,
ApyGgrI ,ISG--onr Dollar Ter square ~ ten
lint. ~ lrss (Lis sE. typel for the fs insertion,
and sD'eeni. sor each subsrqurnt inrertlo0
Wheat. or produce 81 any kind that We can ust,
Zee.
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nsn.. ma, ". - = --ll.si.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-12


MORE ABOUT THE CHOLERA.-The
cholera excitement still continues here,
and the feeling of apprehension and
alarm IS general. Last evening DR..
Post, a high medical authority of this
city, delivered a lecture on the cholera at
the medical college in Fourteenth street.
He claims that the cholera is as " durable
as the tooth-aehe. y His method Of
treatment, as he explained it, is briefly
as follows: s'The patient is first attacked
by diarrhea, accompanied by extreme
lassitude. He should then instantly 20
to bed, and remain perfectly quiet for
forty-eight hours, taking at least fifteen
grains Of calOmel to drive the infection
promptly from the system
After this has acted freely a mild dose
Of laudanum should be given, to soothe
the patient and prevent further intestinal
action. Ice should also be applied to the
spinal column. DIR. Post claims that this
treatment has been applied in thousands
Of cases, and never failed to result in the
entire and rapid recovery of the patient.
It is of the very first importance, how
ever, that the patient should not aban-
don the reclining posture, from the very
commencement of the disease until his
recovery. All the prominent medical
men in the city are engaging themselves
in the study of the cholera, not clinically,
of course, as there have been no cases yet
in this city.5COr. Of the Philadelphia
Inquirer, Aog. L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-12

Postal SERVICES IN TIE SOUTHERN
SrArrs-The following exhibit Of the
newly restored postal service in the
southern States, has just been made up
in the General Post Office Department
and is a part OF The dats to be used by
secretary Deani-on in making up ms
annual report. The whole numoer OF
routes restored is two hundred and forty
one. which includes eighteen thousand
five hundred and ffty-three miles OF
service. The cost to the Government by
the late contracts is eight hundred and
ninety-ive thousand eve hundred and
nipety-six dollars less than BY the con
tracts in existence at the outbreak Of the
r.balliou for the same amount Of service;
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onnrsrnxnENCE-
MEMPHIS, TEss, Nov. 10th, 1865.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. 10th, 1850.
To ge Hon. Charles s. Ca1HerOn :
observation-disclosures citizensofShelby
county invite you to address them at an
early day, to be named by you, on
the questions Of State policy, as well
as to give the public an account of your
stewardship as their representative, and
the cause which led the Legislature to
refuse to recognize your claims to a seat
after having been duly elected.
JOHN PARK JAMES Il. sWANy
j. b. SHELL, nePnty SnnSSlIi1aN
JAMES ROSE, W. l.. lhM4N5
L. p. JONES' H.A- mr.
Deputy sheriff And Others.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. 10th, 1865.
To HIS Honor M1Vor Pax, Jalge l. 2 a@nes,
J. n. he'll, Col. C. j. Seiden, DR.. ". T. ArWi",
m u. /. StelUdrf, ami others
GENTLEMEN:-Your favor Of yester-
day, inviting me to address the citizens
of shelby county at an early day on
questions of State policy, and to give an
account of my stewardship while at
| Nashville, as well as to the which
led the House of Representatives to
refuse to recognize my claims to a seat
| on the floor of the House after having
been duly elected, is before me. II VIII
afford me great pleasure to meet my
feIlow-citizens at the Common Law
Court Room, on Tuesday evening at hall
past seven o'clock, there to discuss these
questions, and give the people a correct
| history of the causes which led the House
of Representative TO refuse me a seat on
their floor.
Very respectfully, your obt servt'
s. CAMERON.
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And every description Of
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ANOTHER COUNTERFEIT GREENBACR.
New counterfeit ten-doIlar greenback
legal-tender notes have just been put in
circulation in the East. In order that
our business men may be upon their
guard, in reference to the new bogus issue,
we give a brief description Of its main
characteristics. The notes are dated
Washington, March tenth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-two, letter c. The red
seal is badly executed, as is also the Dor
der of the note, which is made up Of
repetitisns of the letter y, irregularly put
together. The general appearance Of the
bill is bad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-12

.nsr Risbop Davis, of the Episcopal
Church in south Carolina, has ADDRESSED
a letter TO his clergy and laymen on she
snbieet OF the proposed reunion Oh
Northern and Southern branches OF lnat
denomination, and is willing 20 suuLlle
10 the decision Of the general cohFentlon
Of the church South, when Is 70 "S
bic in Mobile during next month
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Trustees Safe.

DY virtue OF a deed Of trust To- me executed
ID bF William u. Adams. Oh -Ith day Of fcn-
ruary. IsQ to secure certain notes therein men
toned and described which are due and owing
nom said Adams TO b. E Norris. the neue1-
clary IN said deed, which is recorded liz the
Heclster's once, shelby County in Book
Number fCrty-0ue, parl second pages ia.
10 and I46, ! viii, on Tuesday the ELh day OF
December. 1850, between the hours q q clock
am and . O'Clock pm, in front of the tourL
House door, on Second street, Ia the L-F OF
Memphis. Tenuessee, sell 90 the highest 1l1ce-
for cash the blowing described tract ot LAND or
Tot Of ground. lying and being IN the county OF
shelby anG state OF T-cnueasee. i'm District NO
-. and Containing by estimation seven
acres. being the West part Of Lot Nos bound
Cd Is follows. Beginning az a stake on tho
southwest Of BA.AleXauder lot in the middle
on Norris Avenue, running thence north with
said AIexauder7s lor. 90 twelve chains and 90
seventeen unkstO "a stake, thence west 81 I'VE
chsius and 20 seyenty-siN Inks % a stakgs
thence south l2 twelve chains and ,lT
seventeen links TO a stake in the CEN
ter OF Norris Avenue, said avenue being
sd thirty feet wide, thence along the
center 81 said avenue 81 five chains and .-i
~seveutv-siN iiukstO the beginning The equity
Of redemption in and 70 said land 8 expressly
waived bT said Adams IN said deed q trust.
me title IS believed 20 be Eood, but Iwil con-
vey only as trustee
mnrHTW HWr WM MNNRENA LHuaHNE
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Offer for sale a large and we'll selected assert
ment Of Goods in their line. 10 which they In
vite the attention OF City and Country Dealers
We have on hand q large stock OF
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STR4Y HIE-

TAKEN up by the subscriber. living seven
miles east OF Memphis, on the Raleigh road,
one BROWN MARE MULE, fifteen hands
high, about eight years old, and rough shod oil
round. The owner IS notified TO prove prop
erty, pay charges and a the mule.
rn-aa 90 Y w
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COTTON LANDS.

OOn ACREs-Cultfvated 500 deadened in
OUU ISJ5-the 800 acres said 10 have been
above the overflow Of this year.
The place is susceptible OF making five hun
drcd bales Cotton, and corn enough to do it.
\ Partner with money to workit wanted. II Is
situated back OF the Widow Porters place,
ROsedale Landing, Bolivar county.
Appiy 70 W. X. HILL & CO,
no,1o Luz Nemnhfg Tenn.