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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARrERMAsTERs

QuARTERMAsrEa GENERALLY OFFICE, Z
WAsHlNGTo TON CITY, d. c., July 8, 1855.
Will be sold at public auction, under the direc.
ton Of Captain George Browning, A; Q: ~, at
a los Of condemned Quartsrmasters Stores, con:
sisting of Cauldrons; 200 Tin Cups; Elbows; 700
cles Stove Pipe; 800 tin Plates; Cooking end Heat
ing Stoves: Blankets; Hand car Boxes; Riding and
2,40S Halters; Cart. Ambulance, and four horse
Harness; Riding and Wagon Saddles; Locks; Nor
bic Forges; Tarrfers Tools; Carpenters, Tools;
5000 Brooms; J. ,l0O Whitewash Brushes; Hay Gut
Inns; Measures; Ploughs; shoyelsi Rakes;, q, 900
pounds Rope; 3090 900 Horse Shoes; Oi Barrels; Fly
Successful bidders will be required to remove tho
stores within Ave (5) days from date Of sale.
Terns-Cash, In Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 O. m. -
~ ~ JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet p igadier General in charge.
jy6-St First Division, Q. n. G. o.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILD

GALE OF A GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILD
ING.
Chief Oua,fermasfer's Office, Depot Washington,b
Washington, ID. c., July 6, 1855. {
Will be sold at public auction, on the premises ,
under the direction Of Capt J. II Crowell, A. O.
NJ, on THURSDAY, July Is, 1855, at O'Clock p.
M. one story
FRAME BUILDING,
twenty four by one hundred feet, known rs Mont
gomery Barracks, and situated at Jessup's Cut on
the Baltimore and Washington railroad
ID. II. FUCKER.
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
jy6td Depot Of Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
iREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctloneers,

R1 GhEER NlLLiAMs, buctloneer5.
FOUR yALgAgLE DgILnING LOTS NEAR
f9 aEFgEFsa s Nss s5kFH fnS sffsff 81
On WEDNEspAY, the 18th instant, at 81 o'clock
and 49, in square No g, subdi vided in four lots.
having front each q feet inches and % feet ~
alley.
months, secured BY deed Of trust the premises
All conveyancirrg and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser aud SIS viii be required down on
'Gsh DOT when e fnfltss s Au
RY VIM. L. wALE.& CO, Auctioneers.
SALE OF GROCERIES, Suffers GOODS, To
ruEsbA4 s MSkNa f2 sh Instant we will
cries i Liquors " &c.' en,hTacin ' 'A Oh ''o
Boxes Tobacco. segars7 fine cur Chewing Tobacco
Barrels whisky. Brand. and Gin
Boxes Pepper, Mustardand Soap.
geies Preserves and i hispies and Canned Fruits
Gases Cisret; Whisky and Brandy
A large lot of Hams and Beef
WhI,e Lead
jy 8 W L. WALL & co. Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
AUCTIoN SALE OF TsREE BUILDING LOTS
o STREET NORTH.
On FRIDAY. the 18th instant, at 6ls o clock p m,
shall sell, in front ofrthe premises, two Lots
fronting on New jersey avenue. having % feet
front running back to sso foot alley; and one Lot
on o street north fronting 81 feee inches. subdi
vision OF senare Sill ma sIng them good front for
fectly on grade which We call the attention of per
sons toatteAd the SALE sSsthey viii be sold without
Terms One half cash balance in six and twelve
months. secured by deed of trust on the premises
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
s2s VIII be required down on each lot when the
" sId' GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 526 corner of It'll and ID SITS
o. kosTh sTi.gEr h ( f'i iora sTkEfT
vi, \ 18th INST at ca SclsGk
fronts and depths, r,ieh Will be fine chance for
persons to invest, if they want property ill that
Terms: One half cash; balance in and Il months,
secured by deed of trust on the premises.
All conyeya nclng and revenue stamps at the cost
SP5 VIII he down each lot whcIs the rropert,
jys GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
IRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
llr TfRE A hh Pf ~ hCl A iHaI6S mn
On THURSDA Y, the 18th instant, at 10 o'slock =
tween Goth and 2,st streets all goods and c'att,is
me ntfoned in sal dissran for house rent che in
{; 3 Mahogany Tables, Pine do,
ct Casters, ietsof china, 5 Wsiters, ibesh,
Garrett. Cooking Stove and Fixtures
Eot Tinware Safe, Sofas, Bedsteads,
Mattresses Rocking Chars. Whatnct,
Stand. Caraets. Blinds, I Dressing Bnref-s,
Wardrobe, 2 Gard Tables 6 Feather Pfflews,
Feather Be sters. Stand.
2Wash Basi Is and Pitchers, Hat Rack
! Mahogany Bureau, / Bedstead,
Feather Bad, L Mattress, Carpet Il Glass,
Mahogany Stand. Bowl and Pitcher,
Walnut Wardrobe. Paflor Stoves.
Mahogany Dressing Bureau, RedsteadA
Mattresses. Washsts.ad, WoIkstsnd,
l Card Table. Chairs Il Carpet
And alfhe balance of the Furniture ira house sold
until tho rent is paid. Terms cash.
f. REYNOLDS, }p;rn
GEO. F. HOTCHKINS,{ DaiiHs'
jy 6-eod GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DY VIM L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS Al

Iply 1850 osloek at the Nav Yard
sYplE-MHEEL CoMMoDoRE REAb~Length.
l78 feet; breadth, SO feet; depth, IL feet nches
diameter ofcylinder, Is inches stroke OF piston, IL
' SIDE WHEEL COMMODORE BARNEY
Length, l43 feet; BREADTH 80 feet; depth IL feet;
diameter of cylinder, sss inches; stroke of piston
SIDE WHEEL MORSE Length, l4s feet:
breadth 50 feet depth Z feet; diameteF of cylin-
uf PROPELLER e cRTsHbER Length, 1863 feet:
breadth, g feet depth, IL feet diameter of cyliu
DEF 81 ne @HE III nshfs
Length, 2l3 feet breadth, 20 feet inches; depth.
u feet; diameter Of cylinder, ~ inches; 45 inch
sfDE-wHEEL THOMAS FREEBoRN-Length.
lao feet; breadth, "a feet; depth. feet inches:
e I feet
breadth % feet depth, feet diameter of cylinder,
"a P iHs6fs Il Rfe S V1HgfksBENALength fee.
inches; breadth, II feet 4 inches; depth, feet
inches; diameter Of cylinder, "a inches 70 inch
PROPELLER HENRY BRrNKER-Length. 81
feet breadth 26 feet inches; depth feet Inches
Fl Rfhf rGs
breadth Is feet; depth 10 feet inches i.meter Of
eysnsfsr Il Rfhfs F BGkrenrth feet
breadth 20 feet inches; depth, feet; diameter Of
'yPRRdSSF5f E1nafhss sft st5Ske feet.
s; 5aa5oSE Pf sbShpR 100
fs MLIiHM
Tf afREth p ts. feet
breadth, IS feet inches; depth 10 feet inches; d
The abovenamed vessels lie at the Navy yard,
Washingten where they may Be = exda ..
cent at the time of sale, and the balance six days
BV erder: J.B. MONTGOMERY,
jy6-I3t Commandant.
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THE Doc Wharf.-The scrgeants of the sec
Cnd, seventh and tenth precincts have reported
the number of dogs SLAIN during yesterday and
the day before, showing a total of 102 in those
precincts. This is but the beginning, and
owners of valuable dogs had better secure them
ii once and keep them safe from the sharp
Shooters.
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NTAEHOoD AND YOUTHFUL vIGoR ARE
vi regaiIed BY HELMBOLDS EXTRACT bU-
CEC MAR 2S-6u
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BASE BALL-The National Base Ball Club
of Washington Is preparing for a match game
with the Athletic Club of Philadelphia which
recently beat the crack clubs of New Y ork and
BROOKLYN. The National is a fine organiZa-
ton, and is sanguine of taking the laurels from
the Philadelphans. Much interest is mani
Tested in the proposed contest which Is ex-
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EOR SALE-The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES
II ola Store on 9th street under Seaton Hall. Also
q small stock of MILLINERY GOODS. Inquire
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

RY J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS,
3 ~ .t AND HARNESS.
g On SATURDAY MORNING, July q, at 10 o.cl X,
at the Bazaar Of w. l.. Wall 4 Co., by virtue of a
deed of trust from Thomas Coyle to me, dated the
9Th day of March 1855, and duly recorded in Liber
n G. T.. in folios No 1874, 495, of the land rec
orGs of Washington county. shall sell:
Two Wagons, two sets of Harness, one Gray, and
three Bay Horses.
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee.
jy 6-3taw&ds j. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
A UCTION SALE OF HIDES, TALLOW, BAR
"A ~. RELS, &C.
Office DEPOT Corlnaissary Of SHtsisfx,!ee,}
- Washineton, d. C., July s. 1859;
Will be sold at public auction, on MEDN ELS.
DAY, July 10, 1866 at 10 O'Clock m, az 9TH street
wharf, the following articles, more or less
., O9A Salt Beef Hides. .a.-ts
6z3 Dry do do. t s-.. - ~ -in .,szf
62s Sheep Pelts. aa EIig laa
: n Isl pounds Beef Tallow. iJ -
: n 40 pairs Beef Horns.
cnsis Gallons Eeafsfoot Oil
I0O6 bounds Tallow Cracklings. EEffEtsr
+ s'I75 Flour Barrels, two heads lFfft' -
I.9M Pork do. do. - .s' -rr -
i,iOl Bacon, Pork, Fish, Coffee and Vinegar Bar
Cords Barrel Slaves and Headings .ts go
Terms cash, in Governme Mt funds.
~ Std a3 Lieutenant Colonel and C. s.
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TOOK WANyED-At the Brennan House, No.
~ 342 + street, between 18th and 18th streets.
Also. q WASH WOMAN, that can come we'll
recommended, will get good wages. jy 5-lws
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tlYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers.

FIFTEENTH STREETS WEST, AT AUC-
TON.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. 18th day of July,
shall sell in front of the premises at half past four
o'clock, by virtue of decree of the Orphans
Court dated the 18th day of May. 1853 ratified and
confirmed by the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia on the 18th day of May, 1873, the follow
irg described handsome building lot, viz:
Lot numbered four, a. in Square numbered two
hundred and eighteen, t2ls.D it having a front of
AZ feet inches north j, between lith and 18th
streets west Running back with a side alley to a 80
foot alley, liz feet inches.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six months, tho
purchaser to give note for the deferred payment,
bearing interest from the day of sale and secured
to the satisfaction Of the guardian.
All conVeyancing and rev enue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser
ELIZA ANN DRAIN, Guardian.
iy7-eoSds J. c. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts.
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L'OR hfNf-
i A BEAUTIFUL STORE ROOM.
On the most public theroughssre of Georgetown.
suitable for any business. Possession given name
diateiy. Inquire at J. w. Boucher's Grocery
Store. on Bridge street, two squares west of the
new Market House, south side. j, 7-3t+
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
BUIEDING MATERIAL IN THE OLD FISH
MARKET AT AUCTION.
=, VIII &c soid at pnblle auCtIon on IHURSDAr
ing Material of the cid fish market south of the
canal. Georgetown.
js7-d TH0S BOWLING, Auct
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DCY WANTED-To.le learn the Plumbing and Gas
ID Fitting business. One who las had some eX-
perieuce preferred. Apply to GEO COURTNEY,
81 LoMisiana avenue. IN ct
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WANTED-A few GIRLS to work on Paper
w Boxes. Experienced hands required, do 9th
eEs need apply. At the Paper Box Factory. No.
S26 street, UP stairs.
iy CIV II. HAMMRRSCHLAG L co.
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WANTED TO RENT.-A HOUSE containin
w from nine to twelve rooms, north of Penn a
avenue and between ~ and 18th streets Address
Lock Box 40, City Post Office. One with carriage
house and stable preferred. je l5-tf
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF FINE TwO-ST0RY
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON SEVENTH
Rye. MCGUIRE CO, AuctiOneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
p

ESTATE.
By virtue of n decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, passed the 18th day OF
December. 1854, in a certain cause therein de =
pending, in which George ID. Abbott was COM
plsinant and Charles Wicrman and others defcn-
aants, Ghe same being cause Nc. I'll, Equity
Docket No. 1.-THE subscriber viii offer for sale,
TUESDAY hFTERNooN, the, nth day. of July
next at half past five o'clock, all of the right title
and interest or the compla and defendants in
and to Lot Numbered eleven, according TO Dayid-
son s subdivisi of square numbered two hundred
and twenty tsSo. in the city Of Washington.
This property il improved by three story and
basement Brick Dwelling House, and is one Of the
most valuable pieces Of property in the city of
Washington: 1t is on 18th street west, near the
corner of New York avenue and Presidents
Place; in full view of State Department and
residence lately occupied by President johnson.
and not a moments ak from the street cars Its
close proximity to the Presidents House and the
different Departments gives II peculiar value.
Terms af sale. rs prescribed by the decree, are
One-fouTth of the purchase money shall be paid in
cash on the day OF sale, and the residue in three
equal iastallments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest from the day of sale All
convey ancing, including revenue stamps, at the
cost of the purchaser II the terms of sale not
complied with in five days from the day Of sale the
Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
cost of the purchaser.
10 rs l.
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ENOR SALE-On long time, three LOTS, each "a
i feet front, on ST., by IA feet deep opposite
Franklin Square. ID. III. LAURENCE i
= je H-tf No. 63 X ST., corner of 18th.
EOR SALE-The good will and fixtures Of a
Il STORE on 9th street, under Seaton Hall Also,
a small stock of MILLINERY GOODS. Inquire on
the premises, or 522 Pennsylvania avenue.
lie l4-eotf -.t.r2 a-F.- Il
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WANTED Gold and Silver Watches, Dia-
~ monds Pistols. paMnbroksr's Tickets, FTr Io
highest cash price paid or exchanged for other
goods at Singer Sewing Machine Agency, SOP 9th
street, doors north Of Penn. lie 3 linz
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I EASE OF HOUSE No. 4S4 9Th ST. FOR
IL SALE at q bargain, or viii be rented if APP
piled for Immediately. For further information
apply on the premises bet ween thehours of IL and
3o'clock, as above. By immediate attention you
Get n har0ain q a.
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WANTED TO RENT FOR YEAR-Between
w this and LIST September next, a Brick HOUSE
with eight or ten rooms, gas and water, situated
between Pennsylvania avenue and X street and II tn
and 10Th streets for which fair rent will be paid
Address W. L. H., Box 322 Post Office.
10
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NOR RENT AND SALE-A small lot of 80 r.
Everything that is wanted viii be sold cheap TEe
place can he rented till November. pe rhaps lon
ger Call ut 564 l. street. Between 9TH and 7th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-12

DY virtue Of a Deed % Trust executed 20 me
ID as Trustee, by William r. Chandler. 0nrhe
@th Of September ISL, and recorded in the
kegisters Omlce eft shelby county. TenneSsee.
I'm book As. pages 90, $50 and SCI, for the purpose
OF sacuring the payment Of certain pr0niss0ry
notes specined therein 7 Will sell at public
H0uSe. I'm the town Of Raleigh. Shelby county.
reHnezsse- on Tuesday, The 18th day 0l Qeeem-
Der, Egs, the following described property. to-
wiz Lying IN Shelby county. Tennessee. i'm
range 2, section 2. the Ilth surveyors district.
beginning al the northwest corner of the Win
stOm portion OF the Blr acre tract that WAS
decided to ". q. Brooks. by Martha j.. Winston.
on the 18th J0nuary, Iha. at a rock with poplar
and hickory pointers and running south -
chains 10 links. 10 q stake Is links south from a
sweet gum marked ", With dogFood pointers,
west ~ chains 70 a stake ina field, thence south
Is chains ~ links TO a point n chains from "a
sassafrass, and thinks. south s. from a Hack
gum- thence west 5 chains 50 links 70 another
stake in a Heidi thsnce 81 chains umks4o "a
links 81 . chains AZ links to point by Mr. f.
rayl1Tis north fence. thence east 3 chains r0a
stake 81 links north, 8 east nom adoubie biacE
guIn tree marked w :, with a hickory pointer,
thence east - chains 81 inks to a point by e
sweet gum. with a sTeet gum and White oak
pointer, ~ chains ~ lnks toaPoplar neur three
small elms. northwest corner Of the Winston
portion Of Mrs. Andersons home tract oflaud
thence east J chains 10 links to- stake by Mrs
AndersOnis fence tHence north = chains So
links to point . links south, west nom "a
vhftaoair marked Ere. thence north So
west "a chains % links % a point y links SOUTH,
81 west from " walnut thence south sd.
west N chCiHs s. links % a W walnut stump,
sprouts growing ON IL thence south n west
Z chains aqInks 10 q spanish oak suppLne WITH
white oak p~Oiuterss thence north J cui.lm 70 p
dogyFood with an elm pointer thence running
- o ehains I'd inFsfo tas beeiufnu. Contain
80 about rs acres. and situated about two
IL north oftie town Of Raleigh
Terms cash. Right OF redemption waived.
sse5sSd ISAAC ". BROOKS
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WANTED.
COTTON.

A IL COTTON shipped te us on good boats, or
"A 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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Dry Goods.
B Il . II
Boiling Cloths,
FOR SALE BY
Taylor, McEWen, Duke L Co.,
No. 22 Main Street, Memphis.

DoLTING CLOTHS.
Spinning Wheels.
Spinning JenDies-
Cotton and Wool Yarns
Sole and Upper Leather.
Huron Grind Stones.
Window Sash and Glass.
Corn Shelters, stock Kettles, Flows,
Axes, Traces, Wood and E~arthenware.
TAYLOR, McEWEN, DUKE & co.
nOv25-Sm 81, 9dand 95 Adams street.
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DY VIRTUE Of a deed OF trust av-eraI
ID to me a. trustee ey Samuoi ErH0aF ana
Arthur z. Guyn0r- on the 9TH day OF u--au-
Der. I16l. and recorded In the Register ONCE
Of shelby county Tenn. Book ~. pages @
and 20. 70 secure the payment Cf certain notes
therein specified. ! viii sell at pubHe anetHI
u the highest bidder Tor cash, iu 'front.' OF a.a
Fellow HAL. northeast corner OF Main and
Court streets, iu the city of Memphis. on Ill-
daV, the 18th 81 December next. between the
hOuus Of and y A. M- the following described
property. lying and being m the city Of Mem
phfs. she br e0untT. Tenn. bounded thus Be-
dining al the northeast corner Df John
Parks Tot. on M asllaglon street. thence ea--
wardly one huudFed and sixty feet with the
south side Of Washington street ID n STAKE
thence s~JuthwardIy one huudret and EE-lu-
feet 70 asLake. thence W-efWaruiF 9ueLuudrHL
and sixty dset o. John Parks lire. thence
m~orthwardly one hundred and -slLfv-0ue raHr
70 the beginning 60 being pLrt Of lot uumh=-
4B. which w"ascOnVeTsd % IA Nelson 1y O.
q. Richardson By decd bearing Date 4tu day
OF September. I.5I, which was cuulrmel l-
decree o. She thaucerT side OF The 1uluuu
Law and Chaucery tOurr. o. the erT OF Mem
phis. on the 3IsrG Of December. ls-- Tie uZat
o redemption is waived in said trust deed
The title Is believed to be perfect. but I wiz
convey only as Trustee.
Vs.. WALLACE YOUNG Trustee.
10Th ~ ~ HEL nLM "#
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nor Chronic Skin Diseasis, take DR.. Lloyd's
ID Medicated Vapor Baths.
No. 296 Second street, near Madison.
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Tre=ecGnt, Jones &c Co.,
REAL ESTATE And LABOR BROKERS,
MEMPHIS. ~TENNEsSEE.

IN results ofthe late civil war must produce
Il a material change in the labor system Of THIS
poftien OF the Union. Most Of our large plan.
Ntlohs Win grow up in weeds II left to the an
rsuaoie laeor ofthe free negro, and the Interests
o. the owners viii be greatly promotes by sub
dividing them into small farms, and selling OF
leasing alternate Onost 70 industriOusand thrifty
Immigrants who viii soon seek homes among
us As tne Improvement o. ones farm will add
70 ne Hsine OF another, the mutual DEMENT'S
require gumen
h climate Of this portion OF the Mfssissfpni
Valley 50 much resembles thai Of the viae
sroNlng seeSohs OF Europe, that the culture OF
ton OF our people, and, in this thev will reonIra
the SkDlfll labor Of the industrious and fr5gaI
German, French, Swiss and other inteliieent
Ioreigners VINO VIII soon seek homes In cur
We have therefore thought We contd .or,a.xo
public as well as ourselves, in ofering 10 sct 80
brokers for the purchase, sale and Iesso $500
estate, and Tor procuring good tenants and
iabOrers for farms M
To this end, one or us Will visit Cbicago and
New Work. so soon as the number OF a5nlics-
tons VIII justify IL, and make Permanent a.
engagements for sending to Memphfs sncb Cor
man. Swiss. French and other foreigners as nav
De LSled upon 70 deVelope the resources OF this
lpeon III oi gne mon IN the new Held that must
Parues having farms to sell rleasa VIII please
aoutess Us AZ once, giving State, COUNTY and
Delgh19rhOod locality Of farms; how far from
raliiCsras or navlgabie streams; character OF
soil wafer privileges; number OF acres, cleared
ana woodland. and kind Of improvements.
wishing TO procure iaborers will state the
NUMBER tney require. As we viii spare no
necessary outlay in advertising, North a2d
South, We must request each party engaging our
services, to remit us $40, which will be deducted
dscS-im IRRELEVANT, JONES, & co.
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J. c. HoLsT & CO.,
UNDERTAKEN
At ths Old Stand,
NO. $40 MAIN STREET.
ds5 ImI MEMPHIS. TENN.
Election Notice.


DY virtue OF a writ Of election to me directed.
d by Hon. William q. BrownlOw, Governor Of
the state OF Tennessee, Twill hold an election at
each Ofthe usual voting places, in each civil
district, in Shelby county, on
December 18th, 1865,
for two members OF the House Of Represents
ignations Of the Hon. j. NJ Tomeny and Hon.
81. z. Ryder
The followlng persons are hereby appointed
Judges and Deputy Sherits to hold said eiec-
Isl Distriet-Judges. r y. Bond. sam. Doug
lass, JS. Dickinson Deputy sheriff, Thomas
"a Dhf5et-Iudges, Daniel Corbett, Fl. p.
Thompson, ;. P-Lignaw Deputy sheriff, j. G..
RI DishreL-Iudges, Charles Creushaw, W. W..
Coleman, John Harding; Deputy sheriff, Col
IN. Dis57ct~Indges, F. W. Hines, James Car
terwaite.
81. Dls1ct-Ist. Poll, 6Engine House-Iudges.
John Clancy, f. o.. Mah0ney, Johu Turner;
Deputy Sheriff. o.. Dwyer.
~. Disl7cL-2d. Poll, 3 Engine H~ouse-IudHes,
F. W. Buttiughaus, N. Seelig, Thomas Leonard
Deputy Sheriff, S. I. Morgan.
6Ut. ASd1ct-Judges. $. N. Allen, H. b. Will
tn Dsstrict-Judges, NJ. Bartlett. T. Pull
man, ]. b. Mercer; Deputy Sheriff, James Hol-
loway.
SUI DSbicL-Judges, F. P. Thomas. J.. NJ.
Thompson, :. C. Horne Deputy Sheriff, ). p.
91. DiShacE-Judges. ~. Rogers. NJ I. VIII
t 8NANNa hANNAAAf IVA De
Turner.
I0h. DisafcL-T. C. BIecBiey, B. b. NeweH J..
Applewhite Deputy sheriff, II. Irby.
In. Dtst7ct-Judges, W II. Walker, VIC.
Harrison, j. H. Townsend; Deputy Sheriff, b.
r Ellis.
l9h. DStrcL-D. Pearson. J. W. Elam. Thomas
Holman Deputy Sheriff, ID. Hildebrand.
l;3h. Disadvantages, squire Walton, W. l..
Lundy, L. Lawrence; Deputy Sheriff, J. W.
Rogers.
IHh. DfstricL-lst Poll, 3 Engine House
Judges, IT, Hamilton, Mfchael Burke, o
i4Hh. DtstrgcL-2d. Poll, Z Engine House
Judges, Martin Kelly. J. D. Wiuberiy, W. w.
Jones; Deputy sheriff, Joseph Tagg.
18Th Disb1cL-Judges, X b. Miller, y. II.
Gibson, Dr.. Thomas; Deputy Sheriff, W. b.
Cotton.
l61t. DistrieL-Iudges, r. Brooks, ]. II. Good
lett, w. Moore Deputy sheriff, r. w. Brooks.
ENh. DiStTfc-Fielding smith, Jerry Massey,
A II. Douglass; Deputy Sheriff, Erwin Oak
ley.
Deputy Sherins, Judges, C1erksand voters viii
be required in all things 10 comply with the
IawsOf the State defining and limiting the cleo
tive franchise. Deputy S2erins VIII make their
returns 10 me at the sheriff Office, in the
Greenlaw Block, Second street, Memphis.
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