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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-02-02
STATE OF NEW YORK,
rnIrsr,rN nE NAV NnuIS

SrATE OF \ NV YORK, I o,
COUNTY OF NEW YORK, 90
w. II. WINDSOR, Vice President, and ].
PRYOR ROKkE, Secretary of the Corn EX-
change Insurance Company, being seVerally
sworn, dcpose and say, that the foregoing is n
full, true and correct statement of the affairs of
said Company, that the said Insurance Compa
ny Is the bona fide owner of at least one Humid
red Thousand Dollars of actual Cash Capital in
vested in Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on
real estate, worth double the amount for which
the same is mortgagcd ; and that they are the
above described Officers of said Insurance Com
pany. W. II. WINDSOR, Nicc-Pres't,
L PRYOR RDRKE Sec'v
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-02-02

I ea, Subscribed and sworn before me, this
/ 'o"'' ! 18th day of January, 1855.
~ j. W. WILDEE,
Commissioner for Ohio, in n. Y.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-02-02
NAME AND LOCATION.

The name of the Company is "Thc Corn En-
change Insurance Company and is located IN
the city OF New York.
I.-CAPITAL.
Amount Of It's Capital Stock s........SiOO 900 90
Amt of its Capital stock paid up is.... 100000 90
IT.-ASSETS.
l. Cash Of the Company on hand, &
in the hands of agents and 9TH
er person 25IOS II
. Real estate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
g. The Bonds and Stocks owned by
the Company (as per vouchers
accompanying,) how secured &
the rate of interest thereon,
to-wit:. lS5,5oO 90
L. Debts due to the Company, secur-
panying vouchers, s,).................. l59, $50 90
8. Debts otherwise secured (aS per
vouchers accompanying).....-.. 1850 90
c. Debts for Premiums. ................... 1872 ~
:. All other securties..... ........... l4,lHO 90
Sil0,O5l i6
III.-LIABlLITIES.
Losses adjusted and not duc............ 5000 90
Losses unud 8, go 90
LOSSES in suspense, waiting for further
l,OoD w
All other claims against the Company, ~ 80
Total 10 i27 30
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-02-02
Notice of Sale.

+. Il. MYERS Gen. Ticket Agent
.JSo. McGILI, Agt Orrville.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-02-02

HAS again taken charge OF his old Store at
IL Nashville, and has on hand n fine assort-
of
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-02-02

The name of the Company is "Thc Corn j,
change Insurance Company and is located
the city OF New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25


statement off, ImperiaIists firing on the FED.
eral boat while drifting down Inc river Tbe
crew ran ashore ana took 70 flight. The Impe.
rial Ore was harmless, but the CAPTAIN Of ne
boat narrowly escaped, a musket bali havinq
passed through his hat. Gen. WsitzeI has de-
demanded an explanation Of the afa.ir. Il i
also understood that quite a spicy correspond
ence Il going on between Wsltzef and Mejia In
relation 70 the firing on the American side upon
the Imperial gunboat Fl Antonio and evident
sympathy shown for the Liberals, the natursof
has not transpired.
Mejia's orders, prohibiting intercourse with
BROWNSVILLE cannot last long II the Liberals
again surround the city, as they viii be- com
PEELED To draw their supplies from Brownsville
"a heretofore. It's supposed the order was IS
sued to prevent the egress Of spies from Masa-
moras.
MOBILE, Nov. 4-Gen. Thomas arrived here
this afternoon. His mission Is pureiy on milf
tary matters connected with his depnrtmeDt
and nof 70 upset the State government. A. has
been reported.
Intelligence from Central Mississippi reports
a healthy reaction existing. Personal enter
prise, active, provisions plentiful and the ne
groes wen disposed and returning 70 their for
mer homes.
A Columbus. Miss, paper says 10 f. informed
that out Of eighty thousand bales Of cotton col
leeted by n Government agent, but six thou
sand bales have been accounted for. and saws
the stealing mania is rampant
In accordance with a law Just passed bv the
Mississippi Legislatnrs. the tax collector a.
Vicksburg has given notice that he viii collee,
a tax % twodollars on each bale shippsd r-5n
there.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25
M. M JR., & CO.,
Attorneys at Law and General War
CLAIM AGEN rs.
Memphis and Washington.

The recent war Of .hs rebellion has created g
great number and variety OF claims. the holders
Of which, as well as the Government wish 10
adjust with all possible pTOmptness.
All persons having such claims against the
Government, and wishing their speedy adjust
ment, will do well 70 forward them immedi-
ately to this Agency for collection. Little dim
Guilty OF expense used be encountered by amy
applicant
the prosecution and collection Of every variety
ofciaims against the United States in all de-
parments of the Government We are now
most successfully prosecuting Claims ana re-
covering prompt yme Of same rom the
Government OF the United states for Horses
and Mules impressed BAY earn ana Forage
OF all kinds; Wood and Lumber; Bacon, Flour
and other Provisions, Beef Cattle, Hogs, etc.
Hire Of Teams Timber for Bridges and Rail
roads; Irregular e. dms against the Quarter
masters. and ComiHlssares departments otthe
United States, for supplies furnished the army,
whether Claimants have or have not vouchers
/ OF receipts for the same.
We Collect claims for Loss Of Steamboats,,
SHOWS sklits, etc; for Furniture, Cotton or
! other Produce seized by the Military or Treas
ury authorities; for Extra Pay and Com
/ mutation Of Rations Due Prisoners Of War;
for Rent Of Houses, etc. SUSPENDED Pension
I Money, Pensions OF all Kinds BOunties: SOL
I aiers' Check Books; Officers Back Pay Set
| hsment OF Nf1cers Accounts Removal Of
/ Stoppagesi Horses Lost, Killed, Captured OF
| Abandoned in the Service Erroneous fines, etc.
Claims for the four cents per pound paid on
| Cotton previous 10 shipment; also, the tax on
Goods Imported into Tennessee; Claims for
Tand Damages etc, before congress; and
/ claims sfloyal owners Of negro slaves who en-
/ listed in the Union arIay curing the late rebel
! hon for the amount and bounty provided by
! act Of Congress
THIS Agency, we 3atter ourselves, offers ad-
vantsges superior to amy local agency being
! located at the Federal Capital thus allowing a
ready investigation Of dinicult cases, and dis
! match I'm the collection OF claims. And our long
expereDce ia the collection Of Government
claims. ana familiarity with the forms Of Office
and All the departments Of the National Gov
eminent. give us great facilities Tor the success
mi prosecution OF all claims entrusted 10 us.
our Mr. Combs will practice law in all the
conrfs OF the city Of Memphis AID Anelby
county. and the Federal cenl8 nor tho District Ol
/ West Tennessee. Lawyers claim agents and
/ others having claims for collection IN this and
adjoining states, VIII n II TO their advantage
To send them 70 rs.
Fees shared with professional men entrusting
business with as,
Anv claims entrusted TO us will be promptly
submitted and vigorously prosecuted.
N. COMES, JR., a CO.,
/ Attorneys and CounsallOrs n Law and Claim
Agents, Room No. 2 Postofics Building, Mem
phis, Tennessee, now I'M
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL

OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL5l
November ., lSA
The same IuleiGdc that for the past ten day
has characterized the Money Markets tul exists
ana ourrep0rts are, i'm consequences, as mouOt
5uous as usual. with a prospect OF a contin.
nance of the same until the s~piuuers OF Man,
chester realize the fact, that they cannot obtain
ny more Cotton az present prices
In Exchange, there was quite an uuusua0
amount offered, with hut few transactions
however-at the Old rates We continue our
quotations, viz Buying rates, q per cent
discount, and selling rates, lom TO q pei
cent premium
There IS no Gold scarcely in the market, and
hoIders seem 20 be awaiting an advance. n,
transactions are reported. Buying rates, ~
and selling. Us
There is no demand for Siiver-the rates are
unchanged. Buying, lSgIs selling, 40
Government Bonds are inactive, and NJ
transactions have occurred upon which % bas,
quotations.
There was some demand for City scrip. which
brought from Nc TO s-c. while the bankers arc
selling pc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25

Trustees SAFE,

Dy vf-r-e Of a deed OF trust 20 me eEecutef
Is by william r. Adams, on 2ith day or Ff1-
ruarv. fsal. 10 secure certain roteE therein msu-
toned and des-uGed, which are dEe NJ OWING
from said Adams 20 r E. Norris, tho NsUs8-
ciarv in said deed. which is recorded in IS
Registers OfIce, ShCtDy County, IN Book
Number forty-oue. par second, pages Ia.
AS and E6. 7 wiz, on Tuesday the Eth day q
December. 1850 between the hours of l1 O'Clock
an. and 2 o'clock pm. in front OF the Count
House door, on Second stseets In the City OF
emph1s Tennessee. sell 10 tie highest bidder
for cash tine following described tra-t OF land o.
lot OF ground lying and being in the LCunry Of
Shelby and state of Tennessee in District No
y, and containing by estimation % seven
acres. being the West part Of Lot No. B, bound
ed as follows Beginning az q stake on uu
southwest or b.AAleNanuer lot in the middle
Of Norris Avenue, running thence north vita
said AleUauder's lot. ll1 twelve chains and IT
seventeen nkst to a stake, thence west 5 i've
chains and 40 seyenty-sLL links % a STAKE
thence south ll2l twelve chains and iL1
seventeen links 70 a stake in the cen
ter Of Norris Avenue, said avenue being
(Ul thirty feet wide, thence along tna
center Of said avenue Isl five chains ard ~
seventv-EX inks 10 the beginning The equiN
I Of redemption in and 10 said land Is expressly
waived by said Adams in said deed OF trust
The title is believed % be good but 4Wn Un-
1ovT0Im WI s.. NORRIS. Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25

BJe 4 large IRE occurred at Apalschi-
cola recently, consuming four thousand
bales Of cotton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI.l
November - lsA

OFFliE MEMPHIS DAlLl AFfEALrl
November -, ls4
Cotton.
Contrary 70 the general expectation Their,
was considerable aetisity ia the market ye-ter.
day. and quite a number Of sales Of small Dot
were made, Notwithstanding the reports from
the East.
This animation IA the market IS, doubtless
attributable o. the fact OF the Inactive state @
the market for some weeks, which is probably
beginning % tell upon SOME Of the holders
whose faith In an early advance, however re
mains unshaken-
The following comprises The sales Mid
dI5ngs-as bales al Sc. I'm lots Of and 90
bales at $3.50, good style OF MIddling Il
bales az 49,. IN lots Of 50, 3D. 4, q . 20 g. ,lS&
band l- o bales az 4Htc q at Sc % and A.
IIe also, p 81 441sc. an i've barely MiddiLug
strict MIdduuz-3 bales az 4sc, IA lots Of D and
D: Il bales ~ sc in lots OF sand 3; d bale
st sc. I'm lots ol3, 4,2 aHdI D bales 40 h', In
lots of g. Ia. s. and g. Good M~liIIluE~-& bales
gt $40. in lots OF 5, ], "a, I and 70; 4bales at $50
% bales 81 fsc. Ga lots Of g. 3, . asd . . bales a.
Sc Low Nid5Iiug-N bales az 44c lat 40. anc
$50 bales al SOC . bale Mixed ar BE Inferior
DO. at 32e. d bales Ordinary at G54c, and Coco
Ordinary at 5s-. Arrivals, - bales.
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Erecnt0r,s NOtice.

r HAVE HAD PROBATED thsIast VIII and
tpSfament of Robert T.. Chew, deceased, &C
he Eovlmn er term ISIS. of the C0unCy Court or
shelby County. Tennessee, and be1ngthe aXacu-
tor appointed in said WI " Alo CneW1 and
1avfnr heeu qualified As such By said Court.
and letters testamentary having been issued %
me hereby give notice % al persons indebted
~ sid estate. or having any property or effects
belonging 70 10, to come forward Immediately
and rake payment, OF deliver over said prop
errv or effects. and those having claims agalnsr
lime prescribed by law. Wilson 8 Beard ara
mUv empowered 70 receive payments, property
or effects due or belonging 20 said estate, and o.
settle claims II. Their law Office Is On
Main street, in the city OF Memphis, No. ~
up-gtairsJ opposite CLAY Building
movie m FL 8. HAMMOND Executor.
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Trustees sale.

DLl@CAST 70 decree ofths ChancsTy zais
- llhe Gommou Law and ChanceT louu pr
{ the city OF Memphis in @ certain enrEs therein
Z penouug- Wherein William smith Is complain
ant ana G-f lurle and ornersaraceteu4-
ants, I VII o. Monday. the 1dfa dav 0fUecem-
Der. 4s3, az A clprE A. 3d., IA front 1f od1Eel-
lows. Aai.l u the city OF lieuul.r Tauuae
sell AZ public auctton % the highest BIDDER. tic
following property. % viz aasr haI-helug
ss- feet fr0ul-of two certain lots ofIarf. f-lns
and besue in the County 81 shelby sac 81
T+ruassea. and cry Of Memphis. bei1n 1ar- %
he fraet ofiand known upon the plan ofseurr
Memphis a. blocks Noa- 81 and @ Designated
anon s. G.. Wheat1na plan % Subdivision Of
sahI tract, made hv 81. a Kerr Surveyor, on
fhe alfh % June. us5. a. los Nog- % autL ana
bounded a. follows, % VIE BeginulnE al the
intersection oft1e east side Of an alley Wl-s..
a. nffeeu feet wide. with the norm a--e q -ur
len street. and at the southwest corner o. o..
$50. L-lneuee easrWar1ly Win ne norm at5
lfLaudeu street l1 feet % che 1Ju-leas- corner
the northeast corner 0fl0t No. 4-theIc vest
wau1ly with SC &hcatoris north oorutarI
line ~ feer 20 the northwest corner q l1r -H-
1. and o. fhs l-sr canned ciLeF-lheuce south
wardIv with r1. elrr SIDE OF SAID aheT ~ t-r
% the beg inning w-I an tla appGreuan
thereuut1 bed. rl- a1f Iore1J au-a 1eAi
Eo- ON Wa. rH a.Iu-
EeCIsuf lle-I uaa uLeIU months uurrlaarr
executing bond W.-- good security and a AHH
r-tHlue1 On me property uEaL the pureaAr
money E Il rrlf.
IfrI- good, and -IIs POI be- Confirmed crts-rea
oftlsucrv CONF. barring Oh right or eq1frT 90
redemption d- E=LAEEHIEE
novAta Trustee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25

NAf
CrInoiine-Evers since the Empress Eugenls
astonished the fashionable world by appearing
n crinoline, the inventive genious or man.
kind and womankind has been ON the
stretch % improve upon this important
article Of feminine attire. Many patents were
got ont claiming 20 improve on each other, bui
oil seemed defective and deficient, until J. w
Bradley, Of New York City, placed before the
public his new Invention, now so celebrated all
over the world, known as the DUPLEX ELLrr.
TIC. Duplex because each Of the hoops are dou.
hled, made ofhne double steel springs, braided
together which renders the garment more plis.
bic and elastic-a feature Ia cTinolins which all
ladies' VIII appreciate, a. the sisOie spring skin
is, from its u%nyielding stiffness, OF great annoy
ance in a crowded assembly OF contractedspaee.
But the fue double springs ofthe Dlpler Elliptic
are equal TO the exigencies OF a crowd or con
tfncted seat, rendering the garment, according
10 the best Judgments, the most comfortable,
durable aud pleasing skirt, in every particular,
that has been, and, from its perfect manufa
ture, form and beauty, we should say, or ever
viii be made
These skirts are deservedIy the most popular
article manufactured. and are fast taking the
ulace OF the inferior kind which ore falling
into disusa. They are made from the best ma
fsrfals with care. and are manufactured in az
,tlss 90 suit the wearer. &essrs- Vest, Bradley
& Cary. sole owners ofthe Patent DaI@I EIUH
0als. have Ia their employ over two thousand
aye hundred hands, most Of whom are females
and are turning ont from six 20 seven thousand
ssIrt4p per day; and yet, Notwithstanding theI
immense production, are unable 90 M
promptly their OrIor-which 0fitseIflsa good
guarantee of the de~sirableness OF the article.
The DspIsr E7jpSc can be found Ga the frs
class stores ia our city For the names ~ SOM
who Keep them. please refer TO the Dg5er n
lpre advertisement inside our paper.
Always Ahead--Messrs Hlelock 81 Co. o..
Main street. have again placed us under obIi-
cations % them for mu files Of the very latest
Northern dates They are always ln advance
with al the popular Journals and literature o.
the day.
The Rushu." a New style Of HAT, just ~
leiyeI az Francisco & Virgins
The Resorie. Saratoga L~'Empereur
and many other View styles of Hat for sale al
Francisco & Wiggin-
The Dictator. Delmonice and Esqui
raanx Hats. just received 10y Express, atFrsn-
cisco q Wi-g.ls
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25

~ circuit Court of Sbeiay county Tenn
G 81 ssrtleu rs . ~ Santeriin, VS. WeL
~ rnfs -zra the plaintiff having sued 1ura4
a-rracnuent IN said lircult Court against me
1rsuarr~ OF BslsULalrs upon me srou1a tAA-
-se r7d the SAME having l-en returned @Tt94
-ro- The real estate o. said -luderLlu- pap
1870, - hereby oulerad - be- made In the
TrsFr-a aPpraL. requiring them, The salt
SavrarIn ans VETS, ouppea lr ll' next
of ths said CirtJnT Court - -r-4 l9r snl
T5i~d Nb8udav Ia Jaun-T 9eN-f anc witnm ne
r-gr three DAYS OF said TEN - plel1 an7 %
damur 20 said attachment Bit, q 4ksfa
therein VIII be ruuGucred en- EIrF-
Done at JlIce Nov 70. LIS
=. D IT, STEWART Csrz
Brown 9 L10uey, ArFG for Pl-E-
am-Un-Hawr
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HOLLAND a BROTHERS,
Grocery & Commission Merchants
No. S7i Main Street,
now I'm Cornef Of Jackson Block.
FASHIONS! FASHIONS!
From Parts and Ne'0 York.

Nobody ought 10 forget Madame F Layinge
is eyerv week in receipt Of the latest styles from
the leading towns of fashion. You cannot say
that YOU see Memphis without paying a WISH "
This lady. Ia her store you viii md thltsalas
ing. You will also dnd all the colors, Shapes
and sizes in her large stock Of human nalI
goods. special saloon for ladies halr dressing.
We mast say that 10 Is the cheapest and best As
sorted house im Memphis. Go and see, a. 90
Main street. Branch houses In Little Rock,
nois ina Msdams F, LAvfNGE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25

REGUL4R SATURDAY PACKET
Far Helena. VfeksburG and the Bend.
EIgESBURG master
This swift running steamer viii
leave as above on -A
SATURDAY, the 18th instant, at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
nOv22-it Jefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25

BT English MERCHANTS and bankers
are looking 10 the organization Of a Ma
tional Cotton Company. English cap
talists, who have been trying TO produce
cotton in Egypt, are making constant
inquiry a. 60 the employment Of freed
men and the cultivation Of cotton lands
in the South, evidently desiring TO invest
their money where they can realize bets
ter profits than they do in other lands.
Ezy About three O'Clock on the morn
ing Of November thirteenth, three men
entered the office of the ''Nhst Cheer
House, y al san Francisco, where only
one clerk was in charge. They knocked
him senseless by a blow on the head,
took a key from his pocket, opened the
safe ana robbed it Of twenty thousand
dollars in gold. The robbers escaped un-
molested.
Esr There are about five hundred and
eighty prisoners now confined on the
Dry Tortugas.
Ia negro has been sentenced 20 be
hung at Raymond, Miss, FOR an at
tempted outrage upon 3 lsdy.
Nc The Mississippi Senate is supposed
10 stand fifteen for and fifteen against
the admission Of negro evidence.
E%T 4 large IRE occurred at Apalschi-
cola recently, consuming four thousand
bales Of cotton.
bS-Gen. Joseph Z. johnson, on his re-
cent visit to New York, on private bust
ness, was accompanied by his wife.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25

RAJ There are about five hundred and
eighty prisoners now confined on the
Dry Tortugas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25

E]- A negro has been sentenced 20 be
hung at Raymond, Miss, FOR an at
tempted outrage upon 3 lsdy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25

DT VIRTUE Of ~ Deed 81 Trust executes q,
" William H. e11er. Tr1Elee. l- Jane.
llcs, on tle. -avo 7sprsm1er 1850 rr-0rIe-
NO 81 part p pages Ga. sand 81, and an lrse-
m9t= By tIe la# SID. ufrle Common L1FauI
-Eanczy Court o. LEsclty 1f Memphis a- ll
October 1-ru- l~1, appointing nae Trustee rs
sgccesor On, luc tu tae room and stead % VIA
H. aUDer, deceased % execute said Deed lr
Ir-sf VIII AZ oclocz g. On W-e1u=ztay.
rhecLn daV el December 4-.- az The south EEr4
ofLourr SQUARE - Ae CIV 70 Memphis Ten
nessee sell ar uu5t-c sale l1 le hal est bidder
FOR cash. Lle f1l-Els lesc1led ZEAL estate.
living aut 1e-u. lL .la county % shelby. daa
1f tennessee, intle ei-v o. Memphis, bounded
add described as follows p wiz beginning on
The u1r-h side or line ef Vance street a. che
southwest corner o. Le residence loL n Jane
Rice running thence Wesrwor1LF win vance
street eigEy-niue so feet % a STAKE E tho
north line ofFauce street. thence u~ornwarf
parallel with the west line OF The said ITll--
kIces lot. six hundred and l1rry-eigEL and
e-lahu-huudrerls 1fs- $40 f7er, t0Gstake on trF
south side Of Linden street. hence eastward r
with che south L-s 81 Ltl1-u street eighty
nine .sH feet % q sake al The northwest corner
of the aid james Rice SLOTS hence auurlWLrl 81
with Oh eslll5lEes Rice W~esELlesL c11d-Hi
and forty eight and e~Ett-lau1rerls .14- -Lll#
f--t TO the 1-eziuulUE- said lor VIII ns sold %
nay the principal aud Interest due on the laal
note mentioned In l-lL Deed o. GrUE-- Tho
r.gur and equity OF redemption - waived Lls
rTfs IS believed % Be perfect. but sell only a.
a0vZ5-rd WlL f. ILLrIE. Trustee
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DRY o
WAR OR PEACE.

viii offer my entire aioclc Of FAN and White
bfy Goods az an Immense reduction. The stool
consists Of everything generally kept Ia q nrsi
class Dry Goods House for Family and Pianta
tton supplies, As Ollows
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue Of @ deed o. trust 90 me executed
u by John O. EIl, on Che L-ll day or ha o.
i-q. which is OF record in the Registers 1hea
or shelby county. rernesse= ln Book uum1er
Al. part page 800 and lltr lur tue p4Epo1- or
a--ErfnE eartaiu ludelferuess OF the salt ELs
rHer5iu mentioned. 4 WIZ, 1u Saturday me ~
dav "a l-5, before thn door Or tL1
~rrrr Lar-a. ON Second street, IN iIa cry lr
MeraDhfz. tennessee. between the hours " ii
gTsIgsE r-pud p O'Clock r. 81, sell, 90 the
nsrheu bil1CF tor cash. certain lots OF land
100 and beiur IN the cCunrT OF shelby. amt
-rsfa OF tennessee. near and east OF the city lL
[ Nauuuis. known and designated upon a plal
I of sub-dfvislJu Of lot- Dor Elizabeth J. 5eti
Q and RI MYERS surveyed Hv ~. g.. Wilton on rho
af OF Aurif. 1859. (which said Sub-1lF sion . ca
--orL ia Registers CG1e. SHELBY eoluITs zen
- se- lot SO. I've and vest half lot No four.
v-risr lots mont rwo uul-ed feet on the new
sfafr r11e R1nd, and runs back three hundred
auI ffv 5aec on east line. and Two huudrat
teton uar-h line, and three hundred and ny
F-a- or Tu-Err Avenue, which Tors or d part lf
of4ra4afd subdivision. For "a mCr- particular
/ desrrs1rIdu- ralsrclsei s made 20 the rec1rta Pa
. tle REGISTERS lHca- ale title is leLeNel n 70
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A Medicine adapted to your Wants.
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Female Bitters.

A beautiful and highly concentrated Medi-
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MEMPHIS M Ark RIVER PACKET co
For Pine BIuE and Little Rock.
CLEANER .--....---- master
This splendid passenger packet IT.
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FRIDAY, 9Th instant, at 5 pm
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LARRY HARMSTAD. agent.
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Nc The Mississippi Senate is supposed
to stand fifteen for and fifteen against
the admission Of negro evidence.