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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate,
Tuesday, the 18th March, IsCG.


John OVerton Is. James 3. Reiuhart e al.
DY virtue OF an interlOcUtOry decres entered
ID in the above mentioned cause on the 3l-h
day OF January, 1861, / will sell AZ Public Auc-
ton, 70 the highest bidder, On Iuesday. tns
18th day or March, lSa, az the court House
door in the city OF Mem phis. between the Laurs
Of ten and twelve o'clock NJ tie roslouIuE
described Real Estate to-Wlt- A certain LoEr
situate in shelby county, near Che city or Mem
phis, beginning at the Intersection OF the41l-A
line OF Clay street. tOn John uverlou E@1ll-Tt-
sion OF d s lSl acres south o. Memphis with the
the elsf line Of Fourth street rs [iI reaE 90 asa
alley thence east WITH said alley FL fet- Thence
north parallel with FourtE street ls --lH Eat
tD Clay street. thence west win Cav street %
the beginning being Lot 49, iu Book No o.
TERss OF Ak credit OF SIX uaCurre,
notes with good security taken, aud a lien re-
tanned as farther security
fefD ids A.AISFUN. Clerk and Master.
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NOTICE is hereby given that all authority
- heretofore given by me to Campbell & Co,
agents, or other parties, 10 collect debts or at
tend to other business for me, shereby revoked
and annulled All personsOwtng money TO me,
or Campbell &c., agents.. viii, from and after
this date, pay the same 10 me in per-Ou or to
my order, no other payments viii be recOg-
Missed. Suit will be brrught on all debts not i'm
mediately settled. I Will be found at the store
of Messrs J. II. LOewenstiue & Bros, No. 81
Main street, Clay BGilding-
y. sCHWARZENBERG.
Eah-rn-F "a 1879 rfarsN- Inn
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Chancery Sale Of CITY Lets,
Tuesday, 18th day oT1Earch, 1865

william Davidson. Adm. etc, -L. EsITlu
davidson and others
DY virtue Of an inteTlocut0ry decree on ta
ID ChanCery side o. the Common Law and
Chancery Court Of the city OF Memphis. i
viii sell at Public Auction, at the Court HTCzo
door, in the city Of Memphis, on Tuesday,
March 18th. lsd, between the 6Ouus0l ID ana
o'clock M, the following described CITY Lg
slcn, = feet on Elliot street. and running 15cE
iUu feet; the sam being the Los =et upar- t.r
the widows dover IN tne above CAS- ms
House and Lot viii be sold subject % Ls
WIDOWS dover.
Terms OF ~SALE.-Ore third cash, balance In
8 and L months.
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Executors Notice.

HAVING been qualified as Executor Of the
III last will ana testament Of William English,
deceased, all persons having claims against said
estate, are hereby notified and required TO pre-
sent the same TO me for payment within the
time prescribed by law or they VIII be barred,
and all persons owing said estcte are requested
10 come forward and pay or suits VIII be inst-
tuted against them.
Feb. 24th, lS65.
JOHN McGRATH,
ernE In EvnnVrfnw
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Admfnistrat0rss Notice.

HAVTNG been appointed Administrator
III with the viii annexed, Of the estate OF
Constantine Paine, deceased, at the last De-
csmber term Of the County Court Of Shelby
county, all persons indebted TO said estate are
req aested 20 make prompt payment; and per-
sons holding claims on said estate must present
them, otherwise they may he barred.
JAS. u. WILLIAMSON,
81 L. Aa"FnHaH-a#~~
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MEMPHIS, TENS., August p, 1865.
Tr,va rsad Nioryanis self Rising Flour, and
examined its Ingredients II is au that ne
Grains for it, and is entirely harmless TO an
for dfspenties and c~onsumptves, It's materials
supplying in those cases, health1ql and mhch
needed nutriment. l. W. GABBEhTi MI
IwiI prepare any barrel OF dour sent 10 me-
or will furnish any quality Of -four ordered but
for my own sales I use none but the very Deaf,
IT Harrison, or its equalJ-
The bread and biscuit made from this nopr
can be eaten as well warm as cold, without the
least inconvenience to the weak and dyspepLc
stomach. and has been known to greatly benefit
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LEGAL.
Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
the 18Th March, 1see.


Hm- Lane e.. VIM. Fl. Slower a.
ID virtue Of an i~nterl0cutory decree made IL
~ the above mentioned cause 81 fr- 80
NoFember' f0. ! VIII sell az Public Er~r~- ~
the highest biader, on Tuesday. the rsfT 49, n
Aarch lso, al the Court House Door iu ~
e5ly % Asinpnls oetHeen TIE hours ~ I9 aud
" O'Clock H., The following deserff.af 80
Estate, to-Wtt: certain tract Of land. gi-l9fs
IN me county oiShelDy and StateofT rene
VIZ. nos. IL. z, and 4 upon q plan al s-r~r.}
or ~m- u BrOWnS on the Pigeon Edfzr sosf
survey made ny Wm- Crane. March Z-th
eg1unin ~ the intersection uftne eaer -HT. ~
brown Avenue with the north sida or ina
Pigeon HOost Road; then s easfwardl- vTfb
the y side q said road % the " side 0r haer17-
Avenue II chains 4 links thence northua.lI-
with ne " side Of said Avenus "a chains srd
% Inks thence ~WestWardiy 3 chains - iinks-1
the u side Of Brown Avenue. thence so1rf-
wardly With said Avenue 7 chains ~ - ~
the beginning, the whole four lots containing
10 59~-l0Dacres-
TEKMs OF ALE- credit q six months.
purchasers executing notes with good sseu-ry
and a lien retained for further security
feiO ids A ALsTUS. Clerk and afrv+=r
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M0ydWeU &c anderson.
MARBLE WORKS
80 Union ST., Bet. ed & Sd SITS,
Dealers in
Italian and American Marble.

MONUMENTS, Tablets, Head and FOet
vi stones. Box Tombs, Vaults, Nantes. Va
ces. etc. ard all kinds Of stone WORK done for
buildings AZ short notice. Having been enga-
ged in the marble business in Memphis for 10
Years. we would respectfully call the attention
o those in need Of marble work 10 our estaD-
IisLment. We have always on hand a large as
sortulent Of finished work and drawings OF the
latest Sryies Of Monuments which We viii be
happy to show 10 any who may favor US with a
call We can get up work in as good style and
as reasonable terms as any other establish
ment North or South. Hebrew and German
10 ering lone in the very best style. Our Work
Is our reference. Call and see II
ia2j-2m
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Notice to Tar Payers.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR
RIAL EsTArEf
MENFHH, TESE. January IL, 1875
N Accordance with a resolution. passed by
i The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Deem
Der tus Hc1- a discount o. two per ceuL 1ar
month VIII De allowed upon al taxes doe ne
city for the 9lh corporate year. and ending
June &th, N15, which shall be paid IA Cash tH-
+. l. WAEEEE
laIa I'm Tex LnHarHn-
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REPRESENTATIONS

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 3, 1850.
have used Morgan's Self Rising Flour, and
find il do be a most excellent article 1 have
also xamined the ingredients which produce
its sell rising properties, aud md them 70 De,
not only innocent, but important 70 pefiect
heaIthful and desirable -four, producing On
srricIe OF bread superior to that made in the
ordinary manner.
inc. R FRAYSER- N. D.
Wa fully concur In the above, having ex-
c. L. WILCOX, 81. d.
X. +. BROWN, NJ d.
Ihave examined the Ingredients and pro-
nounce Them Innocent, and the bread superior.
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Wines, AIeS, POrterS & COrdiaIS,
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
80 baskets Wine, Piper Heldslck.
30 do. Charles HeidSick.
20 boxes Charles Fare.
20 casks English and Edlnburg Ale and
Porter, pts. and CTS,
10 quarter casks Sherry.
10 quarter casks Madeira.
10 OctaVOs Plnnet, CastllliOn and Otard
Brandies.
3 pipes Pure Holland Gin.
. pipes Pare Swan Gin.
50 eases Curacao.
IS cases AnniSette.
25 cases Masculine and lbsJnth.
10 cases Sunshine Wine.
5 bblS. Apple Brandy, warranted six
years old.
10 casks Irish and Scotch Whistles.
100 pigs. Bourbon, various grades and
ages.
Ea- Orders Solicited from the Trade.7B a
No. S42 Second Street,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPERA HOUSE
MEMPHIS TENN.
isIs SIN
S. W. MONTGOMERY,
Successor 70 Montgomery & Bros, Louisville,
En and hHAA.WA III
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fSOFTON FACTORY BUILDING
AND
SITE FOR SALE.
Bar s1.rlnrr Cotton FaetOry

Bay Springs Cotton Factory
rs Situated in the Southern Border OF Tisho-
mingo CSunty, Miss, % miles south OF luka,
Miss, on the road 10 Fulton.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
One sectio n of Land, covered with pine timber.
one Large, Frame Factory House, 81 by q feet,
three and a half stories.
One large roomy Store House. with good ceHarb-
One large rOonny FRAME, WOOD OF carpenter pop.
one large roomy Blacksmith SHOP.
One large roomy cottcn snea.
Two Double Houses for operatives, passage Do
tween.
Four Single Houses, Wit h sheds attached.
-Four Single Houses, witt tout sheds
One Large MIL House, wi III CornG Wheat MIL.
One Large Gin House.
one Saw Mill, with New CT rcnlar Saw.
Besides Dwelling House., stables, Cribs, etc.
with the Finest Water POFrer in the state of
Mississippi a large, bold aud never falling
stream Of Water, passing Through a natural
rock canal-the left bank 30 Test, the right bank
20 feet high. of solid rock. d bed sr bottom
Is also solid rock In fact II Is a solid rick canal,
with capacity TO drive four TO ten thousand
spindles, in a healthy locality with goo d roads
Splendid Orchard of about 500 choice Apple
Trees. A Fine Peach Orchard.
Having been broken up by the war, pro
pose to sell this splendid property in toto, but
would prefer TO sell One-half interest for Cse Il,
10 be Invested in Cotton Machinery, and II Ge-
sired will remain and superlntend the same
or will give 1t up TO the party purchasing the
Here is a splendid opening for capitalists to
invest in the
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no EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
M O r @ AM
. r.

VHE Best, Cheapest and most economical
i Flour in use.
All lovers Of good apd wholesome bread,
biscuit. etc, can, by using this Flou-r save
time, trOabie, money. and disappointment. II
is ALWAYS RELIABLE. and is not effected y
hot or cold weather. It does not require Yeast
Powders, Cream Tartar, Yeast, Salaratus, soda
or salt. and ONLY HALL the usual quantity
OF shortening. and when cold sweet milk Is
used, still less shortening is needed.
ONE-FOURTH less Of this -four is required 20
pEoduoe q Ike amOunLOf Bread,r 70 tnaJ mA1e
In tbs ordinary manner. which item alone Will
about PAY THE PRICE charged for adding the
selfEising ingredients -
ITiS EXTRA NICE FOE CAKES, and all
kinds OF pastry, recurring not more than TWO
THIRLS the usual amount Of butter and eggs
THIS FLOUR EXCELS ALL OTHER Tor
Batter Cakes, Wafes, Puddings, the dumplings
for Chicken Pie, etc, etc,
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Caaaa u g,af.-rrstiaa 20 De Enseted-
~ -------- ~ L. E.LL.L eLaLe.-

r-aGEg--LI. g. w, March 2
s5 e. lu. .s demonstration and dinner
wen = urIaors Of the Government
.r rfrf,. speeches were made by The
Hon. sre-r Calf, Rowland. Mcdonald
Ind Cartier. AE. Mcdonald as-euted
s..t the confederation Of the British
Provinces WAS now certain 0f accom-
rli-Iment in a few weeks. Referring to
iae militia, he said Canada had nov
10000 wen drilled officers % lead them.
Dir. Calf alIudiuE ~ the recent reclp-
r1e.rv negotiations, denied the charge Of
having made legislation in Canada sub
ordinate 90 the States. and claimed that
tle liberal terms offered 30 tie Amcri-
cans had created a public sentiment IN
the United states favoring a renewal OF
reciprocity. He said we must now cultl-
yate commercial relations with the lower
provinces South America and Europe,
and leglslate 70 attract capital and emil
grafton 10 Canada. We must postpone
for the present the enlargement Of our
canals, and cultivate friendly relations
with the United States, expecting their
reciprocity. He concluded bv advoca-
ting self-reiiance on the part Of Cana
diams.
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Attention, ~EUerybOdy!

I AN now prepared to supply every one ISL
i ing 10 ride, with dne top buggiess open 9es
gies, light fashionable rockaways S, cerHSs
spring Wagons. All sorts OF repAHEH
the efortest notice. on the corner Of mira ano
Washington streets, BY ,fopr.N
fahfe I'm -
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ChanceFy Sale Of City Lots.
-OS-
Wednesday, March 2Isf, 1866.

Daniel ". DevOs rs VI. @. Hopkins. Admir-. e. o.
pI virtue OF an tnterlOcutOry decree made in
II the above stated cause on Dec-mcer 10TH
lso5, 1 viii, on "Wednesday. March .Is-- Isfs. 6e-
tween the hours Of 10 An. and p W.. % the
= oErt House door. in the city OF Memphis.
tennessee, sell az public auction the following
described property, to-wit a certain lot. Sirul-
TED lying and being in the city OF Memph-s.
oheloY county Tennessee, beginning 90 Bayou
6ayoso, where the north line o. Mad son street
crosses the same, running thenca wCsCwardly
with the north line OF Madison street one hum
tred snd ferty-stN ana a half feet, 1859 more
or less to the sOutueasI corner OIL Q conveyed
Oy Arson Whipple % John H. Taylor. thence
UestWardly az right angles with Madison street
one hundred ana nfIy-eight feet 20 a stake. and
thence eastwardly. parallel with Madison
street, 100 feet, more Orless. TO center OF BAYOU
GayOso, thence s~outhWaruly with the meander-
iugs Of said Bayou 70 the Beginning.
Terms OF sale GA a credit OF ak and twelve
months A ASTON.
fe1lh IDS Clerk and Wasfn-.
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NOTICE TO
The Memphis and Charleston


Is prepared 10 receive and pay steamboat
charges ana drayaEe on frtiElIiF CONSIGNED to
parties az the following points on the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad viz:
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THE books and papers OF Watt c. Bradford
will be Ouuda at No. - Poplar street, near
Main. where those Indebted 10 the estate will
call and settle their indebtedness without de.ay
suits viii be commenced in ali cases.
CATHERINE \. BRADFORD.
VA. CHASE, Administrator,
fa12-a,v VIII annexed.
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Statements Of TIE Public Debt.

The following is a statement Of the
public debt on March ], 1856:
Debt bearing compound interest, ST.
III s57Sl SO: debt bearing currency
interest, sI,IS5, 42s, $50 so; matured deb;
not presented for payment S9S5i979 81;
5ehf bearing no interest, S463, SD, 407 81;
fCfal debt S2,S27, SIS, $50 40; amount in
he treasury, in coin and currency, Sll0,-
Us q7g: amount Of debt less cash in the
t-easury, 3, III $4,000 90.
nm foregoing is a correct statement a.
..r from the books and Treasurer's
apP~n- in. the Department, on the LIST Of
return 1850.
MARCH, HUGH NCCULLOCH,
.5Igneuf Secretary Of The Treasury.
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Finest Water Power In the South,

with all Necessary Building on the premises
ready built, large enough for Spinning and
Weaving both, If desired.
For particulars, refer TO ]. G. Terry, Memphis,
Tenn; II. W. Price, Columbus, Miss; the citi-
Gems OF Tishomingo county, Miss.
1 can be found on the promises at sll times.
jas Il w. J. HART
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Gems Geo. Washington, r. Z. Lee
stonewan" Jackson, Joseph Z.
Johnston, and others.


NSz SeheFhuu street,
Who has also card Photographs Of every Scutb-
ern General published. at ~ cents each.
Persons living alta distance ca procure Stain.
AIRY, Fancy and Generals pictures, or any other
picture published, by enclosing = cents 70 INV
address, Glass BOX 768, Memphis, Tenn. VIII
have Gen. Cieburne'g picture IN q few days.
- CanvasEers wanted for above. febH Wv
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And Is a Saving OF from SO to IS

This article has met with the NEST
wonderful success A large proportion
OF lie citizens OF Memphis and sur
rounding country are now using II; but l
am continent there are many others who would
avail themselves Of its advantages were they
satisfied regarding its HEALIhFULNESS,
SUPERIORITY, and
To convince such OF these facts, / have Cd
tanned a large numb Der OF certificates rom wei
and fayorably known physicians and others, a
few OF which I give below. one Jrlai vii con-
vince the most incredulous that II is TO their
advantage to use his Flour, as an ECONOMY
and SATISFACTION in every respect
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TENNESSEE
I00 BBLS, FRESH ST. LOUIS MEAL.
lD Bbls. L. r. Flour.
2O Bbls. Double Extra Flour.
90 Bbls Harrison Flour.
100 Bbls. Single Extra Flour,
10 Bpls. Buckwheat Flour.
y BblS. Pickled Joles.
10 Casks Clear Sides.
4 casks Hams.
1909 Pounds Breakfast Bacon.
1000 Pounds Dried Beef.
10 Bbls. Spiced Pigs Feet.
3 B6is' Mess Beef.
y = bbis. AiackeraI.
- Kills do Nos. l. 2aud &
= Kits White Fish.
10 BxS- ID. A. Herring.
90 BXS Cheese.
50 Kegs MolasseS.
% Hhds. New Orleans suVar.
% Bbls- "a hite sugar, crushed now
dered, A Coffee, b Coffee ami refined Yellow.
700 BXs. Soap, all grades.
lo Fkgs. Star Candles, as and rs.
= sacks Rio Coffee.
100 Kegs Nails.
. Doc. Brooms.
100 Bxs. ToDaccn.
50,UJ0 Segars.
s. Bbis Recuaed Whisky.
Is Bbls. Bourbon do.
100 Bbis Cape lime,
= Baskets Cham pagne.
> BXs. Pearl starch.
! Ralas Gunnies.
10 sacks Rice.
IN addition 10 the above, we have a large and
complete assortment OF
FANCY GROCERIES.
Consisting Of
Teas, Assorted Fruits, Oysters. sardines
55nenIsInnpp Mixed Plekles, Chow Chow,
Preserves, Pine Apples IN glass and rams.
Extracts, Yeast Powders, Condensed MIX
condensed Coffee, HOLSTERS, Salmon
Scotch Ale, Porter, Chocolate. B~Iacrir,
stove Polish, Jellies,
Canned Honey,
Snun, Indigo, Box Blueinz.
brakes Bitters, Stoughton do,
Morning Cali Wahoo BiftarS
Plantation Bitters, Old POrt Wine
GA sherry Vine, Madeira Wine.
ginger Brandy, preserved Ginger.
Powder, Caps and Shot
nlothes Pins, Worcestershire sauee
Pepper sauce, London Club sapce-'
Musnroom Catsup,
l| tomato Iatsup, Walnut do.
hasins, Currants, Citron-
Blachtng Brushes,
Clothes Brushes, Horse brushes
Ntisk Broons, Hearth Brooms
Counter Brushes, Bed Cords. Plow Ian.s
Two Hoop Buckets, Striped Cedar do.'
Nest Measures, Sugar Buckets.
China Buckets, Well buckets.
Sugar Foxes, WashboRTdg.
Covered Market Baskets
Tubs, Selves, Wire BbI. Covars
Kegs, Maoaronf,
White Root Ginger.
Race Ginger, Nader, Cloves. Spies
rapisco Nutnegs, and Coal OIL.
Goods Delivered TO all Parts Of
the City free of Charge.
C0NAWAT, JONES 4 TATE,
o Main Street, Gayoso Block.
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In addition 10 the above, we have a larve and
complete assortment OF
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Chaneery Sale Of City Property
on
Wednesday, 21st day OF Earch, iSe6.

Tennessee Marine and Fire nsurapce 60. Ct a.
rs Charles Potter, Ct a.
D1 virtue OF an IntertOcuforv decree entered
~ IN the above mentioned cause. on the
81 day OF January, lS8. 1 viii orsI for sale.
20 tne lignest biuder on "Wednesday. the list
aay or March, la55, at the Court House do-r in
ne CITY OF Memphis. between the hours Of 10
ard " o'clock NJ, the following described real
estate, viz:
situate in shelby county. IN south Memphis,
ana IN the Butler addition 10 South Memphis
me nrSt parcel being lot No g In Block NO.
ana Lne second being part OF block No
pounded as follows: Beginning 81 the north
west corner Of a % focI lot, sod by Wm-E.
BHuer TO John d. Armour. astake on butler
street, running thence with Butler street IS
feet more or less, to J. ~ Bellows northeast
corner, thence south shout 20 feeL 20 &lC Bel
lows southeast corner and a IoQs alley
thence east with 81 q alley toJoln Afmours
southwest corner, theme north win Arnour1s
west line to the beginning. being the same lot
sold by VIM. E Butler 70 Charles smith"
Terms Of sale A credit Of d, -, IS and a
mohths. Notes with good surelies to be
given by the purchaser, and a len retained as
A. ASTON,
GTarE and No.
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NNthe Chancery side OF the Common Law
" and Chanosry Court OF the CITY OF Mem-
phis.
samT Mosby &c al, rs. Clarence P. Hunt aaL
In the above cause the insolvency of the ss-
tate OfThos " Hunt being suggested. II IS or
dered oy the court that all persons who are in
any waysor manner interested IN the sdminis-
tratiOn OF said estate, OF whOhave claims against
said estate appear and file the same with the
Clerk and Master of this OurJ, authenticated in
the manner prescribed by law on or before the
LIST day Of iuly, 1896, or before an appropriation OF
the funds Of the estate Is made, or the same
shall and will be barred both In law and equity,
and that thISOrder be published for thirty days
in the Memphis ~
AUG USTON ALSTON, clerk and master.
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is Situated In the southern Border OF Tisho
i mingo County, Miss Is miles south OF Iuks
Miss, on the road to Fulton.
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A. ASTON.
fshfg tbs Clerk and Master.
Chancery Sale of City Lots,
wednesday, March alst. 1866.


william E. Butler ~. William Farris, Ct al
DY virtue OF an in~teriocutOry decree made IN
ID the above stated cause on the Isl dqv ~
March, 1851, and renewed February 7th. Is2 aud
December 18Th. ISH, j VIII, on Wefuzsdav
March 2st, 1895, between the hours OF 30 aml
and I'm, at the Court House door in the cffv
OF Memphis, Tsnnessee, sell ~ pubic auction
the following described property. 20 wit. Ger
tain lots situated lying and being In shelby
county, Iennessee, and In the Butler division
of the city OF Memphis, in block No. N aud
bounded as i0hoWs; beginning at the north
west corner or a lot owned BY b. A woodland
In March-LH- on Elliott street, running thence
southWardly with WoodWerds west line two
aud iorty-ene feet can % south street
l60l feet 70 BledsOe alley, thence norrh-
Wardl With said alley two bundled and fortv-
l2il) feet 70 Elliott street. thence east win
Elliott street sixty i60i feet 10 The
Terms Of sale on a crediI OF seven and .welvs
months
This February 18th, 1895, A. ASTON.
teLstds Clerk va Master,
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HOtCGrd, PFestOnS DC Barrett
Q A II . N
AND
FACTORS,
les Common Street,

NEW ORLEANS, La.
c. T. Norris, ESQ, Cashier First National Bank,
Memphis.
II. +. Garth, Esq, Cashier Commercial Bank,
Memphis
W. H. Cherry, Esq, President Merchants Ma
tional BANK, Memphis.
X. g. Daniel, Cashier Merchants National
Bank, Memphis.
Mai. J. j. Murphy, President Memphis Ins. Co.
Geo. K kutter, Esq, President Tennessee Ma
tiOnal Bank, Memphis.
James Robb, Esq Pre- ident La National
Bank, New Orleans, La.
A $. LivermOre, Esq, Supt NJ. & T. Railroad.
GS- Orders solicited and promptly attended TO.
fell 3m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-07

"a Several important commercial
failures have recently taken place in
Rome. Ia one instance the liabilities
are said TO exceed the assets by sixty
thousand pounds.