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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28
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Dfftee: Bruden-S auare, ct. paxI.
@ef4Gfte In ben @taats. untg Reconsideration.
&oQeftioaen, ~1nteriu@une BON llrfunten unb
3ablung bon 2aren peretn prompt be1crat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28

DamensStcffe inb isst bt uns
hutaer III taben, ale Sor benz &rteg, 80 Gents
ss gare biaiser ale lsStes Satr, uns aae ibrt.
aeu Waaren ~ beeeutenb berabaeIetten Yrei1en.
Dit Ausrabl ven 9u&waarsn fir perreu ia
sssess uns rsi@baltiser. als il ausor.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28

Ote ~@pl3:@anblmn0
pom Spbn @aSpart
I'm bsr Sbern 2autuns, ct. saul
bat NIT Der srRen gpctlabuue partbpI,. tpfI&e
perr Wiion BON &basfa in,purtirt> ibr q, sttaft
nun erOTnet unb III Sorbereitet, pas beftf Ha,t.
tsl1 IN leber Quantitdt ,um @artpreife u liz.
.-Bddfeine unbR g. g an 6aue.--4Oi
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28
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NY
Gr4ktabr8< II. @pmmeritpft
uno waaren,
I'M Vrpfs unb <Oertauf
lit. tx
biataer, Deit biQiaer ale ie 3upor
mad BEN Mpstp.
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ksu'pabsn bel
s.. SIS. 8#seT,sE s. S.,
IN%GERsoLL's BLOCK,
Qde eer Dritten unb @abaibaw Stra6e,
nabebsr 8rGdr
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Die a~n,tebenits Meutsieh Der Satipn!
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Oie 8adaetnbremnerei
brick Yard\

BON TooS aa6 WtB Gba6ta, Wtnn,1
fabri3trt bic befsn BadReine i'm Qanb uns loke:
que Bauunternebmsr Elm. lire BARREN, ssn ter
Ieu9ttgtett unbar&ertnsli&sn uub ba~uertafteu
8adRetne ~ prGfen. che lie {pnfmp einioufen.
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- ri CHOLERA IN Mew,gprt II ueuer.
ptuss wteber tt 3uuebMeu. Hin letten
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-02
Trustee,s -.

PURSUANT TO decree OF the Chancs-T side
a OF the common Law and Cha1cerT Court
or the city OF Memphis. Ia a certain Gauss tlzre-
n penang, wherein William smith Is ccm-
p4Aoant and George @. Curla and others ars
~oeIendantss I VII, on Wednesday the Ath day
OF fenrnary, 1855. az u O'Clock ana IN Ecnt Of
Qua FELLOWS Hall, In the city or AempG-a
I~enneSees ssh At public auction 70 the highest
bidder the ol0Wt property 20 Wa 41eeas1
balf-being So feet frout-0r iva cerlall lots
II land, lying a1a being lu the county Of Snsl-
BY, state Of Ieuuesseet ana oly "a Memphis.
being part OF the tract Of lana kuQEuu pGn the
plan Of south Memphis a. ot0cks Nos s. aud
So. DESIGNATED Upon s G Wheatons plan Of
srbdivfsiouO OF said srscs, mace br 81. a. Kerr.
surveyor. on the 9th OF z laa. As lcns Nos.
- and q. and bounded as follows, to wit Be-
Shining AZ the Intersection Of The easf si1e 81
~ alev which Is dfsen feef wide, with ma
north sideof Linden street, and az the souf1-
Iaqr corner on LOT No H=1hence easrwa-4fv
wifh ne north ads Of Linden street - ct +,
the south asst corner OflotNo. L-tbence -errb-
wardiy 2&< feet 70 the northeast corner 81 -
No. 2-thencs Wescwardly with sc Whearons
1orth boundary n 10 ieet 70 the norrhvess
soruer Of lot No. ~, and 70 the frsr uam-T
allsy-thenee so1thwardly With the east SIDE ~
said alley 49, feet 20 the beEinniug wtrn al
he appurteDances thereunto heIoHafnu- 80.
lot hereby sold being No u On said su1liv5s-
Terms Of saIe-CredlS Of ak month. pr-.h.-e-
executing bond vita good security. ana auzn
retained on ne, properly uBW the purchass
u all paid
Title good, and sale 70 be conaru~8 bvsa--ss
o. Chanca7y Court, barring al Hzht Or e-uiHg
O Resumption, H.C. sLAuGHTEL
4AAo-A Trustee.
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Prom the New York News
FASHION, IN HAIR

Waterfalls, Notwithstanding the re-
peated assertions that they were 'tgoing
out have not yet been discarded. The
huge plain bundle OF the summer is no
longer worn. The waterfalls Of this win d.
Ter are smaller and Of more graceful form.
Some are made wholly Of plaits or rolls
A tasteful mode Of arranging the hair.
now 10 some extent adopted. is by MA
cling I'VE a small, plain waterfall a fall
Of curls, sUrmounted by a roll. the front
hair being dressed in curls or turned
back, and is surmounted by . heavy
braid. This last style is not well ADAPTED
10 any but delicate and regular features.
The short Aspasia curis, frizzes and
braids for the forehead, are Just now
fashionable. High rolls cannot be con-
vicinity used, yet they are to be seen oc-
casionally, some being slow, in defiance
Of fashion, 70 abandon a style 70 which
they have become accustomed.
The thick coil Of the Empire period
is much admired by many, and to most
heads e more suitable than the waterfall.
The coils ordinarily offered for sale bv
the hair dressers are usually made Of
short hair to be fastened over 8 roll, and
This when cooled Is attached to lace
which can be fixed firmly on the head
This coil cannot easily be done over. but
requires the hand OF the hair dresser.
But BY far the hanasomeSt coil is made
with the natural hair; and if that is in
sufficient a switch Of ialse hair can Ne
twisted in with il.
There is a novelty ID form Of hair
feathers. They are Ussde of short hair
fastened 70 Wre, Of the shape Of an
o>-rlta leaer, and slightly curled or
ll-L@l What its popularity viii be
c1notR0 he judged or but when taste
fully arranged il may be 3 very becom-
Ing ornament.
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SAYINGS DEPARTMENT..

n which Deposits Of ONE DOLLAR and
greater sums will be received, and draw inter
est at the rate Of four per cent per annumr
longer. JaLs 8m
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NO Excuse FOR BAD BREAD.
NJ RGAN'S


TIE Best, Cheapest and most se9uomIcaI
4 Flour IN use.
AL lovers Of coed and Wholesome bread
bisCuiU, etc. eant By using Gnls Flour. save
time, trouble money anu d"lappauEaleul- -s
is ALWAYS kLLLAELE- and is not ELECTED by
hot or cold weather. Il does not require Yeast
Powders. Cream Tartar. Yeast, szlaEa1as, soda
OF salt. and ONLY HALE the usual quantity
Of Shortening, and when c0sd sweet miLE l5
used, SUI less shortening Is Heeleu-
ONEFOURTH less Of ths -four fs required 20
produce a ike Bread- % rhuc made
in the ordinary manner, which ITEM alone wiz
about PAY PRICE charged tcr adding the
self rising ingredients
1T II EXTkA NICE FOR CAKES. and aE
kinds Of pastry, requiring not more tla1 Two
THIRDS the usual amount Of butter and eRzs.
III FLOUR XCELS Z OTHER Tor
Batter Cakes, Wames Us1umpllgs
for Chicken Pie, etc. etc,
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And Is a Saving Of from IS 10 $
per BARREL 10 the Consumer.

This article has met WISH EEe Uo-s
OF the eiEzsns OF Memphis aud sur-
oundlng country are now lss1E iL5 but z
am continent there are many others who W1-lE
avail themselves Of its a-dvautaEes were they
satisfied regarding ia EALEH LLNE-z-
SUPERIORITY. and CHEAPNE-3
To convince EuCh Of these faerz. I AVE OBJ
tanned q large number Of certificates ron well
and favOrably known physicians and others, 8
few Of which I give below. one trial viii con
vince the most l-ucredulous ziaa IT'S % their
ADVANTAGE 70 Use this Flour as 81 lLLE
anH sATTsEAEILlN ~ eEsr- res.e-L
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ChaneerY sac OF titY PropeFtE.

The Planters Bank ofTennesses Is. 3 Merrill.
DY virtue Of an futerIoeut0ry decree entered
ID in this cause on the I'D day CT February
1851. and renewed aU the November term, l55.
Of the HANGER Side Orthe Common Law and
Chance-y Court Of the City Of Memphis, I VIII
sell, to the highest bidder, at the Court House
door in the CITY or Memphis, on saturday,
March Sd. 1856, between 70 and Il N, the follow
ing Real Estate. TO wit A certain lot or parcel
OF land IN the City Of Memphis, shelby county,
Tenn. living on the west side OF Tennessee
street, fronting on said street CO feet, and run
ming back between parallel lines go feet, 70 the
edge Of the Mississippi river, tbethe same more
or 1essL and numbered on the plan OF said city,
as Lot NO 8, in Block SO.L
TERMS OF SALE.-On "a credit Of and twelve
months, in equal payments; purchaser giving
bonds with approved security.
AUGUSTON ASTON Clerk and Master.
TN
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TIVE insolvency aS The estate OF Wauins.,-
i Donaldson deceased havt-~ NO, u--re-r
20 TIE clerk o. the County Crurt o. brln
county I~ennessees al persons hiidiua claims
ssllnat sAu estate are hereby noe1ed Il die
y9ic9 &aAHF. on or before The lstad1r Or nay.
A50o, duJ authenticated As required 81 mw ar
- aea setuement or THIS nuuc Wiz be- plca1
Of 2 Con1ty Court OF Obion county. snuas
So tnlAs lsth dag Of December, t%&
l. DONALDSON
tanT I'M A~danWsat9ri st9f
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DT virtue OF 3 Deed Of Trust, executed 60 ghs
- undersigned by Arthur CouueiL. on the l3th
day OF October, 1850, which is Of reg0-1 IN BooE
%, and on pages de, 4h zrl on he vii
sell. at public auction, 10 tue highest bidder, for
cash in front OF the premises. on THURSDAY
THE RS "a OF 4 NEXT the fol-
lowing described LOT, or part Of lot Of land. to-
wit: Beginning at a point on the Wesr SIDE OF
Third street. one hundred and four and a half
fest south from Adams street; thence west
wardly parallel with Adams street forty fsec
thence on a line parallel with
Third street twenty-five feet thence east-
wardly parallel with Adams street forUv fesr 70
Third strest thence n~0ItnWargly with the
west side Of Third street to the b-cEnnlnz Z
being IN the city Of Memphis, Tennessee
a. ~ PUGE, Trustee.
Memphis, Ian 3, Is6. janz8 ia.
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Axes, PIows, Etc.

Axes, PIOws, Etc.
% DOZEN BEST AXES.
$50 Pairs Trace Chains
$50 Avery and Han Flows.
10 Two Horse Wagons.
20 Sacks Corn.
800 Bales Hay.
100 sacks Bran.
50 Bushels seed Oats.
p Hhds. New Orleans Sugars
30 Bbls. White sugars.
60 Bags Coffee.
Is Tisrces Hams.
10 Casks Bulk sides and Bacon.
100 Grind Stones.
10.0UO Gallon Jugs, jars. Pans, etc.
go Bbis. Salt
20 BbIs. Mess Pork.
10 Packages Cheese.
80 Bbls. Molasses.
80 Kegs Choice SYrups.
100 Bbls. Choice Meal.
Candles, soap. Starch, Tobacco, Powder, Shot
White Lead, Oils. Fruits, Candies etc.
~ In store and arriving ~
January Dth.
TAYLOR, McEwEN, DUKE & CO.
ta2I-Iw
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NOTICE---Pursuant to a deed o. rnss
~ executsc 20 me oy John F. Bibb and Ann
4. Blob, dated the 9th January. Is3I. a1d -
corded In the Registers OmCeof Shelby countv-
Tennessee IN Book No. l5, pages "a. as and s
ecr ths purposes therein eontatded, i VIII %
the oth day o1 February, ls1a On the preruAgas-
sell 70 the ngnest bidder, FOR cash, tina Ior OF
Land IN the 10Th Jrmeri the 5thl Civil Dis
T1et7 IN said county and STATE fronting l0 fast
on the Wesbs1Qe Of Sample avenue by abaut ~
deep, beginning az the southeast cornar tlsraof
az a sraks sDout chains and 81 links north dr
nOrthwardly from TIE center or re We "a
4eiSn ROAD, ana Tor more fuu dascrisCion. par
ucular reference Is here made b ssif trrse
deed. The right Of REDEMPTION wafve4- VIII
sell SUBTITLE only aB vested in me.
JOHN g. HALL Trustee.
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LEGAL.
Chaneery Sale Of City Lets,
On
Saturday, March Sd, 1896.

John o. GreenIaw and VIM. B. G~rssnIaw, Us.
George r. Vanf0Esen-
by virtue ofan ln~terlOcutOrF decree made az
ID The November term, ls55,of Chancsry side 81
the CsmEnsn Law and Chancery Court Of the
City 81 Msmphis,I VIII sEl at Public Auction, IN
front 0fth0 Court House door, Memphis, Tenn
on SATURDAY, the third cay OF March, 1855,
Dstween the hour Of 10 and EOtciock M, Lot
No. 2&, on a plan OF the extension Of the north
efn part OF The City of Memphis, through the
lands Of conplainants, Johu O. & VIM B.
GraenlAw and others, survey made BY H. A.
Kerr, in April, 1876, eud bound as follows
Fronting s~eventy-lour feet three inches, On the
east side Of sixth street. aud running back i4s-4
beet % the west side OF Raleigh Road
TERMS OF ALE-Cash
f8a1 IDS A-ALsTgTeCierF and Master.
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MARBLE WORKS
BURNETT & BIcKEL,
Successors to
Burnett, SertOB 81 SJCearinger,
NO. I5 SOUTH 9TH ST,
PHILADELPHIA,

DEG LEAVE 10 announce 70 their Old Pa
ID irons, and the Trade generally. that having
reOrganiZed, they are prepared to Otfer an en-
tirely NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF HO-
SIERE, GLOVES, FANCY DRY GOODS AND
NOTIONS, received Direct nom Foreign and
American Manufactures, at the Very LOl0ast
Cash Prtces- ana hope TO resume their former
pleasant business Intercourse with their Old
southern Friends Having been a Large Sod1h-
EN- House. Before ne War, have got up their
stock, and vii continue to cater particularly
for southern Trade.
An inspection Of their stock is respectfully
solicited.
Prompt attention given 70 orders. ta24 In
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NOTTCE--Au persons holding claims
~ against the estate Of j.. Q. SuErs- deed, and
against the I'm Of Brooks & 5uggs, VIII lie
them with the undersigned a. hs pace or bust
ness, No ia Frontstrsst, Memphis
Z. B. SCGGS.
Admr Est. OF J. g. SUES
January 4tb, 1873. fsn5
NOTICE.-N0ncs Is hereby gwen 70 AL
~ persons Interested that / VIII srplv 70 the
COUNTY Court or shelby, az the next February
term, Tor letters OF administrator On the estate
OF JOh NcInnes, decd4
fans ave JAMES DgRAUEH
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MISCELLANEOUS.
- W q
Splendid Gotten Plantations
F0R RENT Or SALE.

4 sPEHDLDLY Improved s-aef % land be-
II loEz1nB 70 he estate Of Seth Wlsaalev. site
uated on bayou 4tacon in Carroll p1rfsa Las
- miles Mea6oL Lake Providence. MS uzcl
contains AB acFes, 80 Of witch hag seen
cleared ror along time aud viii p-ssues z 5ala
OF cotton % the acre. IlGre Is e. good dwelling
house. quarters FOR la1oreU- steam Yin. mil .
al Necessary tmprOvemeu On the place.
Bayou Macon Is navisaDIc orstearHnu N tho
products can be shipped direct nom t9.rarLg4la
landing t. New Orleans.
Also, 3c9 acres 500 u which laCDen. ai-- ttad
miles south Of Memphis, between Horn
road and me river This b one q the best rI.T.-
tai0nsl IN the county -prsduC1nE cotton -s--
wheat cats ETC. e1ua4 To any upland usa1a II
the State. There = adweAEg house. gin lause.
the place.
Great bargains may be bad in either or Dol,
Of the above places. Apply 70
DR. D. - sAENDERH
fai3-ImI 3 south Court strsat. Cup saarsL.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.


TIE MAS OF BUSINESS, TO HA
MAGsI0E, FISDETH HIs WIFE Al III GkAND
rIANoFoRTE.
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NJ OF SH-
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK,

The undersigned VIC aud most respectnpuv
announce 70 his hiendA and the pu6ie Ve1-
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VS. f7Tly concur IN 1e above, having *
AHMED tie Ingredients
q. L wilcox. II d
r e.. EEgWN. aI- ID
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"a A valuable trunk was stolen from
Gov. Grsham's carriage, on its way 10.
HBlsb0Uo' depot, y. C., on the ninth.
II was afterwards found in the river.
rFHnI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-02

- few days since q Mr.. Lassiter
Wa killed by q Mr.. Rose, in Northamp-
ton county, y. c. The difficulty arose
about & Eghtwood tree, which Lassiter
bad cut down, and which each party
claimed a. being on his land. During
the alteration Rose took aHmb from the
tree and struck Lsssiter q blow on the
head, from which he died. Rose left and
has not been heard from.
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RECOMMENDATIONS:

MEnTHE. TENT.. August 8 1855
Z have Used Morzans SELF Rising Flour and
Ind e do BE- q most excellent article. have
also examined the inEredle1rs Wl1cu urIluea
its self rising properties, and dnu them 70 be.
not OlIy Innocent. but important -c 1srtae5
nutrition. lean freely recguusud asa most
heaIthfuI and desirable -four. ar1dueuE an
article OF bread superior % thai made Ia the
ordinary manner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-02

"a On Friday last Obediah Page, of
Wake county, y. c., living near Cedar
Fork, came home drunk and beat his
wife. Upon his son AlOnzo's remonstra-
ting, he beat him and cut him with a
knife, w~hereIpon AlOnzo shot him dead.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-02

G5patdA % the
~ Lou LaHocr1l saws
Uen. LAX who has arrived mere, saws
car ol Ll- IetGrn 70 Kentucky be VIII,
nsi speech before ths Ksnr,ety 49,
IBrure, and present toahat body - ~
animation the returned colored soTsie-s
and their families who have been 80
treated The General bears t-estIn1a1y
% the cordial support extended 70 49,
by Governor Bramlette and the EoysI
people Of the state and states, thar 81 b,1t
few Of the counties Of Kentucky are fhs
freedmen treated with hostility, Letter.
from the Kentucky Unionists 10 their
memhersof Congress more than confirm
The stateUlents made BY Gen. Fisk in
Cincinnati.
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A IL COTTON shipped - uBon good boats. or
"a in cur Warehouse pa sale, 4 covered BY
our open POlices OF Insurance In the DESct0.
Home. Etna and Hartford Insurance Conn
panies. TAYLOR, &cEWN, pCKE& CO.
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NEW Z

HAVING purchased the entire stock OF John
II 3. Reid & CO., Ne II second street. Adams
Block, VIII continue the Wholesale Dry Goods
Business az the ssme place. under thsuams aud
style Of Henry B. Edmo1dsaB q Co.
Mr. James II Cochran, late OK P-ice. FsrrisE
Co. Philadelphia, As heretofore. VIII coauuua
70 give his personal Intention 20 the business,
HENRY e E~DM0NDSON.
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MlAEnE-s AENE.- A-A-sl IL A-H.
1 have used Moran self Rising Flour. and
examined It's ingredieuls. II Is all that he
cTains for #. and Is entirely harm ess % all.
sick or well, aBd Is especially adapted asa ai=E
for dispeptics and It's materials
supplying in those cases, healthruL and much
needed nurimaut. l. ". GA5GEET, II. o.
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Cotton PIanLadOn for ale.

Z HAVE. for sale. In Tipf0r county. Tens.
L four and shaf miles northwest ~ 1fa-ous
DepGf. on the Memphis and ONO Baur9aa. al
ACRES CHOICE LALD-ls5 acres ciears -aal-
ancs IN woods. finely ambere1, and containing
ssveral handsome ouIlz1F sites.
A Large portion Or lie opeu land has been
cleared within the last eight year-s highly
productive. and a. wen adapted 20 Corn and
Cotton a. any upland "a West Tenu@sse.
There IS a good Dwelling on the place together
win Cabins. Gin House, stables and orelzrl7.
For further mformauou apply % Isssr-.
Speed, Dou0no. Fgura n Co. -l- q Madison
street, Memphis or 70 myself on tie prem @
GEO A. TANLoE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-02

81 Eleven hundred dollars have been
paid TO the widow Of Capt. Wirz, at
Washington, 5y a Confederate officer, in
compensation for household property
seized and sold during the war.
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MAGsIoN, uSDET HIs WIFE AT TIE ShANN
P~IAN0FoRTE.
Sing 70 ne. love. I need thy song
Ineed that thou shouldst cheer ne wen
Fog everything Is going Wr9ne,
And lie appears an aElu4
I've oVcrdraWn my banker p9oh
I'm leased for loans by brother seLh5
Last night our clerk elopeo, aAu tooA
Two thousand pounds-shB oh-a
ET partner proves a man oisuaN
And straw. alasi ] dare not LhEsens
Ny m0rtE1Ee has gone 10 Jaw
and swesH he'll have bis pound OF nesh~
by nephew's nose has Just been spit,
N some md student nght at Bonn;
Ny tailor serves me with a VIII
For three years blls-sing on--Eng on.
Ny doctor says I must not think,
But 20 p spend a month at Emss
nv ccachmal, overcome with drink
Year Barnes upset me in the Thames.
Ev finest horse IS ruined quite,
And hath 10 leg 70 stand upon:
he others knee are such a sight.
Hell never sel@lng on-Eing on.
My l0ve, no tears2 N touch thee now,
Thy parrot n our pend Is drowned:
Thy iap-dog met a furious COW,
bose horn hath saved thearnauy q pound
Thy so1 rom Cambridge must retire
For tying crackers 70 don:
11y country-house last night took fire
Us down sweet love-ing on-slng on
Punch.
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'ut up IN 6, f., u, ana Is pound pa kages,

This Hour WILDE nundo on sale 10 packages at
nrst class family groceries IN The city,
wholesale a. The mandatory. No. ga Front
Street, Memphis, Tenn
4 liberal discount viii be fua1a % the Trade.
Farra NFEEN RTlE.aE u-.--faH--
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
Saturday, Sd of March, 1885.


7. c. Belts q al, e. Frszsr Titus
10y virtue Of an interioeutoU decree made IN
ID the above cause. on March lat, 1851, ana re-
neWed on the lfth Of December, $50, Z wiz sell
al Public Auction % the highest bidder a. the
Court House door, on Saturday. the thlryi day
OF March. l51d, In the city Of Memphis be-
tween the hours or I0A. n, and n. the fol-
lowing described Iraet OF Land. tO-wlt -Four
Hundred and -Four Acres Of Land, situated Ia
the County Of shelby aud state OF Tennessee.
North Of Wolf River, formerly the farm OF
Frazer Titus. and formerly known As = Duck
Range" being the same c0nveyet to Frazer
Titus By Mrs. S. Parks and D. Il Walker. The
above described Tract or and VIII be sold In
parcels o. a and 40 acres.
10 mJnths. Bonds. with good security. and 4
lien retained on the land 20 secure the purchase
money. A. ASTON, Clerk q Master.
This, January Z9Lh, IS8. "a a%tds
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
saturday, Sd Of March. 1866,

Ben. May rs. W. L. Simmons e al.
ny virtue OF an iu-terI0cut0ry decree made in
D the above cause on the 24th Of January,
lNi8- I will sell at public auction. on Saturday
Sd Of March. 1874, at the Court House uoer IN
the city OF Memphis. between the hours OF 10 A.
u. and I'm the following described property
70 wit: Lot No. /, in Cars Subdivision, about
three miles from the city Of Memphis, bounded
on the north BY the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, en- toe east by ar avenue, on the
south By McLemore avenue, and on the west
by the residence and lot OfCapt. Green, con-
tanning five acres more OF less.
TERMS OF sALE-On a credit Of six and twelve
months. Bonds with good security and a lsIn
retained on the land to secure the purchase
money. A. ALSTDN, Clerk and Master
This the z9th January, 1868. ianS-tds
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WANTED.
COTTON.

TAYLOR, McEwEN, DUKE q co.
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"a An old Methodist, very great al
responses, which were not always appro-
pirate, but always well meant went one
day 70 hear q popular preacher, The
preCeher usually lucid, was rather per-
r.exed, ana felt il himself. He lab0red
through the nrst part, and then said:
d EretLreG I have resched the conclu-
..on q rs drst pninL' Thank Godt3
eiaculated tie old man, WHO sat before
lin. urofuundiv interested, in a voice
that was heard in every part Of the large
eaaCeb. The last part u that sermon /
Wa hsnleEto Meaeh than the inst.