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A CARD
From The Adams Express Co.

CISCISsATI, March q, 1854.
Editors Cincinnati Commercial:
Gsnaernen-We wish to make a public ao-
knowiedgment 70 Messrs. JOS. L. HALL eco .
ofthis city, manufacturers OF HALLS PATENT
CONCRET8 FIREPROOF sAFEs. for the
splendid manner in which the safes OF their
make preserved their contents in the late Opera
house fire. which destroyed our Office. We had
seven OF their safes, two Of them Of the largest
size, all Of (which stood the most severe tests %
which any hreDroo. safes have ever been sub
jsoted. All Of these safes fell into the burning
mass Of ruins, and were then exposed 10 an in
tense heat from tho burning debris which sur
rounded them, for from forty-s3x to one hun
dred and twenty hours; yet al OF their con-
tents, which comprised an immense amount OF
money, bonds, silverplate. and other valuabIes,
were restored 10 US uninjured. We are, for this,
Of course, greatly pleased. and hin that after
this experience we can recommend them TO
any one who may want a sure and certain nrs
proof safe as being al that they recommend
them 70 be. L. C. WEIR,
Agent Adams Express ~Compsny.
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Il seems that the temple Of Janus ]
never long to be kept closed, and tina
as some has said, war is indeed To
normal state Of mankind, civilized O.
savage. Peace enthusiasts may pratt
and rhapsodiss Of the possibility as vel
rs the humanitarian obligation Of State
and princes to settle all natiOna
difficulties, without resort to tn,
sword-nevertheiess, at no time, We
apprehend, since the advent on earth o
the PRINCE OF PEACE, has there been &
more militant spirit in the atmosphere
as it were, than during the last ten years
Not 70 speak Of what has happened OF
this continent, when the two sections
Did lately meet "a the intestine shock.
and furious close Of civil butchery.7
but looking across the Atlantic we be-
hold two nations whose mingled ban
ners and united armies, but yesterday
mad" unequal war upon Denmark and
wrenched from her weakness a valuable
portion Of her national domain. now on
the very edge Of war with each other.
and that TOO over the spoils that accrue d
from the war in which they were allies .
and fields yet angry and crimson with
carnage due 70 that alliance are appar-
emily about 70 become the theater Of
wal on q far larger scale.
The Prussian and Austrian Cabinets are
exchanging angry notes, while huge ar
mics are being concentrated on their re-
spective frontiers, and their great arse
mails are busy in the preparation Of mu-
nitiOns Of war.
As far a. we can see through the mys-
tsries Of this piece Of State craft, Austria.
is either.willing 70 divide the booty-giv-
ing even 10 Prussia the lions share Of
the Duchies Of Sehleswig and Holstein
detached by force Of their combined
arms from Denmark as before said, or %
erect those Duchies into an independent
State. But P~russia-under the regime OF
NON BIsNIARK-claims nothing less han
their Incorporation with her own terri
tory, and 50 powerful and dominantis this
spirit in Prussia, that MANTEUFFE the
political rival of Won BIssIARR. has like
wise avowed himself in favor Of this
grasping policy.
Should war ensue, it viii scarcely be
confined TO the two powers who begin it. 1
Other peoples wiz almost undoubtedly be /
drawn into the vortex. The opportunity
will scarcely be lost by the ever active,
couspiring enemies Of Austrian dominion
in Italy-and perchance in Hungary.
Venetia would scarcely escape "a rev.
olutionsry attempt; and Denmark
surely would be tempted to profit
by the collision Of her spoilers
10 recover her losses.
Already the money markets Of Europe
have been deeply affected by the mani
testify critical relations Of these too prin-
cipal germanic powers. In Paris and
London there is an intense solIcitude and
with the antecedents Of the head Of the
Prussian Cabinet the chances Of war may
be set down as greater than for any pa
cife solution Of this imbroglio.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
on
Tuesday tiesth day OF May, 1866

George Dixon, administrator Of 7. y. Giles 70.
James Wickershau and others.
d. virtue Of an nterlOCutOry decree made in
ID the above stated cause at the November
term, 1873, OF this tOuTt l will. on Tuesday, Sth
day of May, At the Court House door in the city
Of Memphis, between the hours Of 10 am. and
L m, sell at public auction the following de-
scrlben real estate, tO-WiL: 4 tract Of acres OF
land situate opposite the lower point of Island
No. 40, beginning at the Northwest corner Of r.
Blakeleges' 1900 acres survey on the south bouu-
Diary line of J. IT. TalbOtt's 81 acres survey,
chains TO the Mississippi river, thence up said
river with the or the water north IS
degrees, west 10 chains and Jglinks, hence with
l0degrees, west 20 chains to "a stake,
thence east passing said TalbOIs s0uthcast cor
ner o chains 10 the beginning, in shelby Ounty
Tennessee.
Also, a certain other tract Of land situated in
said county and state, containing 20 acres more
or less, and bounded as follows, JO-wit: Begin
ming al the northwest corner Of the Blakelege
grant, being ? chains and 50 links east of the
Mississippi river, thence east = chains and 81
links 70 Joseph TaibUts corner of hIs 81 acre
grant. thence north with said TalbOts line 81
chains ana 81 links to an elm marked al. u,
thence west with TalbOt's line p chains and 81
links to a sweet gum marked " u. J.", thence A.
chains and - links to the beginning.
Also, a certain tract Of land Containing 50
acres, more or less, and described as follows, to-
wit: Beginning at the southeast cOTner Of VIM.
200 acre grant No. 10, thence east 9
chains to the Blount 800 acre grant, thence
north with said Blount line 50 chains aad So
links to a stake, thence west chains to said
BlOunt's east bOundary line. thence south IS
chains and 80 links to the beginning, also in
said county and state.
FERNS or ALE credit OF 7 and l. months.
a. ASTON,
ans tbs Clerk and Master.
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IS acres Ofland within ave miles Of Memphis.
under good fence. House and stable on the
land. Haif Ofthe land beded for cotton. Ap-
ply 10 EDWIN A. SPOTSWOOD.
AtHoWeii, Wood q Reads,
ana I'D Main afraef
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NEW ADvERTYsEM'Ts
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
On
Tuesday, May the sth, 1866.

sarah W. Jones ExecufriE of James C. Jones,
decd, VS.. A. J. Wheeler, Administrator Of W.
z. Lewis decd, and the unknown heirs Of the
the said Lewis.
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree rendered
ID on the 2dday Of January, 1885, in the above
stated cause, l WIN, on Tuesday, the Sth day Of
May, 1885, seli at public auction at the Court
House door IN tho city OF Memphis, between
the hours Of 10 am. and y m, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, to-Tit; Situated, lying
and being in the county Of Shelby and State Of
Tennessee; lots Nos. u, Il, Is, 10, II and IS. OF a
subdivision made by james G. Jones Of an
s 64-lO0aere tract of land, purchased by him Of
w. g. Kurtz- said six lots are bounded to-
gether as follows Beginning at the northeast
corner or said tract In Miles Temples line, run
ming thence southwardly with the East line Of
said kurtz tract 2i feet to astake, thosoutheast
corner of lot No. I9 thence Westwardly with
the dividing line between lolsl2 and IL Arlo
feet to a stake In the East line Of Carroll Ave
pue, which runs North and South through the
center OF said tract, aud Is continued by II. q,
Brinkley 20 the Raleigh road; thence north
wardly with the East line Of Carroll Avenue
2i feet 70 the North Hue OF said tract thence
eastwardiy with tho said North line ll A-l00
feet TO the beginning.
TERMS or SALE-A credit OfG and u months,
the purchaser % execute notes with approved
security, ana retaining q lien on the property
until the payment OF the purchase money.
A. ASTON,
Clerk and Master.
Aprf1 7 1884 ne-4Iu
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Desirable Cotton Farm
FOR SALE

I OFFER for sale my entire plantation. zitu-
4 ated in tie southwest corner OF LuWuaes
county, MisS., Two miles west of Crawford sta.
ton, Mobile q Ohio railroad. 7 have eleven
hundred acres g0oI prairie land. with y hun
dred acres in cultivation and under good fence.
The timberOn the place is abundant and excel
lent. Water plenty in cistsrns and pools The
dwelling home is a substantial Two story frame
with six large rooms. Besides cabins and out
houses there is a good giu house and press. ]
will sell my stock ana provisions with the
place If desired. To any one wishing 10 embark
in the raising Of Cotton. I Offers superior induce
ments. FOR further information apply TO me
on the premises, or by letter "a Craw ford sta
ton. Miss. TER&IL BROOKS.
March R. lAy. apGIm
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20 r M

Two large Rooms, suitable for wholesel.
merchants or any Other business. Also, severa
small rooms. Apply on the premises 1872
Main street, opposite Overton Hotel.
unarl7 I'm
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AprHz.Isee
LeOK GUT FOR McGIMPsEY's
M . II.

WIN be IN the market By The 18th.
which needs but a trial 20 prove It's real ex-
~celieuce.
lst- This preparation recommends itself to
every family from It's many valuable proper
ties. IL Is free from all delatarious qualities.
and may be used Without injury 70 the skin. or
most delicate fabrics.
"a II saves laOor-alm0st superceding the
necessity OF ruboingi washing can be o In
half The time.
ID. Fiannels and cOlorsd studs can be washed
with the ease Of cotton or linen, without mll-
ing or shrinking, and the color restored 70 It's
original ~brilliancy. Manufactured by
MCGiMPSEN & CO.,
aDSaDT St Hamnhis Tenn
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UP-O On the Pigeon Roost road,
! on Friday, april o, 1855. one COW. The
owner can have her by proving property and
paying expenses to c. BURk, on the said road
oetween Beale and Linden streets.
apS-5t"
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Chancery Sale,
Tuesday, May s, 1866.

ct al, and Herr.Hg and others vs.. same, and
VIM. +. Murdoch q Co. vs.. same.
DY virtue OF an in~teriocutory decree entered
ID in the above named causes, on the 9th
day OF December, 1855, 1 VIII sell at public auc-
ticn 20 the highest bidder. on Tuesday the sth
day OF May, 1896. IA 'front.' Of the Courthouse
door IN the city Of Memphis, between the hours
OF 10 am. and u M, the following described
real estate, tO-wlt: A house and lot at the
corner Of Beale and Lauderdaie streets in the
city OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
fronting S. feet on north side OF Beaie street, BY
a depth OF $50 feet on the west side Of Lauder
dale street.
TKRMs or sALE.-A credit of and I3 months;
notes with good security taken. ana a Hen re-
tGsned. A. ASTON
Clerk and Master.
AprifT fsag -rqf5a
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Savings Denarrmen

With a view 70 the encourazsme. or a~,so-
my ana savings by the iuuusIlaI osaEsaz. W.
viii allow interest on all deposits Of one doiIsf.
months or longer.
Persons VINO nave small amounts 70 deposit.
subject % cheek or otherwise need not hesitate.
as al such HccOunts viii be received.
OIerlng, IN addition 70 what has been saId
the usual facilities Of Banking I-usutuuonq re
firms and individuals.
am very respectfully, your o1edieut servant
GEO hUFTER, President.
WALTER 8. MORGAN, Cashier.
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Chancery Sale,
Tuesday, April s, 1866.

John H. Brown & Co., VS.. Pope & Brothers OF
al, aud W. =. Horstman and Son vs.. Pope &
Brothers ct. al, and VIM. q. Lane & Co. vs.
Pope & Brothers ct. al.
d virtue Of an interlOcutOry decree made IN
D the above stated causes on the 6th Decem.
Der, 1865, 4 viii sell at public auction, 20 the
highest bidder. in frOntOf the Court House doOl
in the city OF Memphis, on Tuesday, the 6th
day OF May, 1865, between the hours OF 10 am
and u m the following described Real Estate
to-wit; "a acres OF land at the corner Of Trigg
Avenue and Orleans street, IN Shelby county.
Tennessee, beginning al the intersection Of Or
leans street with the north side Of Trigg Ave
nue. thence North with the East side OF Or
leans street 5 chains 50 links 10 n stake in the
South line Of a lOtsold by ]. P. Aydiett to smith
wick and SDeed thence East with said line s
chains "A links to a stake thence South 5
chains SO links TO the North side Of Trigg Ave-
nue.; thence West with said avenue 8 chains Il
inks to the beginning.
TERMS OF A credit Of 7 land l2months.
Notes with good security taken and a lien re-
tanned. A. ASTON,
April Z, 1856. Clerk and Master.
aaa-THu
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Third Quarterly Report
or rHa
TENNESSEE NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS,
On MONDAY, April 2, 1885.
u
LIABILITIES

], VS.. Morgan, Cashier OF the Tennessee
National Bank or Memphis. do solemnIy swear
that the above statement Is true, 70 the best Of
my knowledge and belief
WALTER s. MORGAN
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Shelby County.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, this ID
day OF April. 1885.
aps u a. ]. WHEELER, Notary Public.
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.sULATED LINES TELEGRAPH.
MORE PEACE.

letter Of Gen. Grant TO President John.
son Requesting the Release Of Com
federate Gen. Bradley
sO8-Ee is Released.
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Lit GDAAAAAAAEEAhAANA VI AAANNA AAAsA AhGH IL
has revoked the permission heretofore
| granted to rework or remanufacture to-
baceo, with the payment Of duties only
upon the increase of weight. On and af-
ter the 18th of April, it viii be required
hat all manufactured tobacco and snuff
made wholly or in part from old caven-
dish, plug, twist, or other kinds, which
may CT may not have previously paid 8
tax, shall be inspected and branded as
new tobacco, and liable to the same rates
of duty as like descriptions of tobacco
made from new material, OF from the
natural leaf.
The following Alabamians are buried at
Gettysburg:
5. Moore, Carriers bat: F. X. Jones, J. Smelly
son. j. j. Alnch, n. p. Cafey, W. II. PahnOre
Sd; Capt w. W. Leftwtch, T.. ]. Manning. A. J.
Walker, 4th; j. Conner j. SwameE, 5th; l.. +,
Mayner, II. Graves, d. Craw, R. L. Young, J. B.
COlqultt. J. kersey, 9Th: W. H. GRAY. Lewis
Deal, Dennis Hail. J. f.. Harris. Author or Ar
thur, C. c. Cummings, K. K. Scott, II. z. Pinnitt,
W. Fravick, II. &afett, a. J. Klgrove. Albert
Rothchild, Sth; Serg't McLane. J. Martin, :.
T Msckey, W. Z. smith, $. P. Clark. c. Sent. r.
D. Loouey, B~r0wnlee, 10th; Lieut.. j. II. Moore
head, n h LeVeDOuy, ". J ones. Crawford, A.
j. Bostick, ]. W. Bryson, J. Englim, 18th; Lieut..
J. ". Fleming, J. Z. Davis, e.. Ryan, j. Davis,
18th; Lieut. n. d. Gibson, J. W. Pickett, HaTdee.
Hurdman, 18th; W. Barry, Perrimau, l4th; Lieut..
+. Cody, Lieut.. J. A. Oats, j. n. Shepard, w
Trimble. II. X. Norris, 18th; ). W. Eanell, 10Th:
J. II, Crooks, 47th; serg't J. NJ. Thompson, J.
Martin. J.C. Longest, ". Stroud, J. y. Robin
son, regiments
Hon. e. A, Rollins, Internal Revenue
Commissioner, has issued a circular
stating that TASKS and patterns, either of
wood orion, whether made by foundry
men or purchased Of parties whose bust
ness it is to make them, which have a
commercial value and a common or gen.
eral use, are liable to duty as manufac-
lures, and must be returned for taxation.
When fOundrymen manufacture TASKS
and patterns for their own use, which
are Of such a character or Of such pecu-
liar nature that they can only be used
for the particular purpose for which they
we're designed, and which have ne com-
mercial value, such TASKS and patterns
are not to be returned for taxation.
The following are the gross receipts Of
the American and United States Tele-
graph Companies for the last six months,
compared with those for the same time
in 1864, upon which the Government
levies a tax of 5 per cent:
r-rrun -nwus wur -- .-.,.-
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St. Domingo advices state that the
Government Of President Baez had
bsrdly been inaugurated before an
effort was made 70 overthrow and destroy
it. A revolt had taken place in the
province Of san C~hristobal, and variou.
towns, headed by Gen. Cabrot. Con-
gress, which was in session, promptly
voted the men and means 70 suppress the
revolt, and by a few vigorous blows,
Baez had defeated and routed the rebels
and obtained the mastery in the revolted
districts. The rebel leader, Gen. Cabrot,
who had been prominentin placing Baez
in tbe Presidential chair, had asked per
mission to leave the country.
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CllaRcery Sale
On
Tuesday, May Slh, 1865.

John J. Ubsdel, Ct al, rs. Pope & Brother. ct al,
and Alex. T.. Stewart 4 Co. IS. Pope & Broth
er, ef al.
DY virtue ofan interIorutory decrae entered in
ID the above stated causes on tine 10Th March.
1904, and renewed November term, 1855, I viii
sell at public auction to the highest bidder, IN
mont Of the court house door in the city OF
Mempnls ON Tuesday, May Sth, 1896. between
the hours Of 10 am. and II m, the following do
scr1Oed real estate, tO-wit:
One house and lot on the corner OF BeaI and
Lauderdale streets, IN the city Of Memphis,
having a front Of IS feet on Beal street by a
depth OF 100 ieet on Lauder1aie street, Also,
81 acres Of land on the corner Of Trigg avenue
ADD Orleans street, and described as follows:
commencing at the intersection OF Orleans
street and Trigg avenue. thence north with the
east side of Orleans street S chains So links to a
stake III the south line OF lot sold by Thomas
and let to Snithwick and Sneed thence east
with said line $ chains Il LINKS 10 a stake:
thence south, 5 chains 90 links, TO the north
side OF TrigE avenue; thence west with the
north side OF Irlgg avenue 5 chains Il links. 10
the neutrality-suspicious. about ~ acres. One
lot IN the rear Of John Brown anu VIM.
Brown houses, 70 by 10 feet, adjoining the
city Of notwithstanding at a point on the
north line Of Georgia street, 10 feet east of the
intersection Of the east line OF La Rose street
with the north line Of Georgia street; thence
n~orthwardly parallel with La Rose street rs
feet thence eastwardly parallel with Georgia
street rs feet; thence ~sUuthwardly parallel with
La Rose street l1o feet 70 the north line ofGeor-
gla street; thence westwardly with the north
line Of Georgia street Is feet TO the beginning.
Also, another tract OF land, In civil district
No. ., ana known and described as follows, to-
wit: 4 acres, east Of the cotton factory near
Chelsea, beginning at a stake . chains 8 links,
from the southwest corner Of a IL acre tract of
land sold 10 :. d. and W. Prescott by vi
loughby Williams, and IL also being the north
west corner Of a Il acre tract sold by a. +. Sims
10 w. A. Blckford thence due east 4 chains 10
10 a cedar stake thence north 9 chains 90
10 a cedar stake, being tne southern boun-
Diary OF the Weakley tract; thence west with
said boundary 4 chains 10 links 70 q cedarstake;
thence chains 50 links 70 the begiuning-cOn-
tanning { acres more or less.
TERMS OF "a credit Of and 10 months.
Notes with security taken, and a lien retained,
etc. n. ASTON,
APPS ids Clerk and Master.
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FOR SALE AND LEASE
SLATE AND TILE.

PROPOSALS for the purchase Of the Elataand
Il tile upon the roof OF the Odd Fellows SAL
Building will be received Until Tuesday. the 9th
inst. The purchaser to take them down at his
ties as may be directed.
BY order Of the board.
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ING FOICy OF inns Bank
VIII be 70 distribute its loans. rather than con-
oentraie them In few hands. therepy extend NJ
% AL classes more equal bushes facilrfez Dur
object VIII De % treat our customers ubzraIv.
osarlng n mind The fact that a bank prospers
rs us customers prosper
IN addition 70 our regular Banking Business.
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WANTS.

elSess gwen. aps-St~
WANTED.-S0 men 70 make slaves. so to
~ chop wood, p for ditoning. 90 farm hands.
- 20 WORK IN n saw nil, 0 gardnera, 3 pantry
girls, wet nurse. Any hotels in the city or
sunny wanting stewards, white boys, Een or
women for meat or pastry cooks, bakers.
chanbermaids, washers ana irOners, or dining
foum girls or nurses 10 travel with families.
psoTters, or help ofany kind, can be supplied al
Wm. DAHDiS' Intelligence Office, Ia Center
alley, opposite Overton Hotel, between WASH
tngtOn and Pop ar streets. apg-Ir
WANTED. Agents. To sell the lives Of
w southern Generals and their campaigns.
Also, lie OF StOn6WaA jackson, Dis1ingui-hed
Women ofthe South, POllard's History OF the
var Confederate Uf1ctal Reports OF Battles.
Aefsan and MS Men. Also, -engravings and
photographs or Southern Generals. bv
TURNBULL a DURANT,
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Anna E. Dickinson, the female lee
t,rsr. who is in the habit Of calling the
prssident "a poor white" in a recent
letter STYLES Fred. Douglas, the Niger,
her dear personal friend
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CARD.

Messrs. Jos. L. Hall & CO., manufactures OF
OF Halls Burglar and FireproOf SAFES
Dedr Sir-Our large Halls FireprOof SAFE was
taken rom the ruins or Pixies Opera house this
afternoon. after being subjected to the most in
tense heat FOR four days and four nights, or
about ninety hours, and our books and vaIua-
bic papers, and United States Bonds deposited
with as, were preserved in good condition. The
IRE wasstl burning with such intensity that
when taken out, Il could not be opened till
cooled by a stream Of water. We think we can
say nothing more in favor of your invaluable
safe than to state the fact. that this test, surely
as severe an enc as safes can be subjected TO,
has resulted In such entire satisfaction both to
you and ourselves. Yours truly,
VIZ. SUMNER & co.
or Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing machine Co.
C~SCINNArI, March y. 1865.
A full assortment Of the above safes on hand
aud orders taken for Bankers, Jewelers. and
Merchants safes Of every description, by tnefr
agents
MeC0MBS & CO..
G3z n a4 Main street.
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And all goods 10 make up a well assorted stock
All OF which viii be sold at the LOWEST
PRICES possible-as low as they can be sold in
any house in the city.
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LII

NOHJIS. Cashier First National Rant
sllP1lAs 10 s0lsunT swear that 10 aDovs
uue, 70 the best OF my knowledEs
GP NORRIS Cashier.
SAE0F TENNESSEE SHELBY Co..
SS@n % and subscribed before me. this "A
49, FRANK P. DoUGHERTY.
Notary Public.
M
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4 NelO Candidate for Pu6Efc
FdcOP.
w Is. Q @ TX +,
81 Madison Street,
81 AGadlson Gfrcet.

Wishes 10 inform the citizens Of Memphis
nat he has Just opened a splendid stock OF
CLOCKS, which he viii sell at prices raDVinE
from 81 81 to so, thus deeing competition.
Also a tne assortment Of Je9elry and silver
plated Ware, at
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DOR LEASE

A Beautiful LOt-Elgibie either for a resi-
dence or business house, situated on Front
street, between Linden and POntotOc. For par
~ticulaTs, inquire at No. Is Mulberry street
apo lW
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PROPOSALS 10 grade the church lot on
i second street, near Beale, and make tha
brick for the house, and lay them In the walls.
viii be received by the undersigned for fifteen
days. Proposals to grade must bs vita the
furnishing Of the brick, and may be added to
the laying of the brick. or IN two separate pro-
petitions. The committee are not bound TO the
lowest, nor any bid, unless they are united.
A. r. LACEY.
II. IT,. DENT,
BEN. MAY,
Committee Central Baptist Church.
April O., 1861. aus-I5J