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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07
Ponds Extract Of Hzmamells'

PAIN DESTROYER,
domec remedies which into genera
without png IL is the product OF simple shrub
In all snd domes remedy unequaled.
CURES:
BUeSe BRURs iAKENRss SORENESS kPRAfSs SoRg THROAT
TooruAcHE EARAoHE NEURALGIA RHKUMArx LusBAGo PLsz
BoILs Srsss Luses NOSE. sTox-
AcH, CoRNs ULcERs, OLD SORES
and other qpbesome painful affections while promptly
arrests a EMORRHAGES Hundreds Of pbyscsls dsy
their practice and give the unqualified recommendation sold
BY SCENTS and dealers.
The Medicine exclusively prepared by the subscEioe Pfopre-
T. POND whom ali orders must be sd
dressed.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co,
No $50 BROADWAY New. Yort.
PRICES or PONDS EXTRACT.
Sir ties with directions retail. % o.
Pint hottie. With direetious retail %
Ia bottle.
Lbe1l discount 70 Physicians and DeAler',
sewing Machines.
Positively only place the City where Ind 81 kinds OF
NEW sEwINGMACHINES mAuufic,urer' prices aud whess
you can exehnss any within thirty days for other Machine
without extra charge 4 no, saiIIeed
sIBLEY STOOPs
No. 6sJ Broadway.
Corner e. Bleeckers,-
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Furniture

Furniture - -
OP THE LATEST STYLES CONSISTING OF
PARLOR DINING-ROOM and CHAMBER SUITES, -
In Rosewood Maple retailing at Manufacturers prtcsS
AZ r. KRUTiNAS
" MARUFACToRY AND wARER0oAs,
Noe and 80 Ess, Iiouston-s..
Bsween Bow.ry and Seeondaye.
All Goods warranted.
*. ,.t "a g.
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wINchEsTERs BIFLE tREPEATEIl-FROM STAND
No PAGES. No. shots. no. bits Radius Ion cent?
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were satisfied with these generous adj
vances, the party was prevailed upon not
70 appear az the elections that took place
a few weeks ago. Not having, there
fore, wished to accept the legal course
that was open 70 them, the Progress
tas'' We're naturally actuated to try 70
obtain Office by violent means n II IL
for these reasons that Gen. Prim mas
lifted up the standard Of rebellion.
Objects Of fho ReseliiOn-
With respect to the definite o3jeets OF
the attempt, the proclamation issued py
him states that these consist IN tIe ue
fence ofthe platform sdoptedpy lmeCen-
trial Committee ofthe "ProgreslslA parry
in November last, and IN bringing IN d
legislature that shall reform, upon lhal
basis. the constitution OF the country.
According TO said platform, the party
a~spires to the triumph Of liberty IN every
respect. They pretend 70 endow US WIZ
individual security, with the ireest eAer-
else Of every right appertainlng 70 clNn
and political liberty, with great reoac-
tions in public expenditure, with a Ju-
dicious reform nthe custom house tariffs,
with a complete Decentralization OF mu-
nicipaI and provincial corporations, with
the introduction of trial by Jury, with a
new electoral reform, with freedom Of the
press and Of conscience, and with "a
constitutional monarchy, inspiring es-
TEEN at home and respect abroad The
ambiguity Of the programme Is perhaps
the most remarkable feature il contains.
The Senate voted yesterday the neces-
sary permission TO impeach Gen. Prim
by default.
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Chancery Sale of City Property.

Inc TIalIeTs bHlA OF LllIaa1s y E-IIlI-
DY virtue OF an interiOcutory decree entered
ID IN this cause on the I'D day Of Februs s.,
1861. and renewed At the November term. lae5-
Of the Chancery Sid orthe Common Law and
Chance-y Court OF the City OF Memphis. I viii
sell, 70 the highest bidder, At the Court House
door in the City OF Memphis on saturday,
March 81, 1855, between 10 and IN, The follow
ing Real Estate, 10 wit A certain lot or parcel
Of land in the City Of Memphis, shelby county
Tenn, lying On the west side Of Ie1uezes
street, fronting on said street Sd feet, and run
ming back between parallel lines 4u feet, 10 the
edge OF the Mississippi river. tberhe same more
or lessl, and numbered on the plan OF said city
as Lot No. 8, in Block No. l.
TERMS OF SALE.-On q credit ofsiZaud twelve
months. IN equal payments. pgrchd=er giving
bonds with approved security.
AUGUSTOS ASTON Clerk and Master.
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RECOMMENDATIONS

MEaFHIs, Tenn, August 3, 1865.
have used MOrgan's self Rising Flour, and
nnu u do De a most excellent article. d have
also examined the ingredients which produce
not only innocent, but important TO perfect
nutrition. Can freely recommend II asa most
healthful and desirable d0ur, producing en-
article Of bread superior ~ that mace IN the
JSo. Il FRATsER- NJ D.
We fully concur IL the ABOVE. having e1-
c L. WILCOX, 81. D.
r. F. BROWN, N. D.,
Ihsve examined the ingredients aud pro.
nouuce them innocent, sud the bread superior.
r c. MALONE, II. D.
MEzPH1s. Tenn, August p. 1886.
] ave used Morgan self Rising Flour, and
examined It's Ingredients. Il Is all that he
sick or we'll, and Is especially adapted as a diet
for uEsuepICs aud cluSumpCvgS, It's materials
supplying in those cases, heaIthful and much
needed nuJrimeut. l. ". GABBEkT, II. II.
I will prepare any barrel OF -four sent 10 me.
or will furnish any quality OF -four ordered. but
for ms own -ales ! Use none but the very best,
III Harrison, or it~ equal.
The bread a4l biscuit made from this -four
can be eaten cas- Wen warm as cold, without the
least inconvenience 60 the weak and dyspeptic
stomach, HuG mas been known 10 greatly beueut
such alaes
Put up In 6, u, "a, and IS pound pa kages,
Half Barrels and Barrels.
This -four VIII be found on sale in packages at
all FIRST class family groceries in the city, and at
wholesale a. the HauufaCuory, as Main street,
Z doors South Of Besle. Memphis. Tenn.
A liberal discount Will be made TO the Trade.
iauls 4 F MORGAN. Proprietor.
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Ghancery Sale OfCity Property
on
Saturday March 3, 1856.

]. d Williams ~ Valentine Werner. EDmt
Nix, VIM II. Porter, Daniel Il 1echle- and
John Ellison -. Valentine Werner and Coal
man Boyd e.. Valentine Werner
DI virtue Of an tnterloeuuory decree IN the
ID above consolidated causes made on GL1daE
OfJune, 1855, and renewed az the N~oveuoerterm
1855. OF the Chancery side OF the Common Law
and Chaacery Court Of the CITY OF MeErhtS, i
will sell Al public auction 10 tie highest b-cdsr,
at the Court House door, IN the City or Atn-
phis, between the hours Ofl3 and a. on sat
urday, March 3 1866, the following lots o. par
GELS Of ground. attached IN Llese causes lc-Tlss
Two lots, az corner or intersecLo1 Or me elsl
side OF COusey street. In the city Of Memphis
Shelby couuCy Tennessee tcz1L--- making
one lot. fronting 50 feet on TIE ucrh SIDE or
Vance street, and running back between par
allel lines. 81 FEET on COusey street to D. pEvsts
alley also, the said alley u TIE rear ol Gs
norfh Of said lots ~ feet wide. and running 1asc-
ward nom Causey street 81 feet Ih-10ts HEREBY
intended, being lots Nos o 2 III BOOK No
IS. as laid down on the plan % thet part cr
Memphis called south Memphis together win
the buildiugs anu Improvement t-sEacn.
TEENS OF credit OF six and twavs
months, In equal payments, purchaser giving
bond with approved security, ard usu rsJ-ilel
III paymeat Of the purchase money.
ianSEtds. AUGUSTUN ALSIOE. GEE-
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grocery, Gotten and Commission Busines
THoMAs & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
No. 40 Vine ST., CINCINNATI, o,
AND

No. L Ham$lton's Building.
Cor. Sixth & Main sts,---LOUISv1LLE, KY.
REFER To-ThomaS McCuiloch, Hon. G. A.
Henry, D.. n. Kennedy, President Northern
Bank, GAINESVILLE: Thompson Anderson, Berry
& Demoville, A. Hamilton. Nashville. W. X.
POston, McGary & Co, Memphis; Bacon, Clsr-
dy 4 Co, Norton, Slaughter ( Co. New York;
&c 81 & Co, NJ d. Eslava, NJ. NJ. Boulle-
New Orleans; David Browder, Lee, Norton &
Co., Montgomery, Ala Salmon & simmons,
Atlanta, Ca; Glenn & Carr. Roberts & Dunlsp,
Macon, Ca; Freleigh n Fitzhugh, Monk, Ed
wards Co. Selma, Ala. II. E. Garth, Cashier
Commercial Bank. fec I'm
j. c. M'ALLIsrER-~.E- NAIR-..-.H. eARDEs.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.
Saturday, sdday oFu March, 1866.

John D FsnnsH, ~. A J. NonssomeEy and
A. WitheEpoOn.
d. virtue Of an tnterlocurcT decree made &C
- the Novealher term or the ClancsT side OF
the common Law and Cha1ceJ CocE o. rls
city or Mempeis. I VIII sell e. Public AlcIJ1, a.
the Court HOu-e door, on -~lluruaT. ne ullrE
day Of March, I63, be1waau the hours OF -
and y O'Clock 1t he foLow1aE GasE1bA lacE
OF lane IN Shelby oo1nV. IaDD5@s. contain
ing ten acres Two AID a aul m@ -1uLLadsr OF
Memphis, on the nor-h ass o. a-czzou sEaer or
avenue as u - s8m6l-mE o1L1-, SHOWN or E
v tucker A&p o. Tie ZsJ O. Ls-lpllz and
It's suburbs, as NcLemor- avenue. On
the north SIDE or saL1 avenue ElEs lue sane is
LnterSected by the ale -s M1a1lacz.y east
OF Greenwood Female teAege, 81 ueu Known.
now called the state telllle Coles. ana RIM
ming thence east with ACLenore avenue and
with the avenue east OF t1s College such
ciude ten sores.
TERMS OF ~SALE-Credi1s OF seven months
tn a Al ZTuE E.aH--M nn----
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RetUr1tng nov 20 my starting point
that Il, % The cauze- hat may-havep pro-
dueed Gen. PEiu's hostile revolution
must proceed 20 state that be has taken
Il IN tlruame % the "ProCresista' party.
The +" Prcgre-i-tssn have, for many a
year past, Deeu in the habit Of complain
INK that uIey are never called into power.
They positively seem O. have overlooked
the Lac- thai t4-lr wan. ~. practical a5u-
ity Tor government Renders them exceed
INK suspicious. both 20 The Crown ami 10
the enI1htenel portion of the c0mmu-
uf.y. The first hing they have done.
whenever .nav have come into Office, has
layauzv.y been % create q militia, picked
on. ii the uuelucEted classes, which at
once oc.1LCs a sort Of armed assembly
scattered al Over the country, and quite
under the thumb Of daring demag0gues.
such an Institution keeps everything In
a state o. disturbance while the PRO
greal--as' happen 10 be al the head Of
pu1Ac affairs, and the recoliectiOns il
leaves behind ara enough 20 inspire the
fear That the same kind Of confusion may
ever ue repeated. II Is no wonder, then,
neither the Queen nor the sensible part
81 tLe nation feel any relish for the idea
oILaFlns TIC FfagreEi=tas ia power.
Threat OF Gen PrIm fn 1854.
The increasing discomfort the &" pro
gre-ists' party experienced for not being
called 10 the councils OF the Crown -
very great, when, in the summer Of :
they DECIDED 20 abstain altogether mon
fakInp an active share in the pence
electious that soon after We're % occur n
Nav. 1864. the party had a large meet
ing al Madrid, on the occasion OF a
memorable breakfast, and Gen. Prim
then declared, in a public speech, and IN
a menaoiug tone, that his friends would
be in power within two years and a day
from that date. The Queen, who, in
sDiteof whatever may have been said by
certain people, behave IN a very consu-
mtionaf manner, and acts with a rare
discretion, has since that time been
doing. in an indirect way, everything
consistent with her proper dignity in
order 10 induce the "Progresistasn to
resume the normal functions that
are incumbent GA them as a political
body. Ii was chiefly with this design
fhaf the OrD0nneli administration came
i'm last summer, and that he adopted
some measures 0f a most liberal charae-
ter, such as the recognition Of the King
dom Of Italy, the electoral reform, and
Others. But all in vain; for, although a
good many "Progresistas 'i-in fact
nearly every one OF them except the
Central Committee sitting At Madrid-
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate.
Saturday, Sd OF March. 1856.


7. c.. Bettls. q Al, "a Frazer Esuz.
DY virtue Of an interiocutoT DECREE made in
ID the abova cause, On Mercd 1ss. ISL. srd ~
newed on he i4th o. December, e6 7 WI al
at Public Auction 70 the highest biadar a. tha
Court House door, "a saturday. the tht-1 Gav
OF March, isd, N the city or Memphis. BE-
tween the hours Of l0A. n, and Il n. tie fol-
lowing described Tract Of LAID to-wits -Four
Hundred and Four Acres OF Land. situated ia
the County OF shelby and Stafs or Tennessee,
North OF Wolf River, formerly the arm %
Frazer Titus, and formerly known as b. Duck
Range, being the same conFsved 70 Frasar
Titus by his Parks and D. IL. Walker. Ths
shove described Iract Of Land VII ne sod in
parcels OF - and ~ acreA
TEEN5 o. On q credit Of y and
Is MONTHS Bandss with good secur-y. ~ a
len resALnsa on s2e 49, seems ne purchase
Money A. E1erE Narrsr
I'M, January FL, lSd $3.50
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LEGAL.
ChaHeeFy Sale of Real Estate.
-OS-
Saturday, Sd day OF March 1866.

49, aunn' ~ Al Douglass, A. D0we1 and
X NlIlle OF an tntarlocutorv decree. made il
snq aooFe cause al the 0Tsmharfe rn. $50.
ChanceE Court Of me Gtv a. W-W-t- IN
SCI at PUBIC auction, al the Court H1gsa door
On 1tturuay- the third day OF lia--r ~ ~
owing Real Estate tO-Wlt. Atrarf ~ I,,d e,--
laimng l0lzaeres IA District No. {. ana Rl1g7s 3
80 ? 5eeLon T. II shelby County, Tenn-ssee-
FoiG and asnah ractacjoiningsaid Poi 80
IEKMs Or 5ALE-Saidi and VII ha aorF o d,
credit Of sLx and twelve months.
ia S-tds. A. ASTON Clerk ana rr---z-
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LEGAL.
Chaneery Sale Of City LOiS,
on
Wednesday, March s1sf, Is66.
william z. Butler rs. william Farris. & al.

William z. Butler -. William Farris, & al.
DY virtue Of an fnteriocutory decree made In
ID The above stated cause on the LIST day OF
March, 1851, a~ndrenewed February It'll, 1882 and
December 18th, L5, 4 viii, on wednesday,
March 2lsf, 1864, between the hours Of 10 a m.
and I'm, at the Court House door IN the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee, sell al public auction
the following described property, TO wits Ger
tain lots situated lying and being IN Shelby
county, tennessee, and In the Butler division
OF the city Of Memphis, IN block No. n and
bounded as follows: beginning at the north
west corner OF a lot owned ~ b. A. Woodland
in March. 1872, on Elliott street, running theme
E~Outnw8rdly win WOodwand's west line Two
hundred and fOrty-one feet f24D to south street,
sixty (1l feet 70 B4edsCc alley. thence north
wardl with said alley two handled and forty
ore III feet 10 Elliott street. thence east with
Elt0tt street sixty 800 feet % the bcgiuu1ng-
Terms Of sale on a credit OF seven aud Twelve
months
This February 18th. Is66. 4. ASTON,
fsls-tds Clerk and Master.
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MaVdaCeU &c anderson.
MARBLE WORKS
% Union ST., Bet. ed g. Sd SITS.
Dealers In
Italian and American Marble

nj Tablets, Head and Foet
III stones BOX 4oalus, Vaults Mantieg Va
coSr ETC. AND al kind. of Stone 49, Icne -
bundings ~ sa9fs pouee- Having been anea-
geG ~ tne LLole CUISINES In Memphis or Is
O those ia need OF marble work 10 o1r e-tsL-
isl.menL We haVe Always on hano i.rroa
sOrtmGut OF finished work and drap-tng~ - ~.
latest styles Of Monuments which We WI Sfs
Happy 70 show 10 any who may favor ~ viii !
cal. We can get up work IN as good style an6
on as reasonable terms as any other estabIisb-
meat North or South. Hebrew aud German
IL erlng done IN tue very best style, Our work
Is our reference. Call and see It.
fn1S-nnn
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LOUISVILLE, KY,
GKAyEs JAMES cr4vEs
a " & SON,

DR. RAVES AGUE PILLS, AETI-BrIIouz Pills.
AMERICAN A I ExTRAC-
TOR, CASDY vERkIFUGE, PILE
nj
CURE FOR AND THRoAT DISEASE
And Dealers in all kinds Of
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Soaps, ana Fancy
Articles; Liquors, Wines and Brandies, for
medical purposes, Fine Segars and Tobacco.
Flsvoring Extracts, Sponge, Brushes of all
kinds, Combs, Quinine, Quinodine, Purified
Chon1dine, Sulphate OF Cinconia, Morphine.
Chioroform, Opium, and many other prepare
tons, that viii be sold low.
WIN also keep an assortment of Electic Medi-
cines.
BIZ We will have 4 catalogue Of our stock and
prices, tina will be furnished those desiring
one, free OF charge.
NO. 22S MARKET STREET.
bstEesn sixth and Seventh SITS.
JsSf-"m Louisville. Ks.
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HTHE insolvency OF the estate OF wellington
4 Donaldson, deceased, having been sugEested
TO the Clerk Of the County Court o. Oblou
county, Tennessee, all persons hiding claims
against said estate are hereby notified to dIe
them with the Clerk OF the County Court Of
ObiOn county, on or before the 18th day Of Mar.
1886. duly authenticated as required By law. for
pro rata settlement or this notice wiz De plead
In bar OF fhsir recovery. By order OF the CLERK
of the County Court OF Ob1ou county, Ienres-
see, this, 18th day or December, Dos
L DONALDSON,
to- -, 4TurfuHz--n-~- rr--
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Roofing! RoofngII

CAMUEL DAVIDS. Agent for the Gutta Per-
= cha Cement hoC1nE This roofing Is CON-
posed o. very heavy canvas rhorouEhIv katu-
rated With q preuarati1n Of Gutter Psrcha and
entirely lmpeTyious % water. To persons wish
ing any thing lone IA my line, 4 viii say am
prepared TO give perfect satisfaction. This roof
ing Is not effected by neatOr cold, the expansion
and contraction being so little as Bot 10 effect
IT, IA cheap, VIII last equally As long as tin,
snd can De applied 70 n~ieanD0atA ana Railroad
cars. Persons living IN the country will nnd II
10 their interest 20 give me q call. ! would also
invite my Steamboat friends 10 come and see
u... L.
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Chaneery Sale of City Property
Wednesday, 2fst dsJ Of March, 1865.

Tennessee Marine and Fire InsuranceCo e. al
-. Charles Potter, e. al.
by virtue OF an intsTlocutOry decree entered
IL In the above mentioned cause, on the
I'd day Of January, 1874. I viii oner for sala.
% the highest bidder, on Wednesday, the 2ist
day OF March, 1856, at the court House door in
the city Of Memphis, between the hour OF 10
and y o'clock, n. the following described real
estate. viz.
situate 10 shelby county. IN South Memphis,
and u the Butler sddition 20 South Memphis.
the INST parcel being lot No, 3, In Block No 2,
and the second being part Of block No. 3,
bounded as follows: Beginning a. the north
West corner OF q ~ foot lot, sold BY VIM =.
bulIeF % John ID. Armour. a stake Do ButIer
street, running thence with Butler street 6a
ieet more or less, 70 j. NJ. Bellows northeast
corner thence south about d feet 70 said Bel
lows southeast corner and q % foot alley,
tnence east With sad alley 20 John D. Armour
corner, theme north with Armour
West Inc % the beginning. being the same LOT
sold 0y Nm.E r. Butler 20 Charles :. Smith"
Terms Of sale: A credit Of 8, II, IS and -
months Notes with good s1rsdes % be
given By the purchaser, and 2 / en- retained as
additional security.
A. ASTON.
NoAa tds Clerk aud Master.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust, executed 70 tne
IS undersigned BY Arthur Council, oq the LSlh
d4v M Ocfohaer- SO. which Is Of record IN bOcS
No. As, and on pages 4ss, 4s snd - ne W.
sell. At public auction, to the hlEheSs 9tglSi y
THF FTRST DAY OF MARCH NEXT me Iol-
ioV-ine described lot, or part OF lot OF iand5 70,
~ 4 pSg111fnz Al q point on the wssI side y
~ - C-e huudTed and four sDd a hall
80 -o1th nom Adams street thence vest
wsrdiV parallel with Adams street ioriy IeeL
,ho.-s southEandly on a line parallel VIII
5tLi-s sfreet TWENTY-FIVE feet thence east
IarSiv parallel with Adams street IoTty ieet 20
49, -k-sef. thence n~orthwsrdly with the
Lhle ~ of'rbird street 70 the beginning, IL
ssinq In ne city or Memphis, Iennessse
Iii Ian a 1874 JAMS ids
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Election Notice,

ON the nrst SATURDAY In March next
being the Sd day OF said month. there vii
be a regular election held at all the precincts o
this, Shelby County, Tenn, for Clerks Of IN,
County and Circuit Courts, Sheriff, Counts
Trustee, Justices OF thu oeace, COnstables, an
all other Officers for sal county. wherever Va
eancies are to occur n 1tday.
+. ERICKSON,
febs t. ECoroes SHELBY County.
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ChanceFy Sale Of Real Estate,
Saturday, Sd Of March, 1865.

Ben. May u ". L Simmons e al
DI virtue Ofen inte-I0cuto- decree made La
u the above cause on the Hrl Of January.
1871 ! VIII sell a. public auction. on SATURDAY.
u OF March, lS6, a. the Court E0-as door iu
the city Or Memphis, between ths hours Of 10 A.
n, and In, the following described ur8uerrr.
70 VII Lot No In Cars S~ubiIVl-lC1. about
three miles nom the city or Memphis. nouuiaf
on the north BY the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad. on the cas-. by an avenue. on rsa
south by McLemore avenue. ana on The wez
by The residence and los 0fCar-. Green. con-
talnlng i've acres more OF less.
TERMS OF SALE-Ou a credit Of SIX a-t-waTrs
months. Bonds with good security ana q lem
retained on the land to secure tL1 purchase
money. A. ALSTOE CLERK ar- $780,
This the 18th January. 1866. fa14--i-
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HEMPEIIS APPEAL.
6 AM o

Iasked Of Echo tother day,
Whose Nrords are few and often funny
What 10 a novice -he would say
fcourt~hip. love and matrlmonyf
Qloth Echo. plainly, Matter omoney-
Whom should marry 2-should IL be
A dash1ng damsel, gay and pert
A pattern OF INCONSISTENCY
A selfish, morcenarN dirt oirtfu
guoth Echo, very promptly 'N"' ~
What if-waary OF the strife
That long has lured the gay deoeiNsI
She promised TO amend her aAe
nuc sFu no more; can 4 neheNe hSi
Quuth Echo, with decislyAI 1"NN
But II some maiden with p nelIt
on me should venture 70 p-sl2" ~
PRAY. should I act the VIZ tai
To rakr the Treasure OF IuIeEo ~
opoIh Eeho, very promptly, "GO it,"
B-t what Il, seemingly ansid
n, siua her fate IN hymen's fetter.
GO vows she meant 10 die a maid.
"a answer 20 my loving lettere
ouoth Echo, very coolly, Let her"
What 4 n spite Of her disdain,
md my heart entwined about
WIN Cupic's dear dehcous chain,
50 closely that I can't get QUIT
QuoIh Echo, laughingE, Get OUT!
Bat n some meid with beauty blest
As prre and fair as Heaven can MAKE Hel'
WI share my labor and my reSt
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-22
HACAN's MAGNOLIA Balls

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary
aIusse ever discovered. It changes the sun
DutE.t lace and hands 20 peariy satin texture o;
EsNI Snug beauty, nnparting the marble purity
ol youth5 q the Dubuque appearance 50 inviting
ln oS cly belle OF fashion. II removes tan
Ieckles, pirnpleS and rOughness from the skin,
lesVlng The complexion fresh. transparent and
smooth II contains no material Injurious 70
Ens AKIN f2troutzed by Actress and Opera
singers. it il what every lady should have
Old eysTy where. Retail price, 50 cents
Preparer by W. +. HAGAN, Troy, N. z.
ADDRESS all orders 10
DEEAS BARNES & co.,
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