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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

The FUNERAL OF THE DEERING FAM
ILY.-An immense concourse of people
gathered around the undertaker's office in
Philadelphia on Saturday forenoon. prior
to the funeral of the Deering family, to
view the remains Of the victims, eight in
number. From ten till near one o'clock
the hour of the funeral, the throng was
incessant. The bodies Of the deceased
were dressed so as TO conceal their fright
full wounds as far as possible, but the ter
rible blows of the ak were shown by the
battered skulls, and men shuddered and
turned away, while women burst into loud
sobs, or silently wiped away their tears.
The funeral was conducted according TO
the rights of the Catholic church. A
large procession accompanied the remains
to the grave, and thousands of people as
sembled to witness the mournful pageant.
Probst, the murderer, continues to tell the
most conflicting stories about the affair,
and says he was prompted by desire of
revenge, not having been well treated, as
well as by desire to obtain money.
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Married.

In this village the 18th inst by Rev NJ. A. Stevens
Mr.. WILLARD BILL, Of WestmoYland, N. H, and Miss
ELLEN o. ISHAM, of Gilsum, N. II. Also on the 18th
inst Mir, LEVI $, LEONARD, of Walpoe, N. H and
Mrs. ISABEL LANE, of Westminster
IN Chiffon, on the 18th inst. by Rev. R Emerson Mr.
LESLIE NJ LAWRENCE, and Miss AURELLlA i BRINT-
NALL, both Of Wndham
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4 N.
fTHis comparatively new Preparation ~ thc Hair =
4 creating sensation among the rzsnd~ ~ thoes Who
and those WHOSE sa heads hsss been ~ ~ s lux
nrsnt growth Of hair 1t changes improves theiF
,h 'ns, ~ aeqeeinanees scarcely recog.s 9cn
other, ~ steps tue hlng oa u the hair maks3t arow
on bald beads and has restored gray hair It's Vipa
soior N lew lays !. viii cure head ache and ncw
humers from the scalp audi free from an poisonous or
Injurious compounds. @gs&
The strongest testimonials from persons well knowin
Manchester ~ all call the best article for the hir
TAX Il sse .aieg 6ss pref aaosher, We bess
perfect ior the purposes which is designed and ~
sse below proof from a least person well knownia
conference with those Who have tried IT, M
TESTIMONIALS. W
From No CRATES Feyemaa u ~ Daily Mirror JOB Roos-
nave been using Barretts flair Restorative and think
the best preparation FIR restoring gray hair TO its unsu
raj color now before the public AS dressing for the h
keeping the scalp ree from dandrud l can cheerfulb
recommend u to all who are In need of such prspas
Marrhp ss al y P gpG s,sI
Ny hair cams s out on The toP e head fifteen
August last, when was advised try Barre9s yegsta-
BILE Hair Restorative To my great surprise and that Of
and three TO four inches long and GROWING
nn sa;t would say to al having bald hssa.c and
February 1866 Near Massabesic Lake Manchestsr n r.
Ma y r. BAasErr,Dear Sic Il have been using sines
last March Your Hair Restorative. Notwithstanding
have used Il regulariy, II has improved ii very much
also started growth Of hair some three inches
long and comes out the natural color. My hair
quite gray before 1t to give the hair soft
glossy appearance have tried several articles manufac
Barrctt's Hair Resto rtlye. DELLA @. DAVIS,
Mattrass Manuf Mech. Row, Manchester N. H. 1866.
For sale at the drug stores where circulars be OBJ
tanned 70 prove what have intinated Sold In
Bellows Falls By Johnsou & Babbi,,
VI. s. BURR & Co, Boston Manchester NJ II:
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I'VE, the Subscribers being duly appointed By the Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Westminster Com
mssioners receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all pers against the estate of JULIA
KlDDER late OF Albany, N. =, deceased, and also all
claims aud demands exh bited in Offset thereto aud SIX
months from the 9TH dag Of February last D. 1855 be-
ing allowed By said court for that purpose We do there
fore hereby give notice. viii bus =
OF our said appointment at the store Of Geo NJ Barrett
In said Grafton Ia said district Friday, May sth and
Friday, August 3D. next from clock until O'Clock
NJ each Of aid DAVIS.
GEORGE VI. BARRETT
HENRY WALKER. Oomr
al5E FRANCIS PHELPS, Admir-.
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ACCIDENT To GEN. BlRxsIDE.-The
Providence Journal reports in acciden: to
Gen. Burnside. He was abut getting on
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

I'VE the subscribers, being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the District Of Westminster tom
mssioner 10 receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the of FOSkIT
FAIR late OF Jamaica, Ia sd district deceased aud
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset Their to
and SIX months from the 18th dag of February Last being
allowed by said Court for that purpose therefore
hereby give NOTICE that will attend the business of
our said appointment, at the Office of f. H. Kellogg in ia.
maioa in said district the last Wednesdays Of April
and August next, from o'clock till r. NJ on each ~
said days.
WILLIAM HASTINGS, 2coro,,,.,o,...
DECALyUs EATON. ''hnhiS'ohe's
Jamaica, March rs, 1865 l4l6
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Died

Marriages and Deaths inserted Obituaries incl I'D
ing poetry, TO be paid for according to length.
In Cavendish, March o. the residence of Philan-
der Bailey, Mr. WIN HAITIAN aged rs wears son of the
late Col Charles Kathan, of Putnty, Vt,
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L-.-.-a crn.in-- E.n.e.
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

STATE OF NERMONT.l The Probate Court for
DISTRICT or WESTMINSTER, said district
To whom it may concern eprx,,,,r
NOU are hereby notified that William Harris Guardian
Of John Rabbit an insane person, residing in Wind
ham, In said district has filed his petition IN ts court
setting forth that 1t win he necessary sell an The Real
Estate Of bis sail ward in order pay the debts Incurred
or the past support and for his future
which estate consists Of about 20 acres of land In ali
Mindhsm and has prayed for license sell same and
that said court viii decide upon said APPLICATION at the
session thereof TO be held at the Inn Phelps in
draftou, On the first "Wednesday Of May 1865 and
where you be beard in the premises Jon shall ss-
l5ls N# C. b. EDDY, Register.
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WANTED in exchange for Goods Produce Of .
w kinds Also, WOODEN and all kinds Of Rage for which
be highest market price will be pssd.
l. By r. HYDE.
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Statesmen Wanted.

COMPETENT MEN capable Of earning from 500 a
~ s2J9 per year, can saesmen in different
parts Of the United States Vermont especially by a
plying personally with satisfactory Recommendations to
d. X READ, BRAsoH oFRIcE Howe Hall Co store
corner Of Freight and Evelyn Streets opposite Fright De
pot, Rutland VI. <l2-IT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-07

PURSUANT % decree OF the Ihance9y 4ae
il Of the Common Law Ano UnAuol S1-Es
ol the CITY OF Memphis, IN acerLam caue lAed
In pend4nv wbereiu william 1mll1 Is COM
nIslnenf and george q. earle ana others are
REORGANIZATION Z viii, On WEDNESDAY me llA 4aH
~ FshT71arv- 1850. AZ Il O'Clock am In 'front.' or
4 40 FaIiovsi Hall. IN the city Of memphis
TsrneSses. sell 81 public auction 70 the highest
E55deT ne following property 70 VII: EAST
11Tsnd fylne and being II the county Of shell
-1efe or tennessee. and city Of Memphis
~ narf 81 the tract Of land knoEu uuon ale
ofs1 0f south Memphis As blockSNaz ID aud
Z desfqn6ted upon 3 C. Mnear91s plan OF
s1lsifvision o. said tract, made by a. Kerr,
-rrvevor. on the Atl Of June, $50. as lots Aos-
= aud q. and bounded dS follows 70 VIZ BE-
-irrfug at the intersection OF the eest side or
IN alley which Is fifteen feet vide. with tna
n0rfh sfdsof Linden street, and az the SOUTH
usEt corner OF lot No 4-thEnce easrwaEdiF
Win the n0rth side OF LindsH aIestll eL %
Ire s5uthfasf corner oflotN -ortu-
wardly N%{ feet 70 ths northeast oorne OF iGl
No V-fhaies wesfwardiy with sc WheGtuus
north boundary line Ia lest % ne nortnEtsz
eorlsar 81 lot Ne. %. ana 70 the first named
aifev-theres south wardly with the east SD ~
saii -lIev 1871 feet 10 the ~beEnnfng- Eita al
Ire anuurfeBances thereuntn r~eipnEnE- the
iot hsre8y sold being No. q On SAID EunUF1s-
Terms OF saIe-Crsdit OF q Ioontns purchaser
executing Bond with COED security and alian
retained on the properly until the purchase
money isau paid.
Tjtis good. and sale to Be confirmed by derrea
Of Chanosry court. barring ali right or equity
Of radampasn. &c. SLAUGHTER.
iaiEta Trustees
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Sale Of Real Estate,
q
Saturday, March Sd, 1866.

John s. GsybroOk and Wuloughby Williams,
Trustees Of the Memphis and EOpedeid Real
Estate Stock Association. rs A. g. Ellis.
10y virtue OF an Unsatisfactory decree made at
ID the November tern, ISIS, ofthe ChsnceTys side
OF the Common LaH and Cnancery Court Of the
city OF Memphis. I sell Al public auction az the
Court House door between the hours Of 10 and
u O'Clock n, on saturday, March ID, 1855, the
following traot OF land, to-wit: Lying and
being in SHELBY county, on the waters
Of the LOOsa Hatchie and the Mississippi rivers,
beings part OF ths5,000 acre tract granted by the
State OF Tennessee 70 Jno. Q. McLemOre and A.
B. Carr, by grant 8,NB and bounded as follows;
Beginning al q stake which stands about forty
two degrees East, ten chains from a stake where
the West boundary OF the 300 acre tract for
river, where are marked three cottonwood
pointers thence East sixty-two chains and
s~eventy-nve links to a pecan tree marked f, on
the Wstside ofthe LOosa Hetchie river Themes
south fourteen degrees East, with the mesn-
derings Of said river, eight chains 70 q siakei
thence south four degrees East seven chains
and any links, TO = stake; thence south
ten chains 70 a stake which stands south
dfrv degrees, East twenty-five links nom a
nackb8rTy marked e; theno5 along hOzels's
line West thirty-two chains and s~sventy-dve
links 10 a stake; thence North nfty-nve and 8
half degrees, West twenty-five chains toa stake;
hence North fOrty-swo degrees West fifteen
chains to the beginning: containing ons hum
drsd and twenty-five and ninety-One one-hun-
dredth LIB si-lJol acEes
credit, purchaser giving bonds with good and
aUGUsT0S ASTON, Clerk. q Master.
r.oaf ar
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
Saturday, March Sd, 1868.

J. u. Alexander and others IS. Addison G.
BreEg, e al
DY virtue OF an iRterlocutory decree made IN
ID the above cause on The 18Th November,
1855, ! viii sell At Public Auction at The Cont
House door in the city OF Memphis, between the
hours OF 10 A. Il, ana II NJ. on Saturday. The 81
OF March, 1888, the following described Real Es-
tate, to wit: Lyingin the county of Lauderdale,
n State Of Tennessee, in that portion OF said
county formerly included In the county Of Tip
ton, in the 18th district. sections s ana 2. and
range Q, described and bounded Is follows: The
tract 0fland gantedby the State OF Tenncssee.
grant y &Z7t dated 18th Of July, l6&s 70 me
heirs Of Robert Turner, and by Fredercs tur
neT, the sole hetf Of Robert Turner, conFsyea 70
Daniel Cherry, lying on ths east side ofiAa ~
sissippi river, including the mouth OF So-
oreek, beginning on the bend OF the -,
appt river, At the nOFthweS5 eornel y. -
hhess, three hundred and tWeniy 1880
lt9 acre tract OF entry, a spanish - e--SSg no
~. b." running east with bis unet ~
corner. IN all 80 poles, 70 a Mehc1y rfc@ -
thence north with tho Wasl 2oH1er ~ ~
VIM. L. By3er, M passing ~ raia- - :
go poles 70 a take, thence 49,
small cotton wood on the nane
sfuui river. fhancs Town Win
sad river IS40 uolss 10 ths pace ~ 1A
awranffnU savan acrss OF S4d ttaes Aere-u1o4o
corvsvaT nv AID Cherry 70 Senlel L4ne4seeA
TrRxs ~ = credit CT monlns
rms nrh o~fJanuATyi Aso9. 1920
ia D~t6a
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ChAacery Sale Of Real Estate.
on
Saturday, Sd day Of March 1856.
Alex. Mum. .. 4. H. Douglass. a. DOwsI ans

Alex. MIMI Is. a. II. Douglass. A. DowsII and
Others
ny virtue Of an tnterlocutory decree, made II
ID the above cause at the Novemo5r Term 1902
OF ne Cuancery side OF the Common Law and
Chancerv Court Of The City Of Memphis, ! VIII
sen at Pt1blic Auction, al the Court House door,
tween tins hours Of 10 and I2OclOok, ~, the aul-
lowing E7asl Estate, uO-wIt: A tract OF land cor
aiming IBi2 IN District No. 4, and Ranges ;
and q Section 4. in shelby County, Tennessee,
being mart OF q tract or land bOugh OF Rufus
Polk and small tract adjoining said Folks tract
TTRMs or sALE=said land viii be sold on a
credit OF SIX and twelve months.
Ia S}-tds. 4. ASTON. Clerk and Master.
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ChaneerY Sale al Ga PranertE.

The Planters Bank Of Tennesses ~. B Merrill
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree entered
d in this cause on the I'D day OF February
OF the ChanCery SIDE OF the Common Law and
Chance-v Court Of the City Of Memphis, 1 viii
sell. to the highest bidder, et tbs Cour- House
door in the City Of Memphis, on saturday,
March Cd, 1875, between 10 ana Il n, the follow
ing Real Estate, 70 wit A certain lot or parcel
OF land In the City Of Memphis Shelby county.
Tenn, lying on the west side OF IenDessss
street. frOnting on said street % feet, and run
ninz back between parallel lines go feet, to the
edge Of the Mississippi ngsr, (be thu same mors
OF less, and numbered on tbs plan Of said city,
as Let No. ), in Block NO.L
Trims OF SALE.-On . credit OF SIX n twelve
months, in equal payments; purchaser giving
bonds with approved ecurity
AUGUSrON ASTON Clerk and Master.
UaA4-rTz
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LEGAL.
ChanoeFy Sale of City Property
OK
Saturday March 3, 1896.

I'D. Williams ~ Valentine Werner. Enmii
Nix, VIM. II. Porter, Daniel 81. Sechlsr, snf
John Ellison o. Valentine Werner, and CoRf-
man Boyd ~. Valentine Werner.
DH virtue Of IA interiocutory decree f. me
II a5Ove consolidated causes, made Cd sthday
ofJune, 1861, and renewed a. the Soveuoer Term,
1855, ofthe Chancery side Or the Common Law
and Chancery Court OF the City q Memphis, I
VII sell AZ public auction 70 tho highest bidder,
A. the Court House door, IN the city or Mem
phls, between the hours Of 70 and y NJ on sat
urdayJ March 3, 1863, the following lots or par
Gels Of ground, attached In these causes, to-wir
Two ioi8s Al corner or Intersection OF the east
side ofCOusey street, in the City Of Memphis,
shelby county Tennessee, together. making
one lot, fronting % feet on the north SIDE 81
Vance street, and running back between par
aIlel lines, 81 FEET on Cousey street TO a prfVate
alley; also, the said alley IN the rear or thu
north ofsaid lots 10 feet vide, and running east
ward nom causeY street 80 feet. The lots hereby
intended, being lots Sos. / and 2, IN Block No
81, a. laid down on The plan Or that part o.
Memphis called south Memphis. together viii
the buildings and lmprovaUlenrs thereon.
TERMS or SAFE: 4 credit OF six and twolvi
months, in equal payments, purchaser givins
bond with approved security, and lien retsineC
an navnent Of The purchase money.
tans3-tds. AUGUsTON ASTON, CGM.
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BURNETT & K
Successors 70
Burnett, Sexton & StUeGriH9eT,
NO. IS SOUTH 4TH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,

DEG LEAVE % announce 20 their Old Pa
D irons. and the Trade generally, that having
reorzauized, they are prepared to offer ~ en-
tirely NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF HO-
SIERY. GLOVES, FANCY DRY o y
NOTIONS, received Direct from Foreign and
American manufactures, at the PeTy Lo10eSt
Cash Prices, ana hope 70 resume their former
pleasant business intercourse with their Old
Southern Friends Having been a LQrgs SOUTH
ern House Befors the Var, have got up their
stock, and VIII continue 70 cater particularly
for Southern Trade
An inspection OF their stock Is respectfully
solicited.
Prompt attention given to orders. iR24 In
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DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
D and the Public generally, hat havo on
hand and constantly receiv1g one or the
% q ia s $3.50 All 81 PssTeRssed for Cssh. and am pre-
pared 70 sell at Lower figures than any house
IN the city. To close cash buyers can oner su-
peg5or Inducements. Call and examine my
Stock and Prices, and become satisfied. Ny
stock consists, in part, Of the following articles
A general assortment PLAIN and fancy
Candies,
RAisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts, Can Honey
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
FiIberts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can Maekerel,
Currants, Can Tomatoes,
Citron, Tomato Catsup,
Hsney IN Glass, Pepper Sauce,
Jelles in Glass, S~ardines, & ! bxs.,
Preserves IN Glass, HOLSTERS, 2 lbs,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, I, t, J. and
Brandy Cherries, gal. jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bhls. & ! do.
Ptnespples in Glass, Strip, bbls. & ! do.l
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can Pineapples, Reid A Coffee do,
| Can R~aspberries, Powdered Sugar,
Can R~lackberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picked Beets,
| Cove Oysters, / & 2Pickled HOLSTERS,
ID. cans, Salmon, 1&2lb. cans
Celebrated FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch,
CARROTS Snuff In bottles and packs,
Mackerei in bbls. & hlf. bills, Nos. l, 2
and s,
Mackerel in kits, Nos. 1, 2, and 8,
100000 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco In foil, diferet Brands,
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbls.,
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices, all descriptions, ground & whole,
Buckets, Tubs, BrOoms, Washboards, etc,
Mustard in small and large pkgs.,
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Backing, London Club Sauce,
Indigo, German Soap,
Cream Tartar, Palm Soap,
Nut Megs, Rio & Java Coffee,
Blueing,
80 bhls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
% bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky,
25 bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy, Claret in cs'ks& bots.
Sherry, Curasoe,
Medeirs, Absynthe,
Port
FlRE MJRhS! FikE hUkkStt
Just Received as large an assortment OF Fire
Works ~ was ever brought 70 this city, In part
as follows:
800 boxes Fire Crackers,
1000 boxes T~Orpedoes,
A General Stock Of
Rockets, Roman Candles,
sERPEETs, FIRE WHEELS, ETC.
An Goodh
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LEGAL.
Trustees sale.

DT VIRTUE OF q Deed 81 Trust eEserfad 70
Dine As ErusUse. BY MGry y. Young and LaLcss
Young, ON the Sfh day OF July, $50. ana re-
corGeu in th5 Registers Once OF ~nalDr county.
Tennessee, In book no IS, pages 81. les and IL.
I viii, AZ O'Clock am, on $, tie ILl
day OF February, 1876. At the curueEgt 1il.n and
Madison streets, in Memphis Tennessee sl &c
plbnc auction 70 the bigngst bidder Tor Casl,
50 much OF Ehe following uaine0 real estate as
may De necessary 20 pay the ullalca of The
money due on the note named In and secured
by SAID Deed of Trust: The land les IN shelby
county, Tennessee. near MempLiis zau PARK
Of the tract couVeyed Dy Wesley Bl4Eemlre 20
the said Mary n. Young, and on rls plan o.
subdivision Of James Young s farn. As recorded
in the Registers once ~OrSEslby county, IS Ges-
ignated as lots 2, 3 ana 3. containing sarl e go
100 acres: lots 10, rs and %, containing cash 2
&-lo0 acres iotsu and q, eo~ntalni7- each 9
L-IO0 acres; and los No II, conteIuin o 75-l13
acres. said property VIII be sold % pay the
balance due on the note mentioned 4u and z-
cured by said Deed Of Trust, and no more VIII
De sold than n necessary % pay s1i1 lE1E ans
costs The equity or redemption Is watFSl.
The title IS believed % be perfect, but I vllE5I
fe2tds WM. K POST0E, Ting sa
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
Saturday, sddayO Of March, 1888.

John D. FennsI. -. 4 J. Montgomery and
Al WitherspOOn.
DT virtue OF an interlocutory decree made al
ID the November term OF the Chancery side Of
the Common Law and Chancery Court or the
city Of Mempeis I vii seila a Public Auction, a.
the Court House door, on SATURDAY. ths third
day Of March. ls55, between the hours Of 10
and Y O'Clock m, tne following described tract
Of lana, in shelby county tennessee, cOntstn-
Memphis, on the north side OfJacksOn street or
avenue, as IL Is sometimes called, known on T.
". Ruckers Map Of the city or Memphis and
It's suburbs, as MeLemore avenue, beginning on
the north side OF said avenue where the zams 8
Interested by the alley lying Immediately east
OF Greenwood Female College, Is then known
now called the State Fenals College, and nm
ming thence east with McLsm0rs avsnus and
with the ayenus east OF the College, such
cIude ten acres.
TERMS or EALE-Creditz OF s5vsn months
fesO tbs A.ALETON, Clerk and Master.
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COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
AND
SITE FOR SALE.
Bay Springs Cotton Factory


rs situated in the Southern Border OF TshO-
L mfngo County, Miss, 25 miles south Of Iuka,
Miss, on the road to Fulton.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
One section Of Land, covered with pine timber.
One Large Frame Factory House, % by Y feet,
three and a half stories.
One large roOmy Store House, with good cellars.
One large roOmyf France wood or carp5nter shop.
One large rOOmy Blacksmith shop.
One large rOomy cotton shed.
Two Double Houses for operatives, passage be-
tween.
-Four single Houses, with sheds attached.
-Four Single Houses. without sheds
One Large 1iu House, with Corn y Wheat MIL.
One Large sin House,
one Saw Mill, with New Circular Saw.
Besides Dwelling House, Stables, Cribs, etc,
with the Finest Water Power in the state OF
Mississippi; a large, bold and never falling
stream or Water, passing through a natural
rock ~canal-the left bank 20 feet, the right bank
20 feel high, Of solid rock. The bed or bottom
with capacity to drive four to ten Thousand
spindles, in a healthy locality, with good roads
to Jpka.
AspIendid Orchard Of about 500 choice Apple
Trees. A Flint Peach Orchard
Having been broken up by the war, I pro-
pose to sell this splendid property in toto, but
would prefer TO sell One-half interest for Cash,
TO be Invested in Cotton Machinery, and II de-
sired will remain and supeF1ntend the same;
OF viii give It up 70 the party purchasing the
interest.
Here is a splendid opening for capitalists to
Invest in the
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DIR

THIS Bank VIII Buy and Sell Exchange on all
i points, North and South, and deal In all
kinds of State and United states Securities;
and In addition to its ordinary Exchange and
| DannsiI hnslnass. has Onaned q
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Chancery Sale Of City Lots
Saturday, March Sd, 1899.

John o. Greenlaw and wm. 3. GrsenIaw. -
Georgs r. Vanfossen-
DY virtue Of an i-utsHocutory decree made al
ID ths November term,l s5.Of Chancey side o
the Commsn Law and Chaneery Court OF tne
city OF Memphis. I viii ella Public Auction, u
mont Of the Court HOUSE door, Memphis Tenn
on Saturday, the third cay Of March, 1855
between the hours OF 10 and y o'clock m, Lo'
No. 136, on a plan Of the extension Of the north
erm part OF this city OF Memphis through tnt
GreenlaW anG Others, survey made BY 81.
Kerr, IN phi 1874, ana bound as follows
Fronting seveuty-four feet three inches, on thi
east side OfElxth street, and running back i455
feet to the west side OF Raleigh Road.
TERMS OF 5ALE=Cazh.
iaO tbs A-AISTDE. Clerk and Master.