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Trustee,s Sire,

DUhoUANI 70 a decree CT The Claucs-- side
Il OF me common Law and Chaucery Cuurc
Of the city Of Memphis, IN acertaln Gauss there
IN FenoLi8, wherein WILLIAM sLLn = COM
plalnant, and Ge0rgs o. Curie and Others ars
defendants, i VIII, On Wednesday lle l4lu dAy
Of February, ls36. At II o'clock AM ~ lfont o.
Odd Fellows IN the city OF Aelnpllss
Tennessee, sell AT public auction % ne 4zness
bidder. the following property, 70 VII ~ IS.
ha1-bsiug 6615 feet troDtS4 I've -e-ta1 LOS
x land, lying and being in the county OF smell
being part Of the tract ofla1o knoEn upon tbs
pIan al south Memphis as blocks nos s. ana
~ desiqnared anon ; @ WnealSns plan Of
sl1befrision ~ sad traGt, maoe BY "a a. Kerr,
SURVEYOR. on the nth Of june A@1l As los Nos
- 60 bounded a. 1ouOWss 70 VIZ Be-
rba Intersection Of the east sac u
v-hi-h j. fifteen feet wide, with the
sf5soT Linden street, AMI at the south
- eo-1er OF lot No. A-thence eastWardlV
- norm side Of Linden street lE feet 70
aantbea st corner lOtNO-l-thencs1 north
a-SiS 49, feet 70 The northeHst corner OF lot
\ fEe1ee W~estWardiy viz sc Wheatous
1o honndary line 7Ieet 70 the northwest
llS-.sr ~ Iot 10 q, and 70 the Erst named
sTsV-thence sOuthWardly VIII the east side o.
- aIsv so feet 10 the ~lsgluulug- with al
- anturtenaDces lhereunlo 1elouG1lEs tbs
"a hereby sold being No. On said s15divls-
Terms Of ssl-Crsdit Of zxmouths, purchaser
,xecuiug bond with good securrys and ausu
on the properly u1W Tie purchase
rue GOOD. and sale TO Be confirmed by decree
4 Chancery court, barring sl right or equity
q redennpfgu. II. .. SLAUGHTER.
jaistd Trustee
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Institution, organized IN 1855. continues 20
transActa
General Exchange q Banking Business.
NJ On.
sERMAN NATIONAL Bank,

The undersigned would most respectfully
announce 70 his friends and the public gem
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Chancery Sale of City Property,

The Planters Bank fTennsssee ~. 3 MeTriM.
DY virtue ofau interlocutory decree entered
ID in thiscause on the 2d day OF February,
ls5l, and renewed az the November term. 1855,
Of the Chaucery Side OF 1.-THE Common Law and
Chance-y Court Of the city Of Memphis, i VIII
sell. TO the highest bidder, az the Court House
door in the CITY Of Memphis. on Saturday,
March Cd, 1855, between 10 and ~ ", the follow
ing Real Estate, 70 VII: A certain lot OF parcel
Tenn. yin on the west side OF Tennessee
street. fronting on said street 90 feet. and run
ming back between parallel lines 90 feet, 70 the
edge Of the Mississippi river, t5sthe same more
or less. and numbered on the plan Of said city,
as Lot NC. 3, in Block MOL
TERMs OF bALE.-On a credit ofsixaud twelve
months. ia equal payments; purchaser giving
ponds with approved security.
AUGUSTON ASTON Clerk and Master.
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GhanOery Sale of City Property
Saturday March 3, Isco.

J. D. Williams -. Valentine Werner. Emmii
Mix, Wm. H. Porter, Daniel NJ. Sechler, and
Jchn Ellison IS. Valentine Werner. and Coal
man Boyd rs, Valentine Werner.
D1 virtue OF an inrerlocutOW decree IL tns
ID above consolidated causes, made on 5th day
OfJune, ls65 and reneWed at the NoVember term.
lco, Of the Chancery side Of the Common Law
and Chancsy Court Of the City Of Msmpns 1
VIII sell az public suction TO the highest o,4eSl
az the Court House door, IL the city o.
phis, between the hours of40 and y ~ o15
urdey, March 3 lS65, the foloVing l14S -.
GELS OF ground, attached IN these Causes -,
Two lots, at corner or Intersection ~ 49, 49,
side OfC0usey street, IN The LIy o. -eEt-J
shelby county, Tennessees tosssIo-tb Side ~
one lot, fronting % feet on tbe
Vance street. and running back ostSesa Pst-
allel lines, 80 fset on Coqssy sLL,a -esr -
NORM ofssid los 20 feet vide, ang running east
gFard from Csusev street e1ies- me t9Ss 1efsoy
5nfen6eI bsinr I0ts Nos. and IN Block NO.
- - ~ 49, On the plan OF that part OF
~, - 80 q loush MeIaphis, together with
~ LRii5i1@s nd improvements thereon.
T-prs creQll Of s1 ana we've
non45s- ii equal payments, purchaser giyinS
to.t I7th aDproVad ocur1tyi and Len rstalned
m nsvmsnf Il the p1rehaee money.
aas5-tds. AuGusToN ALSToSi GAM
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MemphIs. u. %. =. - -.

NOTICE Pursuant to q deed OF -russ
~ executed 20 me by John T. BIB and Aua
h. BbD, dated the Sh January, 1850. and re-
corded iuthe Registers ONCE OF Shelby counrv
Teonesses, in Book No. 40, pages go. IS audeh
for the purposes tlersln coutotned. 7 wIL -
the 9th day OF EebEuaFyl 1876, OF me premfseg
sell % th5 highest bidder, for cash. theIctOk
trict, IN said county and state. nontlnE 10 faer
On the west SIDE OF Sample avenue by Ebo1t ~
deep, beginning az the southeast corner Thereof
a stake about = chains and 20 HuEs uo-th or
northWardly from TIE center Of the New Ra-
road, and Tor more fuu description. uar-
ricplar reference is here made 10 aid trust
deed. The right Of redemption waived All
sell such utla only as is vested N nae.
JOHN G. HALL, Trustes.
December 9TH. 1854 ae9 tGE
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MEMPHIS APPEAL


Better than ~graadeur. better than gold.
Ahan rank and titles a thousand fold.
a a heaituy pouy. a mind at ease.
1l4 simple pleasures that always please
= 4afl mat can feel for anothers woe,
anu share ms joys with a genial glow
WIN sympathles large enough to enfold
AL men as Drothers, is better than gold.
Better than gold is s conscience clear,
AhouEh toinng for bread In an humole sPnefe'
Doully olest with content and health
Aullea ny the Just or cares or wealth.
Lowry living and lofty thought
A1orn n enoble q poor mans COT
f1r mind and morals In natures plan
Are the genuine test Of a gentleman
Better than eold is the sweet repose
@. The sons OF toll when their laDors close;
Batter than gold Is The poor mans sleep
And the balm thai drops on MS slumhers deep,
Erlug sleeuing drauEhts TO the doWnv bed
Where luxury pillows his aching head,
1fls simple 0piaue labor deems
A shorter road 10 the land Of dreams.
Better than gold is The thinking mind.
Thar fu the realm Of book can ind
A treasure surprising Australian ore.
And 1--we with the great and good OF vore.
Tie saFes lord ana the poets Law.
TIE Elores OF empire passed away
The W1IQs great drama viii thus unfold.
And gl7-d q pleasure better than gold.
EsIter than gold Is g peaceful home.
Y L5re al the ureside charities come,
me shrine or love, the heaven OF
1a-oNe4 py mother, or sister. or wife,
However humble the home may be.
~ lfleQ with SORROW by heavens decree.
me blessings That never were bought or sold,
@N-1 oeAtef There, are better than gold.
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Southern Manufactures +!

II. 2. TREAT,
MANUFACTURES Plows, scrspers. Buu
VI Tongues, sweeps, etc
Wagons and Drsys made to order.
Agricultural dealers and planters viii n 1t
10 their interest 10 call and see me before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Also for sale tive Portable Engines, on Madi-
son street Bayou Bridge.
n B. Mechanics wanted. ja2T-lm
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SAVINGS

IN which Deposits OF ONE DOLLAR, and
greater sums viii be received, and draw inter
est at the rate OF four per cent. per annu1n,
when the same remains three months or
longer. taiB 3n
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TnanIrent Nnflce.

THE insolvency % The estate Or Wellington
no1qidson deceased. hEyinz been surzearei
- ~ Gers OF The County Court Of 0hton
eo,r4v. tennessee, al persons Milling claims
s1sinsf said estate are hereby ncti1ed 70 &c
- vim the CLERK OF tee County court "a
0bion county, on or before the lath day % Nav.
feaa dulv authenticated as required BY law. for
rara feuianeut. or this notice viii be pfend
bar of their recovery. By order OF the Gerk
I'd the County COurt Of O0lcn county, Ieruss.
-. tbs. 18th day Of Dscemoer, EG
LLDoNALD5ON,
janT sn AdmtnissEatoT, 90,
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A T the February term OF the County Court
"a OF shelby county, Tennessee, l VIII apply,
for letters Of administration on the estate Of
Marion Swensoa, late OF said county deceased
an sth, 1856. GEO, ".
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Col T. B. Roy, late Chief Of staff
y Gen Har4ee, has become associate
gator q tie Selma, Ala, NesSergeT.
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Bradiey's Duplex Elliptic skirt,
The NEST popular and fexibis ia uss- For
sale By
WALTER BROS q D
- Maiu street, Memphis Tenn.
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virtue Of . Deed Of Trust. executed 90 ths
ID undersigned by arthur UonneI, on he Ism
day OF October, 1867, which is OF record IA Book
No. -, and Oh pages 4s5, 49 and In, he VIII
sell, at public auction, te the highest bidder, for
cash, in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
FIRST DAY OF MARCH NEXT, the foi-
lowing described lot or part Of lot o. and 70
wit. Beginning Al a point on the wesl side Of
Third street, one hundred ana four and a half
feet south from Adams street thence Wes.-
wardly parallel with Adams street forty feet .
thence ~sGutnWardly on a line parallel with
Third street twenty-five feet thence east.
wardly parallel with Adams street forty Fer 10
Third street thence ~uOrthUsrcly Wftn 1hs
being n The city Of Memphis, Tennessee
II. n. PBGH. Trustee.
Memuhfg. Jan. -. IHE. saura 49,
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LEGAL.

NOTICE--Au persons holding claims
~ against The estate Of j. T.. Buzgs, decd, and
against the firm OF Brooks & 5dEgs. viii NE
them with the undersigned al his pace OF bush
ness, No f Frontstreeh Memphis.
i. B. SCGGS-
Admr Est. Of J. @. SUES.
January 18th. 1861. jan5 Sm
NOTICE.-Notice IS hereby given % al
~ persons fnterested, that VIII apply 70 the
County Court Of Shelby at the usIr February
term, Tor letters OF administration On the estate
OF John MCInuas, decd.s
fans fw@ JAMES DOFAUGH
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sradIey's Duplex Elliptic skirt,

Very flexible, folded easily when m use. 70
occupy a snail space, and an article o. Superior
excellence For sale, Ia al sylas. a the
SOUTHERN PALACE
NIXON, WOOD a co.
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ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate.
saturday. sddayO Of March. 1860.


J0hn D. Fennsll. t. a. J.. Montgomery and
A ID. WiEherpoou-
DY virtue Of an luterlocutory decree made al
ID the November term OF the Cbaucery side %
the common Law and C~haueery Court Of the
city OF MemPels, j viii selat PuuLlc Auction, ~
the Court House door. on Saturday. The third
day Of March, 1851, between the hours Of 20
and y o'clock IA. the following desel5sd tract
fuQ zen acres. two and a half miles southeast q
Memphis, on the north side Of Jackson street OF
avenue. az 10 Is ssmeliUes called, known on T.
W. Fuckers Map OF the city Of Memphis and
it, suburbs. as McLamore avenue, beginning o
the north side Of said avenue where the same Is
iutersectsd BY the alley lying Immediately east
Of Greenwood Female College. As then known,
now called the state Female College, and run
ming thence east with MCLemOrs avenue and
with the avenue east Of the College, SUCH
Clude ten acres.
TERsrs or 5ALE-Credlts % seven months.
faB IDS A ASTON. Clerk and Master.
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Sale Of Real Estate,
Saturday, March Sd, 1866.

John 5. ClsybrOok and Willoughby Williams,
Trustees Ofthe Memphis and Hopeneld Real
Estate Stock Association, Is. A. q. Ellis.
DY virtue Of an introductory decree made az
ID the November term. 1866. oftheC hanceTy side
OF the Common Law and Chancery Court Of the
city Of Memphis, 1 sell at public auction al the
p o'clock N, on Saturday, March %, 1850, the
following tract OF land, tO-wtt; Lying and
being In shelby county, Tennesse, on the waters
Ofthe LOOSa Hatchie and the Mississippi rivers
being q part Of the 800 acre tract granted by the
state OF Tennessee 70 JnO. G. McLsmOre and A
b. Carr, BY grant 800 and bounded as follows.
Beginning at q stake which stands about forty
two degrees East. ten chains nom stake where
the West boundary Of the 5000 acre tract for
merly interested tbs old bank Of the Mississippi
river, where are marked three
pointers; thence East sixty-two chains and
s~eventy-hve links 70 apecan tree marked Z, on
south, fourteen degrees East, with the mean
dsrings OF said river, eight chains, 70 a stake
thence South four degrees East seven chains
and hfIy links, 70 q stake; thence south
ten chains 70 e stake which stands south
my degrees. East twenty-five links from a
blackberry marked e thence along Rozeles
line West thirty-tWO chains and sevenIy-nVe
inks TO stake; thence North hfty-dYe and a
half degrees, West twenty-five chains toa stake
North forty-twO degrees, West ufteen
chains 70 the beginning; containing one huu-
Ired and twenty-three and n1nety-One One-hur-
iredth l23 9l-l0Ol acres
,redit. purchaser giving bonds with good and
AUGUsToN ASTON, Clerk. SMastsr.
fe20-fds Z
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WIN me Immense resources OF ths above
SonapShes, yneu long aud faithful experience
70 ana their promptness and ib-
sgLs-Hsty N me adjustment and settlement OF
y q sIs enabled 70 oner to insurers the
Is P2Sln4e security against the dangers OF
ne Wster and accident, upon terms a. favor
aoie a. consistent with the hazard incurred.
In me Ldfe Department, Tie nutuaI Benedt
stands without a rival.
icing enurely MUTUAL, its profits are d.
Ld9S1 among the Policy Holders DURINd
n - LlfE1 nus assisting them in the pay
y naakes no EXTRA CHARGES for resldenee
"a ennsNses, sne Us large accumulation OF as
sels ana smau ratio OF expenses, furnish the
pest possible guaranty ofits stability and per-
All Applications for assurances aithfauy az
paid al this Agenqy.
HENP.Y A. LITTLETON,
Agents
No. a Madison Street,
noy5-sA IME1fPzEs, TENN
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Chancery Sale Of City Lots,
Saturday. March Sd, 1886.

John o. GrsenIaw and Wm. B. Greenlaw, a.
George Il. VaufOssen.
DT virtue ofan int~erlOcutOry decree made ~
ID the November term. 1881 f Chaucery SIDE n
the Commsn Law and ChaueeFy Court Of the
City of Memphis, I viii sellatPubhc Auction. In
front Of Court House door Memphis Tenn
on saturday. the third cay OF March, 1856.
between tie hours Of 10 and u O'Clock M Lot
No. 2B, on a plan OF the extension u the north
ern part Of The City % Memphis, through the
lands o. COMPARTMENTS. John D. q Wm. B.
GreeniaW and others, survey made BY b. J..
Kerr. IN april. 1850, and bound as fOllOW- .
Fronting saventy-four feet three inches, On the
east SIDE OfSirth street, and running back 1871
feet 10 the vest side Of Raleigh Road.
TERlIs or SALE-Cash-
ta35 tds a. ASTON. Clerk and Master.
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BradIey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
i the best quality 10 ever part. graceful
IN shape, and b=luz tsuuie, make rLs most
stylish. comfortable aul ec01ollczls skin wcrl.
ForEsIs by
MACK BROTHEES & BQHM
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2ft0tt4 duplex elliptic -EAEts
Isof the best material, style ana uzuu1ac-urei
and the most graceful. durahl5 ana ocol1m1-
IA ELrt made For sale ~
RICE. ETZ a CO.
~ and " M-M --..-
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-EeT are such important and ,uucl
desired personages that they must 10 on.
gagged sCme time before thew are wanteJ
you must also bespeak the fountain Nc,
which YOU reside, by mailing on ~ 49,
OF paper, on which Is written thar - :
certain day named, Madame So-anJ-s1
requires he great stone trough me-
N1-c4 the water runs, for her l~essiye.
Al4 uen no one on that day dare puf a
anger Ia without v0ur leave
ne whole business Of the wash lasts
lDD Gays On the trst day the clothes
are STEPPED IN cold water ohIv. on he
=Sna DAY they are all put together fn
an immense lIb, ve- which il laid a
strong linen sheet
On this b great quantity Of wood ash.s
paced and then boiling water Is
poured Oh -1em III the Linen is covered
me 4e- 41eu they are allowed ID
p n9.l HioeH the liquor is run OF
-- apf Then more boiling water
a-- red % litter through the as6es. and
process Is repeated till evening
Are .a.rl oe- Tie linen Is taken out Gf
- Ee and well washed with hon water
@ and the fourth 10 IS removed 10
I- rD b. rubbed and beaten ON
.s.r r.1-ed and blued. when t1-
- comes u-r u the I've, any one uusc-
9 THIS mode Of washing would
ID mink It ITetrieva5lv ruined
3 l and &, Is not I'LL IL has
-- -- --tup-lald riused ia The frssu-
-.-Ealu- lis color and becomes
beautifully white.
omen alea peculiar and
-i-.a-. raH.. LHev are -ga $500
the IIudest takers. H. -,
eaters and sometimes drinkers IA
D. me canton. They are ueIv. ola -TS
.l- Hlll lean hands, WizeneI f..as nj
si .Al0-. All sea immense hs--
-a q knob 80 the top, and their Old pft, ,
coats and jackets look as If they ma
H buried hundreds Of years and focr
-P again. The three or four days
twice l the year, they are on q /
b, your mouse your servants have
enough ~ork % 10 in cooking a 4
- dishes - suit their fasHdi0us /
Lot they have s diet peculiar =, I
'-1y and Il You don't oblige fbeD
you are left IN the Iureb 4
l-I -len must 20 unwasbed.
As- Az is dried, there is frouipg
"a thys' during which every fe1.aL
~ +-l mouse Is pressed into service
a TWO 9f three laundressa
-L' NAeu az is dried, mended
-rie la quiet Iu the h0t,la -
months aA1 more and I auo not i've
us4 but Le ID imuleDss gn-7 II
we should not find ita betfeg q
ooh rs regards the blesehf1g pan
l9l- % the comfort Of on vac
a pan everlasting lnsa sasc3ort7
'--ei -ss-n9yl ing weekly washes AZ
-1g ne elaA think Of those wierd 1oIL
.ls women, ga15lug and bawliUg -
q eAs l9-Ahr and I am c0uvioE3 80
4 cou-1 return % Switzerland ~. -
years hence, the race Womb - ~
14ugsli aal that one Uf the 6rzt t5f.I
ha5 nay eyes rested on would ~ 81 t9
.ppearance the anne crooked Wize,-I
lasz standing in the mud ronn5 ~
Jlntaln.- VAtlgC Lie To- N,ci,---oT
~ a portrait, said 20 be thar or s,oka
seare, by a contemporary painfa-
ln the possession OF Dr.. Claw IN
lchasteT. The painting, which Is
-eng-f0ur inches by twenty, has n 4
51ears. been in the possession Of the
.nIy Tor upward Of ne hundred YEAR
Dee face is thoughtful and slightly
.uched with melancholy, the ewes
eng remarkably expressive and pleas
.E
Col r. b. BOY, late Chief Of star
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
Saturday, Sd day OF March 1886.

Alex. Mum. ~ a. Il Douglas, A. Dowsu and
others.
DT virtue Of an tu-terloc1t1ry decree, made n
ID the above caussa al cneN November Term. l15,
Of the ChanceTy side OF the O0unon Law and
Chsncery Court OF the City OF Memphis ] VIII
sell at Public Auction. 80 the Court House door,
on Saturday. the third day % March, Is66, be-
tween the hours Of 10 and lZO'ci0ck. NJ. the fol
lowing Real Estate, tO-Wlr: a tract o. land con-
tanning 1912 ac IN District No. 4. and Ranges s
and 3, Section 4, in Shelby County, Tennessee,
Polk audasTnau tract djoining said Polks tract
on the north
TERMS Or SALE-5aid land viii b sold on a
credit Of SIX and twelve months.
ia 8-tds. a. ALsTON. Cie-E and Master.
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DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
ID and the Public generally. that 4 havo on
hand and constantly receiv1ng) one OF the
largest stocks OF goods IN my line ever brought
TO this city, all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared 10 sell Al Lower figures than any house
in the city. To close cash buyers I can offer Su-
Stock and Prices, and become satisfied. Ny
stock consists, in part. OF the lollowinR articles
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

JOLUMBIAN GIN
Al NIPeEN & REAkERrs
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THE RULES AND BYLAWS
Governing Visitors to
ET,MW00D CEMETERY

ESTABLISHED some eight months ego. ar8
II Still in active force, and VIII 1s kept up.
Notwithstanding the withdrawal OF the al
tary guards rom The gates.
Parties visiting these grounds must obtain q
Permit, or otherwise they VIII not be Gdm11JeA
within the inclQsure.
Tickets can De had al al tines az J.. C. Holss
q Co.'S. Main street. ". X Smith q Cos. Non
rec street; Owen smith. corner OF 6aYo51 and
Second streets, undertakes
Family tickets can be bad Al all times at the
Once IN the Cemetery. THOS. STEWART,
dsl-8m superintendent
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MISOELLANEoUs.
" e W SKIRT
FOR 1866.
TEE GREAT INTENTION OF THE ACE.
J. W. BradIeysa
ELLIPTIC
> x Z H II,
VESTS. BRADLEY a CARY.
bers and y and 81 Eeads street,
EEW YORK.

This invention consists o. DupIeU Tor -rrI
Eliptio Pare RshnedEtssl Spring inzsui1uzlv
braided Hghtly and Grniy together. aizr 10
edge, making the toughest, most flexible. elias
tic and cur1Dle ever used- They seldom
bend or break. Ike ths SINGLE SPINS. and con-
sequeutiy preserve their perfect ard 1eauuul
shape more than twice IS long rs any SINCE
spring skirt that ever has Or can be u1fa.
The wonderful heLbuity ana great comfort
and pleasure 70 any lady wearing the uuuisE
ElIpIc skin wiz Da experienced particularly
I'm all cruWded GssemDIas- gusraA carriages,
railroad cars. church peFss aEm clzaE, fr
promenade and house dress, a. the skis can TO
folded when In Use % occupy a sLzL paee -
easily and conveniently ~ "a res
Alady having enjoyed t1s pleasure. COMFORT
and great -cOuTeulelce o. u7ar1G Tie Duplex
Elliptic steel spring sEtr Tor q single day TLI
never afterwards wLlinEiT dispense WIN t1Etr
USE Fog Children. misses aud yO11E -2al=d
they are superior % an Qrlerz
The hoops are coT6rel VITA I've ply f1uciE
twisted thread and VIII wear twice a. long IS
the single yarn coFEuUE Wuich a used on All
single steel hoop skirts Aue three bottom rods
on every skirt are also dolnla steel, ana twice
or double covered % prevent the covering l-um
wearing on fhe rods when u7aeeluS down
stairs. stone steps. etc. a-c. wuic1 s6ev zr5
constantly subject 70 when in use
All are made Of LL9 new and elegant 1CrrzL
tapes, and are ere best quality IN every uarTs
giving 70 TIE Tearer rleE1zr Ers1elU aUe per-
feet shape possible, ana are unquesI1laulE tr8
Isntsst most desirable, comfortable and eco
uouical skirt ever made.
For sale ia al urs6 class stores, WlclsszLe and
states ~aLdCanauaS Havana de cuba. MeEcJ.
south America, and the West fulla=
So Inquire for the EupIeU Ef1fuafC fnF
Double Spring SKIRT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-04
Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate.
Saturday, Cd of March, 1866.

T.. c. Belts. e a., -. Frazer Titus.
DT virtue Of an fu-terlocutory decree made IN
ID the above cause, on March lst, 1881. and re-
ueWad on liz 18th % Deceunbsr, l5o3-I VIII sell
al Public Auction 10 the highest biicer 81 the
Court House door, on Saturday. the third day
Of March. ls6, In the city Of Memphis. De-
lowing described Tract Of Land. to-Wit: FOuE
Hundred and -Four Acres Of Land, situated Ia
the County Of shelby and state or Tennessee,
North OF Wolf River, formerly the farm Or
Frazer Titus. and formerly known as Duck
Range" being the same conveyed 70 Frazer
Titus by Mrs. S. Parks and D. II. Walker. The
shove described Tract Of Land Will 10 sold In
parcels Of 20 and 40 acre
TERlrs o. SALE-Are on o credit OF @, u and
IS months: Bonds. with good security. and u
lien retained on the land % secure the purchase
money. a. ASTON. Clerk & Master.
This .Tauuarw gqrh Isag IA a-fdq