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ChnlIcelm SnLe

or city Lots. on wednesday, Ilth day OF Aprll,
lsdB, in front OF the Conrt House door, Mem
phls, Tenn.
W. Baxter IS. Sally F. Baxter.
DY virtue Of an interlocut0ry decree made IN
ID the cause, on the ChanceEy side Of The
Common Law and thanceU Court Of the city
or Memphis, I will sell NJ public auction, ma
front OF the court House door, on "Wednesday,
18th day Of April, 1850. between the hours Of Il
aud y O'Clock m, the foliuwtug described prop
eTty. Lots ~ umd 80, on the plan and survey
or lots surveyed by F. q Todd for WillOugtby
Wiliiams, south OF Walker avenue, west OF
fernando plank ROAD and east OfOrleans street
The said Lots are about ~ miles from Court
Square Ia the city OF Memphis.
TERMS OF SALE:
500 cash, balance IN three equal instaIlmeuts
payable on the lst Nov, l5JG, list Nov, ISE, aud
st Nov. lNs; purchaser giving bonds with
good security, bearing interest from date.
MIRO tbs A. AISrON. CletE and Master.
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LEGISLATION

Prom The Richmond Illnesl
After ninety days of nominal labor.
fourteen OF which were consumed IN a
holiday tOT which the constituency paid,
The Legislature adjourned, leaving Nir-
ginia I'm an infinitely mere depiOrable
state than when they met.
The desolate condition OF This city, and
the calamitous event which swept away
its garnered wealth, its warehouses, pub
Tic buildings and principal street in a few
hours, while 10 filed even the hearts Of a
victorious Federal s0ldiery with pity, ut
terry failed 20 excite the sympathy OF 9
Virginia Legislature. That senselo7s
jealousy Of the metropolis which in for
mer times, before the state was divided,
we fOOiishly ascriued 20 tle influence OF
The Northwest, was nev more appa-
rent than during the Legislative session
which has lust ended. We can recall, at
this time, no measure which our repre-
s-eutauves advocated a. calculated 10
build up the metropolis Of the State, and
The prOudest historical city Of North
America, which was not defeated.
We do not at this time, prefer charges
or either Incidence, iueficiency or want
Of ability against our delegation, but they
seem to have all belonged 10 the family
Of Aurad, the Dulucky. Their utter
want Of legislative experience was, Of
course, o great disadvantage, but the
failure Of the measures Ia which Rich
mond was particularly interested we as
cribe mainly 10 a very insane, irrational,
unreas0ning prejudice against the me-
trOpolis Of the State.
Upon o occasion when a jealousy
Just rs absurd sprung up among the diff
ferent orders of Rome, The famous fable
Of the belly and the members " brought
al classes 20 their senses.
But We fear that there Is no argument.
whether fable, auecdOte or aphorism.
which can ever drive into the thing
which is called " the Legislative mind,
the conviction that jealousy Of Richmond
is a species Of rural insanity, very dan
gerOus and incurable.
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T~h1isfee,s SHE.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed 70 me
ID as trustee by Mary j.. Harman, with the
consent OF her husband, B. Desha Hartman, On
the 18Th day OF July, lS0, anu recorded in the
Registers ONCE OF shelby county, Tennessee,
in book a, pages 70. "a, 81 and 81, on the LIST day
OF August, 1850, to SECURE the Payment Of GER
tain notes therein specified, ! vii sell, al public
auction. to the highest bidder, for cash, in f. ont
OF the BUSINESS house of HOyster, Trezegaut &
Co, on second street. in the city OF Memphis.
between Jefferson aud Adams streets, on
wednesday, the 18th day OF March, is8, be-
tween the hours or u and y O'CLOCK a. m, the
following tract OF Land, VIZ lying and being
In the county OF Shelby, ana state of Tennessee,
and bounded As follows, viz: Beginning at the
corner OF 8 forty-fOur acre tract. on
the north side OF an aYenue forty feet wide, and
on the east side Of the fernando plank read,
the point OF beginning being eleven chains and
thirty-three links north n0m a stake, from
which y. - F. thirty-three links stands a
white oak marked J. s: thence north twenty
two chains 70 q stake on the west bank Of Cane
creek thence east twenty chains to a stake /;
tLouce souIl tHenty-tWO chains 70 q slahes
thence west with the north side Of said avenue
twenty chains 70 the beginning, cOntainiug
forty four acres, variation B east, being % The
northwest corner OF tract OF land sold TO A-G-
Ellis by W ,. Lundy, administrator Of j. Z.
Lundy, d ceased. and sold by A. O. Ellis 10 J.
Q. McAIanus, and J.. C.. McManus TO Mary J.
Hartman. The right OF redemption Is expressly
waived, and the tito 70 said land f. considered
unquesfionable, but CONVEX a. Trustee only.
feb ID John c. LONslALE, Trustee.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between
J. :. BOstick, s. i. Gridith aud a.. l. Alden, IN
der the style OF BOSTICk, GRIFFITH &C., Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
US. BOSrICK,
+. B.. GRIFFITH,
7. l.. ALDEN
Memphis, Feb. Il, 1855.
NOTE--Anyu unsettled business pertaining to
the above firm will be adjusted by Mr.. Alden &c
The old stand, No. 2s Front Street.
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Immense reward.

We find the following published in the
New Haven Conn Register:
SlO8.G00.O0O REwARD-L0sT-A BUREAU.
The sole property Of a poor freedman,
who is iucOusOlable. said bureau con-
Iained six drawers, in which were de-
posted the following valuable articles,
rO-wit:
No. 1. 100000 acres Of publlc land
and confiscated estates, some Of which IS
very valuable for raising sea Island cot
ton.
No. .. Daily rauuus for 1903 freedmen
for ten wears. with privilege OF removal.
No. 8. Clothing outfits for the same
number Of freedmen. of the best quality,
and got up without cost including fine
tooth combs. s0zOdOnt and night bloom
ing cereus.
No. l. 100 first class residences for
freedmen-TOyernment pattern, with al
the modern Improvements.
No. >. 1000 colleges, schools, churches,
(0rth0G0x,I hospitals, alms-houses, etc,
all IN the highest style Of the art.
No. g. Government commissions for
eT3.H d salaTied agents to superintend the
disposition of the above property. These
commissions are very valuable, and
eagerly sought fori as the emoluments
are lucrative, the perguisites abundant,
the duties light and character no object.
The last seen Of the Bureau il was in
the hands of the representative Of the
people, vino is supposed 10 have il in lis
hreeches pocket. ANY information which
viii lead 70 the Impeachment and con-
viCuOn OF this agCacl0us Gsurper 10y
which the Bureau may be recovered, will
DE rewarded as above by
gTNTyFR q al
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Trust S0Ie.

ID she 18th day OF June, 1850 and registered IN
Registers Office Of the county OF Shelby, State
Of Tennessee, BY J. H. Stevenson and W. l.
5. N. Gates the payment OF certain notes IShall
proceed TO sell for cash % the highest bidder IN
mont Of the real estate Office OF MOSsARRAF,
LASIER q Co., Irving Block. city Of Memphis,
Tennessee, between the hours OF 10 and Y o clock
on Friday. Marsh Mth, 1855, tho following de-
Shelby, stale Of Tennessee, near the north
eastern boundary ofthe city OF MamphiS - lots
number On tWenty-sX and On Jweuty-SsFen
in tho subdivision OF said s. M.Gates, as per plat
on record IN 2 gIsteris Office Of shelby county
Tennessee.
The title Is believed good, bus / only convey
as trustee. q. u. MOASAkRAT,
EmUa a UanaHma
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Nnn-Reeidenf Notice.

On the Chaneery Side of the Common Law ana
Chnncery C0uit ofthe City OF Memphis. Tenn.
T. W. Moon, 81. Juds0n ami Pc Le--e- E IS
o. Nelson & Co. Bank Of New Orleans. IT, W..
Conner aad soa- - ~.
It appearing from AFFIDAVIT In this cause That
the defendants. - Flouruow. the hens glI
personal representative d. HlIe burns
deceased said Blackburn having been ul t.a
firm Of Fl0uru0y & B~lackDuEu. j. EErraT,
heirs and personal repre-eu-lrIges ef James
Craig, deceased OF Mississippi Henry Hop
bins, the Bank Uf New Orleans. Lle louisiana
state Bank, n W. Conner and SON. Irs- Elf-
erling, the BanE-of Chester. -outA t|erIllu-
St0eEinger. Jonathan Montgomery. Z Crib
BILE. Charles r. Aller-A.C Elyr-. ~ -elrIlI..
Uuphelbeck. and Hide q Goodrich. and al
Others, holders OF notes executed by W. P-Wur-
field TO $. %. Nelson & Co., secured hr q Iegl OF
Trust OF February Et, Ls1l, in real estate fro
shelby ounty, Tennessee, are non reside
euts Of the state Of tennessee. o. is there
fore ordered that they make their appearance
herein 40 the Courthouse. IA the tlty Of Mem
phis, Tennessee within the first tlree days 81
the next term Of said Court foC0fnf neur-ou fa-
second Monday I'm MAY. l8d.ant plead alau ar
OF demur 70 c-omplaluaEtS supplemented BILL
orrhe same viii De taken lr con fe1sed ue U1
them, and set for hearing eqUric, and thar "a
copy Of this order be published once week
for four successive weeks In the Memphis Ar-
PEAL
4UGUsTOT ASTON, clerk aud master.
COpy-Attest:
PostOu, Humrs& Scott sols. GrC0Lpl1tlIur
#aHT nnnmHu=rHw
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Trust Sale.

n virtue offs deed oftu-t 5atof efes ~ Ma
L-4oe 70 me by ala X King. which
On reeord DC the ReQfQterE Once 81
-sNngt Ia D00EaNO. -. rarae 20 % 81
aho - \ VIII sell Tor casa To- ne EigbesT fdfer
h.LS - q AprA 1875 between tHs hours of
the city Of Memphis, the fofoEf,S ---s-f-
W. n me Guy or Memphis. Teune5s-s reair.
mug az ne Intersection u the west sfde ~ ~
80 stteei a. extended by John OverfonI win
ne south side Of Calhoun street. fhenee vyss4-
49, VIII the south side OF Calhoun sr-aef
GSt Lhenae southWan4 be- rirht ans.as
eel % IN aney - feet vide. thence -a-f --ff,
said alley 20 feet 70 De5oto stroet. fber,-
nora Win Dfeoto street lJ farf 10 no
2eglnniug, being lot no. Q a. laid or bv Holm
ONerton IN bis addition to the citv or Nsmphis
ah4 eonneyea ny Uverton TOD q. Humphrevs
aho oy Humphreys 70 James Earbur. aud Ea--
Dur 70 AG W~ithenspoon. and by Wmharspoon
% u NJ Courtney, and by Courtney ~ Lula ~
hing 1he Ilsnt Or redemption r. waived. 4
mrsiawiw &c. GR.FFISG.
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Reply o. Napoleon - the Frenc h senate
Address.

Reply Of Napoleon - the French senate
Address
The following Is the Emperor's reply
70 the deputStion OF the Senate charged
TO present the address lately voted
Gentlemen: The address OF the Senate
issn eiOQuentc documentary n my speech
Il develops what I only indicated, AMI II
explains all that / wished 70 imply.
You desire, like myself, stability, The
rational and progressive development Of
Uur institutions ameliOratiOn in the posi-
zion of Tire greatest number, and "a
maintain intact the national dignity anc
honor This agreement is in itself q
force
The moral world, like the physical.
obevs certain general laws which cannot
ba iur-iured without danger. II is not
bv daily weakening the basis Ofsn edincg
that the browning Of the building is &c.
CELEBRATED. Ny Government is not sta
iouarv: IL advances, and il means q
advance, but on a ground consolidated,
and capable OF sustaining power and
nbertv.
Let as call 20 our aid progress in al It's
forms, but let Us build up, layer after
LAYER. thai great pyramid, which has foI
base universal suffrage, and for its sum
nit the civilizing genius OF France.
These sentiments, so well expressed in
v0ur address, have greatly touched me;
they sre worthy of the first body in the
State-the vigiiaut guardian II the Con-
stitution and OF the principles which e
sets forth.
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TRUST She,

ny virtue OF a deed Of trust executed to mo on
ID the "a day OF rune. 1850, and registered in the
Registers once Of the county OF Shelby, State
OF Tennessee, on tbs 9TH day OF June, 1860, hy
Samuel McKeuna 10 secure certain notes due
S. NJ. Gates. / shall proceed 10 sell 10 tie highest
bidder for cash IN front Of the real estnte ONCE
or MoSsAEKAT, LASIER & Co, Irving Block.
CITY Of Memphis, Tennessee. between the hours
OF 10 and Il O'clock on Friday, March 5Uth, ISB.
the following lots of land described as follows.
10 via lying and being in the county OF shelby
corner ofthe city Of Memphis, being lot nuIs-
Der lhree (9 on The plan or map Of survey ana
subdivision Oft b tract Of s NJ. Gates
The title 10 the above properly is belieyedto
be good, bot ] convey only as trustee.
g. y. MQNsARRAT,
feZI-f1 Irugtaa
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{ nEG LEANE TO INFORM NY FRIENDS
E1 aud the Public generally, inst ] have on
I Band land constantly receiTng) one OF the
| largest stocks OF goods In my line ever brought
! 10 fhfs CITY, an Purchased FOR Cash, and am pre-
,ars5 =, sell ar Lever figures than any bcnee
In the CITY. To close cash buyers I can ODER SUI
psrIor Inducements Call ana examine my
! Stock and Prices, and become satisfied. Ny
stock consists, in part OF the following articles
A general assortment PLAN and fancy
Candies,
! Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cre8m Nuts, Can Honey
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
Filberts, Can Green Corn,
/ Figs, Can Msokerel,
I Currants, Can Tomatoes,
I CiUrOn, Tomato Catsup,
Honey in Glass, Pepper Sauce,
Jellies In Glass, Sardines, & : bEs.,
Preserves In Glass, HOLSTERS, q = lbs,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, :, /, B. and
Brandy Cherries, gal. jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. & Ido.
Pineapples in Glass, Strip, bhls. * DO,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can P~ineapples, Reid A Coffee DO,
Can Raspherries, Powdered Sugar,
Can BlRckberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picked Beets.
Cove Oysters, ! 2Pickled Lebsters,
10. cans, Salmon, l&2lb. cans
Celsbrtaed FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch,
CARROTS Snuff in bottles and packs,
Mackerel in bbls- * hlf. bbls., Nos. /, 2
and 5,
Mackerel In kits, Nos. I, 9, and 8,
100000 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, differet Brands,
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbls.,
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices, all descriptions, ground x 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,
50 bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
20 bbls. Imitation Bombsn Whisky,
25 bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy, Claret in cs'ks& bots.
Sherry, CurasOe,
Yledeira, Absynthe,
Port
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Attachnlent Nltit.

= :. II III -I--NII-
A EfIuANIT FOR attachment having been
n made in this caEe. ia pursuance gf -crll1l
5.All or the Code o. I-uuesaee- and attachment
Martin for the sum Of nny-hiIe dollars. cue
by account on the ground tha- THIS Defendant
uezsee.
It IS therefore ordered that said defendant enc
Ter his appearance on or BEFORE he -1ru day OF
March. 1865, 70 plead, answer or lemur % rIs
said plaintiffs conaplaint, or the ssee VIII be-
taken Tor confessed and the ease set lur bearing
er p0rte. and that "a copy nf this order be pub
is8ed once a week for four consecutive weeks
In the Memphis APPEAL
Dated. Fesruary -. $50.
=. A. MOORE, Justice 90 tho Peace.
d. Nolt0u. Attorney Tor Fal8tll-
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Trust SnIe.

DY virtue OF a trust deed executed to me- on
ID 10Th day ofJune, 1850, aud registered IL the
registers Ofice OF shelby county, state OF Fen
nessee, on the 81 day Of July, 1850, by Richard
u. b. Miller, TO secure certain notes due \ N.
Gates, I Will sell 40 public auction 10 the highest
bidder FOR cash IN front Of the real estate Office
OF M-ONsARRAT, LASIER & Co, irving Block, in
city OF Memphis. Stale or Tennessee, between
the hours Of 10 snd y O'Clock on Friday, March
30th, 1855, the following lots Of land described as
follows, 10 wit: rs lots number I'd tweuty-fOur
and ~ twenty-hye in Gates subdivision o iand
situated near the northeastern bOundar Of the
city Of Memphis, state Of Tennessee.
The tile 70 the above property Is believed to
be good, but I only convey as trustee.
q. ID. MONSARRAT.
Er-
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ChanCery Sale of Real Estate.
Wednesday, the 2tst DAY OF March, 1856.

Henry IGird -. J. c. Belts aad r. r. g-9fs.
D1 virtue Of an inLerlOCut1ry decree eElrreI
ID IN the above cause, on the lhta day u De
cember, AS5, ! viii sell at public auction o. tho
highcst bidder, on wednesday, the list Gay uf
March, ls6, at the Court House door, ia The
city Of Memphis between the hours 81 IJ and
N, the following described rgui estate, viz.
" Being about three miles east Of the cry 90
Memphis, bounded On the north uT the 1ar-
mantOWn plank road. on the east Ur ra8
avenue known as Belts avenue. On Lle -lull
by a Is acre lot sold by HI Austin TO L. H.
5uCbHsys and ON the west 10y a lot belonging %
~. - Waldron, containing Ten acres.
Terms OF sale A credit or 8 uEi II months,
the purchaser giving notes with Eppr1vea Seen
rity, and a Lien retained u secure lLs payment
OF the same.
A. ASTON.
fabl9 tbs CLERK rnf Master
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~
The Democrats Of Pennsylvania in
convention met recognizing a crisis in
the affairs Of the Republic, and esteem
ing b Immediate restoration Of the
Union paramount 10 all other issues. do
resolve
Frat That the States whereof the
people were lately in rebellion are into
gral parts Of the Union, and are entitled
70 representation I'm Congress by men
duly elected who bear u faith 10 the
Constitution and laws, and, in order 70
TlnCieate the maxim that " taxatI~ =,
without representation" is tyranny. s,,,.h
representatives should be forthwith all
mitted.
Second, That the faith Of the se,,,t5I,
) pledged % the payment Of tb Aneliongf
debt and Congress shall prs An isys
necessary FOR that purpose.
Third. Ihat as We owe Bbs6ia,ee to
The Constitution OF b J United -tgTas ~
Guiding the amend n3eBt r-rshTtff50g
slavery, and under is provision Win ne
cord % those eman HiBated an their io,ts
Of person and properly.
fouTtt. That each State has the eyelu-
slve night 10 regulate the qualification of
its owu citizens
FytH. mat III white race alone is en-
uueo % uie c3ntrol Of the Government
"a lue hey' .Jlic. and We are unwilling 10
gram 20 Hegrols the right 10 vote.
S'~h That the bald enumeration Of the
principle OF the Constitution, and the
policy Of restoration, contained in the
recent annual and Freedmeu's Bureau
veto messages IL President johnson, ~
Titles him % the confidence aud support
Of All who respect the Constitution add
love their country.
SepGllL That the n8tian owes o. the
brave men CT our army snd navy "a debt
of lasting gratitude for their herr,ic SER
vices IN defense OF the C0nsutuf ion and
the Union and that while We cherish
with a tender affection Che m.emorv OF
the fallen, we pledge 10 the.rwidows and
orphans the nations care md protection.
El0hfh. That we urge upon Congress
the duty Of equalizing .he 5oanties Of our
soldiers and sailors.
Hon. Hester CIymer, on accepting
the nomination for Governor on the
above platform remarked 81 know no
higher law than the Constitution Of
which jefferson and Madison were the
founders Jackson the defender. Webster
the ~ezpauujer, and Of which johnson isl
the uphOldcE. IEu0w no other standard
of political action than equal aud exact
justice 10 ali special priviieges 10 none.
I have no other political creed than that {
given tOus by Washington and jefferson ]
/ believe in the social superiority and
viii ever maintain the political supTem-
aey Of the white race. I worship st no
political altar whose foundations sre not
based upon the sacred Union Of these
immortal States. +" 4
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Trustees Sale.
PIantRtiORin Crif(enden County.
Arkansas.
SOME go ACRES OPEN LANo.

IN pursuance OF a trust deed made to the IN
Il designed by Bryant duncan on the 7th day
Of March, 1851, and daily r~ecoroedtn said county
Monday, the 10Th day Of March. i5d6, in front OF
the Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court. in
the own OF Marion in said county, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock am. and 3 O'clock pm, OF
said day, sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash the tract OF land known as the
Duncan place, situate about one aud One-half
miles west OF Mound City on the military road,
upon which tract there is some 20 Tor mOrel
acres Of open land, houses. Out-hOusss, cotton
gin, etc, ali in good order, being the 9 : or sec
ton 81, and 20 acres strip on OF the east edge OF
" = OfsaIne section Of equal width from north
to south, alsO about Do acres OF OF the south part
OF section No ., being the portion lying be-
tween the military T0ad and said section 81
being in all about 80 acres
This sale Is TO be made for the purpose Cfpay-
ing th8 cebt in .AYOr Of Coleman, Boyd & Co,
secured by said trust deed, default in tho pay
ment Of which has been made.
VA. G.. TRICE, Trustee.
March Isl, 1854 mr4-2t
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I~nsolvent Notice.

THE insolvency of the estate Of wellington
4 Donaldson, deceased, having been suggested
u the Clerk OF the County Court OF ObioD
i9unty, Tennessee. ali persons hiding claims
sSatnss SID estate are hereby notified - ole
them vita the Clefk q ina ConntY Ccurt Of
ObiOn county. on or leiQre the iaLh day Of May
1850, duly authenticated as required by law Tor
pro rata settlements or this notice viii DO piead
In Der Of their recovery. By order OF the Clels
Of the Connty Court OF Obi0n county Ienoe7
Sc, thiz l9fh day Of December, 1862
UrEr4-.fsr .atr r
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Petition to Sen Real Estate.

County Court % shelby county, state Of Ten
urszee.
me matter q the petition Of James q.
i McKniVht, W. =. McEnlahf /. MrEnialt.
= 4 Mck night. Elizabeth sIckuizlt. and ~
= heh al for the sale q r1l estate. for
partition 10 r. =. Mcknight.
AmdavlE having been made as required ay
law and petition Eled Tor sale ofths uaaICstats.
OWued - the time q his death 1T A. j.
AckntgnL, and you having been deseEbed ia
sad petlil0u as d~efendanr, etc. Won are Hereby
repaired 70 appear In oursaid County E1ult. on
She Inst Monday In April Isl. TO 1GfUg the
second day Of April 1870 and u1.ver aid Pc
ttlcn, on the same Will be taken as ~ y1u con-
fessed. and an order for sale, e--.a as PRAYED for.
wiz be granted. 3. p. WEEE. CLERK.
I'll Mallory. Attorney FOR Pet-ioner.
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BasOlrencv Notice.

ami Chaneerr Court OF the city Of Mem
pnts-
sanq Mostly sf a. r. Clarence p HuRt asL
c,usa the insolvency Of the IS
~ HUNT being suggested. It Is or
SsrsS ~ 40 Court Install persons who ars IN
r1auner Interested Ia The admlniE-
ens = IA estate, or hav claims against
sa5d sstste. appear and nle the same vita the
CLERK and Master Court, authenticated II
eSoTanner prescribed by law IN CT before the
ffdav ofJuly, 1850. or before an appropriation OF
~ frpdS OF the estate Is made, or the same
snail and will be barred both IN law and equity,
sndfhat tflis order 20 Published for thirty DAYS
IA fhe Me1lphis APPEAL
4U5nyToN ALSToN clerk spd masisE.
FebruaV Is 80
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In accommodating these Pianos TO public
notice, / claim that they are superior TO
any other Pianos made IN U~Oitulae,
puritg Of tone, great p0lOeT, briRi1Ecy,
Tu2Ress, depth and eUenRess Of touch,
durability and finish. IHOt only claim
this, 6la Tam prepared to s~U5stdntiGte
Il to the entire satisfaction Of al par
ties Interested, and can safely ledUs IL
to any candid judge or Judges for de-
cisiOH. 4 guarantee Cf tUe years
qivea nth eUCrV Instrument and no
charges made for cOBeT, stool or chip
ping. Old Pianos taken IN exchange.
II. BERNARD.
mari lin 80 Main street.