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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

HAa M-a-A
man. ord as Of John Denver, an insane
Nate cred 70 be sent to the State Luz
rev -svlum from Chicago, were rather
larkable. They are stated by the
Zines OF that city. Two men, named
Beggs and Warner. and who are friends
Of Dewer. started with Dewer 10 the de-
pot Of the 1t. Louis Railroad, and had
safely got him inside Of one Of the cars
when he managed 10 effect his escape,
and rushing out of the ear, followed by
his keepers, collected around him a large
crowd, whom, in eloquent and earnest
language, he e~ndeavored TO persuade that
Beggs had stolen from him a bank check.
Among the crowd was a policeman, more
thoroughly convinced by the logic Of the
insane man, than any Of the rest. Tn
fortunately for Dewer, he was taken
along a. a witness 10 the alleged larceny.
When the parties reached the station
house, Beggs succeeded in convincing the
police officer. by showing him his war
rant fOrtaking Denver to the insane asy-
lum al jacksonville, that he was only a
thief in the imaginative brain Of Mr..
Dewer, and was accordingly released.
Dewer being shut up in the station house
during the night.
But this was NOT all for, when the
men had again started out for the depot,
on the following morning, and had got
him on the train, be a second time gave
them q slip. The train had just started,
when, being separated from the keeper
who bad him in charge, he made FOR the
window, and had forced himself half way
out before the latter could reach him.
The keeper, instead of taking hold Of
something more substantial. made a fran
tic grasp at the flying coat tails Of the
fugitive. The latter, however, was not
dismayed by this impediment % his pro-
gress in bis headlong exit through the
window, and willingly parted company
with these appendages, being aided in
this achievement by the law OF gravita-
ZION, which vowed too much for the
keeper, leaving him staring through the
window, and the coat tails waving grace
fully in bis hands. The new made free
dom Of Denver, however, did not last long,
he being captured by the other man,
who had not got on the train, having
anticipated this stratagem on the part Of
Dewer The train, nevertheless, went on
lS way leaving the keepers TO make
another attempt 70 convey their charge
70 Jacksonville.
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T-nsfee,a ~.

PURSUANT 70 a decree Of the ChaucsTT side
Of the Common Law anu lh1ucerT court
of the city OF Memphis in acertalu cause there
in Bending. wherein william culrl il COM
~p1aluaut, and George G.. Curie and Others ars
d~sfeudauts. I will on Wedneedav 1ue IirL day
OF February, Isd6. at il o'elOck am in mont %
odd Fellows Hall, in the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee, sell az public auction TO the hISl-st
bidder. the following property, 70 VIZ me east
haIf-bPiug 81 feet 1ont-0f two certain 1ls
Il land. yin and being in the -ufgury Of ---i-
hv. state Of Tennessee, and ciry OF Memphis
being part of the tract oflaud Known upon The
Nan Of south Memphis as blocks Nos 3 and
"a DESIGNATED upon :. C. Eleat1ns plan Of
sthdfvfiou Of said tract. made By d. A. Kerr.
l~rurvsvOr- on the UtE OF June, $50 as lots SOS.
- and q. and bounded as toloWss % VIZ Be-
gfnufug 81 the Intersection OF the east sue Or
An alley which Is fifteen feet wide, wll1 the
north sfdeof linden street, and - the s0-tl-
80 corner OF lot 10. Offence easrwa~1T
Ill tue north side Of Linden street 81 1szt 20
~ sorsleasr corner ofl05 No Forth
7rsrdIy gSff feet to the uortheast c1rner o. loo
No 3I-thenea WestWarcly neallus
norfh b0uudarv lire 81 fset 70 the northwest
corner OF lot No. n, and 10 the FIRST named
aIiev-thenes~s outhwardly With the east siae o.
eafd aIev Zgs4 dsst TO the b~eg1uulu- WIN el
the appurteuanees thereunto eio444s NE
LOT hereby sold being No. on said -GociVi~
ion.
Terms OF saIe-Credit og sx Bollhs purchaser
executing bond With good secur1tF and uleu
retained on the properly untn the purchase
money is a paid.
LIE good, and sale 20 be confirmed by decree
OF Ch4ncery Court, barring all right o. equity
81 redempdon. n. SLAUGHTER
iai-td Trustee
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Ihave used Morgan's self Rising Flour, and
examined fus Ingredients. II Is All that he
eTaims for IL. and is entirely harmless to all.
sick or well, and is especially adapted as a diet
for dfspeptics and consumpuvS, lS materials
ss7nnIvinR in those CASES, healthful and much
needed natriment. L-W. GABBERT, M
o. viii r4rnish any quality of -four ordered, but
Tor my own sales i use none but the Vegy Desi,
n HARRISON, or its equali.
Tbe bread and biscuit made from this Hour
can be eaten as well warm g. cold, without the
least incon venience 70 the weak and dyspepuc
stomach. and has been known 20 greatly benent
such cases.
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AUCTION SALES

al our yard every week, and perhaps oftener.
Call If you want anything in our line. We viii
keep always on hand Stock for sale, opposite
Hardwtck House, Adams street.
W. c. ANDERSON & SON.
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b Il - II
Boiling Cloths,
FOR SALE BY
Taylor, McEWeR, Duke 4 Co.,
No. u Main Street, Memphis

DOLTISG CLOTHS.
Spinning Wheels
Spinning Jenuies.
Cotton and Wool IanA
Sole and Upper Leather.
Huron Grind stones
Window sash and Glass
Corn Shelters, stock Kettles, Flows.
Axes. Traces, Wood aud EarthenwsEre.
TAYLOR, NCEWEN, DUKE & CO.
nova5-3m 81 90 and 95 Adams street.
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Chancery Sale Of City Property,
-OE-
Tuesday, January seth, 1855.

Henry Kettman, Administrator 0f John A.
COOK, deed. rs-GeDrge Har1ers and wife Eliza
beth, t1laarLle HarDers aud HANNAH Asset
meyer
ID virtue o. an iuteriocuforT decree made on
Dine ChanceT side oil the common Law ana
CnanceE Court 0fthe city 90 Memphis. eoF-u-
Der Itn, $50, VIII sell % tbs highest binder. al
Public Auction, az tue Court Rouse door on
the alth day or January. ls1- between the
hour OF I'D and n the following cascr bed
real estate, viz. -Fart OF Lot No j.. Block $50.
81, situate, lying and being tu that parr ef the
city Of Memphis, shelby county Strre OF Ten
ton Of the east side 81 shelby or Front streets.
with the south side Of Beale street. IsuruE =
feet on Beale street, and To- feet on shelby or
Front street
TERMS OF SALE-1ne third Cash. the balances
on Sax and Twelve Ilomtus time. the purchase
giving notes with good security. and title Win
held a. additional security anti l-s Ll- rag-
meuts are fully patti
~ ~ AAL.TlN- Earr q MI
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MErrHrs, Tenn, August q. 1866.

Ihave examined the ingredients and pro-
nOunee them innocent, and The bread superior.
R. C.. MALONE. n.
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REcoMMENDATIoNs:

MEMPHIS, Tenn. August 3 1855.
I have used Morgan's self Rising Flour, and
md II do De a most excellent article. L have
also xamined the ingredients which produce
its self rising properties, and find them to DC,
not only innocent, but important 10 perfect
nutrition. can freely recommend IL as a most
heaithuI and desirable hour, producing an
article OF bread superior 70 thai made in the
ordinary manner.
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And is a Saving OF from SO to S.
per BarreH TO the Consumer.

wonderful success. A large proportion
OF the citizens or Memphis aud sur
rounding country are now using it; but 7
am %cOnhnent there are many others who would
avail themselves of its advantages were they
satisfied regarding its HEALTHFULNESS,
SUPERIORITY and CHEAPNESS-
To convince such OF these facts. I have oh
tanned a large number of certificates from well
and favorably known physicians and Others. a
few Of which 7 give below. One trial will con-
vince the most increduious tina it Is to their
advantage 10 use this EIOur, as an ECONOMY
n SATISFACTION in every respect.
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Referring 70 the above nosice, the old nrm OF
annoy hoolnson being dissolved. I would
cleerIuuy recommend the new arm . our Ole
customers and the pubIo and solic5t them "a
sNs the new nrm a trial, feeling ASSURED thew
Val give Gltheir customers pedect satisfactlon.
Memphis, Nov. 1855 Icyf2-F,
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.~InsoIrept N0fiee.

THE insolvency o. the estate Of Wellington
Donaldson, deceased, having been su-Eest-t
. me Clerk OF the County Court of Obi0u
county. Tennessee, all persons hiding claims
azaiust said estate ara hereby notified 20 NE
them with the Clerk Of the County Court Of
Obiou county, On or before the I9th dav OF MaF.
1850. duly auLheuticated a. required DT law, lor
pro rats settlement. OF this notice VIII De plead
in bar OF their recovery. BY order or ne tlrfa
OF the County Court OF ObiCn county. Ieune=
see, this, 18Th day OF December, Hs2
il. DONALDSON,
ianT 3m Admiuisraror ETC.
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Chancery Sale Of City Lots,
on
Tuesday, January seth, 1856,

Claiborne Deioach. Administered or Juo- N--
Samara, decd, ~ Elizabeth n McNamaa
stdL
DT virtue Of an f-nterlocutorv decree made in
ID the above cause on the 6fI OF December
1875. j will on January Nrl. Lan, % Che Court
House door. between the hours Of LH AZ ~. ami
y NJ, sell az Public Auction rIe f0IGw-lE de-
scrsbed lot OF land. in the city 1L E=mpll-, In
shelby ouury tennessee VIZ. certain Lot
lylng between the Pigeon E1esr r~calau1Lnurr
street. in said city being part OF Lot E1- D OF
the Subdivision Of County Lot NO - urmarlv
OF che estate OF James p. HalalTa-- cacea=rL
said Lot is north OF COurt street
IEEms OF ALE-U a creul OF seven. TIVE va
and eighteen months.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore exs-ine
the undersigned under the. drm name
or John B. Eeid 8 Co.. Is this day 1A-osN1 -
JOHN B. REID
g. ". MCMAHON,
Memphis, Tenn, JAM
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70 An association Of amateur fisher
men has just been organized, called the
kentucky Plscatoeial Society, with a
capital Of fifty thousand dollars. Thev
hold a meeting te-night in tbe Capitof
Their object is % preserve fbeirhabifsDfs
Of Kentucky rivers from entire annibHa-
ton, with which they have been s-erjopslv
threatened during the past few years,
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ChaReery Sale Of Real Estate
Tuesday, January sOfh. 1866.

James E Merrimau. adm'r, etc, rE Robert J..
SIannard e. a.
by virtue OF an iuterloCutorv decree, made
ID on the Chancery side Of the C1muo1 Law
aud Chaucery Court Of the cirv oil Memphis.
November 5sh. $50. I VIII sell 10 the highest
Bidder, at Public Auction, at the Court House
door. on Tuesday, the Nth day OF January. l,li,
between the hours Of 10 snd H. the fnl1Wt1s
described Real Estate. VIZ. situate, lying and
beiug in the county Of shelby, and state OF
in block g. Fort Pickering, and lot Nos 1lllE
3. Fort Pickering.
TrRMs or SALE-A Credit Of six months.
deB tbs A. ASTON. CLERK and Master.
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TpsoIrenf Notice.

THE insolvency Of the estate OF william b
fsIsr dacsased, having been suggested 90
~ TTs-t III tue County Court OF Obion county
Tenneesee. an PERSONS holding Claims againsr
ssfd esrats are her<1y notified 70 ME tnsm win
fbs CIerr or ne COUNTY Court of 0uiou county
TannssSea- on or before the sth day OF May
IaR. authenticated a. required ~ MWr Tor pro
az settlement, or this notice VIII ~ plead II
- ~ fhsir racover. HT order OF the CLERK or
~ County court Of Obion county. Tennessee
ms. Ish day Of December. I
z F. WEEEERC0E.
favT - AdminfstrHr0r. err-
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NEW FIRM.

-.vrVG uurchssed the entire stock Of John
/ n n Rsfd u Co. Ne Second street. Adams
- rsiIT eoutiuue the Wholesale Dry Goods
E-siness al the same place, the name and
We of Henry B. Edmonds0n a Co.
1rr. lanes II. Cochran, late Of Price, FerrisE
"a PHILADELPHIA, a. heretofore, viii continue
10 1--WE IFS personal attention 20 The business.
HENRY B. EDMONDsDN.
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Refsrrinzto the above card We return sincere
thauks 10 our friends for the very liberal pat
ronaae extended % ua. and respectfully alz 4
c-oufinuauce OF the same TO our succssso&
fa2I-Im John Z. REID CO.
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JNU r. FhAHshh. N. D.

We fully concur in the above, having ex-
amined the ingredients
c. /. WILCOX, VI. D.
X. +. BROWN, N. d.
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UTHwEsTER
Livery, Boarding & Sale Stable,
No. % I-e Union Street.

Il PROPOSE % Keep on hand the best Livarv
Turu-OUts Of any livery stable in the cIfr
i kaep ais on hand for sale vel broke Farrn-
Haruess and Saddle Eorsea Those IN want ~
gDod stock wiz md t 70 their Interest 70 I've
me ! call. ss al stock sold By me sEau IS Az
represented or no ale
5als-2ms No COSTELLO Proprietor.
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LEGAL.


49, or Deed % Trust. executed % the
~ arthur COuuelI. on the Eta
DAY q OcIooer, $50, which 3 81 rsrrrd IL H09E
NO p ana on pages -, fa and aH - I'm
ens p ne highest bidder Er
THE DA1 OF MARCH Wryr ~ ~
leWinE a@ef1ed lol or part o. Iaf ~ is-. -
WI bslAllu8 az q poiaE 90 the weer Lis a.
4uIr1 street one hundred aud fou- r-f 800
feet south from Adams street. fhz-e-
Waruly paiatlEl ~ A-Ams street f8rfv ref g
Third street twenty-five feet thence e-.-
wardly parallel with Adams street r0rf- r-,---
Third street thence ~morthwaruly wfsn -
west side OF Third srr ~ D. the hasFrrH~V
being IN the city Of HeBphis, lenuesser
u. 81 PUEH. Trustee.
Mamrhls. Jan. q. 80 ~. -.
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Axes, PIOws, Etc.

90 DOZEN BEST AXES.
$50 Pairs Trace Chains.
IO Avery and Hail Flows.
10 Two Horse Wagons.
On Sacks Corn.
so Bales Hay.
100 sacks Bran.
SO Bushels seed Oats
- Hhds.N New Orleans Sugars.
30 Bbls. White Sugars.
to Bags Coffee.
Is Tiercas Hams.
10 Casks Bulk Sides and Bacon.
100 Grind stones.
1000 Gallon Jugs, jar, Pans, etc.
30 Bills. salt
% Bbls. Mess Pork.
ID Packages Cheese.
CAD Bbls. Moiasses.
SD Kegs Choice 5yrups.
100 Bbls- Choice Meat
Candles, soap. starch, Tobacco, Powder, shot,
White Lead, Oils, Fruits, Candles. etc.
~ Ia store and arriving -
January 3th.
TAYLOR, McEWEN, DUKE & co.
ja1l-lw
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Chancery Sale of City Lots,
The sOth of EaauarJ, 1855


Jacob Weller rs. w-D. Fly.
DY virtue Of an interlocur1r~ decree made On
ID the above cause on the 9th Of November.
lS65, Twin. on Tuesday, January the alll. $50.
al the Court House door, between the hours OF
10 A.. u. and u ~. sell at Public Auction rha
following described property, TO -ir- situated
lying and being in shelby county. Tennessee.
and in the city of Memphis. E-aEuulug ar q
stake on Hospital Avenue. ET feet from the
corner ofCentres street and Hospital ATeuur Ir
q stake, theme north with said avenue - t--t
and I'VE inches 10 a stake. thence parallel with
Centre street dfty-seveu feet auc eleven inches
70 a stake. theme south L. fees and inches.
thence west 63 feet 10 the -1egiu1iuE ueir- the
same lot OF ground conveyed ly As Le--p
to W. D. Fly.
Terms OF SALE-Ou acredit of=-er months.
dszS IDS A.ALSTu&. Clerk & Master
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
From the National Intelligence
EoT EouGoTTFE-

From the National Inieuigeneer-
NOT FORGOTTEs-
I seldom speak her nanei
Tet, shrined within my heart hef MENU
uea-
So pure. 70 precious, that J DO POI CT 80
To fauur my grief before q W9rlde eol1
OF tax Of soTroW that ii may not ahAn
Ny lips are slow 10 break
The sacred silence round the dear one 49,
And sale beneath the shelterng tel reMs
Those thoughts and feelings thal arc Mne
Although they come to me % haught with
pain
So let II ever bel
7 loved her. and 70 me she viii not change;
sdl must my eyes be wet with unseen
tears.
And an lies future JOYS cannot estrange
Ny heart from one who shared my hopes
and fears
Calmly I wait, the hour
That brings 20 me a bright long-promised
When 10 my eyes their perfect sight is
Thez mortal clouds win all have passed
away
Ishau behold her fair sweet face in Heaven.
MARGUERITE
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COTTON.
Notice to Stock traders

That we are prepared 10 lake care Of any
number Of horses and mules on sale. We have
several lots 20 rent for that purpose. and fhe
best stand m the city 20 sell Stock. We would
alsosay TO bur friends that we are ready to lake
care Of their Wagons and Stock as heretofore
and in TACT we viii try 20 accommodate ey ery
body in our line. We expect 70 have regular
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ChaRcery Sale Of City Lets,
Tuesday. January SOth, 1866.

C.. 5. stI1m4n g. winston = D1vis and g. ".
Lincoln.
ID virtue OF an tntert1Cuf0rr decree male on
ID the EuaEcrry side or tie Common law
and Claucery Court ~ rle crv aI Hamuaz
Eovemoer 9TH ISL. I VIII scion 20 cred. afslr
months. az Public Auction. 40 rl- Court
House DOOR, On the 1tu OF JEuulrv. lr..
between the hours Of ten and twelve w.
% the highest bidder. the blowing
lots Of grOuHds, situate lu the city oil hlaul-
puls, shelby county. Tennessee Let EJ.a. FRI
Block No o. on Beale street and para or Lr-.
Nos 30 and Is on Madison street. Tine asi
mentioned being the property or g. w. LE-
coin.
de2s tbs ASTON. Uer- q Master
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Put up In 6, II, "a, and IS pound packages.
RarrelS and BARRELS.

This -four will be found on salo in packages at
all nrst class family groceries In the city, and at
wholesale az the manuiactory, No &4 Froot
street, Memphis, Tenn.
liberal discount viii be made to the Trade.
ianA ALLEN F, MORGAN PrOPr1etor.
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
M O r

THE Best, Cheapest and most economical
Flour in use.
All lovers OF good and wholesome bread,
biscuit, etc, can, By using his Floor. save
time, trouble, money. and disappointment. IL
Is ALWAYS RELIABLE, and Is not effected by
hot or cold weather. Tt does not require Yeast
Powders, Cream Tartar, Yeast, Salaratus, soda
or salt. and ONLY HALF the usual quantity
Of shortening, and when cold sweet milk is
used, still less shortening Is needed.
ONE-FOURIH less Of this Hour is required to
produce a hke amount Of Bread, to that made
IN the ordinary manner. which item alone will
about PAY THE PRICE charged for adding the
self rising ingredients
IT Is EXTRA NICE FOR CAKES, and all
kinds Of pastry, requiring not more than TWO
THIRDS the usual amount of butter and eggs.
THIS FLOUR E&CELS i OTHER for
Batter Cakes Naf1es, Pnddings, thedumplings
for Chicken Pie, etc, etc,
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
-oE-
Tuesday, January 30th, 1855.

". p. York. Administrator d t1rr ron OF
james K sloan, deceased. e. va. smith
d virtue Of an luteriocurorv decree MADDEN
Itrhe above c4Cse on the -lsf Of EuFem1srLsl
I Will. on January Hth.I-aG ar the Court Ealae
door, between the Lours OF lg O'Clock a. L aud
4 II. sell az Public Auction all me EElr. Ire
and interest Of " D. 5luirh-il and to q cerrziE
tract OfLand described a. follows. -o-g--- E-LlE
In the - Civil District Of shelby county. Tea
uessee. or the waters OF Pear Creek. md fs
bounded as follows. On the south DF the lands
Of Samuet Douglass. samuel E-Elu on tie
east. Jno. H. Jones on the north. James Sloan.
Eli. Hill and Hal Williams on the west con-
tanning abOUtous hundred and rWsuy a.res.
Terms OF SALE--On a credit ot z and %
months
deNffs A.ALsToN- Ca-k N..-ar.
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A FTER a suspension OF business for nearly
"A IOur years, we again come bef0 re the pub
Lc-solcltlng a share Of patronage IN the above
branches OF business in our new 1~oufdfngs- on
shelby street, opposite the Gayoso, House. We
gines, etc; furnish all kinds O Z CsE-Dgs for
buldingN Plantations, Rsiiros is or SfeRm-
noapA Win an experience Of TWENTY-FIVE
years As practical mechanics and machinists.
We feel conneentt in our ability 10 give s~afisfsc1
uon. our prices s3au be a. 10 " as the expense
Of LABOR and material VIII adI - OF
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T. -PuEuant To q deed Ct trust
= sxscuted 10 me by John r. Bib and Ann
+. Ribb, dated the gth Ianusy. IsI- ana r.
corded 10 the Registers 0mce0f Shelby county.
Tennessee. In hooE NO. ~. pages &f, IS and IZ-
FOR the purposes therein contained. / VIII. on
the 9th day Of February, lsH, OF The Drema-e-.
sell To the highest bidder. for cash, fle Doe 90
Land in the 18th formerly the 5thI Cul Dis
trtct. In said county and state, fronting hH f-eE
on the west side q sample avenue uy atoll ~
deap, beginning 81 the southeast corner hereof.
a n stake aboCt y chains aud q links uorrn or
~norfhwardlV from the center Of the NeW Rs
Ieizn road- aud for more uiE description EAR
tcular reference u here ma&e % -1id trust
deed The night Of redemption WalyeG- . viii
sell such title only a. i vested 10 me-
JOHN O. HALL Trustee
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MACHINIST-
md
M chin,e 10 -,
VIM. A. ROBINSON & co

VIZ. A RoErysoS, late OF Quiuby q Robinson,
Memphis.
:. g, STOKES, late OF Stokes & Taylor Memphis
H. NICkOLSOS, 7. S~AUNuEEs, formerly with
Quinby & Robinson.
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N TENNESSEE.

DEG LEAVE TO NFoRM MY FRIENTs
ID and the Public generally, that havO on
hand and constantly receiving one of the
largest stocks OF goods in my line ever brought
70 this city, all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared TO sell az Lower figures than any house
in the city, To close cash buyers I can offer Su-
perlor Inducements Cali 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, bali and quarter boxes,
Cream NUS, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Pas.
F1berts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can MackereL-
Currants, Can Tomatoes,
CItron, Tomato Catsup,
Honey in Glass, Pepper Sauce,
yellies in Glass, Sardines, I g. bIs.,
Preserves in Glass, HOLSTERS, Is 2lhs.,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, !, /, !, and
Brandy Cherries, gal. jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. 81 do.
P~ineapples in Glass, Strip, bbls. & J do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can Pinespples, Reid A Coffee 10,
Can Raspoerries, Powdered Sugar,
Can Blackberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picked Beets,
Cove Oysters, l & 2Pickled HOLSTERS,
10. cans, Salmon, I&2Ib. cans
Celebrated FFFE Flour,
Candies, Starch,
CARROTS Snuh in bottles and packs,
Mackerel in bbls- & hlE. bbls., Nos. l, =
and 5,
Mackerel in kits, Nos. I, ?, and 8,
100000 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, difFsret Brands,
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bills,
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortme Mt Of Tobacc 0, different
brands,
spices, all descriptions, ground & whole,
Buckets, Tubs, BrOOms. Washto2ris, etc,
Mustard in small and large pkes.,
flaying cards Worcester. Sau &c,
Blacking, London ClUbSa uce,
Indigo, German Soap,
Cream Tartar, Palm soar,
Nut Megs, Rio & Java Coffee,
BlueiDg,
80 bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky.
20 bhls. Imitation Bourben Whisky.
IS bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy, Claret in cs' ks& bots.
Sherry, CurasOe,
Medeira, Absynthe,
Port
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