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Chaneery Sale of City Property,
Wednesday, the 21st Day OF March, 1856.

r. ". Edwards re- r X Gran. q al.
D1 virtue of an interlocutOry decree entered
ID In the above cause on the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1850. / viii sell. az public auction to the
highest bidder, on Wednesday, the Dist day OF
March, 1854. at the Court House door,dn the city
OF Memphis, between the hours OF 10 and II IL,
ths following described real estate. viz -itu-
ate lying and being in the county OF shelby
and state OF Tennessee. and designated upon =
plan Of said John Ovsrt8ns Isl scre tract Of
land lying between Memphis and For; Picker
ing, surveyed by Hucker q Parsons. civil enri-
uears, April. 1877. as let No 26. in block No. q
said lot fronts nOrthwardlv on Calhoun street
80 feet, and runs back between parallel lines
l3 40 feet 10 an alley 80 feet wide, having
Sixth street for its northern boundary.
Trims OF SALE-A credit OF 3 and y month;
notes, with approved security taken from the
purchaser. and q lien retained.
A. ASTON.
FaTg FTa EVarlr amF NTasaa-
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LEGAL.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.
AleE. SruHn, .. A. H Douglas. a. Dow.u ans

Alex. Mum, e. All Douglas. A. Dowsu and
p1 virtue OF an inte-iocufoy dseraa wafa f1
II Lne above etuseat Che NoVember T.-m No.
gl the JhHlcefy side or the Common Nv and
Clancery Court OF the City OF Wagurf- |f
sell at Public Auction. a. the Court Ho1sa s51-
on SATURDAY, the third dav o. Ner9f ~
tween the hours Of 10 and 1Zo-cIorr n ~
lowing Real Estate, tO-w1t: AractofIaoE r-,1-
tanning lllz acres In District No ana Earr-z
n p section 4 In Shelby County. Tsnno@sa
being part or a tract OF land bought of Rrf-s
Faik % small tract adjoining sid FoIk7sr-4-
on the north.
TEE1us % sALE-said land VIII be sofa o.. a
credit Of tx and twelve months.
ia a-tds- A. ASTON. Clerk ana Master
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NOTICE 70
The Memphis and Charleston


Is prepared to receive and pay teamboat
! charles and dravage on freighta consigned TO
parties az the following point on the Memphis
] and Charleston Railroad, viz:
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EBRUARY e. I
LEGAL.
Trust SaLe.

RA virtue OF a trust deed executed 20 me on
- 18th day ofJuue, 1850. and Registered in the
Registers Office Of Shelby county. State ~ Ten
nessees on the Sd day OF July. $50 by Richard
y. h. Miller 10 secure certain notes due ~ NJ
Hatess I VIII sell a. public auction to tile highest
ptaler Tor cash in mont Of the real estate ohlce
OF ~M0AsAEkAT, LANIEE & Co, irving block. ia
eity or Memphis, state OF Tennessee. between
lne hosN of 70 ana Il O'Clock on Friday. March
spthl 1876, the fOEOwing lots Of land descrihed a.
follows, % wit. as lots number 90 tweuty-four
and - tWemtT-nvein Gates subdivisi ofiand
sllualed near the northeastern ada OF Ia
city Of Memphis, state OF Tennessee.
Ano title % The above property g. believed 20
De good, but l only convey as trustee.
O.. il. MONSARRAT,
rI.4aLI wl-wa--
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Taken Up.

1850 Per Session Of Five Months, one-hnh
PAYABLE monthly feb4 In
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Chaneery Sale Of City Lots.
Tuesday, 18th day OfMarch, 1865

William Davidson, Adm. etc, Is. sfalvin
davidson and others.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree @ n the
ID Chsncery Sid OF the Common Law and
Chancery Court Of the city Of Memphis, I
will sell at Public Auction. At the Court House
door, in the city OF Memphis, on Tuesday
March 18th, 1865, between the hoursof 10 and Il
o'clock m, the following described City Lot,
lying Ia the city Of Memphis, in n Butler Divl-
sion, ~ feet on Elliot street, and running back
100 feet; the same being the Lot set apart for
the widows dover in the above case This
House and Lot viii be sold subject to the
WIDOWS dover.
TERMs OF EALE-One third oash, balance in
s and y months
faI0 IDS A AIETON Clerk and Master.
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Attachment Suit.

William Mcknight, IS. Wiley B. RaineS.
Andsvit for attachment having been mad,
in this case, in pursuance Of section 8E55, Of the
Code OF Tennessee, and Observation-Disclosures been
issued against the estate Of Wiley b. Raines fOI
the sum Of Sl18 a, due on account on the grOund
that the defendant herein is a nonresident OF
the State OF Tennesses.
10 is, therefore, ordered that said defendant
enter his appearance on or before the 10th daE
Of March, 1866. TO plead, answer or demus 10 tins
said plaintiff 3 complaint, or the same viii De
taken for confessed and the case set for hearing
erDGrfs, and that a copy OF this order De pup
lshed once a week for four consecutive weeks
in the MEMFHIs APPEAL.
s. A. MOORE, Justice Of the Peace.
Dated Feb. 2, 1860.
d. Melton, Att'V IOT PHI. iso-AaH+N~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

HAVING been appointed Administrator
with lhs VIII annexed. OF the estate Of
constantine Palma, deceased, at the last De-
csmbar term OF tue County Court Of shelby
county. all persons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make prompt payment; and per-
sons holding claims on said estate must present
them, otherwise they may be barred.
JAS. NJ. WILLIAMSON,
- -AA-L-L----A-
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EIec elton Notice.

ON the hrst SATURDAY in March next
being the 3D. day OF said month. there VII
be a regular election held al al the preoross OF
this, Shelby County, Tenn, for Clerks Of the
county and Circuit Coufs, Sheriff. County
Trustee, Justices OF the PEACE, Constablss, ana
All other officers for san county, wherever va
cancies are 70 occur On L l5ay
fabq "a o. t=-FL- Tonurv.
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Chaneery Sale Of City Lots,
-oa-
Tuesday, March 18th, 1866.
Barnett Graham, Is Mrs Harrists Hiss and

Barnett Graham, IS, Mrs. Harriett Hiss anC
Others.
DY virtue OF an tnterluoutorY decree on thi
ID Chancery side OF the Common Law and
Chancery Court Of the city OF Memphis, I vii
sell at Public Auction, in front Of the COuri
House Door, in the city Of Memphis, on Tues
day, March 18th, 1865, between the hours OF Il
and IL o'clock m, the following described Lots
situated in shelby county, Tennessee. and city
OF Memphis, being 20 on south side OF Lot No
50, the WhOleO of Lot No. 81, aud 50 feet OF the
north side OF LotNo. 81 Of a subdivision Of pari
Of the Rsgland 100 acre tract, and the Bleedl0Ye
100 acre tract, surveyed and subdlvtded on Zth
April, 1859, by NJ. A. Kerr. the whore monung
altogether ~ feet on the east side Of Dunlop
Avenue, and running back z50fseL
TERMS or q credid OF seven
months
faIF HHa 9 CLERK and Master.
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Notice to Tar Payers.
oFFIcE oF - - coLLECroR.n

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,O
real EsTATEl
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January II, 1878.
TN Accordance with a resolution, passed by
i the Board or Mayor and Aldermen Deem
Der 9th. 1855. a discount Of two per cent. per
month will be allowed upon all taxes due the
city for the SyJh corporate year, and ending
June 50th, 1856, which shall be Faid in Cash be-
tween this date and the end OF said corporate
year. F. l. WARMER,
faIR SIN Tax Cnflaotnr
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Important 60 Travellers
MEMPHIS 6 EASTERN CITIES.
The Great Bread Guage

Is now open and running two daily fast ex-
press trains from Cincinnati 10 New York and
all Eastern cities. Passengers viii n this 8
most desirable route. The equipments Of this
road are unequaled by any on this continent.
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars all
night trains, and smoking cars on all trains.
Ample time is allowed at regular hours for
meals and the unbroken Broad Guage offers TO
the traveller a degree Of security, comfort and
speed not 10 be found N any otherroute, Con-
nccJiOHs JtI Cairo, st. Louis, or Chicago for this
route are certain also connections for Pitts
burg, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington.
Tickets can be had and baggage checked
through az all principal Southwestern offices.
For further information snd through tickets
apply to LARRY HARMSTAD,
Agent III. Cen. Railroad, u Jefferson street,
OF to +. p. BNINGTON.
Agent Chicago and st. Louis Railroad, No %
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. Or
SIDNEY COOK
del8 3m GsyOso House.
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Notice.

WILL apply at the March term of the County
Court OF Shelby county for letters Of admin
istrafion on the estate Of j. B. Valentine, de-
ceased.
J.B, VALENTINE, JR.
Memphis, Feb. ed, 1859, fsaS-let
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InsOErencn Notice.

~ and Chancery Court OF the city OF AsH
phis.
sam1 Mosby e a. Is. Clarence P. HunsS@
In the ahora oanss fhs tnsslveaey Of the e.
tate 0fThos w Huut being suGesteI, - Or
dered by the court that al PsISo
- --fafa. az have claims akaiust
said eStsis' sppesr aud ale the same vita ne
CLERK and Master q ~ ~ Law Iax on of fbs ssTs tbe
~ h 80 T-ao. or before an appropriation o.
- g55s IL the estate Is made, or ths sams
ne Mi be barred both In law and equity,
s-9tbsF tbis-ordeF be Published hr th1TS days
r. - ffsmphts AEgzA1e
"a TSz0N ASToN, clerk and master,
FebTuaEy 10, isoa-sd
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DAN into our stables, OF February 18th, one
II sorrel Horse, With bride and saddle. Horse
about fifteen hands high, about twelve years
old, hind feet white. The owner can gethim by
proving property and paying charges If not
called for within ten days, viii be sold TO pay
charges. MADISON. MOLITOR & CO,
te8l0ts No. s. Union Street.
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Grocery, Cotton and Commission Business

Havingleased the largeanG ~eommedioHs store
recently occupied by Mess-s- A. P. Burditt q
Co. We are prepared 70 STORE, SELL OR
FORWARD COTTON, and make liberal adj
vances on the same; and would say 10 parties
~faYoTing us with their business, We promise the
supplies, accompanying shipments or Cotton,
will receive our personal attention. aud at the
lowest market rates. Referring to friends in
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas, WhO have
favored US with their business, We respectfully
solicit your patronage.
Gotten consigned 10 rs considered insured
unless otherwise instructed.
Yours, very respectfully,
MARINER GAGE & WILCOX,
No, Se Front street,
Memphis. Tenn, Jan. 10. 1896. 1an& Sm
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Dissolution.

t'AE partnership heretofore existing between
4 " n. Mcconnell and C. j. Woodbridge, as
ne nrm OF Mcconnell. Woodbridge 4 20, is
hereby dissolved by mutual coBeenL The bust
ness Will De ontlnug at the Old stand No. IS
Union street. by w NJ. mcconnell. wh9 alone
is authorized 70 settle the business 81 The drm.
w. =. MCCONNELL.
tso22l Nv C,P. WOOLDRIpGE,
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NOTICE TO COTTON SHIPPERS.
Merritt's Express Freight Line
OFFICE REMOVED TO
2s2 FRONT STREET.

WE are now prepared to COMPRESS COT
w TON at our steam Press, on Madison
street, and 70 ship to AL points Eest, on guRran-
tied time at as Good Rates a. any other Ex-
press Line.
feis I'm JOHN B. WELD. Agent.
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OF NASHVILLE, will receive a limited num-
" Der OF Pupils In the school Room at the cor
neT Of Washington and Orleans streets. on
Monday February 18th Tor terms Of tuition,
etc., apply At the school Room, or at 81 Court
streeg
Isb2l-2w
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. DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
ID and the Public generally, that havo on
hand land constantly receiving one Of the
largest stocks Of goods in my line ever brought
TO this city, all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared TO sell at Lower figures than any house
IN the city. To close cash buyers l can oder SUI
perior Inducements. Call and examine my
Stock and Prices, and become satisfied, Ny
stock consists. N part, Of the following articles
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\ POINTS
South Sc East of Chattanooga,

Stations omitted, are not provided with
sReuts,whlch necessltates prepay ment In Men,
phis Of all bills on freight for such places.
Freight for points on Mississippi Central Rail
road, goes through without change Of cars az
Grand Junction.
Parties shipping 70 points on Mobile and Ohio
Road via COrinJh, must arrange 70 receive and
paw charges on their goods AT Oariutn, as no
arrangement has been made with that road 10
pay charges.
The prepayment OF local freights to points
named above, viii no longer be required.
Bills OF LadinE should be sent TO P. n. Pat
tersOn q Bro, Agents Memphis and Charleston
Railroad. No. I8 Court street, Memphis.
W. J. ROSS. Gen. Sapt.
dec6-fel0I Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
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SOUTH. WESTERN EXPRESS co"
Notice TO Merchants.
Quick Time and Low Tariff
Order your Goods from New York by
South WesteTT Express Company.

prrmut delivery Of Express matter. Our goods
are transported by Express Trains In charge OF
special messengers, and we guaranty as QUlCk
TIME in transit. as any other reliable Express
Comuauy. and 50 comparatively Low RATES.
SneciaI contracts executed for large shipments
Merchants desiring goods skipped by our Inc,
VIII please send orders 10 that effect 70 their
shippers iu New York.
For Tariff Of Charges, etc, apply 70
DUTAL & HEAZLlTT, Agents,
OFFTCF-No. y Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn
No. E3 Broadway, New York.
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10 LII Whn,nd f IInn Concern.

THE undersigned wiz apply AZ the Maren
Term ISIS OF the County Court Of SHELBY
Gonnfv Tenuessee. Tor letters OF Administration
rDoo lie estate of Hugh r. Miller, deceased,
las Of Ponlotoc county, SeaIo = Mlppl;
contest the "a rAsfFs z MATvrHFws
--s ub 1874. feb7 w4wfWs
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COTTON.

Ii COTTON shipped 70 as On good boats o.
I'M our Warehouse on Sale, Il covered p3
~ 0ret noiias- 9r assurance ia tbs De,otoi
Houae. Atns an1 HaTEfoT4 ~lnsqEsnce Com
-aniet TAYLOR ApkWEhs DUKE CO.
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y teDruary I7th, 1904. A. AIsT0V.
-o-uua Clerk and Master.
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The Connection by this Route
Is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND no STAGING,
Faro Less
Than by ANY Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand Junction ia Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, a. O'Clock pm.
Trains on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad leave
Corluth going North and South Daily south
at 9 pm. and North az 9 am.
Al Decatur regular con ecJion are msde with
the Nashville and Decatur Road for Nashville,
Louisville, etc.
AT Stevenson connections are made with
trains on the nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road.
AZ ~IlnltannoEa connections are made with
trains on The East IeHue~Sse aud Georgia, and
western and Atlantic Railroads. for al parts
OF Georgia, south North Carolina, Virginia
and the North.
For through tickets and further Information,
spply at No. IS Court Street, OF At the Memphis
and Charleston Depot,
W. J. ROSS. GenTeup't
@. L. ANDERSON,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
JULIUS HAYDEN,
lslt-Im-fell General Travelling AGENT.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after WEDNESDAY, Inc Sth instant
the uuius on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road will run DAILY, as follows:
Eastward Trains.

Westward Trains.
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Axes. PIows, Etc.

Axes. PIOws, Etc.
On DOZEN BEST AXIS.
$50 Pairs Trace Chains
80 avery and Han FIpWa.
10 Two Horse Wagons.
90 Sacks Corn.
30 Sales Hay.
zoo -rcEs Bran.
81. Bushels seed Oats
q HLdA Eew Orleans BuEars.
. asla White EuEzTA.
81 Bass CoHa-.
IS I.-rnsE hHms.
10 .aEF s-IE sides and Bacon.
-" Grind -Egae--
-orI Gallon jugs. Jars, Pans etc
1-- SAN
81 - E-nzz Pork.
3 '~ I1e-A.
- n.ra
IS HN ..H.-C -VmnL.
.. Eg..- Choice laHI-
s-a -.TeH- Tobacco. Powder. shot
White Lead MS |ru.fS, Candies. etc.
& -- .---c and arriving
-a1-sE ucETEE, DUKE & q O.
~
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sole advantage of the east in building
lines of public works, which it now APP
pears, were built in contemplation and
In aid OF the long.plotted rebellion.
West Virginia is willing, we believe, to
nay an equitable share Of all necessary
cost Of the State Government during the
ten years within which this debt was
made, and to account for every dollar
OF public money expended within her
limits. She asks then to be credited
with her revenues paid into the treasury
during the same period; and If that
leaves any balance against her, 1t will
be cheerfully assumed and paid. Gus
sapient friend Of the Register has dis.
covered that there will be balance OF
fifteen millions the other way. We are
glad TO hear it; but think our people
would have been satisfied with much
loss.
This is the basis Of adjustment laid
down by Virginia herself. Nothing
could DO Eairer, and nothing else is fair
to our people. We submit for the con-
sideratIon OF our Richmond friends a
single and simple proposition. If the
present government of Virginia Is
government in fact and law, and has
any right or authority rs such TO treat
concerning mn adjustment of the debt Of
Virginia, 1t is by virtue Of the reorgan'
ization made by the Convention of the
people of Virginia, which sat in this
city in June and August, 1861. 1t then
follows that all the acts of that Conven-
ton arc binding upon the present gov
eminent and people Of Virginia. II
these gentlemen deny the validity Of
that reorganization, they affirm their
own illegltiblacy and consequent inca
pacity to make any settlement. Ifthey
affirm its validity, they admit the obli-
CATION to make this settlement on the
basis which we claim. And If Mr..
Auditor Taylor can show that on that
bnsis WesL Virginia must assume one
third of tho debt of Virginin, we shall
be glad to see the figures.
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Dr. ScIlCnck'G Mandrake Pills. ASub
AtItMte for CMIOmeI.

The.G Pills are composed Of various roots
having the power Ia relax the seCretiOns q
the liver ms promptly and eilcctullly ms blue
pills or mercury, and without producing nnS
OF those tISngTceNhlc or dangerous elect
which often follow the use Of the latter
In all bilious disorders these Pills mny bt
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In short, these Pill, may he used with nd
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Please ask for "Dr. EChcnckS Mandrake
Pills" and observe that the two likeneSScs
OF the Doctor are on the Government STAMP
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General Wholesale Agents: ncmnS Barnes
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