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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-06

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, THE
will Sell At aucton on IN" premises. on FRIDAY
the 9th of February. a II! o'clock, !. NJ, the large
DWELLING called tho Howard House, to be 70
moved. II j. situated OF Sixth street nearly opyo-
site the New Market The house i large. and con
ttius great deal of VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
MATERIAL. low Inuch needed IN this market
Also, some MARBLE MANTELS. We hope tho.r
wishing 10 purchase will examine il before the day
of sale. Mr. >nailiugS, now occupying the premises,
will show them.
TERu,: Cash. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS
fr6 Auciioucrr~.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By James ". Taylor, Auctioncer,
Onice opposite the spotswood Hotel.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, IN
Z NICHOLAss PLAN, IN PORT MAYO. Fog
SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on TIL TUESDAY,
the 9Th day Of FEBRUARY, 1893 on the premises. at
Nicholas street in Port Mayo fronting thirty three
forty six feet to twenty foot alley. These o.s
being very near the steamboat landing, make
them destrabl" for building purposes, and will b.
sold without reserve
TERHs: On" tcnrth cash; balance at three, six
and nine mouths for negotiable notes, Interest
added. Taxes Tor 1896 TO be paid by the purchaser
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Anctoneer
Immediately after the sale of the above Lots, say
about half past twelve o'clock will BE- sold on the
premises, THREE LOTS,'on ROCKETS STREET,
adjoining the store recently occupied by Mr. Cum
niEgham. The Lots front on Rockets street tive MY
Ave feet each, and run back eighty-fve feet to
Water street, and arc valuable lots for bushes.
purposes.
Also, LOT, fronting thirty feet on Graham street
running back OIL" hundred and ten feet to an alley
TERMS on fourth cash balance AZ three six
and nine months, with interest, secured by deed II
trust. JAMES NJ. IAl LOR,
H. 6--3t huctiOnecr
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BY L. 4. J. Clop,on,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent
Twelfth. between Main and Franklin streets
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS. CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE At AUG
TON Will bc sold on TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF
February, ls6j, upon the premises, a o clock; T.
NJ, TWO VERY DESiRAELE BUILDING LOTS,
on Y, between Twenty ninth aud Thirtieth streets,
Church Ill., adjoining the property Of ". J..
Niurno Esq g.. and others. fronting forty feet each
ON street. and extending back one hundred and
thirty feet 10 au allie" eighteen feet wide.
TrRuS: Liberal and made known on day of sale.
ia3l-tds f. 4. J. CLoPTuN, Auctioneer
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By Paine X Co., Auctionces.

T ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
IAUCTION ON WEDNESDAY, the Eth instant,
commencing 1T 10 o'clock, we will sell at our auc
ton rooms 4 large assortment Of seasonabe
DRY & GODS,
in part, the following
I and Al Brown shirtIngs and Shectings,
Fine Brown Shlrtings, extra Blcached Shirtlhys,
Fancy aud Black and White English Prints
Brown Linens and Linen Drills,
Irish Linens Linen Canvas,
Extra Black and Colored Alpacas,
Printed Drlaiurs Fancy Mohair>.
White Fla;suc.S, Linen Cambria Ifandkrrchirts
Printed Sat!ne;-, Cd PULLED Cloths.
Black and Is ortei Color..i Ctnbrics.
Ladies' and Misses White and Mixed Cotton
Hose,
WOODEN Half Hose. Patent Threads,
Gents Linen bosom Shirts, Paper Collars.
White and Mixed Wooden Shirts and Drawers
Ladies Extra Black and Drab Cloth Cloaks,
Letter and Not" Paper Envelopes,
Pins, Needles, Combs, &c, &c.
fed PAINE y CO.. AuCt.Cncrr-.
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LOST, STRAYED AND FOUND.

NOTICE.-Applcation will be made
y ut tn" proper lime for the renewal Of the fol-
lowing SHARES OF STOCK, destroyed in the fire
Of the 81 April last, viz: one hundred Shares in
the Paint Creek Coal Mining Company Of the
ractuiiug Company Of the city Of Richmond and
one share in the Richmond and Liverpool Packet
Company all Of which were issued in the name OF
the uudnr>isHed ..
ia s-2m J. \. COWARDlS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

b. Co-partncrship.
The undersigned. of the firm Of Kent faihe
Co., have formed n co-partncnhip for the purpose
of conducting general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
underline firm Of
AIN Il Il G O.,
and have taken the store No. 100 Main street, next
below Mitchell & Tyler, ana will De pleased TO re-
c.fye consgnments from their friends and the
pubIic W. 6. PAINE.
in lQ-ts K. 4. PAINE.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Aucttoneers.
SHIPPING.

LOR NEW YORk.-The new and elc-
Il giant side wheel steamship HAT r-E
TERA>, Captain PARRISH, will leave ssss5
her wharf At Rockets on TUESDAY, Vs. LIZ
tho 9Th Of February, al O'Clock, 2ySo3yss5
4. NJ.
Passengers are requested to be on board prior -
that hour.
f. St SAMUEL AYRES < Co, Agents.
EOR NEW YORk.-The new and rle-
4 giant wheel steamship PrA
" NIAGARA,' Captain CoCCH, viii /fFS
leave Ludltm < Watson's wharf, ats<~~~s ayAnazss1
Rockets, TUESDAY MORNING atgEkSSza
clock
Passengers requested to he punctual 10 the hour
Tickets aud b"rths secured on board or =
my Office Freight taken at reduced rates, AMI
received until Friday afternoon. Freight capacity
large. and passenger accommodation uuequalted.
fe st GARRETT +. WATSON, Rockets.
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81 Harrison, Goidin 4 Apperson.
Bankers, Brokers and Real Estate Auctioneers.

VERY CONVENIENT RESIDENCE,
Y IN SIDSEY, Oy TIE SOUTH SIDE ~
FJNWOOD STREET, BETWEEN CHERRY AND
CCLVERT STREETS, FOR Rent At AUCTION.
on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the sth instant,
Ut O'Clock, We will proceed, upon the premises,
to rent at public auction, until the 10Th day Of No
vcmb"r, lS16, the handsome and convenient RESI-
Mr. Alexander Walker. but more recently by Mr..
w c. Lewis. II contains eight rooms, be>ilr.
front and back porticos, kitchen, sab lie, and
carriage house, with rich garden and some
fruit trees. Possession given immediatsly.
fes HARRISON, GODDIN u APPRRSOy.
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R-tT Dispatch job Printing HouSc.-This
Establishment has been furnished with an EN-
TIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES and
IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with everything
in the TYPE DEPARTMENT thatthc best Founder,
could supply, aud is now prepared to execute
orders for every description Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING,
FOR MERCHANTS
MANUFACTURERS,
MECHANICS,
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tioas. We print
BUSINESS CARDS, CHECKS,
VISITING CARDS, NOTES,
" AT HOME" CARDS, DRAFTS,
WEDDING CARDS, PRICES CURRENT,
BALL CARDS, TITLE DEEDS,
SHOW CARDS, TRUST DEEDS,
ADMISSION CARDS LEASES,
ELECTION CARDS, RECEIPTS,
TIME TABLES, TAX BILLS,
WAY-BILLS, LICENSES,
CIRCULARS, BONDS.
BILL-iIEADS,
INSURANCE POLICIES, SHIPPERS RECEIPTS,
CALENDARS, STEAMERS BILLS,
NOTICES, DRUGGISTS LABELS,
BILLS OF LAUING, TOBACCO LABELS,
MANIFE>TS, CLOTHING LABELS.
BILLS OF FARE, DRAY TICKETS,
CONCERT BILLS, COALTICkETS,
PROGRAMMES, WOOD TICKETS,
THEATRE BILLS, BREAD TICKETS,
SHOW BILLS, MILK TICKETS,
POSTERS, all sizes: REWARD TICKETS,
PASSENGER TICKETS, ELECTION TICKETS.
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A. ASTON.
y Clerk and Master.


ChaHceTU Safe OH I'm 1prJ, 1866.
Archibald Wright as. John D. Armour and
Others.
DN virtue Of an interlocutory decree, made
ID in tuIs cause, on the n day Of January
lsdb, / VIII sell no public auction at the Court
House door, in the city OF Memphis,
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL a., 1854.
between the HcCrs lf 10 and L2m,, the following
Of land, being part OF John T. ArEIours sub
division OF original country lots Nos. l8 ard
iJii one OF said lots, viz: lot No. -, beginning
al n stake at the southwest corner OF $. Mans
fields lot ON Monroe street extended, and on
the north side OF Said street, and thence
weStwardIy with the north side or SAID strasL
extended % feet; thence n-Orthwardlv +tS% teet
a. right angles with said street; thence east with
the line ofau alley ~ ilet IA q stake On Mans
Helds line thruse >autli with Mauslelds line
1917 lret ig ibe beginning, upon which are four
twO-stOIy frame buildings. The other lot. COM
neuclng at the northeast corner OF }. D.. Ar
mours lot fronting ON Charleston avenue, and
running south no feet 10 New Madison Srrestr
thence east With the line Of New Madison
street 10 feet TO the point where satL &ew Mad
thence Wcsi With the south line OF Charleston
aFen-e teet p the besinH.nE On which
stands a hotel. Also one other lot, beginuing at
asJaEe On the north side Of New Madison street
GJ feet west OF The Intersection OF OrIsanss street
with New Madison street; thence west with the
north side OF New Madison street lJ feet TO m.
CORNER o. Lauderdals street: thence north viE5
the line Of Lauderda.e street loo feet 10 aIIs7
l1's teet wide; thence east Wita said aASy 40
lL' ~ % I'm tANi ~ ~ AGEA hANtl 70 the NE-
giuniHg,ba.lE part 5iordnaic0pnt lot NJ IN
ats'- cue other lot b~eslnnlng al Z stake Id
Gus eUfner or intersection Cd gtiesas anu Nev
Madison street, th5Lse vrss EiG. the ucrs-
OF NeW Mta'-eA street. G9 feet Is a sfaEa.
tAer.- uSr.t az right angles with Ney- STadilon
s.'9tt +gl Iett 10 an alley l64 feet wide. tbance
el9l VIA Tue south side OF said alsv al fset "a
dreams street thence south VIII Inc gess inc
~ ftl95ls 41O teet 70 the Beginning, being the
e-St end OF me EFtsgrty Of John II Armour.
fronting On lae north Side Of Madison SireTt'
aHt a part q county lot No. 80,
Also, another lot beginuiag st a stake on The
SOUTH SIDE Of New MsGis1S street, where the
north lin q the PiksNE SOost road mtersectS
Stlu street. Aftucf east wish the south line of
New AlglsOp Sweet i1 feet to n stake; thence
SGAtlA ~ feet to the north line OF said road, ANA
az Eight angles nom said road thence west with
the north line Of said road 400 (set ia tie begin
ming, being part OF original ovIHtry lot No. 42B.
TEkN- re SALE.
a credit Of evan mouths, With bOndzn and an
proved s,aurity, and a lien retgiaeI tul paw
YseGt Of the purchase money,
A. ASTON.
mrtl laWtW Clerk and MaStt.-.
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An Arkansas FATHERS adyica tn his soy,

NJ AHAN FA~aH "thAtE AANtEe % Ms son
Bob, you are about leaving home 70.
strange parts, You are going to throw
me out Of the game and 90 it alone. The
odds are agin you, Bob-remember that
industry and perseverance are the win
ming cards, as they are the bowers
Book lerniug, and all that sort of thing,
will do TO fill up with, like small trumps,
and you must have the bowers to back
them or they amt worth shucks. If
luck Is agin you pretty strong don't cave
and look like a sick chicken on 4 rataY
day, but hold IN yeRF head and make
believe Yoh are husA Of trumps; they
don't play 50 hard agin You. We lived
ana travelled around some. Bob. and I've
round cut that as soon as folks thought
you held a weak hand, they'd all luck
agln yGr stYOnG. So, when YOU'RE sorter
Weaki Keep on a bold front; bus piay
cautious be satisfied with a pint. Ma
nys the hand I've seen eucred cause
they played for too much. Keep YOUR
eyes well skinned, Bob; don't let 'em mig
you recollect the game lays as much
with the head as with the hands. BE
temperate never get drunk, for then no
maIuer how good your hand, YOU won't
know how to play it; both bowers and
The 2c2 WQn-F GAYS ySu, fpr there's sur
jim to 10 aHIaiss DEAF or something
wrong. And another thing, Bob, This
was spoken in a low tonel don't 90 too
much on women queens is kinder poor
cards. the more you have Of EN- the
worse tof yol you Might have three,
aud nary q trump. l don't say discard
'em all II you get hold of one that is a
trump, it's all good, and there's sartin to
be one out offour. And above all, Bob,
be honest; never take a mans trick wot
don't belong to you, nor {" slip p eards or
+" mig, y for then you can,tiodk your msn
in the face, ana when that's the case,
there's no fun in the game it's q reguler
{" cut-throat. So now, Bob, farewell:
remember wot l tell YOU. and --ouill be
sure to win and if you don'tit saryes
you right if you get "skunked.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DnpIeE sETu-Meaken Brothers a Co.
.n 60 - m,
pressed N-enstruatoa.
cg1b.rss Ge,.,s1 al,e~-, e,.va Fa
p OF chronic pains in the Loins.
cuhsrp. rsro sIte-sHye b.y{g,s,s M
entire system
Gtttsrf.. General Affective r,ras .n.o.
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HelmbOlds highly concentrated COMPOUND
Extract Buchu, is decidedly one Of the be>t
remedies for diseases Of the bladder, kidneys,
gravel, drOpsical sWellngs, rheumatism. and
equity affections. Under this head. We have
arranged Bysuria, or difficulty and pain in
passing wafer, scanty SecrpuOnS or small and
requeut discharges Of water; s~trangury or
stopping OF water; Hehiaturia or bloody urfn:
govt and rheumatism OF the kidneys. without
any change in quantity, but Increase In color
or dark water. lt waS always ighly recon-
meuded, by tile late Or. FhySick, in these anes.
tiOns. This med cine increases the pOwe. of
digestion aud eXcites the absorbeuty into
healthy exercise, by which the waterg Or cal
eaTeOus dispositions aud all unnatural Aularge-
ments, as well a. pain and inhGMT Atom are
reduced, and is taken by
MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
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TIE

INtE kidneys are two in lumber, situated at
the upper part Of the loin. surrounded by
ial aud consisting OF three parts, viz. The An
terror, the Interior. and the Exterior.
Tie Anterior absorDs. Interior consists OF
tissues or veins, which serve = n deposit for the
urine and convey 10 10 the exterior. The ex-
terror rs % coudsotur also, terminating IN a sin
gle tube, BEya called the Urster. The Ursten
are CqnHacted with the bladder.
It's bladder Is composed OF various coverings
or tissues, divided into parts, via the Upper,
the Lower, the Nervous, and the Mucous The
upper eNpels. the lower retains. Many have a
desire 10 uriHIte without the abidty: Others
urinate without the ability 10 retain. This
frequently oclGEs IT, ehiluFen.
To cure iaesz tuecUOns we Inust bring into
actlQH th- muscles, which are engaged ia theiE
Va4toIs functions II they are neglected, GrayGl
or Dgupsy may ensue.
The reader must also be made uWsEA that,
however slight may be the attack, Is Is suFs b,
affect bis bodily health and uaVE6aI power
our desh aud blood are sRppu.tvt fFO~, me-
source.
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Trustees Sale
Ea Phillips COunty, Arkansas,

- MILES Dam Ut hELE[NAs
ID virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10 me by
ID o T., puggherty and sarah Z. Dougherty
his wifa, On she 18th day Of June, A. PISS, and
uuty recorded IA the CIerkS.Ctic5 VI the county
Of Phillips and State Of Arkansas, in record
book "f. on PAGES 4ii, AS, f5 and Az, 1 will
sell fOc cash, 10 the highest BIDDER, on the
prem lses hereinafter described. in the county
OF Phillips, state OF Arkansas. at public auction
on the ID day OF April A. 1856, the following
described tracts or parcels Of land, situate, lying
and being IN the county OF Phillips and slate q
Arkansas, tOwit:
The north half Of seotgeG twenty-five o.;
The northeast quarter Of section twenty-siZ
t25);
Ana one hundred and Twelve and oue-baIt
acres Of the south halt OF section tw-enty-nvet9 5l.
extending from the east Ouudary Of said SEQ
ton to the center Of Flat Fork creek;
All in township one ~ north OF range g
east;
Also, all that part Of the northwest guarser OF
section thirty 1907, in township une IN, north OF
range four ~ east, whipb bes south Of . hne
commencing On the west boundary Of said quar-
Ter sectigls ~ = point due Wess from the center
Of q smalfp pond situated south OF J. n. Ander-
sons meadow, and running at tight angles with
The vest boundary OF the section through the
center OF said pond to the east boundary OF said
quarter section, containing one hunarod and
thirty-seVen and a half acres; tho aDOve tracts
containing in the aggregate seven hundred aud
thirty acre.; 400 cleared.
Also rs equal undivided halt Of the south
y est KarterOf section wentY-tWpteA in town.
Ship ore % north Orange thgee ~ east.
sale will commence ~ Ro'elock n.
January a ls68. Tm'4-w3wl Trustee.
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The Louisville Democrat ofthe lSth, says:
The general markets OF the city for the week
ending this evening, have exhibited no marked
Improvement upon the apathetic condition
which has been their distinguishing feature for
some time past This condition Of Things, five
can credit acgounts thai come 70 as foIu ever
section ofthe country. is by no meals pAcnliar
TO Louisville. Trade everywhere is dull: prices
were never more unsettled and the declining
tendency affects almost every commodity OF
commerce. Prudent men regard the future with
grave appreheDsious, and capitalists are with
drawing their funds. from the various depart
ing 10 $50 bonds, in rear estate.U OF " locking
up their gold IN bank yaqlts.
The National IgfeIiga86eT Of recent date. In
commenting pon the commercial and Hnaneial
affairs of the country, says:
Money is SO abundant in the commercial CEN
tiers that speculation hOurishes, though regular
usine is ct a stand. Speculation in the CITY
osEew York has FOR a week past been directed
strongly 30 real cs+ete a. advancing rates. the
action sales amounting 70 s-5G,pgg = 4aF, TU,s
shows not only the a~buhdaheej bf MONEY bi,f
the want Unemployment for il In any REGULAR
business
Gee II lrylug alei Sill Inhinfalrsd a. fhE ssT,a
rate Wbth PreValled when geIdts. ~ A. ~
tual scareity Of cGHinloqites, ea4sed By dinlfn-
ished production and suddeniy Increasing CON
sumption, has been and still Is among the tsnssv
Of high prices, as well as the redundancy Of pa-
reust decline very s~ensibly, even without snv nv
ft~fsreuts % re success OF any scheme OF con
t@ractioa. hT44Esds g Eheesasd y tssa lately
10 aTLUNs aLQ lAlAt fN4- lAlcGnr ~ A1i 4OK EHWNNr4H
producers, and, beside these, the vast current al
immigration brings daily accesSions TO our
msaas II uro9EctiQn.
DIN goods, bath HfligH and domestic have
fallen heaviiy-Whci0slle prices have declined
~ q ~cenL-during the past week The Southern
demand for goods, which was 50 brisk duri.p
few months following the Close Of the war. 6as
sHssided, and tae supply has exceeded he
means Cf payment 4he soatn has nsariV -
haustedthe resources Whicn remained 10 1. Ar
sud tue prospect Of PrQdRetioH hg 1901 Is Tar
from being good
some business men anticipate a general dc
cline q prices, and, a. a consequence oft a
contraction OF bank loans, which wiz fau win
eaverfty upon bank debtors. Banks are geneT-
aftv Increasing instead OF diminishing their
bealre the war WES Sl3l,NJlN + Is NOW 500
$1,000. though As.timate business is falling Oh
When the banks Ssll, from prudential reasons.
i6ess loans are based will suffer a decline in
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Trust S0yp.

DY virtue Of q deed of trust, made to me by
- John Caravan, dated May All, 1850, ami
another deed or trust. dated January LIST. 1856
made TO me 10y the said Canavan, 1 will sell for
cash, 10 the highest bidder, IN front Of the
Court House ia the city Of Memphis, on Ihe
SIN day 81 April. Is6. the following property.
viz: certain Tot, OF land in the I4th Civil Dis
tr.ct OF shelby county, Tenn. near the city Of
Memphis. part o. the land purchased OF the
Union Bank by W. Williams, and divided into
lots sy r. S-I0du, alnl Numbered as lots 2, -
and ~. except 80 much Of said lots as was re-
leased ftOm the said deeds OF trust by tie Joint
deed Of rei-ase, made by VIM. 4. Goodwin and
j. Grlddug, dated April 18th, 1876, which deed
Of release with plan attached, is on record ia
the Registers office of shelby county, IN hook
No. y, pages 80. SOS and $40. The portion which
I will SELF is Lot NO. 3, on said place, and con-
taiuh about three acres, more or less. sale be-
tween ~ aud II O'Clock, Am. Redemption is
waived, and I will seIlas trustee OuIy.
Nm. =. GOODWIN,
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The grayel eHsusG from neglect or improper
treatment Of the kidleys. These organs, being
weak, the water is not expelled nom the 0lad-
der. but allowed % remain 10 becomes fever
lSh and -eumueut forms. 10 Is rom this depl<It
thestane Is l1EMed and sraErI ensues
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Salc mn Olpneys.

+ you Wonld ike an active. energetic partner
L hat thoroughly understands runnfng M
miu aud engine; and are willing To- make q fair
contract With ana address PARTNER, care OF
Nsyoei heaTc Co., or call on them for infOrma-.
ton, al y south Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Nnfice-

Law Sid Common Law and Chancery Court
OF the city OF Memphis,
CLEEEs OFFICE, March leth. 1856.
=. =. wilkins and =. HilI. surviving partners
T.. n. Clark 60. plaintiffs, us. John ~. Ar
mOur, LriCudant-AJtachmen suit.
FFIDANIT for Attachment having been
y made IN this case in pursuance OF SectiOu
-fpI OF the Code OF Tennessee. aud Attachments
having 5seu ISSUED and returned los the proper
officer Levied, etc., on the property Of The
defendant john b. Armour.
It's therefore ordered, That said. defendant
appear 80 the curt House in the city Of Mem
phis, fem, 0u or before the second M0uday in
June next, and defend this suit, or the saline
VIII be taken for confessed a. TO him and the
ease sci tJr a=lriue er pd3fe. and Thar % copy
ofthis order be published once % week for four
consecutive weeKsl ina the Memphis APPEAL.
A copy JOSH DONONAN, CLERK.
BY NAsOS HYDE, u. q.
G. W. Frazer Attorney for plaintiffs.
March II. I~E- Iaw4yr
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The weather was balmy and spring like, and
the streets are in good condition for traffic, but
the amount o trafdc was not large. There was
some country and migcellaneous trade but We y
little doing in a wholesale way. -
CORNAIEAL-stiu irregular; sales 10 barrels
at s. 25; 50 barrels at % 50 ~ barrels At "a
and 81 3.
EGGs-Plentiul, and prices looking lower
saIes of250 dozen at 25e; so dozen az 28c; lo
dozen &C soc. ta.
CHICKENS eoops prime, ats89ss 50.
POTATOES-Sales y barrels Peachblows, AZ
s. %; . barrels at 81 and ~ barrels at g %.
BULK PORE-Sales 500 lbs. Ri sides at
B}sc; 700 lbs, Rib Sides at I5rzSl6c; Shout
ders at BIC. rHa cas-
FLOUR-O barrels Y At s. 80; Il barrels SD
perhne at 81 50; AZ barrels superhue at s. %
50 barrels Xxx at -.
FEED-Quiet throughout. Corn dun nut
arm sales OF SIS sacks At SEE; 100 sacks, from
store, at s5c; sales of40 sacks Cornmeal Bran at
$40 2 ton; 90 bales prime Tinotby Hay at 81
Oats duh.
sNUFF-sales Of 8 boxes at &c; u boxes
at 2ate.
MALT-Sales 80 sacks at 81 ~.
COFFEE-5aIes Of b sacks al Sll.c. asa.
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Trust Sale.

~ Eltfue pf . qFed Of trust. dated lt No
~ yeAlber, lA6s1us'ie 70 me BY IoanEanavan.
l VIII Seh Tor cash totiie highest bidder, IN nont
TIE 9TH day Of April, lsGd, the following
property. VIZ: Certain Lots OF Ian in the
lfth Ctvh District OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, near the city Of Memphis, part tof the
land purchased OF the Union Bank by W. VIII
Inns, and divided into lots by L, ). TODD. and
n4mbere1 as lots y, y aud ., skeepS 50 much
% trust, by the joint deed Of release made hy
Nmt 4 GQodwyn and J. c. Gnnug, dated
April 10Th, i&l7t which deed CT release wifi
plan attached, Is ON record IN the Reefsiers
once 9t shelby county, in book No. Is. pages
~. w and $50. The portion which / wnl zen
X lot Nc-l on said plan, covering about three
4cHss more o. less. Sale between 10 and ID
o9ioek an. redemption Is WaiYed. ! win
mar@lawsWs ''e'e'
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sS- Among a collection OF autograph
letters by Lord Byron, lately sold by aGe-
tion IN London, was one, unpublished, in
which he says, " hope you VIII ind me
az altered E~ersolage, / do not mean in
body but IN manner, for 1 begin to find
out that nothing but virtue viii do in this
damned world" 1t sold for seven guineas.