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MISCELLAEEoUS
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Splendid Cotton Plantations
FOR RENT Or SALE.

A SPEEDTDLT improved tract Inland be-
~ longing 10 the estate OF seth WheaIsy, sit
uated on Bayou Macon ia carroll Parish La,
Is miles west OF Lake Providence Tins tract
contains go acres, So OF which has been
cleared for along time and viii produce q bale
OF cotton % the acre There is a C0ou IuuILTg
house, quarters FOR hborers, steam gin. MIL and
all Necessary improvements on the place
Bayou Macon is navEabIe forsteam-E and the
products can be shipped direct from the private
landing to New Orleans
Also, 80 acres. g0 Of which isopen, situated
s miles south Of Memphis, between Horn LAX
road and the river, This is one q the best plan
talous In the county, -prc1uci1I cotton conn.,
wheat, oats etc equal 70 ans upland place Ia
the STATE There il a dwelling house. gin house,
the place
Great bargains may he had I'm either or both
Of the above places Apply 20
DR. D D. SAUNDEES,
faIglmI 3 south Conf s.reet. UP stLirsL
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NATIONAL PECULIARrrIEs-Heinrirh
Rene the German Wit and poet, raye
lne iOloWing account of the different
hlaune m which Englishmen, French.
nelhand Germans regard liberty:
E~nglishman loves liberty like
rs 4a@Inl0sife, the Frenchman loves her
-he M mistress, the German loves her
ne hls mistress, the German loves her
IL . grandmother. Aud vet afel
all, no one can ever taIi how fbi1m -
l9rn U The gumpy Englishmap' IN
AZ All temper with his wife. Is capable ~
m DAY putting a rope round her neck
z taxing her 10 be sold at Smith6eld'
2 lnconslstaut Frenehman NAV be-
come unfaIthful 70 his adored mistress
ana be seen fluttering about the pslsis
a9yal after another. But the German
VIII never quite abandon his old oranS-
mother he will always keep for her >
NOOK ny the chimney corner, where She
can TEL her fairy stories 70 the LISTENING
children.
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LEGAL.
ChaneeFy Sale Of Real Estate.
-ON-
Saturday, Sd of March, 1866.


T. G. Belts. e al, -. Frazer Titus.
DY virtue OF an in~terlOcutory decree made In
D the above cause. on March lst, 1851, and re-
heWed on the lfth OF December, I5o5, i wfl sell
a. Public Auction 20 the highest bidder az the
Court House door,, In the city Of Memphis, be-
Neen the hours OF 10 A. n, and p n, the fol-
loving described Tract OF Land. tO-wit. -Four
Hundred and -Four Acres OF Land, situated in
The County OF shelby and state Of Tenuesses,
Nofth o. Wolf River, formerly the farm Of
Erazer Titus, and formerly known as Duck
Iange, being the same c~ouveye1 TO Frazer
Titus BY Mrs. 3 Parks and D. II. Walker.
ABOVE described Tract Of Land viii be sold In
parcels Of % and % acres.
TEENS o. sALE-Are on a credit Of 8. and
is months Bonds, with good security. and n
lien retained on the land - secure the purchase
money. T.. AISrDN clerk q Magfer
This, January 41h. 1855. L. N-tds
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MIsCELLANEoUs.
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor doubles Steel SPRING.
- * Z R II,
VESTS, BRADLEY q CARY,
bers and 70 and 81 Reade street,
NEW YORK.

This invention consists Of Duplex Tor two)
Elliptic Pure Refine Steel Springs, ~ingeniOusly
braided tightly and firmly together, edge 10
edge, making the toughest, most flexible, elias
tie and durable spring ever used They seldom
bend or break, like the Single Springs, and con-
~sequently preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice a. long as any Single
Spring Skirt that ever has or can be made.
The wonderful hexibliity and great comfort
and pleasure TO any lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt VIII be experienced particularly
in all rOwde assemblies, operas, carriages,
railroad cars, church peWs, arm chairs, for
promenade and house dress, as the skirt can be
folded when in use 70 occupy a small place as
easily and conveniently as n muslin dress.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience OF wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for a single day viii
never willingly dispense with their
use. For Children, misses and young ladies
they are superior 10 all others.
The hoops are covered with two ply double
twisted thread and viii wear twice as long as
the single yarn covering which Is used on all
single steel hoop skirts. The three bottom rods
on every skirt are also double steel, and twice
wearing of the rods when dragging down
stairs, stone steps, etc, etc, which they are
constantly subject 10 when IN use.
Ali are made Of the new and elegant corded
tapes, and are the best quality in every part,
giving to the wearer the most graceful and per-
feet shape possible, and are unquestionaby the
hghtest most desirable, comfortable and eco
nomical skirt ever made
For sale in all first class stores, Wholesale and
Retail, in this CITY, and throughout the United
States and Canadas, Havana de Cuba, Mexico,
South America, n thesWest Indies.
RB- Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic Tor
DOubIel Spring Skirt
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate.
Saturday, SddayO o March, 1866.
I9ha D r.ansn. u a J. - an.

John D FenneD. IT, A. J. Montgomery and
A d. W-irhenpOOu.
DY virtue Of an interl0cut0ry decree made AZ
ID the November term or the Chancery side or
the Common Law and Chanoery Court OF the
city OF Mempeis. I viii seiiaf Public Aucfiou. ar
the Court House door. between the hours Of 20
and Il O'clock m, the blowing described tract
OF LAND. in Shelby county. Tenuezsee. contain
ing ten acres, two and a half miles southeast Of
Memphis, on the north side OF Jackson street or
avenue. as 10 f. sometimes called known on r
". RueEers Map OF the city OF Memphis and
IFS suburbs. As McLemore avenue. beginning on
the north side OF said avenue where the sane Is
iutersected BY the alley living immediateiy east
or GREENWOOD Female College, a. then Known
now called the state Female College, and run
ming thence east with McLsmore avenue and
with the avenue east OF the College, such
equal distances as VIII, with p~arreIed Ane-rlu-
clude ten acres.
jeu IDS A.ALSTOE. Clerk and Master.
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COTTON.

A LII COTTON shipped to rs on good boats, or
IA in our Warehouse on sale, Is covered by
our open POlloes Of Insurance Ia the DeSoto,
Home, Etna and Hartford Insurance Com
panies TAYLOR McEWEN, DUKE4 co.
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~InanIrellf Nnfice

TUE insolvency Of the estate Of Wellington
L donaldson, decreased, having been suggested
20 the Clerk OF the County Court Of UoI1u
county. Tennessee, al persons hiding claims
against said estate SIRE hereby Notified 20 die
them With the Clerk OF the C0uury Court o.
ybi0n county. on or before the lHrh day uf MzT.
l@h1 duly authenticate a. required bT law. for
pro rata settlement. or this notice VIII be plead
in bar Of their recovery. By ordered the CLERK
OF the County Court or 0ulol county I-uue=
see this, lsth day or D~ecenfoer. Isl
l. DONALDSON.
JAM 3m A~dmiuHtrat0r. cts.
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WIDOWS vs. MAIDENs.-That worthy
and philosophical individual, the eider
Ar. Weller, showed a profound knowl-
edge OF the subject when he 50 frequently
and earnestly warned his hopeful son
Samuel 10 beware Of the widdeH.n The
same caution seems 70 be no less neces-
sary IN Richmond, one Of the PAPER OF
which states that young men are scarce
IN that city, q maidens and widows in
search OF husbands very plentiful: AM,
the editor, pleading in behalf of me
maidens, says:
Ne do not think, in view Of tie great
scarcity Of men, that IL l. fair Sor widows
10 marty a second time, until All Inc
young maidens have secured husbands
The Legislature ought 70 attend 10 thi-
matter, and protect the interests Of fne
young ladies, for without the aid Of iegsl
eu8rtments the widows are sure 70 NAV
me grab game. They viii, therefore.
nave 10 be restrained BIZ the strong arm
o. me law, - was done in the early
S."4- history Of Virginia. when the
mouse o. BuFesses passed an act of the
ErIS character indicated. II was found
nat an me young men imported into
me colony were az once csnobt nm Nv
Le WIDOWS. by superior wiles andgtTats-
sens without any chance being allowed
70 Tue modest and retiring vopng
malQens SO the Legislature fook tbs
-.eI II manu-, and viii have 70 do So
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Axes, PIOws, Etc.

Axes, PIOws, Etc.
On DOZEN BEST AXES.
80 Pairs Trace Chains
$50 Avery and Hall Flows.
10 Two Horse Wagons.
30 Sacks Corn.
800 Bales Hay.
Loo Sacks Bran.
so Bushels Seed Oats.
20 HhdS New Orleans Sugars.
50 Bbls. White Sugars.
60 Bags Coffee.
Is T1erces Hams.
10 Casks Bulk Sides and Bacon.
100 Grind Stones.
l0,0O0 Gallon Jugs, Jars, Pans etc.
800 Bols. Salt.
40 Bbls. Mess Pork.
l3 Packages Cheese.
GO Bbls. MOlasses.
50 Kegs Choice SyruPa.
100 Bbls. Choice Meal.
Candles, Soap, Starch, Tobacco. Powder, Shot
White Lead, OILS, Fruits. Candies. etc.
81 In store and arriving. aRa
January @th.
TAYLOR, McEwEN, DUKE & co.
ja2I-Iw
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RradIeyss Duplex Elliptic Skirt,

Very flexible, folded easily when in use, to
occupy a small space, and an article Of superior
excellence. For sale, In all styles, at the
SOUTHERN PALACE
NIXON, WOOD 6 co,
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0 & BLEDsOE,
Livery, Boarding s Sale Stable,
No. 35 I-2 Union Street.

& PROPOSE to keep on hand the best Livery
Il Turu-Outs Of any livery stable IN The city.
/ keep also on hand for sale well broke Family.
Harness and Saddle horses Those IN want OF
good stock win hnd 10 to their Interest 70 give
me a call, as all stock sold by me snail be as
re~urekauted or no sale
fafq-7ms M M P~onriat,r-
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R. B. HAWLEY,
Gotten Factor and Commission
Merchant,
No. 2S2 Front Street.

Notice Of COpGrtRerShip.
MEMPHIS, January lst, 1866.
FTER a suspension Of my business for the
a past three years, l have the honor 10 an
n0unce 70 my friends and the public generally
that I have this day formed a partnership Win
Messrs. Bernard Bowling and Charles Erck, OF
this city, for the purpose Of transaetlng an IN
porting and Wholesale Grocery and General
Commission business, under the style and nrm
of. F. Frank & Co, at my old stand, No.oz
Front street. Thankful for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon me in former years, now
respectfully solicit a kind continuance OF the
same. prOmisingt that no efforts shall be len IN
spared on the part OF the new House, 10 give
satisfaction to all Ii may enfrust II Win tAeH
49, e J.F.F FRANK.
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NEW FIRM.

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Jonn
II B. REID & Co., Na- "a Second street. Adams
Block. viii continue the Wholesale Dry GcOds
Business a. the same place uEGertl name and
style Of Henry 3 Edm0nds0u 6 Co.
Mr. James H. Cochran, late OF Price, Feuis&
Co, Philadelphia, as heretofore. Will cOguuus
TO give his personal attention % the business.
HENRY B. EDMOSD5ON.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
IN
Saturday, I'd of March, 1856.

Ben. May Is. W. L. simmons Ct al.
DY virtue Ofau interlocut0ry decree made in
ID the above cause ON the 18th OF January,
I~6. I will sell at public auction. on saturday
Sd Of March. I56. at the Court Houss door IN
the city Of Memphis, between the hours Otl0 A
NJ. and y ". the following described property,
10 wit: Lot No. 1. in Cars Subdivision, about
three miles nom the city Of Memphts. bounded
on the north by the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, on the east By an avenue, on the
south by McLemOre avenue, and on the west
by the residence and lot ofCapt Green, con-
tanning five acres more or less
TERMS OF SALE-On e credit or six and twelve
months. Bonds with good security and q lein
retained on the land to secure the purchase
money. A. II clerk and Master
This the s0th January. 1875. fauE-tIs
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
M O ORGANS
r.

THE Best. Cheapest and most economical
4 Flour in use
biscuit. etc. can, by using this Flour, save
time, trouble. money. and disappointment. IL
Is ALWAYS RELIABLE, and is not effected ~
hot OF cold weather Il does not require Yeast
Powders. Cream Tartar. Yeast, Salarlfas. soda
or salt. and ONLY HALF the usual uanut
OF shortening, and when cold sweet milk Is
usei. still les shortening IS needed
ONE-FOUETH less OF this Hour is required 20
produce a Ike amountof Bread, TO that made
IN the ordinary manner, which item alone will
about PAY The PRICE charged for adding the
self rising ingredients
1T Is EXTRA NICE FOR CAKES and All
kinds o. pastry, requiring not more than TWO
THIRDSt the usual amount of butter and eqrg.
THIS FLOUR ENCEL L OTHER for
Batter Cakes Wardes, P~uddings, thsdumplings
for Chicken Pie, etc, ETC.,
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Ladies' Oyster Saloon.

The aides are informed that a fine Saloon Is
Oysters in every style, Coffee, Tea Chocolate, etc.
Attentive and courteous walters will be in
attendance. JOSEPH SPECHT,
nOV8-im No a Madison q
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C L WILCOX, NJ. D.
r E. BROWN. N. 10.


n.s examined the Ingredients and Dr.
,on1ce them innocent and TIE bread superior.
u. q. MALoNE s. ID
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Chaneery Sale Of City Lots,
Saturday, March Sd. 1885.

John O. Greenisw and VIM B. G~resnlaw, -
George K. Nanfosssn-
DT virtue ofan interl0cutory decree made al
ID the November term, i1s5,Of Chaucery Of
the COmmsn Law and Chaucery Court Of the
CITY OF Memphis sill sell az Public Auction. IN
mont Of the Court House door, Memphis. Tenn
between the hour Of 20 and u o'clock m. Lot
No. -, on a plan OF the extension Of the north
srn part OF the City Of Memphis through The
lands q c~omplainants, John o. q VIM.
Greenlaw and Others, survey made By NJ
Kerr. In April, $50, and bound as follows
Fronting seVenty-f0ur feet three inches, on the
east side OF Sixth street, and raining back Ifs
Nst 70 the west side ofhaleign Road
TFRrls OF
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RradIey's Duplex Elliptic skirt.

IsOf the best material, style and nanufacture,
and the most graceful, durable and economi-
cal skirt made. For sale by
RICE, STIX & CO.,
&5k and 30 Main street.
BradIey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
The most popular and flexible in use. For
sale by
WALKER BROS & CO.,
29 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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RradIey,s DuDIex FIIIDtio skirt,

Combining elegance, Hghtness, durability,
comfort and economy, and unquestionably the
most desirable article made. For sale whole
sale and retail by
MENKEN BROTHERS & CO.,
Oh Main At. corner Can't At.
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate
Saturday, Sd day of March 1856,


Alex. Mum, Is. A. n. Douglas, \ DOwen and
others.
DY virtue OF an lBtsTlocutory decree, made ~
ID the above cause at the November Term lan-
on the Cnamcery side Of the Common Law and
Chancery our Of The City Of Memphis, ] VIII
sell az Public Auction, Al the court House coori
on Saturday the third day OF March. l@7, De
lowing Real Estate, t0-WIt; A tractuf land con-
tanning ulzacres in District No Z. and Ranges s
and o Section 4, in shelby COUNTY, tennessee,
being part OF a tract OF land bought Of Rufus
Polk anda small tract adjoining said olkstraci
on the north.
TERMS Of 5ALE+SaidL land VIII be sold on a
credit Of SIX and twelve months.
ia 9l-tds. 4. ASTON. Clerk and Master.
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And Is a Saving OF from SO to S.
per Rarreu TO the Consumer.

wonderful success A large proportion
Of the citizens OF Memphis and sur
rounding country are now using it- but
am eonnuent there are many Others VINO would
avail themselves OF is advantages were they
sausned REGARDING lis HEABrHFUL&ESS
S~JREhluhLI1s and CHEAPNES@
To convince such OF these mcrs. I hsve OBJ
tanned a large number OF certificates nom vel
and 1aYoraoly known physicians ane o,arIs- a
lew OF which give below. One TIA VIII eon-
vince the most fncredulous that uE Lnelr
~aduanfage 70 use mis- Flour, a. IN EtV[vA1
and SAIISFACTION % sVerT reslec-
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RtItue ora Deed Of Trust, executed 70 the
Sued y Athu Council, on ths ian
~ S9efi Ast9s which j. Of record in Book
- sel4 On pages ~ E8 and So he VII
eas1- ~ lrent q the pramf-e< ~
DA4 OF MARCH NEXT. the frI-
80. 9el lOtror part Of Tot o. iand to-
rbf-F az a potnG on the west side Of
one hundred and f1ur auT 4 haIT
@..sa rom Adams street fHeurs wezf-
fberes ec-fLeasn Adams street f1sty feet
AnlII street. twenty-five feet fhsnee ezsf-
Mard!J parallel with Adams street s1-Tv 49, =,
s7L tn-nce nor-lvarfIv with ~
west q OF Third street 10 re bSss-ri-- +.
being n The city OF Nemph5s Tsnre IL
Memphis Jan. %. Is8 Lr2s.ee.
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RECOMMENDATIONS /:

MFNPH1s. TESN, AugustS lS@
have used Norzans self Rising r-our and
dnd In do 81 a mOst excellent azucls. i have
aIso Examined ne ingredients which produce
- - ~f-s.Tg 1-anergeS. and Ind them % BE-,
not ONLY mnoeent, but important 70 perfect
nntrfri0n. can freely REPAYMENT u asa most
L.-1-LE-T - desirable -four, producing an
1900 - bTsad superior 70 that made IN the
ofulnais mo. r FRAYSER N. d.
We fuTv concur in the above, having ex-
.ri9eS tie ingredients
anne CT wilcox, ND.
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R~sferringto the above card We return sincere
thanks 70 our friends for TIE very liberal pat
runage extended % rs, and respectfully Asa a
Of the same 70 our succez-OTs-
1a2I-Im JOHN B-EEIDE CO.
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GARnrN Srrn
GRASS SEER.

DIED Clover, Kentucky Blue Grass. White
II Clover, Herd Grass, French or Lucern
Glover, orchard Grass, Timothy Seed, Hunga-
rian Seed, hillet Seed, etc,
For sale low at CRAIGfS Seed Store.
SO Main stIeet, jackson Block,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Pat I'D IN 6, Il, n, and Is pound pa kages,
Half RarreIS and Rarrofs

This fOur VII be found On sale IN parfaeez AZ
an frst ciass family groceries IN ne ciIy. and a.
wholesale a. ne m-anunsetorys No 81 Front
Street Memphis, Tenn
Au6sral discount viii BE- made 10 ne Trsfa.
janl4 ALLEN +. MORGAN, Propnst0T,
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Pts
And other Improved Makes.

WE have made arrangements with the ma
w kers Of these celebrated weapons that
will enable US to sell them at the lowest whole
sale prices, either wholesale or retail.
COuRtry Merchants supplied on liberal terms.
A full assortment Of fixed ammunition for the
same 4. H. CLARK & Co,
de.n-lmis No. ! Clarkis Marble Block.
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BURNETT & aicKEL,
Successors 10
Burnett, SeptOH a SsceariHger,
NO. 10 sIOUTH 4FH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,

DEG LEAVE 70. announce 70 their Oh Pa
u irons aud the Trade generally, that ha wing
Feorganizeo they sire Prepared 70 oner an en-
AreR NV AND LARGE STOCK OF Il y
SlEh1 LOVES "a NCN DRY GOODS AN
&Ol4pNS, received Direct from Foreign and
aNrrean Manufsctcifies, a. the YEN Loanea
tWh Prices, ana hope to resume theif former
sSsnt business In tercourse with their Old
- House hefors ds War- have KOt IN NO.
- = SPa vii continue 10 cater particularly
an Imposition Of their stock is respectfully
fFomPt attention given 70 orders. ia2il In !
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WANTED.
American Land Company,

THE Agency Of this Company has been re-
cry. Persons having business with Ii VIII caI
e Room No. q Cup stairs3 Jackson block. sl
Main street. W. A. GOODMAN.
ials In Agent.
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate,
saturday, Sd of March, 1855.
ChancerY Sale of Civ Property

The Planters Bank OF Tennessee Is. B Merrill
by virtue Of an interiocutory decree entered
~. aud renewed az the November term, 1876,
Of the Chaucery side Ofthe Common Law and
Chance-v Court OF the CITY OF Memphis, / viii
sell. 70 the highest bidder, AT the Court House
door in the CITY Of Memphis, on saturday,
March 80. 1876, between 10 and N. the follow
In Real Estate, to Wit A certain lot or parcel
of1and in the City OF Memphis, shelby county,
Tenn. lying on the west side OF Tennessee
street. fronting on said street 80 feet, and run
ming back between parallel Zines ~ feet, 20 the
adrs OF the Mississippi river, he the same more
orlessl. and numbered on the plan Of said city.
as Lot No. 8 in Block NO.L
TrRsfs OF LEO a credit OfsIx and twelve
months ia equal payments; purchaser giving
bonds with approved security
AUGUSTON ASTON Clerk and Master.
H.an Id
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j.. J. WORSE AN,
Formerly OF
Worsham House.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned under the drm name style
OF John B. Reid &CO., IS hts day dissolved by
limitation.
JOHN b REID.
q. W.. McMAHOE.
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. -
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small pox still prevails in Colum-
Oa i~hlrty-one cases were reported
Al the city hospital on Tuesday.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate
on
Saturday, March I'd, 1866.

J.. n. Alexander aud Others Is. Addison G.
Bragg, e al
DY virtue Of an i-ntsrlocutory decree "a IN
ID the above cause on the 18th NOVEMBER,
Is5, 1 viii sell az Public Auction al the Court
House door in the city Of Memphis, between tne
hours OF 10 A. NJ, and II NJ, on saturday, the -
OF March, Isd, the fouowiu described heai Is
tate, to wit Lyfngfu the county OF Lauderdate
and state Of Tennessee. in that portion OF salG
county formerly included in the county o. mp
ton, in the 18th district, sections : andst anu
range 8, described and bounded as foAo~s. Inc
tract ofland granted by The state Of
grant No. 1877. dated 18th OF July I'D 70 the
heirs Of Robert Turner. and by freoerick Ilr-
ner, the sole heir Of Robert Turner, eonNeyei 70
Daniel Cherry, lying on the east side OF ~ Alls-
sizsiupi river. Including the NOUS o. Ooal
Greek. beginning on the bend or the Mlssis-
sippf river. ar the northwest corner Of Jonn
Rhees three hundred and twenty should De
iS0 acre frsct OF entry, $ spanish oak marked
II r. running e6st with MS me- passing ms
corner. in an $50 poles, 70 a hickory MARRIED 7,
thence north with the west boundary line Of
VIM Il Bvisr. snd passing his corner in all
or roles 10 a stake. thence west 20 poles to a
small cotton wood on the bank Of the Missis-
sfnDf river, thence down with the me4nGers OF
sad river 1870 poles TO the place Of beginning.
srrenring seven acres Of said tract heretofore
eonveved by said Cherry 70 samuel Lancaster.
TERMS OF SALE-uu a credit of months.
This 2qth Of January, 1856. A. ASTON.
IA aNtds Clerk and Master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-31

NOIlCE.-Puuuant 90 a I-ed or ----t
- eNeeuted % me BY John B. Blhb and Am
p sioo, dated the sh January. ISL. ana -
eoruel IN me Registers oficeof Shelby rounr-
tenne@ee, IA Book No. ~, pages ga. = and
t1s oth Gay or Feoruaryr 1900, on he premsrs
sell - me highest bidder. Tor cash. rae Tg- ~
Lanu m ne 18Th formerly the ItnI OvI fs.-
trieL IL said county and state, fronting "a f-at
on the WesLslde Of sample avenua 81 about -
ureps eglnnl a. the s0ufhe1u curnerthfraor
Al = STAKE ABOUT T chains and 81 inks ud-rh ar
norLhNarQy nom TIE center OF Tie New Ha-
leigh rad and for more fun descupton. ~
5t9uIt reterence d here made % sail trust
deed. The right Of redemption waved
sell such utle only al = vested IN me.
December 9TH. Iaa deI -