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WANTED.

VWANTEB-INA PRIVATE FAMILY, A FEW DAY
w boarders Apply, at the house situated imme-
diaey the corher of Apollo Terpschore streets
Terms moderate.
WANTED-A COLORED WOMAN TO DO THE
w work Of family Ofthree persons, Apply Louisiana
Grocery, corner of Camp and julia streets
WANTED-CANVASSING AGENTS. BOTH MALE
w and female clearing from 500 S4OO per month
on 'The Lost Canse by h. A Pollard, the only official
Southern hi-tnry Of the war complete in one large
volume with twentyo fine steel portraits This work ut
sells all others published 10 energetic women
and disabled officers and soldiers, and soldiers widows,
chance is offered to make money Address j. H.
Orleans
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United STATES CUSTOM HOUSE.
COLLECLoR's OFFICE,

New Orleans, october 18th, 1866
The following described goods having seized for
given that unless The persons shining the shall pear
and file her claims according law within twenty d rctn
auction provided by sections H. T. 10 and IA of Act Of
Congress approved July IS. 1866:
Seized July 29-l9 boxes Cigars box Merchandise sack
do Dbl hfoasses Sugar, CHAM agne-Seized
on steamship Southern STAR for violation of section g.
Seized july 28--marked F. & G-7cases wioe-sefzed on
steamship southern star for violation Of section g. Act March
Seized August l5--marked j. H. K O. No H-3 cases
on steamship Fire Queen for violation
Seized Aug l6-marked B. No ~ Kegs whisky-seized
on brig Ballot Box for violation Of section lO3 Act March
Seized Aug 23l8 boxes Cgars-seized on steamship Mex
Seized Aug, 23nakel For de Merdiana-IO boxes 1000
at Post n Second District for violation Of
Seized Aug Unmarked Reeala Walter Scott pkge
Ivy on brig Hope for violation Of section
Seized Aug 2-marked C6ncha, Flor de Miguro-l pkge
Seized Aug 25-9ars Olives Empty Jarsseized on brg
Hope for violation Of section 68 Act March, 1893.
Seized Aug 28marked stores-l case 90 Cigars boxes
500 Cigars Seized schooner Welcome for violation
Seized Aug 29-marked P - demtiohns Liquor, do do
section 68 Act March 2, 1888
Seized September 3-marked---lGb boxes 1000
Cigars, box Sweemeats-Sezed schooner Flying Scad
for violation of section /, Act July %, 1896
s1Sg se on G 70, WRs
dissection 6, Act March 2 1879.
Seized brig Ben Delano for yolsou of July
Sc zed Sept Unmarked HONOR Dorin box 4dozen Linen
Handkerchief Schooner Billy Butts for violation
Of section 68, Act March Z, 1872
dozen Linen schooner Billy Butts
for violation Of section 68. Act March Q 1879.
pkge Northumberland on schooner Billy Butts for viola.
ton of section Is, Act March g. 1893
;e6ooner Billy Butts for violation Of section Act
l79s VIM T. KELLOGG,
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CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM

UpeH IF0In 8 a II VII II P. 4. Daily
R. W. sCHAFFER.. MANAGER
The Museum building has been refed enlarged at an
ted therein. @#
OYER TEN THOUSAND CURIosITIEs, comprising
Wild Beasts, Birds Fishes Insects Minerals Paintings
Coins Relics of the Revolution and wonderful things
every part of the known world will be there found exhibit
ton In connection with the above curiosties AMESS
GREAT TRAVELLING AEEAGERIE, consisting of African
Lions Tigers, Leopards Kangaroos Baboons Birds Etc
will be daily exhibition together with celebrated Chinese
Juggers and Artists who Will perform wonderful daring
feats in Knife Throwing, Etc. The intrepid La BELLE
LOUISE and her Performing Animals will daily add to the
attractions of the Museum.
Admission so cents; Children IS cents.
The Crescent City Museum will open Wednesday Oct 10TH
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CoNsrABLE,s sAIE.

VIM MAY VS.. STEAMBOAT EMMA, CAPTAIN AND
Owners, No. 253-Samue Richardson vs.. Same. No. 25A
Thos Nolan vs.. Same No Esd. Malonsy vs Same, No.
256-G Bringer W. Same No. 257Ben. Cook Same, No.
25S-Second Justice Court, Parish of Orleans.
PY VIRTUE of six vyVats of ffeF7 faeaaas
~ to directed by the Honorable G. Breughn, Second
proceed to sell public auction at the Merchants and Auc
oneers' Exchange Royal street. between Canal and
Customhouse Streets on TUESDAY, 18th day of November,
1866 Il O'Clock the following described property oS
The steamboat Emma her Furniture Tackle and Apparel
Basin.
Seized in the above entitled suits
MF-TERMs-Cash the spot in U. s. Treasury notes
JOHN c. KUzAC, Constable Second Justice Court
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gv e9sIenns 9ay GEeaesn lng aarnna eaass q. lass
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ProprleLors .,.........,.,....BEN DE BAR E EDDY.
Friday Evening. Ocbsber 12, 1866.
Last Night but two of the favore comedian BEN. DE
BAR, who will appear PAUL PRY, and in the great
comic character of ToODLEs.
sunday-BENEFIT OF BEN. DEBAR,
Monday-Mr. E. EDDY and Miss HENRIETTA IRVING
will appear
A CADEMx OF MUsIc-sT. CHARLES ST.
sPALDING BIDWELL. So. Proprietors and Managers
THIRD MIGHT OF THE REGULAR SEASON.
Friday, October 1e, 1866,
WITH A COLOSSAL COMBINATION TROUPE,
In connection with the
MEMBERS OF THE REGULAR VARIETY COMPANY,
Already in the City.
The Management pleasure in stating to the public that
GGsh9.fE s9P0 a5 AR
and trust that the unparalleled energy exhibited under the
circumstances so well known to citizens will be duly
Daily additions Of Artists may be expected as
kilograms have been forwarded to MAKE engagements.
Singing, Dancing Farce, Ballet Pantonme Mlnstrelsy
Acrobatc Gymnastc Grand Ballet See programme of
the day
FIRST VARIETY MATINEE-sATURDAY, Oct 49, 1866
Patrons tickets during day will obtain better
Doors open at halfpast PM Curtain rises at hafpast
Roy Office oman from
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAvIER STREET
W, r. Manager
Friday Evening. 0ctobera1e, 1866,
Will be presented Kotzebues beautiful play en- titled
THE STRANGER
Characters by Mrs Chanrau Mrs Leighton Miss Prentice
hessrs Garden Bradley, Davenport Warwick Fske Pear
Dance by.......1 ........,........Mi Miss Rosa Wood
Concluding with the Capital Farce of
THE ETON BOY
With Mrs, Leighton. Mrs Seymour, A. H Davenport II
w. Fiske and Harry Pearson.
GREAT BILL FOR SATURDAY NIGHT
FIRsT GRAND FANCY DRESS BALI,
TO BE GIVEN BY THE
YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION,
For the Benefit of the Tomb Fund,
On Saturday, November Sd, 1896,
At the MECHANICS INSTITUTE, on Dryades street
........- MANAGERS
G. H Braughn, A. Sambola, G. Keller
H. R. Schmidt d. Z. Hebert J. Hobsn.
L. A. Richards,+ j. A. Hess J. A. DaRocha,
p. Tore, JrE Charles Scllnidt# Sep Toca,
P. Whites a. PerpereV j. B. Mayeur,
z. O. Abadie @. E. Richards, Conrad Krauss
P. Gehlbach, Jr., l. Br, Ernest Marchand,
A. Martins N. F. Anseman J. N. Lanare,
J. Dubaen, j. Flick, A j. Gnsman
Ernest DeBlRnc P. Forget, Jos Herzog
+Floor Managers.
The Board Of Managers will every Tuesday and Friday
evenings o'clock the Office of q H. Braughn ESQ.,
No &c Commercial Place No Invitations Ladies will be
issued after the I'd Of November 1866 Applications
Bar and Restaurant to be addressed in writing
White No 2S Old Levee street. H. r. Schmidt No IS
St Peter street.
Tickets, So so; to he had of any of the Managers.
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U.zs. MARsHAL,s SALE.

UNITED STATES MAhSHALs SALE.
In the United States Circuit Court the Fifth Gircn and
District Of Louisiana-L a Benoist FeloRes Co..
No. 1873.
DIV VIRTUE OF q writ of neri faciaa, Iazue&
Id and directed by the Honorable the aforesaid Court
the 9Th October 1865 have seized and will for sale
TUESDAY, the Both Of October, 1866 10 O'clock
the premises situated at the Of St. Charles and St.
Joseph Streets the Thomson Greenfield House,
the following property, viz:
Ali and singular the Furniture aud Contents Of raid HoSs
belonging Thompson Greenfield Of the deendanfsfn
above entitled suiI inventory Of which Of record
in my office for reference.
h TERMS sALE0ash in United States Treasury notes
ct time Of adjudication.
United States MarshRl for the DISTRICT Of Louisiana
Q. 8 Marshai's Office, New Orleans, Oct. II, 1886
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COOKING STOVES.

At PERRY's OLD STOVE ROUSE,
lA PoYDRAs STREET Between Camp and St. Charles sts
For Sale, 500 Flat Top Diving FIue Cooking
Stoves.
of the general character differing in ornamen
tation. ana in their names)
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FOR SALE.

E0R SALE-AT A BARGAIN-ONE DOUBLE
4 rack boxing aud picking Cotton Press Also boxing
Press all complete. Inquire of "A; F. JONES,
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IA. G.. O.-AGembers of the above
Organization hereby ordered report themselves the
OLD HEADQUARTERS, the Age Berroom, without
delay, during the next Six Days.
DR. Robt NJ. Austin, Secretary will be in attendance at the
above place inform members of the object of this call
q q q
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--BpeciaI NoLlce-An persons wanting In.
formation regard to prisoners Of who died Camp
Douglas H., will please address Z. s. JORDAN,
Rox tos Chicago III
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$1,000 Bank of New Orleans The Stock
transfer book ofhis institution will be closed MOND the
9Th inst and closed for days thereafter
effect the reduction of stock In the meantime holders
Of certificates Of stock requested present the
bank to be exchanged for certificates of $50 per share
A. DUCHIRON Cashier.
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- First National Bank OF New Orleans,
New Orleans oatobcr 865At meeting Of the Board of
Directors held to-day THOMAS P MAY, Eaq was uuani-
monsly elected President of this Bank in place of A. O.
GRAHAM, Esq, resigned.
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NOE sALE- THE FOLLOWING pEsIRABI

EOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF REMOvAL-A
superior upright Piano in splendid repair For terms,
ETC., apply at ell b. Charles street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-MnsonIc-Grand ConslStOry of

Notice to Consignees-The British Ship
BELLEWooD, from Liverpool will to discharge
her cargo at Post 49, Sd District Consgnees will please get
their permits at the Custom House. pay their freight bills and
orders for the delivery of their merchandise the Of
fee of sIBLEY, GUION Il co,
46 Carondelet Street
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LOTTERIES.
Class M, October aOth, 1866

Ky" as Class IL, October 15th,
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Trustees SAFE.

DY virtue OF r deed OF trust executed to me
ID as trustee by Mary J. Hsrman, with the
consent OF her husband, b Desha Harman, on
the 18th day OF July, 1850. and recorded in the
Registers Office Of Shelby county, Tennessee,
in book Al. pages ~, 50, 81 and 81, on the lst day
o August 1860, to secure the payment Of GER
tain notes therein specified, / will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, in front
Of the Business house OF ROyster, Jrezevant &
10, On Second street, in the city of Memphis,
between Jefferson and Adams streets, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of March, 1876, be-
tween the hours OF IL and u o'clock a. N. the
following tract Of land, viz lying and being
in the county OF shelby, and State Of Tennessee,
and bounded as follows, viz. Beginning at the
southwest corner of a fOrty-fOur acre tract, on
the north side Of an avenue forty feet wide, and
on the east side Of the fernando plank road,
the point Of beginning being eleven chains and
thtrty-three links north from a stake, from
which n. &7 E thirty-three links stands a
white oak marked J.. 5; thence north twenty
two chains to a stake on the west bank Of Cane
creek thence east twenty chains to q stake;
thence south twenty-five chains to a stake (;
thence west with the north side Of said avenue
twenty chains to the beginning, containing
foTty-four acres, variation . east, being AZ the
northwest cOrnero OF atract Oflapd sold TO A.G.
Kills by ". ;. Lundy, administrator Or J. G.
Lundy, deceased, and sold by A.G. Ellis 20 ].
q MeManus. and T.. C. McAanus to MARY j.
Harman. The right OF redemption is expressly
waived, and the title 10 said land is considered
uuquestiOnable, but convey as trustee only.
fe2o I'd IOHN q. LONSDALE, trustee.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

Frederick Ruckert, the German met
a native Of SchweinfuTL died on the 3lsi
d December, aged seventy.
The British ship Orient sxperiepca5
the shock Of an earthquake IN mid-ocesn
while on her passage from Australia 10
London.
Able Oliver, having said mass 60,
seyenty-seven years, has received ~
order OF the Legion Of Honor therefor
The Empress Of the French. acco,,,a
MED by the Princess de Mettarnicb ~.
out lately on a shooting excursion AZ
Marty Her Hajesty killed seyeuty-nfp
head Of game.
Hope. "oOu
Russia seeks a loan Of fifteen millions
NE price Of good cooie in Havap,
is 1857. A"n1
Nmte is the Court mourning in Paris
The Vienna head Of the Potbscbud
branch has summoned BY teleorarb ~
rnI1ren 20 his bedside, to fgLs ~
maj farewell Of a dying parent.
The consumption OF wines :, c..
Britain last year reached d uiIion -
ions per month-usJ double what IL 60
before The reduction Of duti as "a
Fifteen men were dr-e,5s,u-
by the sudden explosion n H'fieo
Ten metal, IN London, on no 1otL Hoi-
caused by a drop Of RAIN falIi1~ - III
the skylight. rom
S9tlon growing IN the Sandwich L.
75lG very successful. About
rsf.s = Hea tsiaTid cotton can De
- ON "a average, Der acre. and ne
pant IS PeFennial there
storm. HAsAeu Dy q snow
9r1ehen Marqr lis having run through
= .l.lnt OF c8G5,OGg. lss anJisted 80
private ~ the FFiench army.
rive faiis uIeaters receive assi.
-iooLI1 y STATE, aEnounfjpg a. IN =
-'0yo'''O Asl Jcs. OF this sl6, \ -
LeceI'G ~ ,0VJ francs, the Tbaata-
calse ana The Opera Con,iH"I
Sacn' ani the Odeon ana tbo TL5ooo
Lyrique 100000 each. me Iheater
Al die last ball at the T,7sio-
Emperor IN seeing NTme a. tne
dressed as nearly as possible n -
1toe Josephine, exclaimed nyITmPtt@
HI-il De my grandmother in nor WA
nv 4 80 % The personal property len
Am I = I s5 h,ehaTd Thornton. Of Ionl
and the - or nearly Si8,0 900, 90.
$4,000. 1S PAD amounts 10
80 = t@ge novelty in the build Of F,.lis,.
yacnS Triangular keel 81 Lnglsh
ing directly below the center ~. If apex be
sci. II Is not much unlfte 81 the yes
IN Of a fish" The formatoge central
keel is SAID TO give great weatber, o. this
tiles. rIy quail
A curious story is told justnowj Il,
about the ~bdigRetr, or bath afis
the Emperor. He has been deteete5' %
is said, IN a series Of robberies. ana =
supposed to have confessed 10 the fb.Gs
OF a sum ofl5,090 francs, which had bitb1
erUo caused some scandal to rest on he
reputation Of Marshal st. Arnaud.
Nine young Roman Catholic priests
Seqncated at the College Of the Foreie5
Mlssions in France, recently laff pa
~ FSl LAS whence they win proceed
nj Ii 81 ana thence 70 preach he Cos
PN~ Japan Cochin China and TbibeS
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HWSt Sale.

ID virtue of a trust deed executed to me on
ID 18th day ofJune, 1850, and registered ia the
Registers office Of Shelby county, state OF Ten
nessee, on the Sd day Of July, 1850, By Riehard
ID. Il. Miller, to secure certain notes due $. 81.
Gates. ] will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in front Of the real estate ONCE
OF M0NsARRAT, LANIER * Co., Irving Block, in
city OF Memphis, state of Tennessee, between
the hours OflU and L o'clock on Friday, March
:Dth, 1896, the following lots OF land described as
pillows, 10 wit: ss lots number ca rwenty-four
and % twenty-five In Gates subdivision Ofland
situated near the northeastern boundary OF the
city Of Memphis, State OF Tennessee.
The title 10 the above property is believed 10
be good, but only convey as trustee.
q. d. MOSSARRAT,
" faa-fa Tru1faa
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InsnInenf Nntfon

TUE insolvency Of the estate of Wellington
Il donaldson deceased, having been Suggested
tn the Clerk Of the County Court OF Obion
county, Tennessee, al persons hiding claims
ssalnst said estate are hereby notified tn file
them With The Clark or tbs County Court Of
Oblo4 county, on or before the 18Th day nfMay,
leo, duly aptherflcatad as required BIZ Law, fr
Pro rata ssttlsmsnk nT this notice viii be plead
In bar OF their recovery. By order OF The CIerk
Of the County Court OF Obion county, Teness
see, this, 18th day OF December, 1856.
a L. DONALDSON,
1an7 3m Administrator. etc.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.

TThe following lines were published
about IS years ago in the irish Shield,
and are furnished by an cid friend, with
a request to r~e-publish.l
LINES ON ERIN's MARFYRED PA
TRIOT.
fcoldf is the grave here he silently slumbens'
Where noueht but the Wild bird his requiem
sings;
Then sad let the minstrel boy breathe the via
numbers
Of grief DER the plaIutive harp's sor7oWtns
strings
calm. calm Is his sleep, and unsullled his glory
In the shade Of the lsurels his martyrdom
won,
And long let his name be emblazonedin story
Green Isle Of the ocean thy patriot son. i
On sweet he his rest while in sorrow We wall
him.
And mourn Ger his fate in our trsmulous
sonEs,
Green ErnI on, soft thy bards proudly hail
him
As The hero who bled for thy desolate wrongs
Irvine, wine the sad harp with cypress and
willow,
That shads, with their foliage, his mouldering
urn,
Bedewd with the tear drops that battle his cold
pillow,
Where sleep the lone relics Of him whom we
mourn.
With nought but the verdure that decks his
cold bosom,
And springs through the damp sod that cover
his breast;
Or the fragrant perfume Of the wild heather
blossom,
In the blaze ofhis glory. oh therelet him rest
But his spirit has ned TO a happier haven
Where the bright shades OF heroes meet never
10 part
write not his EPTTAPH-let IL be c-aren,
BY ~grahtEdg deep on each parrot heart
Sweet harp ofmy country let Thy sorrowing
numbers
Breathe DER the cold grave OF him whom we
weep,
And halow with music the spot where he
slumbers.
n wake the wild anthem Of grief DER his
sleep
Then calm be his rest, let him dwell in his lr,rv.
In the shade OF the laurels his marty-oiom
won.
Chl long shall his name be recorded in. story.
Green Island ofsongs, as thy patrict son.
Har.r -
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Trust Sale,

DY virtue or deed OF trust executed to me on
ID the 10Th day Of June, ls60, and registered IN
Registers office Of the county OF Shelby, State
Of Tennessee, by J. H Stevenson and W. l.
stewart on the 10th day OF July, 1850, 10 secure
X NJ. Gates the payment Of certain notes. Ishall
proceed to sell for cash TO the highest bidder in
mont Of the real estate Office OF MONSAkRAT,
IANIER q Co, Irving Block, city OF Memphis,
Tennessee, between the hours Of 10 and L clock
on Friday, March Sth, lSt6, the following de-
scribed lots Of ground situated in the county Of
Shelby, state Of Tennessee, near the north
eastern boundary of the city Of Memphis as lots
number (26l twenty-six and u t~Wenty-seven
10 the subdivision Of said 5. NJ Gates, as per plat
on record in Registers office OF Shelby county,
Tennessee
The title is believed good, but / only convey
as trustee. O. II. MONSAKRAT.
sfegT-fd TrUSsaa-
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TO THE LADIES.
Spring Millinery.

NHE have Inst received all the new styles for
BnnnetS, Haas and Fanny Goods which
we respectfully invite You 10 call aud see,
Mrs Hunter has all the latest STYLES for Dress
eS sacquesy and ~basquines, 10 which We call
your attention, ut
MISSES QBTNbAN q DILLON,
2s5 second St, Jefferson Block, UP Stairs
maT2 3m
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Trust Sale.

pH virtue ora deed oftrust executed 70 me on
ID the 18th day Of June. lSjJ. and REGISTERED in
the Registers Office OF the county or Shelby
state ofIennessee, on the l2th Jay OrIulv. ISM
in book No. 4, pages E5, 4gi. fg7 and ass. by IaLu
and Jacob L~fnkhauer, the firm OF L~inRhaner X
BfOther % secure the ayHmen Of certain notes
dHe = NJ tales, Ashau proceed to sell for cash
70 the highest bidder IN front OF the RAJ estate
once OF AOSSARRAT, AMER Il Co.. Irving
Block, city OF Memphis. Tennessee between ths
n91Is or ltSnd o'clock on Friday March SON.
ls6, the following described lots 81 er0rDd sd
uated IN The county OF shelby, STATE u Teuuas-
seed near the northeastern boundary OF the
city OF Memphis, and known as lots No. tnl
thlrty and I'D thirty-One on the map OF plan OF
SUBDIVISION or = N. Gates, which map is %
record IN the ONCE % The Register of shelby
county, tennessee Title beloved good, but L
convey only as trustee.
q. H. MONSARRAT.
fe5-td Trustee.
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CHGnceru Soye.

George A. Stoval and Robert W. Mitchell. Of
the firm Of StOyall & Mitchell, Is. Norman Z.
Jones, Il al
ID Glvirtue Of an InterlOcUtCry decree made in
ID this cause on the 1Lh OF January, ISL. and
renewed on the nth OF January, $50, / will
sell at public auction at the Court House door,
IN the city OF Memphis, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1866,
between the hours Of 10 and y O'Clock, nnv
shares Of stock in the Bank Of West Tennessee.
Terms OF SALE-Casa.
AUGUSTON ASTON,
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or City Lots, on Wednesday, llth day OF April,
ls5, at the Court House door, Memphis, Tenn.
Douglass H. Gordon Is. Elijah Cheek, and
others
DY virtue OF a decree on the chancerv side Of
u the CommOn Law and Chancery Court OF
fbe city Of Memphis, OF date January s. $50. 7
will sell, dt puhilc auction, in front Of the Court
House door. on WEDNESDAY, April n. ls65,
between the hours or 10 and II o'clock M "a
The highest bidder. the following real eState. TO-
wit Two lots lying in the city OF Memphis
Tennessee, designated on tie plan OF Z. Cheek
property as lots Nos. I and s. fronting on Poplar
Street, and running back TO the center OF an
alley between Poplar aud Washington streets.
K OF ALI Cash.
A. AiSTON, Clerk and Master.
March 10, 1860. mrlO IDS
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Trustees Safe.
pIantafiOAin Criflenden County,
Arkansas.
SOME 80 ACRES OPEN LAND

N pursuance Of a trust deed made to the m
dersigned by Bryant Duncan ON the It'll day
Of March, ISL, and duly recorded in said county
of Crittenden in book 81" page SIS, I viii, on
Monday, the 18th day Of March, 1856, in front OF
the Office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court. in
the town OF Marion IN said county, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock am. and 8 o'clock pm. OF
said day, sell at public auction To the highest
bidder for cash the tract OF and known rs the
Duncan place, situate about one and oue-half
miles west Of Mound City on the military road.
upon which tract there is some 20 Tor mOrel
8crcs Of open lard, houses, Out-hOuses. cotton
gin, etc, all in good order, being the G = OF see
ton 3, and 20 acres strip OF OF the east edge OF
" = Ofsame section Of equal width from north
70 south, also about 10 acres OF OF the south part
Of section No. ~, being the portion lying be-
tween the military road and said section y,
being in all about 40 acres.
This sale Is to be made for the purpose Of paw
ing the debt in favor Of Coleman, Boyd s. Co,
secured by said trust deed, default in the pay
ment ofwhich has been made.
VIM. c. 1RlCE, Trustee.
March Ist, ls6a. mr4-2Dt