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DIED.


sPICER-Died at the house Of his father, on
the l7th Of January, 1896, Jas. W. sPIcER. son
OF r. NJ. and G.. p. Splcer, OF Memphis, Tenn
aged twenty-six years and eleven months.
James, from bis childhood, had been taught,
both by precept and example, that the service
Of God stood above all other Interests, and early
in life embraced religion and was received into
the N. Z. Church south.
lie enlisted In the Confederate service on the
18th OF April, 1881, with the bluff city 0reys,"
Co. B., l5sth, Senior Regiment, Tennessee Vol
unteers. In that veteran regiment he passed
through many OF the terrible and trying scenes
Of the war. He was captured on the 2sth Of
Of September, 1853, and remained a prisoner
until March ls65-aboute eighteen months. Il Is
remarkable hat he and his four brothers,
standing as they did, bravely among the
bravestthrough the Whole struggle, and often
In the midst Of terrible slaughter. yet all five
were mercifuiiy preserved, and returned home
AZ the close OF the war without a scar.
The large coneourse that attended his funeral
gave evidence that a young man of worth, and
one much beloved, had fallen. 1t was affecting
to see a goodly number Of his brave comrades
in arms gathered around his coffin and his
grave. These brave men, who had been with
him in many a hattie storm, With hearts and
az nc "a slcclf were now bowed VIII
sotened sadness as they attended the body Of
their eomrade TO its last resting place. This
tribute Of respect was well placed, for
SPGcER had a noble heart, devoted to IDS
mother, kind 10 his father, sn a~hectionate bro
ther, "A devoted husband, a true and generous
friend. He vast good citizen. The war over,
he at once entered upon the active duties Of q
business life. In his course, as also in the case
OF his brave compeers here, we have an exhibit
II tue noble chiyalry Of the South. The cause
IN which they had honestly staked all, being
lost, they al once accept the result, and in good
faith become law abiding citizens, and engage
in active efforts 20 build up their fortunes and
improve their d~esolated country.
our young friend was united in marriage TO
Miss Hattie Beck, Of Grenada, Miss. on the 4th
day of May, 1865. Il was truly sad 70 see so
much OF devoted love, with SO much Of bright
and cheering hope thus early crushed and
withered forever.
GUILFORD JONES.
E Nashville Christian Adcoea,s ana Fayette-
vile n c. Observer please copy.
HERRING-Died at his residence near Crock
ett's Bluff, Ark, on the 18Th inst, after a long
and painful illness, WM. 8. HERRING. AGED 20
years.
His reason was unclouded TO the moment Of
his death and his last words were, 81 have long
since put my trust in God, and want TO die"
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ESrU is necessary that We should look
our situation squarey in the face. Many
speeches and letters find space in our
columns which good taste would lead Us
10 exclude but for the reason that We
deem il our duty 10 keep before the people
true pictures Of Radical sentiment and
the diet upon which il loves % feed. We
reproduce the speeches Of Gen. FISK, and
the letters Of Mr.. TRUMAN, and the ora
tions Of the Radicals, for this purpose.
To combat every absurdity and Islander
which appears in these documents would
I'll our columns without doing the least
particle Of good. Inmany eases it would
be an insult b the high toned ladies
and gentlemen assaiied, TO attempt their
vindication from the spitefDl and I'M
manly calumnies hurled al them through
-he Radical press.
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w place of exhibition Will be at the ooruer
OF washington and Fourth streets. Ihave ore
lerred TINS location 10 the more public one in
the vicinity Of the Postorice for two reasons.
nrSt, u Is tile only lot centrally placed, which
Wouid be nearly large enough for our vast pa-
FLlon secondly, there is more room for com
modious entrance, and the exercise Of the out
side management, thereby preventing the
crowded rush 80 unpleasant 70 lady and gsnfle-
man visitors, and making the antree As safe
and agreeable as al THE doors Of a well regulated
theatre. The dOorways and mont will be briD-
iantly illuminated.
THoS. U, TIDMARsH,
5a1AaA Director,
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GOLD.
Wall RanRp.

To my friends and former patrons wish to
say, that about VIC years ago I sold OUT my old
stock, and have been out OF business up 10 this
time. ! have now resumed business, and have
on hand "a large and new
Stock Of Wall Paper, window Shades, Etc.
Call and examine my stock, at gI Main street,
up stairs, opposite Oud Fellow Hall.
MARCU ONE
Skillful and responsible Paper Hanger 10
Hang Paper. ia2j-Iwn
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IA The Paymaster-G General. Ia sssly
10 a question Of the Chairman Of ne
Military Committee Of the House. saws
that to pay all the soldiers. or their rem
resentatives, a bounty equal 70 the HIGH
est paid-ioUr hundred dollars-and in
proportion 70 the time Of service Of each
would require the sun Of Eve hundred
and fifty million dollars. This would
add about one-sixth 10 our already enor-
nous public debt. A large proportion Of
1t woqlf 60 into the pockets Of specula-
tors who have leeR buying up claims in
anticipation Of legislanon usog re sub
Ject and 2 further considerable sum fall
into the hands u agents who would
take the Ions share Of l4e bounty for
collecting
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MESSAGE OF GOV. PAas0Ns, OF ALA.
BAMA.

The message Of the Governor Of Ala
bama, was read in both Houses on the
sixteenth inst. He c0ngratulates the
state upon the present prospects as aomr
pared with what 10 was when the Legis-
lature first assembled a few weeks go.
He has great confidence in the President,
and is encouraged 70 hope for a change
for the better In 0ur Federal relations.
He urges prompt action 20 meet the ac-
cumulated interest now due on the State
debt. He thinks that the condition
OF the country requires something in the
way Of a stay lazy, but If one Is passed.
the interest 70 be c0llectable, and form a
fourth 10 a third Of the debt annually.
and II should be provided that when a
judgment is obtained, il should operate
as 8 lien upon the effects Of the debtor
against future contingent claims. He
says the requisite number Of arms 10
equip local State troops IS now in the
State, and hopes soon 30 be able TO get
them for the counties, ami that then the
Federal troops Will be removed.
He thinks that the State troops, when
on duty, shogld be paid. As tofreedmen
he says the evidence is amply sufficient
10 prove that we ave more to hope for
from the simple common law rule than
is likely TO be accomplished by special or
class Legislation. Nc coed can resa!t
from having one code OF laws for the
whites and another for the blacks in
their new relation, so far as concerns the
Of person and property. He re-
that sverY facility Eb granted
the chartered banks OF this State b ar
range their business, and that no forfeit
ure be taken against them on account Of
their suppression.
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By The Ministers Of Spain and Of Bel
GUM, who accompanied the Empress Of
Mexico 70 Yucatan, returned immedi-
ately 10 the capital. Those Of France
and England accepted an invitation TO
accompany the Emperor and Empress to
Cuernayacs, calling of at the celebrated
grotto Of CaaahRamilha bv the wav.
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pnosprcrrs M THE MEMPHI
WErEaT APPEAL.

Having made complete arrangements
for resuming the publication Of the
WEEKLY APPEAL, we propose TO issue
the erst number on Tuesday, February
first eighteen hundredand sixty-six, and
viii snare no pains to present to u old
Dsrrons one Of the best, as well as largest
waeklies published in the country. We
shall aDdeavor 20 make il what it for
merlv wss-a welcome visitor to the
family freside. The various topics OF
interest inthe political world viii receive
due attention, while the farmer and me-
chanir viii not be neglected. A duepro-
portion Of chaste literature and news
gieanings will also adorn its columns.
In fact, we intend it shall be what il was
five years ago.
Our friends are requested 20 use their
best efforts to send us subscribers, and hll
up lists, and also to forward any
items Of news that may be Of sufficient
local importance 70 warrant their pubi-
cation.
AS an mducement 20 get up clubs, we
have adopted the following scale of pri-
ces, which are as low as our current Office
expenses viii admit Of
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IA Returns Of Internal Revenue from
June thirtieth to Saturday last were one
hundred and se~venty-nine million five
hundred thousand dollars. The current
years receiptswin unquestionably exceed
three hundred million dollars.
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CAPTAIN TIEsMARsH

has selected six or his old companions In arms,
now residents Of Memphis. whose particular
it viii be 20 attend to this portion OF the
arrangements.
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Il h ER NJ Ard
Sheet Music and Musical Instruments,

Shoemaker & Co.'S Uneqaalled Pianos,
and Smiths American Organs.
Niolins, Guitars, Ban3os, A~ocordeons,. Flutes
ana Italian strings Ia great variety, and the
largest stock OK sheet music at 80 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn.
Old Pianos taken IN exchange for new ones
and repairing and tuning prOmptly done.
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DlOO Taken nom k.J-B I. WINS farm
SO miles from Memphis, on norm Raleigh
Road. Two NEGRO CHILDREN, one named
Willie, aged two years, complexion darr
mulattO, could not then talk plain. Tue mother
OF this child belonged TO Miles Temple. The
other, a Girl, Nancy. ten years old. rather IfQht
completed, hair short and rather light, small
black eyes and smart-shs formerly slonr-I
TO k.J- b. j.. VIM The mother af these c5f-
dren viii pay on delivery enc hundred doI.
lars and no question asked II this reward WIN
not bring them / must avail myself or thu ne
cesSary means otherwise to get them.
ia2}-3t
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Ia The exports OF sugar nom tie port
Of C~ienfuegos, Cuba, the last year,
amount to eighty-fye thousand hogs
heads Of molasses, TO seventy thousand.
A letter Of the seventh, from that port,
says the planting region through the
Southern portion of the Island is very
lively and prosperous, Notwithstanding
she severe visitation Of the late hur-
ricane.
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Ia John Filleyr a young gentleman
Of most excellent family In New York,
has been arrested in New Orleans, on a
charge of forgery.
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81 An article, which We extract from
the New Orleans Pieaygu1e, exhibits very
clearly the Inconsistencies Of the present
system Of taking r Of the Freedmen.
In fact, il demonstrates that there is no
system about it.. There is as much diff
ference i'm the administration Of the Blu
rea in different sections, as between the
Government Of Queen Victoria and that
Of the King Of Dahomey.
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THE DA VS.
OF
BRASS JEWELRY
ARE NUMBERED.
N0yd1CeU &c AndersOn.
MARBLE WORKS
% Union St, Bet ad & 3d Sts.,
Dealers in
Italian and American Marble.

III tMEN1s. Tablets, Head and fost
sesleic., and All kinds Of stone work done for
ouHaIhes al SHORE notice. Having been enes-
5eu IN we marble business in Memphis for 10
yeaIs, we would respectfully call fhe gftention
y +hvae IN need OF marble work to our eStab-
hsnmenk We have always on band a large as
sLtuiehl OF lnlShed work and drawings of the
latest styles Of Monuments which we will lie
neplS % snow TO any who may favor us with a
cat we can get up work in as good style and
on as reasonable terms as any other establish
ment North or South. Hebrew AID 5eFrnan
lettering done IN the very best style. Our work
Is our 9elerenee- Cali aud seeit
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~ The station house at West Point,
Miss, was burnt on the night Of the
eleventh. It contained four hundred
bales Of private cotton.
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b. Four hundred bales Of superior
cotton, which readily commanded thirty
two cents, arrived at Vera Cruz from the
interior Of Mexico where IL had been
raised.
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BE A gentleman in New Orleans, who
believed himself TO have been robbed Of
three thousand five hundred dollars on
Wednesday night, found his money In
the possession Of q friend.
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LETTER FR0u HOYTG0TrRy

L-0NTGONEEI, Jan Is. 1863.
The Governor transmitted two veto
messages to the Senate to-day, on the
subject of freedmen, of which the follow
lngare copies;
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MACLIN-sALE-At Calvary Church in this
city, on the 18th inst, at s pm by Rev. DR..
Collins. Mr.. JAS. +. MAcLIN, of Upton county,
Tenn, to Miss MAserE b. SALE, daughter OF
DIR. Thos. J. Sale.
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DENIE JOINER EIRELEY.
so CO Monroe street..
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TWIT 70 NIT-TT ITN00 .|""7 "T""'
COTTON FARM TO LEASE
L situated near the line OF the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad, four miles from 81 FRAN
els river. and thirty miles from Memphis. The
farm is we'll improved and h-r been cultivated
during the last three years. Tine residence and
outhouees Ne all good. the plantation under
a hrst rate fence. some corn and lanorers on
the place. ROISTEh. IEELEFANT SEQ,
49, I'M 40. jefferson Block
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~ A contract for a semi-monthly
line Of steamers between Vera Cruz and
New York, touching at Havana, has
been published.
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THos, U. TIDMARsH,
Director,
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Mississippi d Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

4 GENClES have been established at Mem
~ pms fernando, C~oldwater, Como, Sardis.
points Freights can be Shipped without Pre-
aymen until further notice. 10 ali other
points freights must be prepaid,
Much cOmplainJ is made h, c,rsa,,a,oa 81
IIrlsnts being sent back from Depot. Every
glort is being made by the Company 10 pet Of
Ieishts as last as possible, and "A Freight Train
SyIil u Is not sufficient 10 meet the demands.
WIN no Depot in which TO receive and store
lIelsht, ana nut a limited supply ofrolling stock.
ing satisfactorily 70 the public. Every exertion
mas been and Will continue 20 be made 10 in
.Itase Ihe amount which Is shipped, but we
allow. '"e nun"
A. 8, LTVERMOBE.
gal@ General superintendent.
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rs The recent French reinforcement
amount to only twelve hundred men, in
stead Of twelve thousand, as before re-
ported.
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Mr.. FRANK RossroN,
Tha al-IIlEnI Ill.,

The collection Of Trained Horses. Performing
Ponies and Trick Mules are uusurpasgable and
cannot fail to elicit praise.
Messis. emmy oldie, La Rue, Perry. George
Murray, Masters Henries Charles, Leon, ular-
ence, etc, etc versatile performers. the whole
forming a congress Of peerless talent
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MISSISSIPPI AND TE<&ES-
VI Nee AafirOud-stoeE for aa8e-IE-
suuscrluer viii exchange Stocl l1 tre above
L.Aruac Company, ll It's value. il- Memphis
CITY PrCuertr. MN. EIEaEt-
For Particular apply 20 Hoyster. Irsz-salt g.
Co. No jefferson Bf1cK- H4-5.rH
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WIN. COOPER

II AS Just reached the city. snd mavb a fonpd
II for a few days at the PhotOgrapfic t~iaiisrv
Of Day corner Of Main and Union street.
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THE REGT pTAMnR

hlo1oa 70 Musical Critics and to Minds
capable Of Judging impartiaHg. are ne
celebrated SCHOM4KER d CO.'S
Piano Fbrtes, for sale at II. BERNARp,s
$50 Main Street, Memphis. Tenn. M
best goods IN the Musical Lias in he
greatest variety and at the 9oaeest 5ri-
COS, at go Main StTeet. Bach Sasfrn-
nient narrated, and ord Pianos takea
~ eschonge,
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&06 y or STOLEN
49, nom the undersigned. on ths niqHt oil
lheAtn INST, from the door Of Mrs. UeftDqe~
on Main street, a Brown Mare MULE Is hands
nisn, lame in LEFT foot. and rolled in breast. I
VIII pay the above reward, If delivered 10 me
on Madison street, first bayou,
Jas Nv 81. J.. GIBBONS
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SIOO REWARD

stolen from cur store. between the Iltb and
l'th OF THIS mouth, two pieces Black SIX. We
VIII pay the above reward for the return Of me-
silks or for such evidence as viii lead 10 me
detection anu conviction Of the thiefor thieves
ja2s-8t ~ sIoi2 49,
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE -s-
uations furnished aud 2 usf
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|TT I-ITI--I TW-II--I--" III =
NJ MITCHELL,
iauls 2w Ig7 Main street.

no RENT ntr for rent the elegant
PlautaIUu upon which I live. situated on
tue Cold Wafer. ruuice county. Mss Also, 10
sell the mules, corn. Odocr. cotton seed, etc,
sufficient TO run tbs farm Apply on the prem
Uses. two miles above Edwards Ferry.
ial32wa AFEEN HUNT.
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COTTON Plantation for Lease
- Containing l30B acres, 8u cultivation
situated In Walnut Bend. Phillips cOulty, Ark,
three miles from the Mississippi river.
TIE place cOutuusctbius. out-h0uses, gin and
gin house. lis situated IN a locality remark
able for the richness OF the son and the ease
with which ftcau be cultivated
The corn and meat nous on the place can be
purchased. or used with tb@uudentaudiug that
The amount can be LETT on tbs place % COM
uensate for the same ami its Use.
For further particulars apply 70
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R6-The troops in Northern Mexico
have been ordered to cooperate with
Gen. Mejia at Matamoras.
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Lying on the Memphis and Little Rock Rail
road, ia Crittenden county Ark, "a miles from
Memphis 80 acres in cultivation, l.0e0 bushels
Corn. coo bushels Cotton Seed, Wagons and all
Agricultural Implements, with Is good hands
on place. Apply 70
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pa The Citizen says that Bayard fay-
Tor, who is spending the winter in New
York, gives the most delicious chit-chat
psFaes over LEMONS, aRd vine and cake,
every Sunday evening.
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n. d. PATToN.
Gas Fitting! Gas Fitting!
JAMES LEE,
Practical PluInher, Gas and Steam pine
WffeF.

is Gayoso slTeet between Main and Front,
~ stocked iron, HAS, LIT and Force Pumps,
ia25-2W
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B~ Quite an exciting election was
held in Baltimore by the Corn and Flour
Exchange for a Board Of Directors. The
regular ticket, composed exclusively Of
Union men, was defeated, and the oppo-
sition ticket, made up Of gentlemen Of
opposite sympathies, was elected By a
large majority.
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FOR SAIL OR REM.
SD

me Place hieh now o,cupy, on yaIeu-
me avenue, ole and a halfIujles f-5ul the cor
|orate limits 10 acres OF Rich land. improve
ments consist OfNew Two story Frame Bulld-
.ns' . rooms stable Carriage House snd Barn;
Young Orcharg Of Choice Fruit. Cfste-u Well
etc Title I'enecL. VIII be sold ON usssonsbis
ge5taS o. ELLIOTT
UeAH I'm IS EF olson --raaf
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pa A few days ago there was a grand
performance Of private thestrioais at
BALTIMORE, in which many Of the most
fashionable young ladies and gentlemen
were actors, held to raise money TO pro-
cure furniture for the residence Of Mrs.
Gen. Lee, Of the CoDfederacy. Quite a
handsome sua vas raised, and an ele-
CANT suit Of furniture PRreh2seq cpd sent
10 her, valued at four 70 five thousand
dollars. A similar performance is to
take place in a few days in aid Of Mrs.
Stonewam Jackson.
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= y II II = n
4 Family Grocery. which. In addition, could
be converted into a residence Tor a small fam
fly. Also. one Dwelling, containing three rooms
with servants room and kitchen. and good els
tern. Apply 10 No. % avery street.
lalQ-ZW
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TOR RENT Acres improved Cot
Il ton Land, with Dwelling, quarter, Gin and
NH House, Cribs, Stables, and every con-
venieHce Of first class cotton farm.
This farm lies near Oakland Depot, on the
Mississippi aud Tennessee railroad, IN 1al4a-
busha ouuty Miss, and about eighty miles
FROM the city ufMempbls; and consists chiefly
OF branch and creek bottom lands, the very
best quaLty-is In a healthy locality, and finely
watered and umbered, with many other in
ducemeuts 70 a practical planter II sregarued
as the best farm in that part Of the country.
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THOS II. ALLEN, Memphis,
r W. HUBERT, on premises
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nor SALE-Ok RENT viii
II sell or rent my Plantation near Preston.
f0ur miles wesrOf Gamers station, and 81 reeu
miles rom Grenada, containing about fs-aas
fnorssand acres. seven hundred In entity ION
rnCsfIv rcn creek bottoms The placa ~ wefi
u-sferea. has two good dwelling 6ous-s 49,
ana 81 me ue-Cy glL-nuAAlin&s Tor tW O SUI
peuor eo.t9A a-t "1uSn VIII De sold tol e<he-
or seieLa oasu ana the oaiar c. in
one an - ISnte4 Tor y port ga Of
tauon, II not previously disposed or mw
stock, farming utensils. cotton seed -
To- ~ frc rs ST..
A-" Ut ~ su9scrlhe- OF the.
PREMISES EEUbEN FLElU Sc.
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BJ- The vote Of the New Jersey Leg
islarure on the Constitutional amend
ment was forty-twO to ten.
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RA1iss & CGFFw
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s AL Z
OF THE-
. = y II . I ell.
Tr,takee,s 0nEe-

10y VIRTUE Of adeed OF trust 20 US executed
ID by the Memphis OVertou Hotsl Company,
on the first day Of May, i550, 70 seeuIe the pay
meut Of certain bonds and Coupons therein
named and described, and whicn latter are due
and unpaid. the said trust deed being recorded
Ia The Registers Office Of shelby county, Teun.,
in Book No. a.. pages 2s, 4e, Z7u aud "a, we
NIl, pa the 9TH day Of ebruary. 1870, n-tween
The hours Of 10 aud y am, IA mont IF said
Hotel, proceed 70 sell 20 the highest bidder. fOr
Cash. tie following lots Of 3 puud, designated
on the piau OF Memphis as numbers ~, IL,
l28, $50, ll and ~, situated GA the northwest
corner OF Main and Roplsr streets, IN said city,
and On which the said Hotel now stands.
The right OF redemption is waived in said
trust deed. The title Is believed 10 De good, bot
we win only convey as trustees
u. MCDANIIT, T-u
r.. TITUS U
ROY5TER, IRRELEVANT Co, Auctrs-
The attention Of Capitalists. at hons and
abroad. Is called 70 the above sale.
The cost OF the HOtei and Grounds has been
not less than $4,000. Much inferior buildings
III size rent in other cities for thirty and forty
thousand dollars per aunumr ana when this
Bouse rs put in operation, ms patronage. "a the
hands Of Il good maDagrr would oEly he lin
lied by It's capacity % accommodation
RONsIEE, IRRELEVANT q 90,
is2i IDS Auctiu neers-