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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22

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en anu u w. KEYES. Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-22
GRAEFENBERG
UTERINE CATHOLICON

IF FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
directions will cure every case Of Diabetes,
and greatly mitigate the troublesome effects caus.
ed by relaxation Of the outlet Of the bladder.
II is q most successful remedy for Gravel and
other diseases Of the Kidneys ard Bladder, and
for Female Diseases ia uneQualled. The Cathol-
icon uniformly cures Prolapsus Uteri, Whites,
nil Irregularities Of the Monthly Turns, Suppress
sion, Incontinence OF Urine. Bloating and Drop.
steal Swellings, and all Diseases of Pregnancy.
The specific action Of this medicine Is Immediate
and certain upon the Uterine aud Abdominal
Muscles and Ligaments; restoring them to as
healthy state as those Of childhood and youth,
no thai patients who have used the "Graefenberg
Company's Uterine Cotholicon" cannot sufficient
express their gratitude for the relief afforded.
= REDINGT0N & CO.,
Agents, 4l6 and 4ls Front 81, San Francisco.
TiyC7.6ml
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THANK my old friends and the public generally
for pas. patronage. and hope, BY strict attention
20 business, to merit eonannsssr ., % ,Ds AN os
sn5,h q strset, virginia e. W. KEYEs.
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Notice to InValids.

A LII PERSONS WHO HAvE NO HOME
IA nor place whore they cAn receive the atten-
tion necessary to their comfort, whom III, can
find at the County Hospital comfortable private
rooms where they will be attended upon BY Kind
and expsrienced nurses and will be supplied
with everything necessary to their comfort.
THE ROOMS arr. entirely separatetfrom tho
Wards occupied by the INDECENT sick.
Tho Hospital II under the seare Of DR. BRoN'
son, who can be found At his Office, No. 47south
G street, every day between the hours Of u =.
u. and Pm. Arrangements can also Dc maze
With Mr.. Crouch. Supctfutsnd ofthe Hospital,
who can always be found At the HospitM Buno
ingI Charges modsrate. z1l ger.i de1o,u
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T Slaughtsrers furnished with Live Stock
Horned Cattle or Sheep, at short notice ,
Orders received At The ofnc,, Gold Hill Mafkef.
b Ia On, L. T. FOX L co, Proprietors
Gold Hill. Dec. 3. 1855. de3n u
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Trustees sac.

PURSUANT 70 q decree Of Tia. Crane -5s
II Of the Common Law and -lZIeerv la---
oi the city Of Memphis In ucar1au cause there
IN sending. wherein William -MlL is c1U-
plaI1aut, and George g. Curie aud 1tleS s
defendants, l VIII on Wednesday roe Taxa cay
OF February. lsb. at CclCZ an. E Lr11r %
odd Fellows Hail. in the city o. Memphis.
Tennessee. sell ar public auction o. the lEre-E
bidder. the 1oI0wiu property 20 Hl-- NE -1s-
hziEbeinEG o. feet Eolt-c4 I've cerL. lots
Il land, lying ana being m the r1lllE 1 -Ee.-
~, state Of Tennessee, ana ely ul A-Er1-E
being part OF me tract Of L1E1 ElcwU upon tie
pan Or South Memphis a. 1-1rE ECsE ara
81, designated upon = C. NLeLra1s rlHn %
surveyor on the zfh OF June Isl, as il-s Nos.
~ and q, and bounded o. io-lw> u WIS Be
ginning at the Intersection ot tie e1s stl- =
an alley which Is hfte-l fc-t wide, v--n rue
north stGeor Linden street and az The -aatI-
W&t corner OF lot No Z--4eDcr caua-1T
with the north side OF Linden street L1 l-s- 70
u south ast corner OF ior <J----L1l e-cr-1-
Warily ~ leet 10 the uerrl-a=L c1r-s1 C--1-
No. Z-theuca westward with SC lea-0-
north ~0uudary line l5z Get 10 The northwest
corner OF lot No. q, and % the ursl named
ailey-thences ournW4Eo-E WIKI tue easy SIDE OF
said alley 2r3& feet 10 the GesLn-l- wt-- al
the apuurtsuauc5s r-IErauur1 laIruZLE. the
lot hereby sold being MOL on sad szl-lF=
ion
Terms OF saie-Credit q six w11-E- p--c .sE
executing bond with good security zlu sIsu
retained on the. properly until Tue 1-r-laza
money fsaE paid
Title good. and sale 70 be co11msd by E=c-ea
OF Chaucery court, barring al Ls-7 o. e4lF
Of redemption. he GLALEIllra
falEtl lIU-raE-
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LEGAL.
r AND FOR SALE.-By virsas or .

I AND FOR SALE.-Ey virtze or a
II seeQ OF trust executed 70 Ins on the Isl day
% March ierIr by Ira Moore and wife 81
Aenre y secure The payment of certain notes
described in said deed. which vas duly re-
cord-d IN Book no. g, pGges SO ana 6l7, In the
neEistef once % shelby county. I vii. a. the
lodrt aou-e, n ~hAl-iEusOu the nrst MOndaV.
bling tn 9Th day OF March next. sell To- me
highest bidder. 1Orca b, Two Hundred Acres or
LAND, IN the 9th civil c~lsrricr, near Raisirh. one
tract bling one hundred acres, and the : ne
land boeght b said l. Moore, a. a sale made D.
he County Court clerk on petition ofthe hefr~
o. MrA = brasWeil. deed. and the other, a
tract Of one hundred acres, being thsundiyided
ualf OF the tgo hundred acre trgct. belonging
% the hers Of Eli scott. deed Right Of re-
dem ption expressly waived and tile uudis-
putsd- 81 b. l. STEWART T~usfee.
This. Fcbruarv ON IQa faI0 as
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Trustees Sale.

ny vfrtus OF q Deed OF Trust, executed 20 the
k undersfgna q by Arthur Council on the 18Th
a. n Oeronar Isn. which Is OF Tecordtn Book
No. a. and on uages 49, f9 and SO h vii
sell, at public auction, 70 the highest oidueri ior
c-sb in front of the premises. on THURSDAY,
w FIRST DAY Of MARCH NEXT, the fol-
lowing described lOt, or part or 4ot OF tand 70.
wit: "~Beg1nniug at q po5at on tQs Ass5 see ~
feet south nom Adams street tneucs west
wardly parallel with Adams street forty feet
thence uthward on 3 line parallel with
THIRD street twenty-five feet thence east
wargiy parallel with Adams street forty teet To
Third street hence npIthwaTuly vita me
west side OF Third street 70 the beginning, II
being in the city OF Memphis Tennessee
II. Il. PUGH, Trustee
NemuhfS. Ian. Is. 1855. 16u26 IDS.
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9oIlonH Az. 'WILLIAM HAMA.
BURNETT & BIcKEL,
Successors 10
Burnett, Serton e. Stcearinger,
NO. Is SOUTH 4TH ST,
PHILADELPHIA,

DEG LEAVE 20 announce 70 their Old Pa
Is irons, and the Trade generally, that having
Teorganixed, they are prepared 70 ofer an en-
nrefV NFW AND LARGE STOCK OF HO-
sIERY, GLOVES, FANCY DRY GOODS AND
NOTIONS, received Direct nom foregn and
American ManuIactcries, at the Yey L0lneSf
Cpst Pices, ana hope 10 resume their former
pleasant business Intercourse with their Old
sOuthern Friends. Having been q Large South
en- House neore the WaT, have got up their
stick, and wli continue 70 cater particularly
for southern Trade.
An Inspection or their stock Is respectfully
solicited.
Prompt attention EYen to orders iaa In
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Prom The Macon .Ga' Telegraph.
NEGRO TROOPS.

We shall not charge the Secretary OF
Wa with a spirit Of mischief. Thai
would. perhaps, be 10 do him iTiustice.
One oftwo things, however, is certain
he either designs evil, or l. incompeJent
10 decide what is forthe good Of the coun-
try. Were il really MS purpose 70 per
petuate alienation between the peopie OF
the twO sections, to generate strife and
disc0rd at the South, and 70 create argu-
mems for the continuation Of military
rule over OUr people, he could not more
ehectually accomplish that end than hv
the policy that seems 70 characterize his
administration Of the War DEPARTMENT
The Northern press say he Is identified
with the radicals, but this can hardly be
the case; at least the President does not
% understand him.
One OF the most serious and CALLING
harcshIps that M Stanton continues 70
iutict upon the Southern people, is the
presence and nsOlence Of negro troops
O thing wholly uucalled for By the neces-
sites Of the Department, or the condi-
uuu q the country. Small Esrrisons. Of
& dozen men each, at the Leading points
in the various states, would be ample for
all the necessities Of the case and thtse
shoU-d-az Gen. Grant promised some
time ago-be composed exclusively Of
white troops. That the former slaves
should he senthere with muskets in their
hands to lord J.. over US and keen Us in
subsection, j. q contempt Of Southern
feelings which the President should not
allow. There a Be no good feeling 50
long a. the Southern people are thus
treated, and the harmony OF the.
country, II not respect for us,
should prompt In an immediate
change in the policy Of the Gov
eminent Besides the indignity, no com
Duuity j. safe with such an armed ele-
meut ID Its midst as the shocking out
RACES committed wherever they have
been stationed for several months past
fully establish. We had hoped when
the body that had so long darkened our
streets took their departure some weeks
ago, that the citizens Of Macon and its
vicinity would be free from the annov-
sncs for the future: but already We haya
their places supplied, il not in numbers
With more than equal disposition for
harm. The outrage on the per.ans of a
white s~hOpkeeper and his clerk on Cotton
Avenue, with which they celebrated
their advent j. a fair sample Of what va
may expect from such brutal creatures.
and If such things continue, instead al
giving protection 10 anybody. they win
III the country with blOodshed and strife
b citizens Of Macon, and every other
community thus afflicted, should take
The matter in hand, and through the
Governor, protest 70 the authorities al
washington against a policy that Is 50
pregnant with harm. We would hero
urge the matter upon the attention OF
our state Executive, with the hone thar
DE viii Interest himself IN behalf Of L.s
fellow citizens, and by proper represent
a'l.-s, made directly % the President |
prevail upon him % withdraw all negro
G1GI= from the State. They are Of no
--'.se Whatever, Is most If the COM
m.-1s-g officers Of districts and post
"lI testify but on the contrary are a
great expense and a perpetual rock Of
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Very flexible. folded 600
1912 a small space, ana an SSrticiS az Inser5o y
sOUIHERN PHIr SNtei in all styles, al the
NIXON, WOOD 4 co.
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Chaneery Sale OfCity Property
on
Saturday March 2, 1866.

I'D. Williams -. Valentine Werner Emit
Nix. VIM. II. Porter. Daniel H. Sec1ler. and
John Ellison rs Valentine Werner an. CoGi-
man Boyd rs. Valentine Nerus-.
DE virtue Of an iuteri0elI1ry decree Ia the
ID above consolidated causes made On 6rudag
OfJune, lsl and renewed 90 tie EaF-uge tenn
lS5, Ofthe Chauc=ry side q the Common Law
and Chancery Ccarr OF the CITY OF Memphis. 7
viii sell at public auction % the hELa-- l.l.e-.
at the Court HOuse door. in the tl-y oil tfeu-
phls, between the hours on and d III on SAT-
urday, March 8 lelo, the following LIS o. rlr-
GELS Of ground, attached IN these causes, rl-rl-:
Two lots, at corner OF intersection OF Tie ela
side OF COusey street. In the LuF Of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee, together making
one lot, fronting 81 feet on the uCrI SIDE -
Vance street. and running hack between rlr-
aleI lines. % feet on COusey street. 20 a private
alley also, the said alley ia The E-4- o. tie
north OF said lots 10 feet wide, ard r-nrlr- e7---
ward nom Causcy street Jfs-- HE lots HEREBY
intended. being lots Nos I and . in bLOCE No
A. as laid down on the plan OF tna- parl %
Memphis called south Memphis. together via
tine buildings and Improvement thereon
Terms OF A credit OF SIX and -EzlTs
months in equal payments, pl-cL1ser giving
bond with approved sscu1ry, aEu lien rE4l1sd
til payment % the purcnsse money
~fauS-tls- AUGCSI0N AL~LuE. EEI
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Chaneery Sale Of tity Property.

TIE Planters Bank ofTsnuessa8 g. + Merrill
DY virtIe ofan interIocutcry decree entered
ID iu this cause on tha - day OF te1r-srys
leel. and renewed az Lle NlreMUer r1-u- -+
Chauce-y Court OF Tue C1ly o. NeDpH Is I VIII
sell. 70 the highest bidder. AZ the Court blouse
door in the City Of Memphis on -ar-nHET
March 81, ls66, between j. 1u4 ErL. l= -cl1v-
ing Real Estate, 70 W1ts Acer-ll -lt o. parcel
of land IN the city Of Memphis. shelby cgul-B
Tenn. Wing on the west size or -llu-esEe
street, fronting on saH street H -a--, ara Eu--
ming back between parallel lines l feaL, 20 Ll8
edge OF the Mississippi river. .te--a same nora
OF less and numbered on the Plaza o. said city,
as Lot Ne 8, in Block No-L
TERMS OF SALE-Du @ crcGr Of sLrH-f rw4-Tz
months, in equal payments; purcl1ser giving
bonds with approved security
AUGUSTON ASTON CeIE and Master
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Chaneery Salt Of Real Estate
Saturday, March I'd, 1855.
J. n Aszsndsr ana others "a Aadisoa C.

J. ~ Alexander and others - Addissa G,
Bragg. e al
DV virtue Of an in~tgrlocut0y decree made ia
ID the ABOVE cause on tle @r1 E-crza1a.
lr1l, I viii sell AZ Public Auction no r= .GrrL
House door in the city o. 11empl. ca-a-rl --8
nounsoI 10 A. X. and l. 81. on -a-Irllv. zla %
OF March, l1a, the following lrzclle4 zeal Is
tate 70 VII: Lylngl1 lie 1ouuty 81 Lau4arL-1.
andetate or Tennessee, ln tha- gJr-l.u or z-l
county formerly tlcllte4 IN t11 county o. Ep-
Ton, IN ire AtG district, SECTIONS saLrl Q. and
range 3, described and bounded 8 alU.- .Ls
tract oL land granted py the sl2ae o. tennessee
grant No. 49, dated l-l or JLlr. t-. 10 Ll5
hems of Robert Iurner, aEc by El1lallE Tur-
ner- TIE sole heir OF kguerJ Iura-- eJrvzref 20
Daniel ClerrT, lying on The e4G sll1 o[Lle Ais
-ss4Ppl ufer. including The mouth or -asl
creek, beginning on the bend 81 tie EI-=
4Ppi river. a. TIE -norlhwes1 corner OF icon
hneasf tlree h1udrel and twenty should 10
- aere Tract or entry, a -peu-r oak u1 z1
j f. running east wll bis Inc. lzlc 3
conner ia all ~ poles ~ "a hickory marrzl T..
thence norm viii the west la1uLar l- ~
m l. By.er, and posing ms 11rler III GA
80 pea& % a stake thence waz l GOES 10 :.
small cotton wood on tle bank O.. tie E-s
sippi uVers thence down WITH Tie m-.l.ers %
said river EA poles % the pllee 81 1ls1ru NJ.
excepting seven acres % El1 tract 81 r--0s1Fs
conveyed BY said Cherry 20 samuel p lancaster.
IEREs or SALON q -r=il- or mC1..
This 9Th o~fJGnuary Lza A-A--LlE
a G-tas iLerE ana hs-rar
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RRoKERs.
WALTER A. GOODMAN,
Rseently Of Holly spnnsz. Mi&.3
General Real Estate 4 Collection Agent,
MEMPHIS. TErN.


ST1 Main Street.
HAVING advantageous business connections
II IA New York aud other Northern cities.
wlh Buy, Sell or Rent lands. Plantations Or
other Real Estate, supply White Laborsrs for
A~g1cdnnTai or CshsF Ftapofs. effect Loans for
Carrying OF P~laEtaoOBs, and Collect Claims
IN North Mississippi aud Aiaoama, West Ten
ugssee and Eastern ArEanslA
REFEE ro-Messrs Farm toE &Howen, Gal
breath, stewart & Co, Taylor. Cole d Co, u. 3.
MoAoY. jas. Elder, Kortrecht a Croft. Gen. y.
3 Forrest Gen. j. r. Chalmers, and Col. sam.
Iate- Ial3 In
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Attachment Suit.
yfuisr McKnisbt. rt. wiley B Raines.

william Mcknight, Is. Wiley B. Ralnes-
AdHdavit for attachment having been made
In this case, in pursuance Of section S47A, OF the
tOde OF TeuneSsee, and attachm having BEEN
issued against the estate Of Wiley B. kaines for
the sum Of $40 -, due on uccuuuJ on the ground
that tine ~def-ueaus herein Is a nonresident OF
the STATE OF Tennessee.
1t is, therefore, ordered that said defendant
enter his appearance o. or before the 10Th day
OF March, lsb6- 70 plead, answer OF demus % the
sal plaintin : complaint, or TIE sane VIII De
taken tor confessed and the case set for hearing
eTpdrtg. and IEa1 a copy OF this order be pub
lisnEI once a week FOR four consecutive weeks
in the MEMPHIs APPEAL.
;. A. MOORE, Justice Of the Peace.
Dated Feb. Z, ls66.
ID. Notion. AtIv nr PIE. feS-laW4we
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STATE % TEs NEssEE
CONT R0LLEE OFF

nashville. Jan. le, lSa
is ". HArCHErT. CQmprrOler ofthe Treas
ury, do hsreoy certify TIA the -Etua Insurance
Company, located at Hartford. ia the state OF
Come cticut. has proiuS=d 20 me satisfactory
eNlus nee tuar said Company has complied
viii all the requirements OF the laws Of the
site of Tennessee imposed on Insurance
tImpaules, and 1 further certify that ii.
A. L.rtIeuO1. Agent OF said Company. has also
/ compiled with the requirements Of the laws Of
the state, made and provided In such cases
Wherefore, said -E1na Insurance C0upany has
authority 20 take risks and transact the business
/ Of Insurance in this state. a. MeUIpLls.
I Tuis certificate of 8Eeucy must be renewed on
{ the lsL days OF July and January Ofetcu year.
SEAL :. ". ELATCHETT,
fe4-3w Com rr0ller Tenn.
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NJ. PERpUE'S
Old Established Millinery
HOUSE,
No. ass Main Street. No. Rs5
West side bet Gayoso and Mccall ss

4 HAVE taken and Fitted up 10 commod,oBe
n style the above store, and keep always on
hand "a select assortment % the latest modes ~
bonnets, Hats, H~ead-dresses, Dress cans and
Hair Nets. Also, French Flowers, kibbons
NeiNets. satins ana SILKS Zeal Black Thread
SA1pure, Point, Valencia aud Blonde Lsces:
french and German Emhr0IdeueS. lace ard
n alslss trepts, Gepe Collars and Wells.
N f,1,d dTS,eelsr attention paid 70 the getting Up
- 1uyton, ptee perdue. has charge OF
anu Cloak making depaFtna-nL All
gIly or country receive her per-
20 49, aoasneon, tinung, stamping. erimplng.
ga2e-lm
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TEE PEsSsYIvANIA on WIZ.

IKE OH WETrE
Offorty-six wells at Pithole lately reco.
nized as productive, eight have ceased Il
flow. and ten are out OF order. Both fbe
United states and Well Number seven.
ty-ssven Hoimden farm, DR.. Deshle.
well, stopped october eleventh. The
latter was struck last August and yielded
two months, and attained as high as one
hundred and fifty barrels per day. Fol
nine months the United States averaged
q y ave hundred barrels. IL is stated
uaaTthe cause Of the failureOf the United
States WIS the flooding through Of the
new wells going down In the vicinity.
II seems the most productive part Of
Pithole territory has now as many wells
Epsn Il 81 can be successfully worked.
New wells are deemed detrimental 70
Old ones. With a new and powerful en-
gine pumping put the water, it is posi-
ble thar The How Of the United States
may oe partially restored.
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RoofngI Roofnpn

GAMUEL DANIDS, Agent for the Gutta Per-
> cha Cement Roofing, This roonng Is COM
posed OF very heaFy canvass thoroughly satu-
entirely fmpervious TO water. To persons wish
ing any thing done In my line, l will say 1 am
prepared 20 give perfect satisfaction. Tbisroof
Ing is not effected by heat or cold, the expansion
and contraction being so little as not TO effect
IL. It Is cheap. viii last equally as long as tin,
and can be applied 10 steamboats, ana Railroad
cars. Persons living IN the country will find II
70 their interest 70 give me a call. / would also
invite my Steamboat friends 70 come and see
fahs 1rna
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Pamela Cotton Farm
For Sale.
Situated only One and a Half Niles rom
Como Bepot On Miss. & Tenn. z. 3.
SOUTHERN PLANNING MILLS,


THESE Mills are prepared 70 do all kinds o.
Planning. Fancy saWing, Turning. etc, etc.
They are also prepared 20 gin, PICK and repack
Cotton with prom pt nesz
Ja2s-lm HUME r. HILL, Proprietor.
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TnsoIreHf Notice.

THE insolvency o. the cstste Of We Irz-1-l
Il Donaldson, deceased having been suz--sre1
to the Clerk q Ehs C1Cu-v C1lu II U--o1
county, Tennessee. al p-=z1us 1l claims
against said estate are hereby LotLlHl Oh -e
tlem vita the GeTE o. the llalrT -oE-l u
Ublon county, on o. before the lLaaT OF rlT.
lS5s duly authenticate Is required Dy las. r1r
pro rata settlement or tLls notice via be- plead
In bar cf tueE recQTerT. lT C11erat l1z LsEE
Of the County Court OF O1.Cu lC-lly. LlElHs
see, this, Ielh day OF December. l7l
L Donaldson.
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Comoh-ing elegance, nghtuesS. durability
oo1ioIt and economy, and u~nquesuonably ne
safe ana retail By ~
MENkEN BROTHERS a co.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a Deed % Trust. executed to
Dine as trustee, by Mary y Young and James
Young. on the gth day OF July, 1893, ana re-
corded in the Registers ounce OF shelby county
Tenuesssa, IN book No. -, pages 49, lsa anu 49,
! Will. at II o'clock am, on MOuuCy, the I'm
day of February, 1S66, at the corner of Main and
Madison streets, in Memphis, Tennessee sell al
public auction 70 the highest bidder Tor cash,
50 much OF the following named real estate rs
may be necessary TO pay the balance OF the
money due on the n0Je named 70 and secured
~ said Deed Of Trust: The land hes IN Shelby
County. Tennessee, near Memphis, and is a part
of tHs tsact conveyed by Wesley Blakem0re to
the said Mary y. Young, and on the plan Of
subdivision OF james YOuug's farm, rs recorded
in the Registers Onice OF Shelby county Is des-
inuated a lots 2, 8 ana l. containing eacn 8 %
10 acres; LOIS ID. Is and a, containing each :
g5-IUO acres; lots II and q, containing each q
22-I0O acres; and lot No l. coutalutus o 55Uu
acres. said property viii De s0ld O pay the
balance due On the note mentioned II and Sc
cured by said Deed OF Trust, and no more viii
be sold imam j. necessary 70 pay said deut and
fasts- The equity OF redemption Is waived
The utIs Is believed 70 be perfect, but I viii sell
only as Trustee.
fe3tds WM. X. POSTON. Trustee.
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= Tae Eow York Tanes has a long

= Ile New York T8ses has a long
G'ic-s On negro suffrage, which it wind.
Up with the following just conclusion:
While 10 is amattero or comparatively
ai-s e5a.e ueEce % most Of tie North
ein ana Eastern --a-e-. Do touches most
r'Jsgy the sentiments aud preludices oi
lie west ami b. absolutely i1a-ter of
lie and death To- Culoulsm and lsvaItv
among the masses Of the re1Dle ia he
southern States. The men. VINO know
most q the actual condition of the CO..
or-a race in the South, do not hesitate 10
assert that 10 more fatal -leD for Them
could e taken than this-that il viii in-
t=lstFl inevitably and meal sulablv. ne
-I2.-ly OF races already strong enough
= demand the wisest and most careful
Ee-tueut-snd the chances are three 10
one l-1tl % VIII bring on collision, insur-
Iec-o21 aud rebellion that may eventu-
any wrap the whole country In the
names o. d war tenfold more terrible
man that we have Just closed. Tbese
are considerations 70 which no wise man
shouid willingly close his ewes. and thew
may wei a. least give pause n ne -
iorts Of those most exclusivelv davotad
. the welfare Of the colored race
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