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IF o WANT ANY
If Yen Don't Believe II. Go and See.
TRUSTEES S0Ee.

DY virtue OF fOer Trust Deeds executed by J.
ID and VI Flahe ty toA. Aston, Trustee, aud
the powers Of sale thereiR sanf-rred, and BY
virtue OF the decree Of the County Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn, substituting me rs Irus-
Zee IN the room and stead OF said a. Aston,
and comforting upon me all the powers, etc,
conferred upon said Aston under and by viz
tue OF said Trust Deeds. (which said Tust
Deeds and the Decree Of substitution are du y
registered in the proper oficesj. Tor the purpose
of paying the debts therein mentloueo, 1 VIII
an Saturday, the list day Of lane, 1897,
1t the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets, in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, sell az
public auction the following property, tO-wIt:
Lots Nos. s and T., froating eaca 65 feet on
WellfngtOn street, in said city of Memphis.
Tenn, and running DICK eSeh ~ leet being
the sa u Q two lots thus numbered and deslgna-
led in the division Of the Hurley property.
Also, a certain lract or parcel OF land lying
and beng IN the county or Shelby and State OF
tennessee, ABOUT I'VE miles southeast ei Mem
phIs. near the PgeOn HoOst road. and bounded
as follows, tO-9lt. Beginning AZ the south side
OF Dunn avenue thst &c sou IA - chains and -
links along the line OF the Person tIact TO a
stake, thence west with the line OF said tract :
chains and 30 inks 10 a stake thence north 81
chains and 81 links 10 the south side OF Dunn
avenue, thence a ong the south side OF said
venue chaios aud 50 iiuks to the beginning.
known ~ Lot No. 40 OF the subdivision Of the
Owen ) farm, as per survey made by ii A.
Kerr, on 18th Of May, 1856, and containing y
Also. ths undivided half OF Six Lots situated
in the town Of Corinth, Miss, IN the west hslf
OF Block No. 30l, commencing at the south-
west corner OF b1l1 llDEh GlA aM-A4AnA tIGAL1
north 80 feet with the western lines Of said
block.
Also. Gao acres or land In Crittendeu county,
Arg. composed OF the following parts Of Sec
tons, ali in Township 5, Range .. Jo-Wit:
Southeast quarter Section
South half northeast quarter Section y
East half of southwest quarter Section =
Southwest quarter of southwest quarter Sec
lion -.
North half of northwest quarter Section &C.
Northeast quarter Section n, and
Northeast quarter Of northwest quarter Sec
ton Y.
ArkI in township 10, north Range 1 east, and
composed OF the Iollowing parts 81 section =
n ssid township and 9 to-W1t;
West half OF section 7.
west baff OF east half Of Section Z.
Northeass quarter Of southeast quarter OF Sec
lion 4.
% he good. but l win sell and convey only Is
TrEstee. .hoe .,sa. hat.,.o e.,
TSantbs. wit Interest, and Trust Deed to
sscn-e said deferred payment
Tanitv Of redsmpt on waived.
sale "a L j.. 7. PEYTON, Trustee,
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been found so difficult to get rid Of stock
OF this kind as the present. Why the
goods in nine cases out Of ten cannot be
given away even at a JOB, and go where
we win nothing but general inertia pre-
walls. it is so with manufacturing
agents and commission men 1t Is 50
with jObbers and cloth houses and u IS
so with clOthiers and retailers.
The World calls attention to The meet
ing of leading wealthy manufacturers 81
the AstOr House on Wednesday, to or
ganize and raise money to increase the
duties on our present tariff and make II
still more protective, IL not ~prOhihitory.
The editor says: The manufacturers
meeting in New York * adding insult "a
the Injury they have already done the
people OF the metropolis by driving away
our Omm and killing our whole
shipbuilding interests. The reason and
the only reason, why we cannot build
/ ships and steamers here, IL because iron
wood, cOTding, and all b materials
which enter into their composition are
made artiicially dear by the tariff I'm
posed for the exclusive benefit of the
manufacturers, represented by the
wealthy gentlemen who meet at the As
tor House to-day. With every DISPOSE
ton to be courteous and h~ospitable Il
gentlemen who visit us from q distance
we cannot help saying to the manufsc-
turers who meet at the Astor House thli
morning that tens Of thousands Of intel
ligent people in this city regard them II
the same light as they do the feudal lord
and ~freebOoters OF old, who pillaged anC
levied black mail upon their neighbori
for their own enrichment. Plumber i
plunder, no matter by whom commit
ted and no legalizatiOn Of il by govern
ment can make robbery righteous.
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.hancery Sale of Real Estate
ON Monday, June 3d., 1867.

T6s n. D.-Isssc n. Moon VS. VIM j. Math-
egs. ChanceIy Court OF Memphis.
ny virtue Of an inteTlocutOry decree IN tnlA
Is cause, Iwin sell at public auction, 10 The
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door, IN the
CITY of Memphis, Tennessee, on
MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1857,
betvg. On the hours Of 10 an. and y M, the fol-
owing de cribed Real Estate, to-wit: situate
wing and being In shelby county, state Of Ten
nessee; the first being In township /, range g
west Of the basis meridian, ChickasaW eeSsiQni
and being that part Of section thirteen which
lies on the north side of the STATE line dividing
the state OF Tennessee ana Mississippi, and
containing five hundrod and forty acres, more
or less. commencing on the northwest corner OF
aid Land and running south 20 said state line
thence earl with said line one mile, themes
north 10 the northeast corner Of said section
thence vest 70 the said inst named corner, beina
All Of said section, which liss in the 18Th Civil
| District Of Shelby county, Tennessee; the Other
tract being the sOuth half OF section twelve tl2l
/ tCWail lip one t), range nine go, west of lb'
l basis meridian Of the Chiekasaw cession-
TERMS or b Lion a credit Of seven sul
! thirteen months. Notes with good security
with Interest from date. and a Lien retained tn
paynDent OF the purchase money. Equity o
| REDEMPTION barred.
AUGUsTON ALsToN. Clerk and Master.
4 aawn ~
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Messrs. Wiggin & CrOwther, who be-
zan business about 8 year ago in st
Louis bought large stocks Of goods in
New York aud Boston, on three and
four months, representing themselves as
merchants with a large and
nrosnerous business. 1t traDspires that
these goods were sent to Philadelphia
and Cincinnati, and sold under the nam
mer for cash large amounts We're also
sold at auction in st. Louis. The hrm
borrowed several Thousand dollars on
call not many days ago, and suddenly
made an assignment, and closed teelr
1oors. On Saturday D OF the parties
Who had loaned them money, induced
10 do so upon their representations pro
eured the arrest and Indictment OF Wig
DIN. Crowther, hearing that there was
= warrant also out for MIN, leo the city.
ON Monday Wiggin gave pail ana was
released, bat only to be again arrested
upon warrants sworn out by ms eastern
aceusers. A..
drv GOODS trade of that city: Commence
ia the future seems to be utterly Iost III
hanea the desire to press cotton goods 70
IL Pnt II would appear that prices OF
manv STYLES have reached q point be-
vond which it would not be safe to pass
md. consequently, the best thing some
manufacturers eau do Is to improve the
quality of their goods. Some styles Of
cotton fabrics have met with a ready
sale through the season, and are SUI
relatively high, but as 'goods of this class
are still in small supply, it would be DC
object for agents TO reduce prices so long
as favorite styles keep sold close on pro-
duction. No matter how great the stag
nation in trade, staple cottons will sell al
all times more or less when offered al
price. But not so with woolens. There
never was q season, perhaps, when it has
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Trust Sale,

T. pursuance Of the provisions Of a Trust
Deed 10 me executed by A. Street on l1th
dag Of N~ovenoer, -. saa Nllen ls only regis
in Book No. 40, Part ], pages go, 80 and 40 .
aud also in pursuance OF Consent Dee
made by the Hon. William 81. Smith, J1dge OF
HE Cuamcery Court Of Memphis, on I'd day OF
Apri. 1867, IN the eau aes pending IA said Court.
wherein Charles j. Seay aLd others are com
ants. j will, az tie Southwest corner OF the In
LerEecfIon OF Poplar and Second streets, la
Memphis, on the 18th dy OF May, ls57, AZ ~
'cOck Hl proceed 70 sell az public auction 20
the high sd bi der, upon the Terms hEreiuaaer
mentioned. the IOllOw1n described Lots o.
Land, togeth-r with the imprOvementgthereun
situated ia Mempni-, shelby county, Tenues-
see. viz. Being Lots Nos. DO and go, as known
on the map OF Memphis, and BOUNDED as FOL
lows: Beginning a. She Southwest corner O.
ile intersscu "A OF Poplar and Second streets,
running thence West with the south line oil
Poplar street l1i5s iet thence Saith parable
West ga eet % an alley thence with
said alley ~ feet - tue Intersection OF tEp
alley; thence East with said alev 10 Seco1d
street; the &c with record street fssL fe-f n
the beginning. ActpsHg and erciudTg now.
ever, nom salo Lous that part conveyed and
rslipquished on tre On aAy o. March. rs a In
- Undersigned and brinEey q DonTberry n
81 eet, bounded and described sE fcifovs
w: Bsginniug al the south-ast corner Of o.
~ 2fg Al the p.refseCtion OF the North SIDE o.
III nrst alley sonth Of Poplar rlreet with IA,
West Eds . Second street men E North
wEI5ly with Ness SIDE OF sohS sttest = ieei
-SoIs,1d street is Interested BY a hnl
0,rping through lie center OF the Lhidal
IllLaisf wall from East TO West 81 lhree stofl
paralisl 80 embracing two tenenents nov
nHeAt5 Sot rs. a9; theme from said poipl Q
,nt-rseotou westward y ~ ie $500 $780,
alSe ID the drst alley, Westot Ss9so1 ~ 49,
sleS Win the East side Of tald lasL men
Toned alley seuthwsIdly, = y iee e. nae az sias 4
70 ne omsnftoned alley, with the North SD
SAG . nrst sley south u Poplar sireet-s
o5,nf OF intersecnoh oeing s1s with N
ne1 9l AZ az the said lsst Hhey' ~
-, 10 the beginning; 81, the foitoUin
SAD Pilr. me fourth Ct The purcnast none
teflns ~ ne balance on q credit Q IonL y y
cant na9nths, tor whien re dPs S5S9a persons
requIraa ~ ian likewise 20 be retained ~
ssai psS2opeTry % seSqr s.%a sssse Ss's & ~alTesd
nlene n believed 20 be perfect Dut
sbag orly convey M. 81 WICKS. Trustee
rnT.IN
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III APPEAL
For the Memphis Appeal


EXAErATIoN.
The heavens were laboring, winds were high,
And cloud were dark pou the sky
Listening, 1 heard a Hermit sigh,
As though he suught a irultiea goa,
Revolving troubles in his soul.
At top Of Life's cold mountain stood,
Mid snow and ice, in cOWl and hood,
Ar aged man, as wise as good,
And gazing stiil above, he asks,
" Is Hesven gained by human tasks :"
a I toiied," he cries, with ceaseless stroke,
To reach the summit" As he spoke
A glorious vision on him broke
A light in which "a seraph form
Moved peacefully from out thes storm.
" Peace aged anchorite :" It said,
And casting DER his whitened head
A soft yet bsaming light, Il sped
10 ease his heart of u ublous thought
Which care il age and trial brought.
Thy heart ~ fresh, thy frame Is old,
Thy soul is t1y brain Is cold,
Fiji suuject for The Shepherd'g fold
The poor have blessed thee-Wtcked cursed
Rest, Hermit, thou hast known the worst
! walked, as Alright the old man smiled,
Seeming as HAPPY as & child,
For heavenly dreams his soul begulled.
/ would my life might be so free
From guile that angels comfort me
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FRED. WEBER
House and teambo Roofers

,uHOLEsALE dealer In Roofing Gum aud
w PITCH, saturated Roofing Paper Imported
ERt Manufacturer of q superior preparation
oreservation of Tin and Metal Roof
81, 81 as given satisfaction for Fourteen years
0FFTcFLsoutheast corner FiIst and Market
800 louisville, KsataekS' isbls1Sm
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IN accordance with an Act o. the Legislature
Il OF tennessee, passed December l2tht 1870, en-
Titled an act 10 expedite the distribution OF
the effects OF Banks, which have or may make
assignment among their creditors notice Is
hereby given to the holders Of the notes OF Ihe
Planters Bank OF Tennessee 20 ME them with
the undersigned, al the Bank IN nashville, be-
tween now ans the INST day OF January
eighteen hundred and SiEty-nlue, lloo8l, and re-
celve certificates therefor, or they Will be for
ever barred from any participation in the assets
ef the Bank. The certificates VIII be received
AT PAR IN payment OF debts due the Bank,
whether rendered before OF amer the lst OF Jan
nary, l55g. D. WEAVER,
80 On uNmue#an
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Adrntntstrator.,s Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that three weeks
y amer date application will re ~ de 70 t-e
Secretary OF the " Memphis and Charleston
Railroad" NJ Mem phis, T,nnessee for TIE re
usv-sl Of the following Certificates o. StOCs
ELau ing 10 the u me O. James I Lamb. viz
No. I2E dated 18TH July, 1871. Tor . har+s
l8-a. dated 8 Do November, 1851, for 50shares
10. 1905, dated Gih March, laZ, for IS shares-the
sauae having been lOrt OF -to.sn.
Ar JOHNSTON.
Administrator.
Charleston, E. C., 9th Arm. ls5. my Sw
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Nnfice.

- Term. 1851, OF tbs County OolIl
A 7 no 1al county, Tenn shall apply 10
~ o. ~ Administration on me estate u
zSmuel Ae6ok, deseS''N sILAs p. LYON.
mysLms
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RIVER MATTERS.
wn.rnER ANp RrsINEss.

The weather is warm and dry. Bush
ness on the landing was very quiet. The
MINER rivers continues to fall very fast,
except the Ohio, which is going down
witt, more dignity and less haste. The
Arkansas, st. Francis and White rivers
are falling, with mark twain in the latter
stream to ~Jacksonport when the Des Arc
came out on Thursday. At this point
the decline is very rapid. The fall during
he past tw~enty-fOur hours has been
fifteen inches and the river is now fnlly
even feet below high water mark of this
,--snv
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PROFESSIONAL r.
PHYSICIANS.

DE NOT L
n Won have had the sad misfortune 70 con-
fracf the accurEed disease, known as NenerAalI
IN any form, You can be cured Il care not IN
what Stage II may present itself, whelher Pr
5narv. secondary or tertiary. without taxing
one solitary grain ofmedicine- After ten yeeIH
al 81 eaInVestlgation and practical experience
! an convinced that Internal treatment LOT
The purpose OF efecting q permanent cure
~ avphilltic diseases Is useless, ano, tuht
In a farcs proportion Of cases, II ah-
soiutslv uOes more ham than GOO.
Wr1ue under my method Of external medica
lion. which Is peasant and Agreeable 70 me
Ysfieut. I DEFY competition with any Other
msto0d known 70 the medical profession fol
snetdv and permanent cuae-Whca e suarRn'
fEe In al csses- IN m king this Important Iacl
known 70 the public, / wish 70 stste that &m
ar, gull II pract iuoner Of medicine; THAI 1 an
q graduate Of the Hedicsl Department OF tht
Tniversify or Louisville. KY, and that my
method OF treating these diseases nascosl yeaf'
Of deep study and close-observUJton.
An Diseases o. the Far and i've treated upon
Inc most improved methods
OFFICE-No. % Monroe street, etWeen MAIL
and second. Respectfully
mvs-lm q. ". MCLOEh, ~. -
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, May II. 1857, S pm.
r~rRs RUEEREEE

EDSsN ESNs
There was no activity to-day in the
general markets. Corn is held at 81 .
TO 81 80 with fair stock. Hay very dull
at S26 to S27. Oats dull and heavy at 81
to CSC. Pork firm at S24 to S24 p. Clear
sides, l2l to 1Se; shoulders, 81 TO Toe.
CornmeaI, So 10 to Sc Is for Kindred
Lard, 1913 to Isle in tierces ; l34 to l4!c
in kegs. Onions heavy at S2to s. per
Dbl. Potatoes duh at 81 80 to 3 50 per
Dbl. Sugar, salt and other articles un-
changed. We are compelled 10 CON
dense u report Of the market, owing
to the press of matter in our local
columns.
COTTON-The feeling was not 80 good
to-day, and the market did not possess
the animation of the two days preceding.
Middling was offered at &c, but holders
anticipating a decline, we're not eager to
buy at the figure. There was no de-
mand for low grades, and sales were
mostly confined from low to strict mid
ding. The eastern market has, 1t viii
be seen, declined &c. Receipts for the
day, 1913 bales; shipments, S25 bales.
Sales in New York to-day, 1900 bales
in Liverpool, 1900 bales. Sales for tbs
week in the latter city, 10000 bales.
M. ,,arbraf hare aloaad 0uief "a follows.
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mr.. q. .sPIEG =. - - q u 4.

nR. G. .SPIEG Ella, graduate "a the
IL best medical schools OF Europe
TnI.ed States, and member OF the pIlh1pai
y -dical societies in those countries nas YLao
iced medicine in Memphis for The last Slltleen
wears, and continues T. offer ms prolgSslSLSI
services 20 the public, in the Lretlaisns ~ ~ =
forms of disease upon the most IMPROVED En-
roDesu methods. Ny vast couecluns ol 1AIe
medieipes and surgical Win "A
I@Ga-Iong experience in their administration
and use, warrants me I'm claiming e spperoTlty
Over ne more ordinary method OF treating ds-
eases such as CANCE and TDMOhS OF eNtFS
feseripfiou. which Z cure by constitutions
treatment exclusively, no operaL9D PeruoInes
NJ the knife. Diseases Of the rye Ear ana
skin. CONSUMPTION and Bronchitls, khneulna-
ISM Neuralgia S~crofula, syphilis, structure
Sieet Gravel. Piles, DrOpSy, Ftstuia IN ane;
a. sborr. All Chronic Diseases, giving es-
na.isf attention TO FEMALE DISEASES OF
evs-v description. I am always r.adN al
an Times 10 consult with nrst-class Physicians,
sifhar BIZ letter or in person, upon all diseases
T,e~fsfnfug 20 medicine aud surgery. Medicine
sent by express 70 all parts Of The world, when
Desired. 49, -
Main and Second streets Memphis.
Residence. No. 80 Union street. myo IN
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j. Z. TRRALL & CO.,
MERCHANT TAfL0RS,
No. 10 JEFFERS0NHrREEE.
A SPLENDID KEW STOCK OF
Cloths & Casslmeres Jast Received

~ wM. ROGERS, formerly with Nessrs
Power q McGeoy, can be found here ready &c
walt upoR bis Old ana new Gust mera
myl 9m
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LEWIS & CRAIG,
nIxoN & PERCY,
nr,NrERs, Rank NOTES.

TTORNEYs AT Law, G~reenville, Miss
a win practice in the Courts OF Tuuica.
CoahOma, Bolivar, Washington and lEaquenna
Counties. uecla W.
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wATCHEs ---JEwELRY.
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wagon and Carriage Material.

Corrected Eaily by WOodburn, Smith q Co
Nos. III and l6 Green street, 81 Louis
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orroN---CoMMIsSIor

IoHN k. MOODY, JOHN WIABlSHs
Lafe OF Memphis n st. Late Carolina
Touis Packets, and Vicksburg, Memphis and
Nwt.vooc Rfvgr Packets
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Npn gSafebinatpn.

Bal6ington, 21. glop Die 0allsricn
Fer bebcn Sduler bcS Gongre0eS iparcn nit
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