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ny virtue OF fovr Trust Deeds executed by J.
Is and NJ Flahe'ty to A. Aston, Trustee, and
the mowers Of sale thereiR conferred, and BY
virtue OF the decree Of the County Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn, substituting me as Irus-
lee in the room and stead OF said A. Aston,
and conferring upon me all the powers, etc,
conferred upon said Aston under and by vir-
the OF said Trust Deeds, (which said Tfust
Deeds and the Decree Of Substitution are duiy
registered in the proper Offices, Tor the purpose
of having the debts therein mentioned, viii
ON saturday. the IBt day of June, 1857,
at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, sell at
public auction the following property, to-wit: :
lots Nos s and Z, fronting eacn s. feet on
Wellington street, in said city Of Memphis.
Tenn and running back each 10 feet being
the sane two lots thus mum oered and aesis sns-
Also. a certain tract OF parcel of land lying
and being IN the county OF shelby and state OF
Tennessse ABOUT nve miles southeast 81 Mem
pbIs, near the p Igeon RoOst road, and bounded
as follows to-w1t: beginning at the south side
OF DuRn avenue theL &c sou n 50 chains and "A
links along the line OF the Plerson uact 70 8
staEe thence west with the line Of said tract
chains and 80 links 10 q stake. thence north So
chains and 81 links 70 the south side OF Dunn
avenue thence 3long the south side OF said
svveT,rfe Z chains and so Inks to The beginning.
known rs Lot No. 40 OF the subdivision Of the
owen farm, as per survey made BY NJ A.
Kerr. on 18th OF May, 1856, and containing 26
Also. The undivided half of Six Lots situated
in the town OF COrinth, Miss, IN the west half
vest corn fsr OF said block and running thence
north $50 feet with the western line Of said
Siso- $40 acres OF land in Crittenden county,
4 RI. composed Of the following parts OF Sec
lions. an in Township s, Range 5, tO-wit:
Southeast quarter Section p
south half northeast quarter Section n
Fast half OF southwest quarter Section y
northwest quarter OF southwest quarter Sec
ton =. -.
Northeast quarter Sectisn 2, and
Northeast quarter Of northwest quarter Sec
ton n.
Also, 5ss 7o-l00 acres lying In Cross county,
Ark, In township 10, north Range east. and
composed OF the following parts q Seeuoh .
in said township and range, to-Wlt:
West half OF section z.
West half OF east half Of Section J.
Northeast quarter of southeast quarter OF sec
The tile to the foregoing property Is believed
TO be good bat 1 viii sell and convey ohIy as
rIsSssss r,sS IN, -One-han cash, balance in
- zsoes5s win interest and Trust Deed 70
ss,,,,e SAD deferred payment
Eonsfv of redempt on waived.
Tnys SSIs q a Z J, 7. PEYToN, Trustss,
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ALABAMA.
The Athens Post of the 26th says:

The Athens Post OF the 26th says:
During the past week we have made
nuneroIIs inuuiries Of our farming friends
in regard to the condition Of the crops,
and learn that as a general thing they
are very backward, but still there is a
yerv GOOD stand, and with favorable sea-
sons. il il hoped an average crop will be
produced. The farmers are laboring un-
der MANY difficulties. 10 some sections
nettifogeine politicians have interfered
with the freedmen and unsettled labor,
and in other sections stock and provis-
ions are both scarce.
-Ex-Gov. Watts and Gen. Clanton
have accepted the invitation Of the col
ored people to address them at Mt. Meigs
on the Ist of June.
Gen. Withers, late mayor of Mobile,
removed by Gen. Pope, publishes manly
and conclusive protest against the injus-
tiee of such removal, and forwarded a
copy TO the commanding officer of the
territory-lately known as the state of
Alabama.
The Mobile Times contradicts the
statement that the merchants Of that
CITY will suffer by the failure of Frasier,
Trenholm & Co., and says that neither
merchants or bankers of that city had
any dealings with that firm.
The report of Gen. Swayne on the
Mobile riot says he cannot charge the
police with any graver offense than tim
idity or fnefiiciency, or the people of the
CITY with completely in the action Of a
few such rufians as are generally found
in cities. He concludes, however, by
recommending the transfer of municipal
authority to such persons as have been
continuously loyal to the union.
The Vuskegee News says;
Senator Wilson, the republican politi-
cal missionary from Massachusetts, was
utterly defeated and routed in Montgom-
erv by Gen. ], II. ClantOn, judging from
the reports of the speeches in the Mont
gonery papers. The senator invited
dtscussion, and Gen. Clanton accepted
the challenge, and gained an easy vic
torv. as ali who heard il testify. The
senator republican propagsndist had best
throw down no more gloves. His trip to
the CAPITAL Of Alabama was not paying
| one.
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STATE ITEMS.


The recent heavy rains prevailing
here have also been experienced at Nash
vile and Chattanooga, where, the Ban
aer says, they were greatly needed.
The sanitary measures inaugurated
at Nashville are being pushed forward
with the greatest energy and care, and
will doubtless materially improve the
healthfulness Of that city during the
coming heated term. IT would be well
If the Memphis authorities would follow
this excellent example Of the guardians
Of our sister city. of
The Chattanosga American Union
of the Gath asserts that there are over
one thousand distiIleries in East Tennes-
see alone. Quite enough, one would
suppose, to amply supply even that popu-
lation with superabundanee Of corn
juice. ua
The Banner of the 26th says the
Brazil fever is becoming worse. That
several parties Of emigrants are being
organized at Nashville, and Eve or six
families left Wilson county lately for the
same land of promise!
-Business is exceedingly dull in Chat
tanooga. ga
The track on the Jasper branch rail-
road, leading from Chattanooga, hiss
been laid to within two miles of Battle
creek. HHy
Sidewalks are TO be constructed in
all the principal streets at Chattanooga.
Market is the only one at present pos
sessed Of these convenienees.
The Nashville papers, with one rad
jcdl exception, say poor Stokes was com
pletely demoralized in the debate with
Etheridge on Saturday last. 12r
"A tournament on grand scale viii
commence at Clarksville this morning,
and continue three days: great num-
Der of bellies and beanx from Kentucky
are expected, in addition to vast num-
bers from ali parts Of this state. l'.
The Franklin ReVielg Of the 25th
inst. says: The prospects for an abund-
ant yield from the wheat crop in this
county was never more fisttering. The
amount of land sown is larger than for
several years past, and il nothing hap
pens to the crop, an unusually large
yield is expected.
The Shelbyville Union Of the 26th
inst. says: The unusual cold weather
for the season, with frequent showers,
is having the effect of producing no lit
tie uneasiness in regard to crop pros
poets in this section. Already the rust
has appeared on the young briers, an
indication that its further ravages are
not impossible or unlikely.
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Cash CUSTOMERS
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale

OF Real Estate, in Gibson COnBly, 70 be
so dat HaMbeldt, teha., BEy Is. 1857
DN virtue OF a Deed OF iruFt - ne executsd
ID on the lSth day Of March, lssl, BY Green
Tor the surn of FOrty-siZ ThOnaa1a Dollszs
(si6,OO0 with interest nom este das resBsei-
iveiy ON The 18th Of Deuem Der, isl, and 15ih
day Of DecembsF, ls62, o. Twenty -thFes Ehou-
sand Dollars each, owing by b ~ " l. ~ Az
person Co, and hy authority invested In Els
10 sell the land conveyed IN laid Lrus1 dssd-
will on the &fh day Of Eav lss7 ia
trout Of the hotel at Hum bcidt, Gilsson county,
Tennessee, between The houra a 10 O'CLOCK
q m. and O'Clock p m and eoulEuiua nom
day TO day thereaItsf. betV6e tie saElIe hours.
until all the proper be sold sell, 70 The high
est bidder, certain tract of land, eoHtaIulug
about US acres q uat- ana lying u tsiosou
county Tenn nessee, and bounded a.ad described
A. follows; one tract containing ~ acres
conveyed N ". ID Fly by John Fly fy deed
recorded in Gibson county one trset con tain
ing IS acres, conveyed 70 the said " ID. E'iv by
". NJ Crosby by deed daily recOEJisd in q 1sou
county one tract containing i7s acres. con
veysd 10 said " d. Fly by j p. WhoFton bv
deed duly recorded IN GibsOn county one
W. ID. Fly By dOAn Price By deed duly recordeu
one tract containing s. acres, conveyed 10 said
W. D. Fly BY henry Phillips By deed duly re-
NJ scres ~ p1rcbasSd by the sid n ID Iig
unoer a decree OF the county court Of Gibson
county, said tract belonged 70 John Kelly
debts one other tract con tainlng IL acres, anz
conveyed 70 said W. ID. Fly b. Charles Oates uy
deed duty recorded IN = llal q IN ~ said l1llIs
are bounded on The north by lands 5elou einig
to the heirs Of IN shaw aud \. g. EaTt and
- Caldwell; on the west by and OF Henry
Phillips, John Arnstcad aud J. H Graves on
the s0uth by land belonging 20 John n. Bar
nett aud Micajah Fly on The east by the land
of william Boon and The estates OF Robert
Campbell andsW iliaIu shaw Foi q more par
ticular description Of said tract, reference is
made 70 the deed and decree above mentioned
to said W. d Fly, all OF the above described
lands having been old under deed OF trust ex-
ecuted to W. ID. Jones By Green Williams ana
tins tfust execUteo for ayment Of purchase
money. This property VIII be subdiv ided. 40
will be sold In lots varying q ON l0u to SO
upon one OF which there Is a fine dwelling
and all out houses and improvements uecas-
sary, beiHgin high state Of cultivation, With nna
orchard, etc
a plan OF the subdivision viii be exhibited
on day Of sale.
TEEns OF SALE-O1e- half Cash. balance at
six months, the purchaser 70 execute no,s
bearing interest nom date. and secured by
deed Of trust embracing the same tei ms - that
under which I am now acting. The right OF
REDEEM ptiOn Is waived, and the title believe ed to
be good, but viii convey only such titles as is
IN me invested.
ap2l 30t A. DELAP, Trustee.
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TEXAS NEWS.

The Civilian and Gazette of the cath
inst. says:
The late spring has set the crops back
a good deal but our seasons are long,
and if we escape a severe drought in
June, of which there now seems to be no
danger, there is reason to hope for good
crops throughout the state The vest
ern counties are aoCt liable to suffer
from the want of rain, ansSa ; short time
ago apprehensions were expressed on
this account: but they have now been
dispeiled. The Gonzales Inquirer of
Saturday last, May 18th, says the late rains
have produced q wonderful change
in the appearance of the young crops.
The corn is growing rapidly, and is be-
ginning 70 silk and tassel, whilst the cot
ton, considering everything, is doing as
well SIS the planter could wish. Thus far
it seems to be entirely free from worms
and insects. fzhe freedmen, IS general
thing, are working steadily. The In
qtiireT says that generally the crops are
in a fiourishiDg condition." though
about three weeks later than usual. The
Georgetown WdtchmdR says the crops
are looking well in the frontier counties
of Northern Texas. Similar accounts
reach US from all the upper country. The
level lands along the coast have had too
much, rather than too little rain.
A correspondent OF the Georgetown
V,afchaady, writing from San Saba, May
18th, saws that on May 18th a brutal,
cold-blooded murder was perpetrated on
the sion Of an old msn named Theo-
dore e. Sayre, who recently came into
that peighborhoOd from Tupon, Arizona,
and is supposed to have had about 5000
in money. From the inquest it appears
that the old man was gagged and then
choked to death with q short piece Of
rope. Three hundred and one dollars in
currency were found in his belt, which
the demons in their haste had left be
hind them. Strong suspicion rests upon
two ySung men who came from the west
with the deceased and are missing since
the murder. The citizens are out scoUr-
ing the country in every direction in
search of them.
Base ball clubs are being organized
in Texas with a rspidity which shews
the epidemic, on this subject, prevailing
all over the country, and has extended
even to the Rio Grsnde.
The C0lntyy1gan supplies the follow
ing: A steamboat is to be purchased by
the citiEens Of San Felipe to run on the
Brazos river,
The district court Of Austin county
had thr8 full juries Of white men who
could take the oath besides a reserve to
supply the places Of these challenged,
and the business of the court went on as
usual.
"A letter from Stephensville, Erath
county, says the Peeos gold fever is on
the increase. Great confidence is ex-
pressed in the richness of the mines.
Lone of the severest Indian fights Of
the season occurred 8 few days since in
Comanche county. For four hours
twelve white men fought sixteen In
dians, but only one Indian is reported as
having been shot dead, though five OF
six were taken away on horseback Sc
verely wounded. No white men were
killed or wounded.
Crops in Ersth and adjoining coun'
ties are very promising.
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
Iwrsrrny ASSOCIATED PRESS nrForTs.l

NEW YORK, May ga Washington
special says that several prominent Lou
isianians are now in Washington, and
have prepared long list of charges
against Gov. Wells, with a petition for
his removal, which are to be presented
TO the president. They are also attempt
ing the removal Of Gen. Sheridan.
Gen. Sherman has been compelled to
abandon his "trip TO the Mediterranean
on account of his presence on the from
tier being necessary during the preva-.
lence of Indian hostilIties.
Judge Kelly, in his speech at Sauls-
bury, n. c., said If the military bill was
rejected as the constitutional amendment
had been, he would not say that re-
strieted franchise might not follow, or
that congress would not go further, even
TO taking from men OF large wealth, who
oppressed the masses, q portion Of their
vast estates.
CNeINNATI, May 2S.-A train on the
Chicago and Great Eastern railroad,
containing Strakoseh's opera troupe, ran
of the track near Logansport yesterday.
BriguOli, Rosa and several other men,
bers Of the company were considerably
bruised.
lSr. LOUIS, May ga majority of the
managers Of the street railroad of this
city have decided 70 admit eolored people
to all their cars on equality with the
whites.
LIVERPOOL, May 2S, 12 m-CottOn
steady-uplands, lid; Orleans, lid;
sales to-day, 1900 bales.
LONDON, May 2S.-The Danish gov
ernment has addressed circular note to
its representatives at the courts of Eu-
ropean powers, stating that the Prussian
cabinet had entered into negotiations
with the cabinet at Copenhagen with q
view Of bringing about q retrocessiOn Of
the province Of Schleswig to Denmark.
TURIN, May 27.-M. Kossuth has writ
ten letter on the state Of political af-
fairs in Hungary, in which he condemns
the course Of action which NJ. Deak,
leader of the popular party, has seen fit
to adopt in the Hungarian diet and in
bis dealings with the imperial govern
ment Of Austria, and blames him for
swerving from the true path which a
| Hungarian patriot would have taken.
Il
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

yEyRA ms leave as follows city time;
L Through Express sundays excepted, S;@o
a n. Through Mail, $50 pm; Souervllle Ac-
confnodatlon at $40 , Tn.; Grand Juucilon
Accommodation Train, connecting win MIS-
ssissiUDI Cent al Train, leaves az 1880 pm.
Express connects g. Grand Junction win
afterBoou train on the Mississippi central
Railroad for holly springs, Water NallSy
Crenada Jackson, Ni-ksburg, MIS- new Ut
al CoTiuth, for Okelona, Columbus, Miss
Al Deosiur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
Vile Cincinnati. etc
At Chattanooga, for all places IN Eastern
Alabama. Georgia North and south Carolina
Virginia. " ashington, Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, etc
Through Mall connects at Grand Junction
with trains FOR Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn
AT Decatur. Tor Athens, Pulaski, Ala, COlum-
Al Chattanooga Mail trains connect for same
iDoints as Express trans.
baggage checked through.
For tickets and further information, apply al
fha Office No. IL Court street.
WI. ROSS, Gen1 Sup't.
A BARNES, Geul Ticket Agent.
-fffF = Il SHOCK. Passenger Agent
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lfberty9 We are to be represented in
congress by men whom we despise, and
who will only increase the black repub-
liean majority in that body; whilst at
home we shall have legislature COM
posed Of negroes and their vile represen-
tatives. -,
Congress has left it discretionary with
the people Of South Carolina whether to
cali q convention or not. They have or
dered registration Of voters ana an
election, and authorized every one to
ipdorse on his ticket convention or
q no convention" Therefore, let every
man who is not disfranchised, as he
values his life, and honor, and property,
and the peace of society, go forward ana
register bis name, and then vote at the
election. indorsing on his ticket !" no
convention In this way alone can we
maintain our honor, preserve the peace
Of society, prevent black suffrage, and
division of lands among the negroes.
b, +. PERRY.
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DIRECTORS S:

MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
]. S. WHITE, NJ. d. W. T. IRWIN NJ D.
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Libel No. 40.
INIIEW
DISTRICT CorRT OF THE UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.
r-a--sr - nH.-sssv--.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNEssEE-)
I4Hel. Civil and Maritime.
Brtegs a Peterson vs. Steamboat Rose Hamble-
ton. her Engines Machinery, Boats, Tackle,
Apparel ana Furniture.
Nj HEREAS. Briggs & Peterson did, on the
w 10Th day OF May, 1857, file their libel, civil
and mariti ne in said Court against said StaaIn-
boat Rose HambietOn. her Engines, Machinery.
Boats, Tackle, Apparel and furniture, for the
causes In said libel mentioned, and praying
me usual process and monitlOn OF the Court
IN that behalf; and having, under the pro-
cess OF sad Cour. seized said Steam boat Rose
HambletOn, her Engines, Machinery, Boats,
Tackle, Apparel and Furniture, and now have
the same in my custody. Now, there
fore, in pursuance OF the process OF said
court 10 me directed. ] do hereby give
public warning aud notice 20 all persons
having or pretending TO have any interest IN
said property, that they be and appear
before the said court at the federal court
room in the city Of Memphis, on the first Mon
dav in July 1857, and show cause, II any they
have or know, why the said property shall not
be condemned as Aforesaid.
This llth day Of May, le67- ,-
SAM. II. JONES,
q. s. Marshal for ths District Of West Tenn.
By ISAAC W. GRIFFITH, Deputy u ). M
,wrf
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SheliH'a NnLe.

ny virtue Of an execution to me directed
Is from the shelby Circuit Court in favor o.
Henry Laird vs. A. J. Montgomery, ", II
est and best bidder. for cash. the following
property, to-wit: The interest Of said ". II.
tirider in the Hydraulic Press Brick MACHINERY
and fxtures for maHing ieks two Wagons
with two Horses each and Harness for eac
four Carts with one Mule each and Harness. all
the Buildings and She ds erected sn the greund
al said Brick Yarz, and Four Hundred Thou
sand Bricks already burned on the ground
levied on as the property Of ". II. Grider 10
satisfy this execution.
second 10 a former levy made by J. H. Swan
Deputy Sheriff.
Sale same date as above
Pm. WINTERS, Sheriff
Nav II. is57 myIs ids
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TrltStee'S SOIe
or Real Estate in Gibson County. TeRn.,
to be Sold at Humboldt, Gibson County,

10 De sofa 81 HumDOluk, UNISON JOnnEys
Tenn, on the 2SIh Gay or NAY, 1861.
DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed to ".
ID A. Jones by Wm- D. Fly. bearing date 18th
December, 1850, for the purpose OF securing
certain dsots due by said VIM D. Fly 70 +. a.
Apperson < Co, and which are therein speci-
fed. and BY authority vested in me as Trustee
su bstituted by decree Of the Common Law
Court Of the city OF Memphis, entered I7th
April, 1851, in the room or VIM. A Jones de-
ceased, I will, on the 18th day Of May, 1867, in
'front.' Of the Hotel at Humboldt, Gibson County,
Tenn, between the hours Of ten O'Clock, am
and four O'Clock pm, sell to the highest bid
der, a cerIail tract Of land containing about
SIS acres situated in Gibson County, and lying
about IA miles northwest OF Humboldt. Tenn,
being the same tract or parcel Of land con-
veyed to said Wm- D. Fly by Joseph y. Lam
mum by Deed registered in registers Once OF
Gibson County, to which reference is made for
more particular description.
This tract OF land viii be subdfvided into
four lots No / containing 90 acres. and known
rs The Ell; Nos 2. aud containing gZ3S acres
each lines running east and west
TFRMs-Ons-half Cash, balance at months,
the purchaser 70 execute note, bearing interest
frofn date, ard secured by Deed OF Trust, en-
bracing the same terms as that under which i
am now acting
The right OF redemption is waived, and the
title believed to be good but i win convey
o,1Iv such title as is in me vested as Trustee
,,,7I qDf J. ID. OsJIGLEY. Tryigfee
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,


- 400 n samuel Tate ct al. vs. Lewis
Ssinv 81 aI-fsbaneery Court Of Mernph
ny virtue OF an intsrloc1toEy degree ase "a m
1 this cause, viii sell, a. punile pt 5 y,
me civ OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
Tuesday. June II, 1867,
= - - bcnrs OF 10 a m. and u m, the
eodieSSins described real estate to-wit; GER
tain lot or parcel Of grouns9 sisus ~ IN sa
pei oetis ~ - the i4th civil District Of said county,
49, aiming ii zht acres and fourteen hundredths
~ ~ -, acre. the came being the north part OF
o. %. 10 n az subdivision No. Z, as known on
tba ~ plan Of the subdivision OF the John Ram
ssv Grant OF i've thousand acres as suedivided
~ n A. Kerr and Z. ). Todd. Lot No. IL is
sgoTrn on Fuckers map marked =. 5 Tate-
T',.R ~ OF SAIE--On a credit OF six and twelve
mcnfhs, notes with good security, with interest
rom dtv OF sale, and lien retained till pay
nnent of the purchase money.
EQUITY Of redemption barred.
a. ASTON, Clerk and Master
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