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NANHB11 ACW AAiAcA C1t%t-d.-rfart Atc
1 0S. Oats scarce anda shadSrs to and
western, 75@77c. Cdfee firm. fpeAla
dull and unchanged. Sugar firm fair
to good refined, l1Mi14e. Moiasses
dull and heavy; PertdRico, SIZE. Pork
heavy.
L~o0IsvILLE, Jaly 1.ENo tobacco sales
to-day in consequence Of the fair TO-
New Wheat saaS co oS'9 ssssoe,
shelled and deliyeredi Oats 74a75c, in
bulk. Mess pork SIPS. Bacon shout
ders 9I@93c; clear ddes l24, packed ;
hams 3c higher. Lard lie. Whisky
zoe ia bond. Kentucky bagging 900
si4c.
81. LOUIS, July Tobacco steady.
Hemp unchanged. Flour very dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull and lower.
Corn, S4G9Sc. Oas easier, 76@80e-
Rye inactive, 81 01af 0S. Mess pork,
s2l SO. Bacon, clear sides, 12t91Sc
clear rib sides, 113q; shoulders, 9G9le.
CIECINNATI, July2-Flour dull and a
shade lower; family S12@13. Wheat
dull and nominal. Corn df1l Ne. /, "A
@75e. Oats dull ct 6G66c. Rye, 81 IS.
Cotton dull at 23623b Whisky steady.
Pork firm, at S2IG2I so. Bulk meats in
demand at S91Oe, but held at ie higher.
Clear sides, le4c sugar cured hams, nc
plain hams, lie and dali.
NEW YORK July Money steady
4@6c for call loans; sterling, 95@10g
gold, 38s. Government stocks firm,
with a fair iaquiry. Stocks opened
buoyant, and advanced materially, with
much excitement. This continued until
the second regular board, wheR a decline
was submitted, and lower rates made
At the last open board the market closed
steady. Western union telegraph shares,
45645I.
Weekly Bank Stdtement.-LOaus,
S242, 547 ,953 /; decrease, SlO9, 202 specie,
81, 76S, 996 decrease, 81 $50, $50; circula-
ton, 1913, 542, $50 decrease, $50, $40 de-
posita, SlS6, 2I3, PSF Increase, So, 736, 0S7;
legal tenders, S70,174,555 increase,
s.. 358. 1858,
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BOARDING

Families oF single gentlemen can obtain
board ard good noomg; also day boarders can
bel coommudsted 81 Ss Seoond street. between
GayOsO andaBsAs ia0tf
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Second Prize.

a cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
ia the ejtv Of Chiesgo, III, MY three
guar CTS Of "A mile from tie heart Of the city,
and within oneD ocz Of the street Ia -oad in
tersectiug every part Of the city, Valued at
E..Ua
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NLLEOI and cheap bOAR
A FEW DEsIsABLE r.
ni5hed or aneaTnished,
elmer son'uel in 8 generous
$500 ~~rHhHW| L. I
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There = now approaching completion
in Baltimore an immense s5ifea wbieE
will be occupied by the st. Jaa.ss Pame.
Catholic congregation. Some t4sa -
the extent Of the building may be For
from the fact that IL required one Mills
and eight hundred thousand bricks in M
erection, and it viii seat comfortably
three thousand persons on the ground
feOr. The work Of ~frescoing is done hy
the priests known as the Redemptorists.
The PRINCIPAL sum required to erect this
immense specimen OF architecture was
raised BY weekly contributions from
members ofths congregation Of twenty
five cents each. 1t is one of the most
attractive and imposing buildings in the
city.
The judge OF the circuit court at
Washington has refused to take bail in
the ease OF Henry JoSnson, who shot a
man last week for alleged adultery with
lis wife.
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25XlO0 feet; very available for residence and
de-irably located. Valued atS~lH.
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DAILgY KEgBEEi y $ 0ommiHioneF 81


HI DEWITT NCDsA Aurora Gn, NO
son street Acordance
-MMeNSE sun, BOoa1ted, To- say
10 JesersOn street. aonest. II
Ev4Ns, ID "a, Lgaors Bthe South,
SOS q Cos its readers
NAV onen IAN BATHS opin-
Ewavs be honest and Conscientious
shom It's conduct is entrusted TLl
Eendeavor TO make the APPEAL ac-
ro-,obIe to its readers, and desirable IS a me
S5Ew Cor advertising. The Masonic column
vii hereafter appear every Saturday ana On
every sunday residing appropriate 10 that Gay
and the proprietors hope, by close attention 10
tne affairs OF the papeH snd ONCE 20 SIN en-
tae 1t 70 the support and confidence OF the
usople. on which alone il depends
John \. &. HOGAN & co.
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sAAtA AAls
Deer Sir. have 3 negro man In ny
emplny who aas scrved IL the federal
army, and on that Account has govern-
menf rounty due him. Is December.
1885, he LEFT bis claim with ths firm OF
- Z-,ofgour city, for collection.
L haFe5ETeF nmes, been with the ne
gro to HEN eud e9sh time bean
told , tbem they were IA daily
expectation ofeetlru eD his caaim. I
have long tire given up sl idea
that they " eFe7 pay the money over
70 him, go 50 sd the negro but he
more tsnsnAg ~ humah natura, made
anosaer visit fc their ~ofieelast week and
SetufEed elatso FFtth their promise that
t1ey would, wilhout fail, pay him on the
tlsetf0st aGt % august at Aenphis. and
that be mus go with them and gel ont
IFS registration papers, 50 that be might
vote he believes that his vofineis verv
Essential 10 his getting his bouatv. Nov
MS simple negro bas never been in Ten.
nlrsaee more than Twenty Gays in al bis
Nft. He has lived here for thu mast
eisfhteen months. What does ali this
mtss1@Hss vinhiny reRshed tsis bitch
N r5ua, CITY Is his Gone openly or
5ge1fl0I d esndesnnat5oA Of society drive
Srom your midsf ne perpetrators oi such
sets krFFA
IA the 9esiimoay 81 the negre, under
Iasoress snigissate, vii be e any
@F4 "a -rou. q can send II 3f You
aeesIf a. ths pat
asz
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Rim Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
5xi00 feet. Valued At $50.
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uslaAf1fner bflot NiE - tnf fekA
rates on ace FSan - NaHole0n II
north As 5eatwiIh IenL II
81 right angles WITH -
coA4 esier s9r8sA. Heacesu&NuEA
= ieei, fheftce tHEt IN tna 4H ~
HhT paFflenfhE g to mete
ID prn}serfy. reference
4Aed. RdfmpEon Is waive eaef
- Be gooi, sut ! viii egneeaIen t4i
ie5 trs SuH0 3rN
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Educational.
DY the action Of the Trustees Of the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the two schools have been consolidated.
The buildings and grounds belonging to them
Sill be thoroughly repaired and can aecommo-
date rom 20.O 500 pupils. A liberal patronage
can be commanded, aud the Trustees are deter
mined 70 build up a nrst class Female School.
They wish TO engage a competent Principal,
with a corps Of Teachers for the Literary De
partmeut. At the head OF the Financial De-
pa tment is "a Professor who has most success
fully been connected with the schools for the
last ten wears. 1he attention Of well qualified
candidates fora permanent situation ans a po-
sltiou that can be male TO pay IS solicited.
Applications with vouchers viii be considered
until the first August next.
n =
Is eIiaibiy located, being directly on the line CT
the Memphis and Louisville Railroad good
society, healthy, with @ population or 300
inhabitants Town and county in a prosperous
condition, having escaped the ravsge5 Of the
late war. Address the undersigned
j. j. WOOD,
Secretary Board Trustees.
BrowrsviIe, Tenn, June ., 1861. jeA lw
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Tickets s. each. Msy be hal OF, or ordered
through, any o. the Con pauys agents. at the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn, or Of Col
James Strain, Hernaudp. Hiss
Stockholders, Directors ami Oncers Of the
Company are prohibited trim purchasing or
holding tickets ia any OF lie drawings The
Company is simply the nicola for the purchase
and ssIe Of Ie5l estate between property mold
ers and the general pub IT,. je2i I'm
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k4 fur
sNd,t to
hisNt to
rendA
asubjN
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MxscEzLANxouB
ND o. MIS- :.
FERNANDO. MIs97.
AUGUST, 1867.

TfHE First Drawing, which took place at Her
a nando, Miss, on the 18Th inst, was ATTENDED,
With unusual suceeas, when II Is remembered
that but a few weeks elapsed from the meet
ton OF the enterprise 70 that event $3.50
worth OF tickets having been solds a IKE
amount Of property was drawn for, uader the
supervision Of gentlemen selected ~ the tekeI
holders present The uimust harmony anu
good feeling pervsded those pressed, and a.
will be seen rom the subjOined certificate Of
the Managers, the affair Vas conducted 70 a
close in a most gratifying and satisfactory
maEner:
H~EREAEDO, Miss, June IS, 1877.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing or the southern Asylum Is
correct, and thai the proceedings we're clarac-
teuzed By aspirig Of fairness and business IN
surpassed by any Drawing OF which we have
any knowledge. The Managers Of the Com
pany placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole management ana control
Signed: J. b. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
v. A. MERRIWETHER,
W. W. CAMPTUN,
N. MAGEVEEY,
JOHN AIMS lie,
Committee.
J. NJ. HALL, Clerk.
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DIED.

TREAT-In this city, Goth June, 1867, FRANCIS
WILLARD, aged one year four months and three
days, only child of Hobart P. and Lucretia W..
Treat.
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"A Icing yankee says The govern
ment has begun the investigation Of a
huge scheme of rebel villiaDy in Louisi-
ana by which $4,000, 600 was seized and
sold BY the rebel government.
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FrecutoY.,s Notice,

ETecut0Y.'S Notice,
T ETTFRS testamentary having been granted
VII and testament OF William d. Ferguson,
deceased. by the honorable C8unty Court Of
shelby county, Tenn, at the June term thereof
1867, notice IS hereby given % ali PERSONS hold.
inc claims against the estate OF said deceased
"a present them to the aE1ersigned, properly
prehated within the period specified by law, or
Sesame win be barred.
make prompt payment OF saeh dkhis, other
wise steos viii be taken 70 enforce she same
l. v. DIXON, Executor.
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Insurance Company,

MEMPHIS, IENN., Jun 2, 1867.
T. F. KENYON, ESQ Assistant secretary:
/ haverecently heard that some Of the Agents
or this Company are also agents fr THE Ma
tionat Horse Insurance company, Of Louis
vile, KY" and have connected my name
with il.
You will discontinue at once, all agents of
this company who are agents for tine National
Horse Insurance Company.
know nothing prejudicialbo that COMPANY.
but 4 am not now nor have / ct any time had
any connection with il.
Respectfully,
n. ). FORREST.
Lan lW DraslGanA RlanL..l InAnrnA..n-
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D~IRE5roRy.

COMMERCIAL Bank Of Tennessee, corner
Madison and Main streets
IL ~ u ~ *. N .a..a.n slraEt.
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BUSINESS

BERNARD g mCELI hEt Music anu N
instruments. 2S ana 800 second street
FBOWN. PTELIAaD &CO.. Cotton Factors, q
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES.
The First and Capital Prize.

Col. n. c. GallOway's valuable residence,
corner of Court and Third streets, Meraphis.
one block only from the center of the city, and
in tue Nlctnity OF all Ehe Federal, state and
County offices lot 31z Get front by so deep.
Valued at 5000.
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CAMPsEIL- q. j. Co, Abstract once cor
ner Monroe nna second street ~
CHAMBERLIN, q = Co, Booksellers and
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RESOURCES:
$40
LIABILITIES:
jya1t III. FREEMAN l tasSie2. o
KentuckY MiIitarY Instiluie.

COLh R. T.. p. ALLEN, superintendent As
y sisted by an able faculty. The course Of
study is that usually taughtfn the best colleges,
vita special attention 10 Mathematics and Nat
ur | sciences The academic year begins on
the LIST Monday 10 September this year Sep
temlber p continuing without intermission
fOlty f40) weeks.
80 Charge loT Tuition and Boarding, includ-
ing Lights, Fuel and Washing currency. three
hundred snd fifty dollars $50 per academic
year-one-balf payable in ADVANCE, and the re-
maiuder attn expiration Of twenty (20l weess $.
Ri Address the superintendent at Earmdal
p. o.. tranklin county Ky. lei diwaw2m
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NEW STYLE HATS!
GREEN WREATHS!

lust RECEIVED AND WILL SELL.
y Wholesale ard Retail, at very low prices.
L. KREIER.
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No. 5, IN Hays subdivision, Memphis
Siza luzNI52 feet. A beautiful building lot
Valued az 500.
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aeIsrk
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Cottage Residence. , rooms; lot l2lNiU feet
on BOflaud avenue. near Mempsis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at $1,000.
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PAYING AGAlA.
THE COMMITTEE REPORT
THE BRIBERY CHARGES
NOT SUSTAINED. 40 496l
Ofice--NO. 10 AIadisOn Street.
CITY MATTERS.
Msmphls apd Charleslon Rallroad.

Rs. Very Interesting Test is
fore Ghe COnIIaazed,
ga ID. At
O@u. by dep
,I5a a m The Board ReGown to be-
pm. slider ifs fascinated to
80 pm s0m to 10000.
Siderable portion
~ AHaermaBabitants of London
F y concealed weapons
~ am. defense; and this from
apprehensiOns, but be-
40 am. n any day be called upon
knd often are. We an
nv ~ to and liberate from,
oIesjails in England and
epp9t $50, coo offenders, q very
ion, IL not the majority, of
lose a. Paabitual pilferers, burglars, or
tsys violators of the law, and
Ionic - prayers upon the industrious
Phiia- ltful part Of the community.
Balii- these, we turn loose every year,
Respiration Of their sentence of
ngtonervitude, or shortly before its ex-
yfation, 1000 convicts, neariyal III of whom
Re professional, finished, hardened Of
and all Of whom, with scarcely
exceptions worth naming, have
cen confined for crimes in which ruff
anism and dishonesty were combined.
II these 5000, at least $500 on an
verage are liberated ia this country,
nd almost invariably 60 back to their
vii courses, more vicious, more skillful,
irreclaimable than ever. Many of
hem have been convicted several times,
ever dream Of adopting an honest mode
3 FfFn nv1 could not IL 90 - Nhnwv
To q word, we have among US
u army-very active, very well trained,
,lerably organized, very resolute, and in
art very desperate-of in%ternecine
aemies and spectators, as numerous
the troops Of most European
ingdoms, and more numerous than
lie military and police forces in
III own country combined. This
the evil we have to deal
it'll. 1t is an evil, IN some degree and
some form incidental to every large
nd pOpulous community; but the form
I'D degree depend entirely on our own
Management. We may reduce il to the
minimum which human temptation 70
-r0ng and the imperfeCtion of human
overs OF repression must always
.ave,-a minimum which would be
,ldom heard Of and little felt, and
.hich should be always tending to de-
Or, we may suffer il, as we are
a fair way to do now, to augment and
.tensify year by year till it reaches the
lsximum Compatible with acOmfortable
zistenCe and a secure civilization.
s
We have some means now o. ascertain
u the SUMS which the crime Of the COM
exacts from its resources-hOw
.uch, in a word, il now costs us every
ear to watch, to punish, and to main
in our rogues and depred3tors whether
learcerated or at large. The materials for
lis estimate are furnished by the parlia-
.entary volume Of /" Judicial Statistics -
n England and Wales for 1862, and the
,sult is startling. The following are the
ems:
lIiee and coustsbulary salaries aud
I.ly Ia local 45j,VUO
ole for convict establishment nj
and $50 o
ltlay for rrfgrua 5000
Of judges salaries and in
CIdruIIl GNGJ
5 55r' Ia a. mere 5ers ' estimate - 100000
100000
a~iutenauce OF ID, s. gregist'e Ell thieves
receivers. trgmns, etc, known or
confidently believed 20 be living a.
large by crime and pilfering at Ena
head, the UrlsOu cost pr11asly 10 Is
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AYou are requested not ""o
Yrs without q certihcsn he be-
BrepOrt at the count as much
regularity in carrierbossessor of
---I..- 1Imeot held
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The Surratt trisI progresses
Strong efforts, says the Louis
Gurier, are put forth to Justify The
mons proceedings O. the military
saoe that tried Mrs. Surrast and
fht Gen. Grant was examined
sestav, with q view to implicste ia
coblBnpson, but the effort was q iail-
fure. len. Grant had an interview with
thatentIemsn at Nicksburg, in 1858,
thatas all.
Itvould be more ereditable to the
Comment which pays counsel to pros
eeutSURRATT, TO require It's counsel to
connie themselves to the case Of SUR
RAT than 10 the less legitimate bust
ssfw sshing the Military Com
mis- n that condemned Mn. SURRATT,
ami 20 duplicating JACOB THOMPSON.
.Eoey lawyer knows that what GEN.
AGRANT might say JACOB THOMPSON
told him at Vicksburg, could not be tes-
timony against SURRATT.
If SURRATT is proven guilty, by COM
petent testimony, hang him. Nobody
wants him acquitted if he wss guilty;
for it was All Infamous assassination.
Bus to assassinate the law in order to
convict him, would be q murder still
more atrOcious.
The Washington correspondent o. tie
New York Tribune says:
Thoge who believe Surratt guilty are
puzzled to understand what the prose-
cution are trying 10 get at. Some
believe, a. Gen. Butler said publicly
to-day, tSat "neitker side are try
ing their ease.n The prosecution
are trying Mrs. Surratt over Sgsin. and
the defense are defending Andrew John
son, while Surrstt himself, without a
trial, viii be left in the hands Of a con-
s~ervat've jary.
Il is true. The trial is already els
graceful. Such stuff never before vert
to 3 jury il a murder case, fer testi-
aony.
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8AY0so savings Institution, 10 Madison
street..
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FTEsP SsGosal BanF % Maaison street
- l4---7 - TeE ff1fn street
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MERCHANTS National Bank, JeiIerson
sfrseL. 90 -
PE8FEE's Hank OF Terns&ee, 4 Madison
street.
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F0R TIALE,s POINT.
Memphis and &c u I'olat PACK

cIencY. ~ For HnIe'8 Point, etc
July = is7, ana wa ? Bose
CaARsEs-Engliss and Mathematics. So
20 aud so per TerpE Eaeh Language, s. extra
per Term. CoLBNgeaI Zee, q so per Term.
Excellent banf, ne udirg roon, fuel, wash
IT, gpd18gnt. SIS per B1onth-
Necessary apparatus VIII be supplied.
Uonveyauoe from Lafayette station 10 Ma
cs1u. Wednesdays and SATURDAY.. ieZ4imq
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SicH Prize.

one residence Dot adjoining above. az 2xlO
feet. Valued az s,J.
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n. b FORREST.
je25 Ivy President Planters Insurance 20
VI. b. GoODLErT. J. E eooD1Err.
coopLETTl& CO.

COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
franks, Memphis, Tenn. Consignmentsc az All
dissertations solicited. feT4 ulro
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IL Offering OUR BIrIERs - tbe saa
4 REbAc, We have no Eas..ancg In ass7n
their superiority over any northern prsd1c
tloz n 0ur marksts IL heiF ds7lsemeutth they
are purely Southern Compounded sin 3
special sfaplt1ds % TIE vsnsus ypa ef
Eomaets dsrnazsmsna preyaent IN o
climate.
Hisa ssusss zslnulant 10 mssgsssm sasr
undergoing q severe Illness
Il Is 3 surs for Dyspepsia
Il assists Digsstion-
tcuTes Diarrhea ana cholsra Morbus.
3 preventive for canls and Feverz
3 an hYaluaoss eompanDn Ar perso19
EaTeiing ~ al seasons or the gear.
Uts q Hon snterpass, asd possess -
AzsriL
- Soid eTeZywhsH
Q. H. EBERT & CO..
Sole Proprietors,
Heb1u Il HemuhGa Tauw
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NJ. Eaflor Please announce me as a candi-
date for reelection 20 Congress. With the
uq1ite8 Conalstutign aud the unqualified tn
dorsenleHt Of the administration Of Andrew
Johnson IS my platform Of principles, which
VIII be more clearly defined Ia my forthcoming
" circpiar address, and a personal interview
apTEltt JOHN w. LHFTWIOH.
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On Friday, the Ieth day of July, 1857

on the premises, near the city Of Memphis, in
the cUunty OF Shelby and state Of Teunes &c,
expose to public sale and proceed 10 sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following described
parcel Of ground, tO-Wit; Situate, lying and
being in the county OF Shelby and State OF
Tennessee, near the city OF Memphis, being
one half OF lot No. tify-tWO (52J of WI
loughLy Williams subdivision, and bounded
as follows Beginning at a stake on the
west side Of Walnut street, the corner Of lot
No. duy-Oue, ljl runHing south with the line
of SAID street three chains aud s~iLty-hve $3.50
links, to a stake the corner of lot No. dfry-fve,
t5l, thence vest with the ueufsaid lot Notify
five i55} ten chaiusHn utEety-seveu 1857 links
10 a stake. thence north three chains and sixty
I've Is go links o. q stake. thence east ten
chains and blnety-seven 0GY1) links TO the be-
ginning. containing four acres The part
hereby Intended to be conveyed is the north
half of said 1T No hIty-lwO, sd the same hay
ing been Wilied to the said Julia a. r. Hart, by
her mother, Elizabeth ". Tanner. on the och
day Of March. ls6l. The equity Of redemption
in and to this property Is expressly waived in
said deed OF trust, and tie title is believed q
be good, but sell ard convey only as Trustee.
Sa' e 10 he made between the hours Of one and
four O'Clock in the afterroou.
je28 tbs Il. g. HARRINGTON, Trustee.
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GAYoso N MILL
Nj B r A r d,
No. 2I3 Adams Street,
BOARDING HOUSE.

THE Boarding House for the Female Col
i lege at LaGrange, Tenn, would like TO have
Families and others to Board during vacation
July and August. Those wishing to leave
the city this summer would be pleased with the
situation, as it is somewhat rural in appear
jei2 II W. W. KENNEDY.
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1tEy yis-
matter Il should certsinly be lFl7ea n fha
Here is the point, however.
mayor depends on the appfectO the ~
credit and as / feel that The III Memphis,
g raised or improved IN sos3s to lay be-
ibst osiest. nave therefoTAnd Informa-
.alusion. and believe, that 6 In an The
2. yaect that o15ee$ better price o. gas
Dwer; No. fbis mstfer. forsr thousand
ninal, 81 25lab Mitchell, q 81 IS. In
I. new mixad tga9d q man OFafer onfn-
~ scarce and sSeHderstan rd pitt
75S.57e' CiFse Srm 2 4
unchanged. Sugar firm fsivT feet,
a- = cheney.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The a
Nj officers and members OF Hamt- ~
ton Lodge, No. 299. are hereby notified
to attend q special communication nv
This Tuesday Evening, at S o'clock
% M, for work in the e.. A. degree.
Oficers and membersO OF sister city Lodge and
trans emit hrethrea in good standing, are fra
t~ernally invited to att nd
BY order OF p. N. STANLEY, ". NJ.
W. II. BUTTS. Secretary. jy2lt
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ANNoUNcEmENT
nor CONGRESS

TOHN w. SMITH ise eanaidate for
u reelection % the Office % Siste SENATOR 1or
the 18th District, composing the e0unties Of
Shelby and Fayette. Election on the hFst
Thursdsy an August ap4N