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FROM WASHINGTON.
Nrx Ynrr Ser

NEW 1oRK, Sept. TO.
The Times Washington special says: The
pressure upon the President for Cable ct
changes is still great, but is strongest against
Seward. General Steadmnn has assured the
President that he is not candidate for the
War Office, and urge, the President to re-
m9ve Secretary McCulloch. The President
infbsmed Gsn. Steadman and Gen. Gordon
Granger that he would make no change in
the head Of the Freedmen's Bureau at pres
ent, but when he did he would assign General
Granger to that department. In the mean
time Gen. Granger will join his regiment at
Memphis
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Sept. 10.
-Revenue Collector, Of Brooklyn A.. uefras' os as
frauding the Government out of All barrel,
of shisky, upwards Of $4,000
The Post says; Il is reported that CALI
colt permitted the Government 70 be de-
frauded out Of 500. 900 in similar bouds dur.
ing the frst month he occupied lie position
Of Collector, from the imperfect manner il
which hs attended 10 his duties. Callicott i,
stiIl n Warrington, it i said, atssnptiaG 4
aSsss ~ as1esl. $50 .aasssss
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Sept. 10. s
The strike among the cigar makers contin>
ues. About two hundred jonrneymen we're
thrown into prison, where they are properly
cared for BY the authorities. 1t is said that
many Of the manufacturers intend to yield
and take the men back at former wages.
a gang. Of highwaymen are committing
A heavy rain storm is reported as damaging
the crops.
The British steamer Mersey brought from
Vera Cruz over 900 refugees, part of them for
New Orleans; also $1,742,O 600 in specie for
England.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 10.
The Governor and Attorney General In
gersoll expect to be at the Penitentiary on
the 18th inst, when proposals for convict Ia
oor will be canvassed blythe commissioners
Of that institution.
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE
For 9a1e.

QEIEG about TO leave ibe city, offer my
- rs@idsecs, Of hrd and FULTON etrss4s ar
saie Twill also for fsw days oGsr = prissts sals ~
asnitafs e0ussissd thsraA- Revsons wishins - pr
chAss csa sganiAs ~ 0ns ~ enlnng q the boss.
ssptloAlw efANfoN oApY.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 10.
Governor John Fl. Helm WAS buried to-
day at Elizabethtown. with civic and Mason>
ic honors. The funeral was attended by the
State officers and number of prominent
citizens.
No business was transacted in any Of the
State or county Offices. Bells were tolled
from 10 to o. clock.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


BY TELEGRAPH.
ArsrEnxoon DKBFA1Cmi5I.
- =
Latsst News rron Weaknesses.
PRESSURE Tel CABINET CHANCES CONTINUE
Steadmaa pst Caldidal iss Seeestasy sf Var
Gen Graa0er 70 b Asdgaed 70 tAs Freed,
mems Bureau.
TsrriAs Dsaisr nxplesssH in New Ysrk.
Several Rzsons Killed and Wounded.
Partial Election Returns in Maine.
Funeral Or Gov. Helm, Of Ky.
The Fenian Congress It Cleveland.
Full Proceedings Of that Body.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 14ss.
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NEw OaLRAHs. Sept. 10.
~ Asass sadias this nsrnias.
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Collections of Organ Voluntaries.
vuNwo Hundred and Fty kasy yolnntsrie. and Inter.
i ludes by Zundel, S. Schneidsr's voiuntaries, q
Zeuners yoiuntarss, PaSs,. PartI u 5o Part a
Complete 49, Hilss Short volantaries,s Nos Zach 60
RrKs 100 yoluntaries Paeuies and Intsrlndss IS cts
Cathedral voluntari4a s. So Beauiies for the Orgau
Nos each so. 80 pieces for the Organ books each
81 2s; Comps3 50. Sent ntpcstpdi OLIVER DIfaON
CO.. Publishers, Boston, CHAs. Il DIfS0N 90,
New York. (sspu
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Church Choirs are Satisfied

YVNIlAT the best book for their use 10 HThe JUbi.
L late" by L. Knsssos. Letters from all direc-
tons confirm the opinion that no collection Of Church
Music recently publ shed has given such general salts
faction Choirs the fastdoua in THAR .tee and
having the reputation u b-nx very hssd 70 pleass"
Price, Il So per copy r2 dozen. OLIVER DITsoN
CO, Publishers, III Washington st.. poston, c. II.
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BLANK BOOKS.
Day Hooks, Journals, Lcdgers,

RECORDS, RECEIPT AND CASH BOOKS
All Sizes and Styles Of Binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memorandums, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, able.
Composition Books, Bills payable & receiy-
Anything In our line to be procured la the Am. rcan
or fo-rgn markets furnished short notice. aud at
manufxf tnrers' or importers' prices.
Buyers coming to the ty will we'll to examine III
stock before saectng and orderA through the
mail viii receive the careful attention Of experiences
clerks
100000 Rolls Wall Paper,
Ali Grades for sale low to ths Wholesale and RetaI
Trade Printing Paper, all sizes mill prices
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Young America......John street-bet I'd I'd.
Landes' Restaurant.-.....cor. I'd and johnson st.
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REsTAuRANTs.

REAL ESTATE a INSURANCE ACTS.
II Ten Second street.
Vim Fulton ..........s2 Main street, (up stairs)
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HoweA Tyler.................. 80 Main street
Duncan, karlc d Co....... 40 d l42 Main street.
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1SHN W131S NJ W nv " n "A VIZ TN H&S.
c NJ Mscomber, Agt.....--...-.-.....R Fourth street
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

New YORK, December ia Herald
Havana special says the losses sustained
by the earthquake at Antigua amounts
to $4,000.
Intelligence has been receivedSrom
Melbourne up to November 1. A gold
nugget weighing 500 ounces had been
found in SsEdhurst. Miners were flock.
ing to the new mines rear Hsrisboro.
The abolition Of the Constitution was
possible.
The United States steam gupboat Shaw
NUT, Capt. Stone, was at Aspinwall on
the 5th inst. About one hundred and
fifty miles north Of Copenhagen, the
Shawmut lost her foremast and three OF
her crew.
Advices from Panama to the 18th had
been received at Havana. President
Prudo had gained a victory at Arequippa,
and the city was completely surrounded
by his division on the west, aud Gen.
BustameDto's on the east. Prudo de-
manded the surrender Of the city within
three days; If refused, he would take
decisive measures. The revolution in
the north had been checked. The
Chilian Minister to Peru asked to be
relieved.
Gen. MosqueTs arrived at Panama on
the 7th inst. en- route to Peru. Gen. Is.
trads and q body of one hundred men
accompanied him on the Bogata. The
Supreme Court Judges were suspected of
completely in MOsquera's conspiracy.
The Senate, however, acquitted them.
Congress refused to accept Gen. Acos-
ta's resignation of the provisional Presi-
dency.
MOsquers's sentence was committed to
three years exile. His ministers were
acquitted.
Gen. Guiteres has gone to Bayaco. He
had prevailed on the Legislature to sus-
pend the Supreme Court Judges for
eighteen months.
The COncs State Government had been
%disbsnded by the National forces, under
Psgon.
In the insurrection in Yucatau, it APP
pears that some ex-ImperiaIist OF infiu-
ence managed to arouse the people and
garrison to rise against the local authori-
ties. The affair, however, was bloodless,
although Gov. COpeda ant bis employees
had to take flight to Campecho. The
rebels proclaimed that they obeyed
President Juarez, but objected TO Copeda.
They made noisy demonstrations in front
Of the American Consulate. Col. Rivers
Is the new Governor, ana DeVllllcaS the
new Commander. 1t was through these
means that order was restored. Lopez
has petitioned Congress to be allowed to
return to Mexico.
MOBILE, December 21.-The trial OF
Maj. Horton, Gen. Pope's sppOintee, for
the violation of the civil rights dill in
the case Of Charles Archie vs.. johnson,
e negro, was concluded yesterday. The
trial was oecasiOned by the alleged ille-
gal Punishment of said Johnson from
the city. The case was fully and ably
argued before his Honor Judge Busteed,
In the United States District Court. Ii
being d precedent case, it provoked con-
siderable discussion and interest among
the people. II was regarded as a fair test
Of the protection afforded by the bill,
and resulted in q verdict Of guilty, rem
dered q few minutes after the jury re-
tired. Sentence will be promulgated to-
morrow. ~
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Trustee SAFE.

10y virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed 20 me.
ID As Trustee, by Kelsey Bond, on the SLh day
or April, ISs7, TO secure a note given by him TO
Andrew stewart, which became due on the sLh
day Of August, IS57, and remains unpaid, I will
,el, At public suction, In front Of the Commer-
ciaI Bank OF Memphis, in the city Of Memphis,
On Monday, S0Ih Dag Of December IHst..
for eash, the following lot Of land In said deed
conveyed. tO-WIt Being lot No. ain block No.
5 in Fort Plckertng, on which Is situated a
sing e-stOry Frame House, 70 satisfy said note.
safe between n and IL O'CLOCK. Right OF re-
believed 70 be good, but cOuVey only as Trus-
lee. N. D. T. STEWART, Trustee.
Tais December II lS5-. dseIs tbs
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LEGAL.
Ghancery Sale Of ReaI Estate,
Na. rs r. D.-Union Bank Of Tennessee Va r.
l. Armstrong 81 al.

No. -, r D-Union Bank OF Tennesse vs.. 3.
Il Armstrong 81 al
DY virtue OF an in-terlocutory decree made In
u the above c1uss, viii sell a. public auction
70 the highest bidder. at the COurthouse door Ia
the city Of Memphis Tennessee, on WEDNE5
DA1i danuary Is, lsS, between tne hours % Do
al s sd y m tnsaPDowias described real e.
FIRST A lot or parcel Of land bounded as fol-
lows: Begiuntng a. a stake IN the Memphis and
9ermantoWn Plank Road ou The uOrth hns Of
the 81 y acre tract purchased By y. 81. Ire
EsYant OF kenneth Garrett, thence running
south IS east 10 chains and VI links 70 q siaks
south y ehalns aad IS Links 70 a STAKE thence
south "a ehsina and s. Inks to the begfuuing.
containing - acres more OF less
G~ecoud-Aieo, 4 zi-l90 acres. bounded a. fol-
ioEs: Beginning az q stake on The ssuthwest
corner Of - aefe tract SID bvN M Trez-vnnf
chains and p links % q STAGE on southeast cor
ner Of said land, thence south 2 chains and Cd
hnEs o a stake, thence west ~ chains and "a
Inks thence n0itn 2 chains and 70 lluks 70 lie
beginning.
a. a stake on It Mari rs street A feet moth n
Matilda James present south corner. thence
uOrth with the east line Of said -. Martins
street 20 feet 20 a stake, thence east Dsrp-u-
dicuiaF 70 ~ Martins street % Bayou GaVo.a-
theacs south with The msanderIngs OF sid
Bayou GayssO 10 q line 2h feet fro1d and Ar
allel 70 the last mentioned line, thence west Ia
the beginning
F~Ou1h-TW0 lots OF iand-one n the other
10 acres, bring dover land % Mrs Tiiiman Bet
Us, widow OF rillman Belts, deceased.
twelve 3 aud ~ months Notes With COED 81
cunty- Lien 70 be retained TN pay Inent u
purchase money. Equity OF redemptaOn barred.
deco A. ASTON, Clerk & Mzster.
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TrM8tee's Sale.

Under n by virtue OF q Deed OF Trust to
l. me executed on The l2th day Of November,
1855, by ReDecea Chalmers and -ames X Chai-
mtrs. and recorded in the Registers ONCE or
shelby county, Tennessee, in Record Book No.
IS, part ?, pages 65l, 81 sequiter, 70 secure GER
tam notes therein described 1 will, on
Saturday, the 2Sth Day OF December, 1857,
between the hours OF IL O'Clock am. and l
O'Clock pm. on the southwest corner Of Main
aud Madison streets, in the city Of Memphis,
sell ~ uDne cutlery, Tor cash, to the highest
bidder, the following Described property lying
and being in the cOunty Of shelby and State Of
tennessee, aud known and designated as fol-
lows, tO-wlt One tract lying early east OF
the city or Memphis and rOutiuz on what Is
known as the New Raleigh road, and described
as follows, to-wlt Being lots Nos ID one and
% two, and three acres adjoining let's No ~
On the south hoe running EAST ana west. con-
tanning forty acres asIaid down and designated
In the plan OF subdivision Of the J. 81. Lewis
$40 acre tract, belonging 70 VIM p Hardin,
according to survey made BY Milton A Kerr,
and duly recorded in the kfgisters ohlce Of
shelby CUNT, Tennessee, and upon which Is
q frame house ana oihUr Inn Also
a certain eJher g. act described as % lows, to-
wit: Two certain lots EumbCrsd 8 snd =, aud
fronting go dftN ftet each on Jones avenue,
lying and being in the city Of Memphis, being
a pert OF a 5 acre tract cOnveyed by deei Or r.
c. Brinkley to Mrs Sa-ah W. Jones on the 1t
day OF January, 1851, which deed is OF record
tn ne Registers ofice Of shelby COUNTY, Teu-
nesyse. in book No 5,pp ZS and 20, and de-
sCTibed as follows, 70 W.T.: Beginning at the
sOALnM GNk GlAnEt VI dAaA4A > w llaN - AH0AA
the southeast corner Of Jones avenue and
Han eys street thence eaStwardiy with Call
ors line 10 fest tOs stake; thence southWaruly
and parallel 70 Jones avenue one hundred feet
10 a stake: thence west rardly and parallel
with Gsilor's line one hundred and seventy
feet TO the east side ofJones avenue, and thence
n~Orthwardly with the east side OF Jones ave
nue. leo feet TO the beginning. Also, al other
tract described as follows, viz Lots ~ and 70
ia tlOck 70 as appears on the map Of the plan
Of the west halfOf Fort Pickering, and bounded
As follows: Beginning at a point where the
east side OF Fifth street interseets the north
side of Caroline street thence eHstE ardly
with the northern boundary Of Caroline street
1919 feet 20 an alley thence nOrthward with
western boundary OF said alley 9S feet thence
weStwardly and parallel with the northern
boundary Of caroline street lS4M zee. 10 the
eastern ~bosndsry Of Finn street hence souIh-
wardIv with the eastern boundary OF said Fffth
strseth s. feet 70 the beginning. The right uf
reuena ptiOu is waived, and the tile TO the
alb we Inscribed property is believed to be good,
bat I convey only as Trustees
VA. H. FITCH, Trustee.
Wilson 4 Beard, Attorneys.
November . 1877 nOV1b
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
Monday. December 2sd. 1897,

4g-N. r. D-Thomas James, ct al VS.. Louisa
T.. james, Ct al. Caancery COurt OF Memphis.
10y vfr ne OF an inter.ocut8ry decree made In
ID the above cause, Z viii sell al public auU-
ton TO the highest bidder, Al tbs Court house
door IN the ca y % Memphis, Tenn. on MUN
DAY, December y, 1851, between the hours OF
10 q m and y m the following described real
estate. to-wit: The lot Of ground known and
deslgnated upon the plan OF map OF South
Memphis - Lot No. , IN BlOcE No. Il, and
bounded a. follows. to-wft: Beginning Al 4
point on the east side or line Of IT. Martin
street % feet s~Ourhwardly from the point ofiu-
tersecliOn Ofthe south side OF Vance street, the
east line OF st. Martin street, thence south
wardly on and With the st siCe Of ST Martin
J street 20 feet 70 the northwest corner OF Lot 10.
3 in said block No. Al said lOt extending back
east Eardly from 81 Martin street with a uni
form width OF 81 leet - the center Dr Bayou
GsyusO. Also, the east hSlf OF lot No lin DlOcE
No. Al. on the plan OF SOuth Memphis sad
OF non on Vance street 80 fest To the center
OF Bayou GayOso, and runs back 90 feet ID lot
No =
The above lots have been subdivided into four
lots. a plan or diagram Of which can be seen
upou application - the office OF the Clerk and
Master.
Terms or Sale Zone fourth ca n and balance
IN equal instslmenJs OF six, Twelve and eigh-
teen u Oufhs from d+y of Sal--purchas-rs Wv
ing n ties bearing interest Ton date, with APP
proved security. and lien retained Till payment
Of purchase money
EQUITY OF re1eu ptiOu barred.
n~-r1 Al SINK DHarr nwH Master
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w. S. PICKETT & CO.,
Cotton Factors & Commission merchants,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

WE are now entering upon our twentieth
w year OF business in Memphis, and the
sixteenth in New Orleans, and solicit a conttn-
usnce Of patronage IRON our friends and the
public generally. Our house In New Orleans
viii, as heretofore, be under the management
OF VIM. s. PICKETT, an old and experienced
merchant In the New Orleans cotton trade,
and Affords to our customers the advantages OF
either market, as their interest or inclination
may induce them 10 ship.
We keep always on hand a good supply of
Groceries, Pro DIVISIONS, Bagging, Rope, Gum
Betting, Plantation and Family Supplies gem
orally. decd WORMELEY. 10Y & co.
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Truetee's SIG.

ny virtue Of a Trust Deed executed 10 me on
- the Sd day OF August, iso4, BY samuel ?.
Rose, and duty registered, etc. for the purpose
OF paying the debJ therein secured, viii, on
Honday. lac 18Th Day OF January, 1855,
in front OF the Law Court Room in the city OF
Nemphi Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder,
FOR cssn the following properly, tO-Wit: Al
on the right. title and interest OF the said sam
mel P. Rose IN the estate Of Dr.. Hugh F. Ross,
deceased, comprising lands in Upton connty,
T-nneSsse. and notes IN the Eauds OF x n.
Munford. administrator OF Dr. Hugh :. Hnse,
deceased also. the interests OF the said sam
ueI = Ross (which Is undfvidedl In q certain
houSe and LOT on K binson street, IN the city OF
Iot neon which The mother OF the said Samuel
p Rass now resides, together with all Of the
aDDurfenances thereunt5 belonging I VIII
co6vey such title only Is Is vested IN me as
sale between u snd4 O'Clock pm.
deeil ids 1T PEYTUN, Trustee.
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Exactly the Right Sort

or men can get most favorable agencies for
Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wis
oonsin, Iowa, Missouri, Texas, Louisiana, vir.
giuis, Maryland and California. Exclusive
county agencies in almost every State in the
UnaoH- Good business plnck and perseverance,,
with a hundred OF more dollars cash capital
viii make MoRE MONEY with one OF more good
counties in sale OF The FINLEY CRURN
DASHER than many 4" ~overshadowing estab-
hshments" with their thousands Of capital.
II you don't understand this declaration, call
and be convinced.
]. A. CAMERON ZOO.
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General r, Il. Lee.

or Virginia, has a FINLEY DAsHER. Col.
Nsth. Adams. stanton Depot, uses FINLEY
DAsHER Col J. ]. Fackler, Of Huntsville,
Ala uses FINLEY DAsHER. &. D. Wincbeil,
OF Cincinnati, says nothing equal to the
DAsHEk Ms A. d. smith, OF Rochester, y.
Y, uses one OF the DAShERs. Col r.. K.
Strong, OF Dixon, III, -proRouncest the DAsHER
a Success DIT. J. NJ. Owen, Of KusselyilIe, KY,
says it can't be beat The venerable editor Of
the jackson Wing, ". w. Gates, does not hsk-
tate TO recommend the DAsHER IN highest
Terms. And so will any other individual who
will TRY IT. Retail Price, 50 90. Exclusive
agencies and good terms TO the right sort OF
men with a small capital. Call upon. or write
20, IA. CAMERON q CO,
81 Main street
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T1llsfee,a RnIo

FINDER and by virtue OF a Deed or Trust
L 10 me executed by J. W. Hopkins ana b.
hopkins his vile on the 18th January, 1851, le-
o. ~ HE PROBATE Clerks ohics OF tbs
600 TshominEO, StaIe OF Mississippi. in
Deed Of Trust Book ~ pages 100, 1874 and ~.
1 will, on
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TrMRfee,R NnIp-

D1 virtue OF a Deed OF Trust 10 me exscut-l
- ~ James J. NauiL. Trustso, on the mi
llsu day Of February. 1854, and duly recorded
Al the Registers once OF SHELBY county. Ten
nessees IN Record BOOK Number 81 Ffnv-ufna
Part yuer pages ~ and $50, on the I'm cav or
Asnch, lS54i for the purpose Of securing tbs
% OF Two Notes, one FOR the zum n
AWenty-n a4nored DoIars, and the other
FOR tie SUN O. Twelve hundred and FInv D-lI-
lars both dated February ,, l.c5. bearing Intel
est frUm date, and EtFea - the ssid Jsmes
NsuLAt Arlslset 70 sarah p Gorsuch. Tor the
balance due her on account OF lots III and -
Now, therefore, BY the authority vested IN
me % q property conveyed in said Tust
Deed, 1 Shl on the
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Col. w. Underwood,

IN popular candidate for municipal hOnnrs,
says butter is made a. his house Ia less than
I'VE (l minutes with the FINLEY DASHER.
". B. Wsldran, ESQ., Secretary and Treasurer
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, uses the
FINLEY DASHER. Ask him II he can now
afford to do without it ? DR.. J. Y. Cummings
says butter Is obtained at his house in from
three to i've minutes with the FINLEY
DASHER. Go and get one and try it yourself.
Price, s. %, cash.
IA. CAMERON & Co,
Sl Main street.
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EnnMs

The genial " Charlie" Morris. He says the FIN
LEY CHURE DAsHER beats everything in
Arkansas. John M. Woodson, Of Germantown,
is astonishing and delighling the good house
keepers Of bis neighborhood with the marvel
Gus work OF the DASHER. Can't please your
wife and daughters better than BY adding a
DAsHER to your household inventory. Only
s. %. Agents wanted everywhere.
J. A. CAMERON & co.
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TRTHTEE III.

TNDER aud by vrture Of a Deed Of Trust to
me executed by the Presidents and Blard OF
Directors of tue Memphis Dry Dock Company,
on tha sth day OF November. ls51J eighteen
hundred and ; Ity-sey-u, 10 secure the pay
msnt Of certai, claims therein described,
which Deed Il Trust Is recorded in the Regis
tens omcs Of she by eOunts, in Record Book
No. s.. pp. H1, 366, ct : quiter, I shall proceed
TO sell To ue higRest a d best bidders for cash,
AZ the Dock Yard in Fort Pick ring near TO
and below the city Of Memph :, on saturday,
the 18Th day OF b ecember 1875, EetWeeu the
houlS Of II and lEo'clCck N TIE f5How1ng de-
scrlred pr perry, to-wit- -Four sect ou- com
ulete} ofthef dsmph'si Ury Docks, recently cOu-
strucfsd by the said Con pauy, togetl-r with
all the Pump. Engines, FtEt rst sud Tools Of
every desc-iputn appert-tulng thereto also,
the Blacksmith Sbcp tOos, non Lumber,
and ~ atsrisls n every kind belong uz to Esid
Compan and also The chart = Of sad Com
pany z anfed by fhs legislature Of Ueuusssse,
with ful aud ample powers 90 carry on said
DorEs and enlarge the suue The work ON
these Docks Is new, and the s-cuOns are in
gOod working or Or. A splendid opening Il
Afforded by l. is sale to practical worEmen 10
0brafm control ~ Docks, ney amt 10 good run
ming order. and vel located thing per-
fafutrE to thfm Will be turned over by the
Tr1sfea 70 the purchaser as soon IS he COM
piles with the terms OF his purchase
~. n. BUTTS,
roaafaz Trustee,
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LIE GAL.
Trustees safe.

TUE undersigned, as attorney IN fAct for
i Messns. TOOL. Phillips q Co, Of the city Of
Memphis, IN tbs state OF Tennessee Who
hold \ Deed OF Tr1st, with power 81 sale, exc
cuted By A. g. cDaniei, % the eOunty % %,
Francis, In the Stated { AEkznAas, upOu certnin
real ami personal estate therein mentioned
and descrined. 70 SECURE certain lnGeDtedness
OF ths said Mcdaniel n the-E, referred 70
therein, whicn said deed has been duly re-
corded IN the Office or the keeorder Tar the
county Of St FrRuCis.lu the State OF ArkanAas,
IN -. -. ~ra-naaaa" On Hha