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Trustees Sale
or Real Estate, In Gibson County, 10 be
Sold at Humboldt, Tenn.. NaF 3. 1857,

bOiN ~ u4Wuulubs EtnMss adj % a10ds
DY virtue OF Deed Of Trust TO me executed
ID on the l3th day OF March. 1901, by Green
Williams for the purpose OF securing two notes
for the sum Of FOrty-sIX Thousand Dollars
igits-upl els-i y =,
ively on the 41tn OF DeceIn Der ISL. anu 9TH
day of December, 1872, OF Twenty three Ih0u-
sand Dollars each, owing BY him 70 F. n A p
person q Co, and oy authority IN estel Ia nae
10 sell the land conveyed in said trust deed
will on the 18th day or May, l1T, in
front Of the hotel at Humboldt, Gibson county,
Tennessee, between the hours Of 10 O'CLOCK
am. and o'clock pm and continuing nom
day 70 day thereafter between the sane hour,
until AL the properly be sold, sell, lC the high
est bidder, a certain tract OF land, containing
about 943 acres, 81 uats and lying in Gibson
county Tennessee, and bounded and described
A. follows one tract containing - acres,
conveyed to ". D. Fly by John Fly by deed
rseortied in Gibson county ; one tract contain
ing s6 acres, conveyed 20 the said ". ID. Fly By
". n Crosby BY deed duly recorded % Gibson
county one tract containing Us acres, Gun
veyed 70 sad W d Fly BY J. P. WhortCu by
deed duly recorded in Gibson county one
tract containing l3s1E acres, conveyed to said
W. d. Fly by John Price BY deed duly recorded
one tract contrasting 81 acres, conveyed 70 said
". d. Fly By Henry Phillips BY deed duly re-
corded in Gibson coElty one tract containing
l,z33s acres purchased 5y the said ". y. Fly
under q deeree OF the eLuuty court OF Gibson
county said tract belonged 70 John KsII-is
estate and was sold for partition OF to pay
debts one other tract containing II acres, aua
conveyed 70 said W. ID. Fly by Charles OStes by
deed duly recorded III Gibson c. IN u said lands
are bounded on the north by lands belonging
70 the heirs OF y SHAW auG n b. laFL and
- CaldWsis on the west by 'aad Of Henry
Phillips. John Aunstead and j. H Graves on
the south by land belonging 10 John n. Bar
nett and Micaiah Fly Oa the east by the land
Of William Boon and the estates Of Robert
Campbell andf' iIliam Shaw. FOr a more par
tieUlar description OF said tract. reference Is
made to the deed and decree above mentioned
70 said W. ID. Fly, all Of the above described
laalds having been sold under deed Of trust eE-
egs.tsd to W. ID. Jones by Green Williams. and
this SrIst executed for payment Of purchase
mOuey. This property viii be 50 sdivlded, and
gi1 be soi in lots varying from 100 to 800 acres,
upOn Oue CT which there is a hne dwelling
and al out Eo1Ees and improvements ueces-
saEy being il high state OF cultivation, with nne
orchard, etc.
a plan OF the Subdivision viii be exhibited
on day OF sale
Terms OF SALE.-GaS- half Cash, balance at
six months, the purchaser to eXecuts note
bearing interest from date, aDd secured by
deed OF trust embracing the same tel as as that
under which I am now acting. The right o.
is waived. and the title believed 70
be good, but I win convey only such titles a. 8
IN me invested
ans1 am A DELsAP. Trustee.
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Noon Dispatches.
Lrnsrras Assoe1Ar.n =. aEroara.l

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May "A council
with several Arrapahoe chiefs, at Fort
Dodge, on the 18th ult., resulted in &
declaration for peacs on the part Of the
Indians, and promise to return twenty
five mules, taken from an encanpment,
The Kiowas, below the Arkansas, mani
fest a restless and defiant attitude. An
arrival from Fort Buford states that the
Mass story is base fabrication.
RICHMOND, May 9.-It is generally
understood that Judge Chase will not
get here before Monday. Mr.. Chandler,
prosecuting attorney, has not arrived
yet. Mr.. Davis, when he arrives, will
continue in the custody Of the military.
He will be brought before the court on
Monday. Apartments have been pre-
pared for him in Libby prison.
NEW YORK, May "A special by the
cable says the Luxembourg question was
discussed in the peace congress at Lon
don yesterday. The proceedings are to
be kept secret till the close of the con-
gress. It is known, however, that France
is willing to accept the naturalization Of
Luxembourg, and the dismounting and
razing the fortress, so that it may not
remain as menace.
Prussia is unwilling to this, unless all
the great powers now represented have
a guarantee that q settlement on the
giving Of this guarantee would bring
them to engage in war against the future
designs Of either France or Prussia seek
ing aggrandizement Ia this direction.
England hesitatss to give such guar
antee, and favors the idea Of the people
of Luxembourg for annexation. The
session was adjourned to Thursday.
Great preparations for war are still
continued by France and Prussia, not
withstanding official denials to the con-
trary.
France is buying arms in Spain.
Part of the regular army Of Prussia Is
held in readiness to support the garrison
Of Luxembourg.
Count Bismark wss in convention on
the aspect of affairs, and declared the
situation more serious than ever.
Russia is looking for aggrandiZement
in the east and Poland by the opportu-
nifty of general war.
Muskets are being converted into
breeeh- -loaders for all the Russian army.
Fears are entertained that the fail
ure Of the London congress may bring
on general European war, whereupon
each country will endeavOr to forward
their own particular designs by force Of
arms.
An organization IS in progress to re-
sist by violence and bloodshed the en-
fOrcement of the excise and other laws
obnoxious to large class Of citizens.
Superintendent Kennedy orders all
cigar stands, ETC., not to
open hereafter on Sunday.
KNOXVILLE, May 9.-The convention
instructed the delegates to support Gen.
Cooper fer congress. The race in the
convention between Cooper and May
nard viii be close.
Col. John Baxter has opened the cam
poign in East Tennessee for Etheridge. |
At Cleveland, yesterday, the meeting
was very large.
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HEBREW ASB MASONIC CALENDAR.
Neutrality-suspicious..
1857.

1897.
LODGES.
AEeKRoNA, No. les Nests Let Monday in
every month, at Odd-F Fellow Hail cor. Court
and Main. d. c. Trader, W. M d. 7. Tom
unEon, Sec.
SoUrz MEMPHIS. No. lis. Meets ID Friday OF
each montn-Hall, cor. Madison and second.
J. T. sellars, W. NJ; Benz. X. Pullen, Sec.
LILA SCOTT, No. 2Sq. Meets lst Friday OF each
month-Hall, cor. Madison and Second. John
,Aiusue, ". NJ; h P; Woodward, Sec
HAaILTOS, No. 20. Meets Sd Friday OF each
month-odd-Fellow Hall p. NJ. Stanley,
KtIIIss-IsG. No. s4I ~ d. Meets 8th Friday
Of each month-2gi Front street John !.
Worshann, Si1, ". NJ b. X. PuIen, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEs,y Chapter, No l. Meets ID Monday or each
month -Odd-FelIows' Han. a. ]. Wheeler,
H r; H Il. Paynter, Sec
r. AEDs.H
EUREKA Council, 30. 6. Meets 81 Monday OF
Th. H. n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
CYRESE Coumandery, No 4 Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John ZeRt, Conn., n. J.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2O4 Front Street.
HER1rEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. /.
Stated Communications ID Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p. WoOdard, sd, G..
NJ: Charles NJ. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
Meets 4th Wednesday Of each month. George
MeileTsh, SD, O.. NJ; A. L. Frankiand, Sd,
Sec.
CAsTPIIA Council OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 18th;
No. ]. Benz. K. Pullen, sd, Tarsh.'.i -
CLLyARY CHATrER OF Rose Croix. 18th, No. /.
Charles VI Adams, sd, M. W. ; Il. L. Tom
liuSon, SD, Sec.
PITILIPPE DUPLEssETs Council Of K-h, soth.,
No, ], Henry p woodland, sd, Comm.
william Y. Cirode S2d, Rec :.
COgsIsTORT OF WEST TENNEsSEE sd John
Alnslie. SD, Comm. in Chief Dodge {.
Trader, sd, Reg.
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INTERESTING STATISTICS.
fco1fY rr,r-Y, rpo,r Nrrsrrpoa,y


Georgia is 90 per cent. and Penusylva-
MIA 90 In the same time. Even South
Carolina, the political and social and
moral bane Of Cody, puritan Massaehu-
setts, actually doubled the latter in the
growth Of her wealth 10 that decade, and
| trebled Vermont. Virginia was "a per
cent, and New York but 20. An exam
| inatlOn Of the table viii show that the
southern states greatly exceeded the
eastern and middle states in the per cent
age of increase in the value Of real and
personal property from 1850 to 1850, and
| surpassed any Of the western states,
save Illinois and perhaps Minnesota.
The same census reports show Us that
the wealth Of the state OF New York, In
1860, was s., $50, 900, 900; Pennsylvania,
81 $50, 100000; Ohio, 81 go, 100000; Vir-
ginia, 81 ,090, ,O00,0 geo; Illinois, $500, ,000,
600; Tennessee, S840, ,00e, 900; Alabama,
S795, ,O00, 900; Massachusetts, S7T0, ,O00, 900;
Kentucky, S76O,OOO,OO0; Mississippi,
S755, ,000, 600. Here, again, it is seen that
the south runs up with the north.
From the same census reports we con-
dense another table, showing the popu-
lation and wealth of several states in
1860, and their wealth to every man,
woman and child in each state:
Population. Wealth. Per head
New York-.-....S,eO0090 S232O,OO000O $500
Virginia .....-....--l,6Oe-Ooo i,0so oO0,0oO 90
Massachusetts-.I,2 ,22O,Oc0 Ss7O00o,O65 $50
Tennessee .....-..l, l,l0J.090 s40O00,O00 80
Tor Sl0I0 to each white sOui.)
Illinois ...-........-. 0,000 10000 00e $50
Pennsyl lvaRia- 900, % l,a3409gg09 SO
Mississippi ..-...... 10000 755000,O00 $40
tOr nearly s2l00 for every white.)
N Hampshire 825,000 l72e00,000 $50
So. Carolina. 700,0VO 6l0gO,OaO $50
(OT s20O0 for each white)
The following shows the population,
per square mile, of several states in 1860:
Alabama had l9 persona Arkansas, s;
Florida, 2; Georgia, 18; louisiana, II
Mississippi, u; South Carolina, 20;
Tennessee, "a; Virginia, 26; COnnecti-
cut, Sc; Massachusetts,, l57; New Jer-
sey, 80; New York, 81 Ohio, So; Penn
sylvania, 63.
These tables might be multiplied, but
enough is shown to prove that in all the
elements Of material progress, wealth
and prosperity, the south was not behind
Qny portion Of the country in 1860. If
wealth be an evidence of prosperity and
eontentment, the southern states, even
including the negroes, then had more
wealth, per capita, than the northern
states and if the whites alone be
counted, the wealth of each man, wO-
man and child in the south was about
double that Of each man, woman and
child in the north.
With regard to the social and moral
statistics Of the two sections, We showed,
some weeks ago, that the south had no |
thing TO blush for when compared with |
her neighbOrs. In paGperism and crime, |
the north presented proportions so much |
more appalling that comparison became |
truly Odious.
The question naturally arises, did the |
north envy our progress and prosperity ? |
What benefit has resulted Ia making /
war upon them? We shall look into /
this at leisure.
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FRED. WEBER
House and Steamboat Roofer

WHOLESALE dealer in Roofing Gum and
w Pitch, Saturated ROodng Paper, Imported
Felt. Manufacturer of superior preparation
for the preservation OF Tin and Metal Roofs
that has given satisfaction for Fourteen years.
OFFICE-Southeast corner First and Market
It,. L .,,,ia.-iIla Kantrlnl-- aal.In -.
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LEGAL.
SheTif'S Sale.

DY virtue Of an Attachment IN favor OF A. z.
ID FARMLAND vs.. j. J. Newman, j wiz Offer
and sell AZ public sale, on Friday, ihe 18th day
OF May. 1871, between the hours Of ld o'clock
an. and O'Clock p m. at the auction store Of
~ =. Levi. 30 Second street, city Of Mempu
one small lot OF Dry Goods and Notions. one
lot OF Groceries, and one small lot Of JeEelrT,
and other articles, etc. To be sold a. perishaDie
property, for cash, TO the highest aud bet bid
der, to satisfy the attachment above uamsd-
p. NJ. WINTERS
sheriff Shelby county.
Ey J. H. Swan, D. 8.
Nav = 1871. uVs a.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
A. T. LACEY, WIN. L. VANCE,
GEO. L. NICHOLS.

This company viii restrict their business TO
FIRST CLASS RISKS Policies issued from one
month TO six years II Is a HON Z COMPANY.
pledged and devoted 10 the furtherance Of
HOME INTERESTS
The mutual system has deservedIy become
the most popular mode OF insurance In the
United States, and ts the one embraced by
those best Informed upon the subject. and who
appreciate and desire security, perpetu1ty and
economy. In purely mutual mpany the
assured derives al the advantages which can
be realized from an insurance, and at the
lowest rates, or exact cost, paying no tribute or
pronts TO the prsprietors or stockholders for,
perhaps, an Inadequate capital security.
Cheapness cOmbined with security, and a GER
tatnty OF accom- mplishing the object in view,
are the essential elements sought for and they
may be found eminently existing in a well
conducted mTtual Insurance company. and
such q mpany The IncOrpOratOrS and Oficers
propose Tor the Tennessee State Mutual Fun
information will be furnished al the office of
the company. There are SEVENTEEN mu-
tual insurance companies in successful opera
ton in 81. Louis, covering by their policies
SEVEN-EIGH1H OF the real estate OF that
city. Such Is the popularity Of the mutual
principle in our sister city Ep4 I'm
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Trustees Sale
or ReaI Estate in Gibson County, Tenn,
TO BE Sold st Humboldt, Gibson County,
49, N tba 9Ssb HaV oY Nav 1877

on EeG1 kSldte IN bADeO3 Jeu1bgp 1bnnss
TO BE Sold st Humboldt, Gibson County,
Tenn, on 1be 18th day or Nay, 1867.
ny virtue OF a Desd OF Trust executed to W
ID A. Jones by VIM. 4, Fly, bearing date lith
December, 1850, for the ourp9se Or securing 9
certain dents due BY said \ m. y. ~ % = N
Apperson & Co. and which gle tnerel9 p specl-
led and by authority vested In n % - Alt.-.ee
substituted by decree OF the Corn--ol L-.s -s
Court OF the city OF Memphis, euters4 p y
AprfI Is 7. in the room Of Wu1- A. Jones ,.e-
ceased, viii, on the 18th day OF Nay, 1877, IN
mont OF the Hotel at HuEn bOldt, Gibson County,
Tenn. between the hours Of ten O'Clock. am
and four O'Clock pm, sell TO tie highest Bid
der q certain tract Of land containing about
ssgs acres -ifg1stsd IN Gibson County, AID lying
ahoIlt IA. miles northwest OF Humboldt. Tenn,
hai1tu The same tract or parcel Of land con-
y.svsd 10 said Vim. ID. Fly by Joseph N. Ian
ann ~ Deed registered IN Registers Once OF
1isI,s,Ss Couuty, 70 which reference is made for
-.--a ~ srfiQgliar desert ptiou.
Tbis tract of Land VIII be subdivfded into
f,Ilr lots. No. containing 90 acres and known
- me Fil. Nos. 2. and Containing glsI acrss
eash lines running east and west.
TFRMs.-Ons-half Cash. balance at g months
the purchaser to execute note, bearing Interest
from date, and secured BY Deed Of Trust, enl-
bracing the same terms as that under which
am now Gctsng-
The tight o redemption is waived, and the
title believes = be good, but ! viii convey
only such title as = In me vested As Trustee.
ap2l 30t J. D. QUIGLEY, Trustee.
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DIR E CTORS:

THIS Company IS ues Policies on lives on all
L the different plans and at as favorable rates
as any other while IL has no restrictions in re-
gsrd to residence or travel and all its prohts
are divided annually among its policy holders
It is prompt in the payment OF losses, having
months.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
MOnday, June 3, 1867.

-
$50. n. R D.-BeDj. J. Eddins Us. Wm. D. Duan-
Chancery COurt OF Memphis.
ny virtue OF an fnterOcutOry decree, in this
Is cause. VIII sell. &C public auction, 70 the
hiShesf bidder. at tse Courthouse door, in the
Cify or Memphis, Tenn on
Monday, June 3, 1857,
hetVvsen the hours of 10 am. and u m. ths
sslioyvfrt described real estate. to-Hif A GER
tsfn let Or parcel OF land situate. Wing and
being 10 the city Of Memphis, shelby county,
tennessee, known and designated as that part
OF lot No. 8, in Block -, on the soul hzida of
Ciavoso street fbetween Main and Shelby street,
as shown upon the plan OF said Cily or Mem
9hfs. heretofore conveyed By T0pp & Mccall 20
dudley Dunn, and containing about q fees on
t.Syosl street and extending back about l9e
fest said lot lying on the eastsida Of the alley
between lots 5 and in said block, and being
near u q {. ayoso Hotel " In said city
TrRsTs o. SALE-On q credit o. stL ana
t.osl 1sll-r1Ila. Notes win good security and
Zen rstafnsd IN raymeRt of ne purcnaAa
i'es ezs6ersroE ASTON. clsrk and Master.
my5 "a
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Trustees Sale.

ny yirtue OF foVr Trust Deeds executed bv I
ID and NJ FlaheTty TO A. Aston, Trustee, and
the powers of sale thereiR conferred, and b.
virtue of the decree Of the County Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn, substituting me as rrus.
tee in the room and stead Of said A. Aston
and eonferring upon me all the powers, ETC.
conferred upon said Aston under and by Vir-
tue ef said Trust Deeds, (which said Trust
Deeds and the Decree OF Substitution are duly
registered in the proper ofiices) for the purpose
Of paying the dests therein mentioned, will
ON Saturday, the Ist 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. 8 and Z, fronting each IS feet on
Wellington street, in said city Of Memphis,
Tenn. and running back each 10 feet, being
the sam Q two lots thus numbered and designa.
ted in the division Of the 1urley property.
Also, a certain tract or parcel OF land lying
and being in the county OF Shelby and State OF
tennessee, ABOUT five miles southeast 81 Mem
phfs near the Pigeon RoOst road, and oUndad
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the south side
OF Dunn avenue then ce sou h IS chains and "a
links along the line of the Pierson tlact to q
stake, thence west with the line OF said tract 7
chains and ~ links TO the south side Of Dunn
avenue thence along the south side OF said
venue chains and 80 links to the beginning
known as Lot No. 40 Of the subdivision OF the
owen s farm, as per survey made by nj A
Kerr, on 18th Of May, 1896, and containing %
63-l0O acres
in the town OF Corinth, Miss, in the west half
of block No. sol, commencing at the south
west corner OF said nlOck ana running thence
north $50 feet with the western line OF said
Also. go acres Of land in Crittenden county.
Ark. composed OF the hlloWtng parts OF Sec
tiops an in township 9, Range 5, to-Wtt:
Southeast quarter Section y
South half northeast quarter Section q
East half of southwest quarter Section o.
Northwest quarter Of southwest quarter Sec
ton p.
North half of northwest quarter Section 2s
Northeast quarter Section 2, and
Northeast quarter OF northwest quarter Sec
Also, 5ss 70-lo0 acres lying in Cross county,
Ark. ia township 10, north Range l east, and
csm posed OF the following parts OF Section q
IN said township and range, to-Eit:
West half Of section Z.
West half Of east half OF Section Z
Northeast quarter Of southeast quarter OF Sec
The title TO the foregoing property is beIiszed
to be good, but viii sell and convey only as
Trustee.
rERMs OF EALE.-Ons-han cash, balance In
sly nanths. vito interest, and Trust DEED 10
secure said deferred payment
Faulty of redempt on waived.
nystd J. T. PEYToN, Trustee.
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AMUSEMENTs.

THE OPENINGat the Arch street Thea re on
Tba TTdb,uIIuay Iy evening was unusually brilliant
me mouse was well filled with n fashionable
nee, and each artistic was received with n
~ rSInu A. OF iappianse-thatattendl the entrances
OF MIf. John Drew, Mrs Thayer Mrs Waicot
ana MISS Price was perfectly deafening for some
moments. Mr.. Everly, the debutant of the
evening, was also well received, and played ex.
ceeulngly well for an amateur
lie he is destined to become favorite IL he
hluuleh haId and learns to use the ex presstve
mobility of his face to advantage The S,6ooi
yOa @ oc1ndot was well played throughout, and It
cifS pnae14 petter than ever before in this
Wy foSslbly The weakest performance was
Mr. Mackay's "Sir Peter" a part which he
Is ,nc not suited for, IL seems.
Julia" in the Hunch6dck, Supported bv Mr.
RANK Lawlor as Master Walter,D and the
WhOle stock company Mrs Drew on being
called before the curtain on Saturday evening
staled that she intended to present at her
theatre during the season several ney Ameri.
talent. A0'4
The CHESNUT STREET THEATRE has boon
splendidly refitted and renovated, and will be
opened for the season tonight. Mr. and Mrs
w. ]. Florence appear in the new comedy of
case, which is now so successful In London
anu new YORK. The Florences will be sup
ported by Miss Josie Orton, MIR. w II Lealxe
company favorites.
AT THE WALNUT Shakespeare's Midsummer
NtghgS DTed7s is to be continued during the
present week. II has been very succcssful and
come. ~ W
nlh' JoHN II. mCDONOUGH produces the
simon. pure" Black Crook at the Academy of
MUSIC tonight, with the famous Parisienne
balIet, INCLUDING Mad'lles Pepita, Betty and
Emlly Rigl, and other ddnSeuSes Dre1lieyeS
new scenery, machinery. and dresses will be
used and The verbal portions of the spectacle
VIII De consigned to excellent hands, we have
no doubt that the Black Crook will have an in-
mense run here. 1t deserves ample patronage
as az large sum OF money has been expended in
us production In proper style in this city.
THE NEW AMERICAN THEATRE opens next
saturday evening, with q variety troupe. The
mouse Is being rapidly fitted up.
CARNoRoss & DIxEY have crowded houses at
their "Family Resort" In Eleventh street.
above Chestnut. They presents capital bill this
evening
BLIND Tom, at Concert Hall, is drawing good
houses. He is wonderful pianist, and his
sk1ll with that instrument, when to all appear
ance in everything else he is complete idiot
shows what strange freaks occur in nature. He
Will appear every evening this week.
ALFRED BURNETT, at the Assembly Build.
tngs, continues his exhibitions this week. He
has an excellent and amusing entertainment in
preparation for his visitors.
Mr. EDWIN BooTH is playing in Baltimore
this week, supported by Miss Mary McVicar.
MADAME RIsToRI plays Marie Aaltoinette at
the French Theatre, New York, on the l7th