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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale


or Real Estate, IN Gibson County. % be
Sod at Hambuldt. TCnR.. May zS 1866
d Y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust % me executed
ID ON the iath day Oi March, 1851, b. Green
fnT me sam Of FOrty-Si1 Thousand Dollars
ig48luU with interest frorn dale. due respect
iyeiy on the zoth OF DsceIn Der, lsSl. anc 18th
day OF December, lst- Of IWeuty-lnrcr Thou
sand Dollars each, owing by him 20 =. 81 APP
person & Co., and by authority Invested iu me
70 sell the land conveyed in said lrust feea,
'front.' Of he hotel sE Hum boldt. tiiusou county.
Tennessee, between the hours of DO oelucZ
am and O'Clock p m and eontiuuiuE from
day 20 day thereafter, between the same lours-
until al the properly De sold sail. Co DE D -n-
est bidder certain tract oi le1c- 81 g
about s95 acres, 81 uats and iyluE iu -ri usalr
county Tennessee, and bounded alii descriheft
a. follows; 0ne tract cOutaiuiuE - aeFess
conveyed 70 ". ID Els By John Fly hF detd
recorded in Gibson county one tract couIain-
ing 6G scres, convey ed 70 The ssii NJ. N. Fly u3-
W n. crosby by ceet duly recorded pa Gibson
veyed 70 said ". D. Fly by } p. Whorlun by
deed duly recorded In Gibson county 3 one
W. ID, Fly BY John Frlce by oeed GUY Ter orJieo
one tract containing s. acres, conveyed Co sa.l
". "a Fly by henry Phillips By deed duly re-
iS5lS acres purchased BY the said w. ID. nv
under q decree OF the county court OF ellison
county SAID tract belonged TO John EeiIyis
estate. and was sold for partition or to pay
debtss one other tract containing 10 arr5s ana
oOuveyedto said W ID. Fly by Charies Oates ty
are bounded on the north by iaufis 5elougiug-
70 the heirs OF m shaw aud y. G. HaIt aud
- Caldwell OD the west by and Of Henry
Phillips, JOhu Anstead and J. Fl. Graves on
he south by land belonging 10 lohn n. Bar-
nett and mtcaJah Fly on the east Dy the lauu
Of William boou and Tie estates Of ROBBERS
Campbell andiWilliam shaw. FO4 a more par
ticulsF discriptiOB Of said traet reference ia
made TO the deed and deere above mentioued
70 said ". d. Fly, all OF the ab0vs described
lands having been sold undsr deed of trust eE-
eeuted TO W D. Jones oy Green Williams. and
this trust executed for nay Eueut u 1urehase
money. THIS property viii be suhCliFsded. and
win be sold in lots varying from llo 10 10 acres
upon one OF which there Is a hne dwelling
and all out houses and improvements reces-
sary beng in h gh state Of GUlliVatlon with due
orchard, etc
a plan OF the subdivision win be exhibited
on day Of sale,
TERMS OF sALE-Oae- calf Cash. balance az
six mCnths, the purchaser 70 exEcute noe
bearing interest from date, and secured by
deed Of trust embracing the same te ms a. that
uncer Wnich I am now acting lhe righr OF
is waived, and the titIe believed to
be good, but win convey only sueh tffles ssi
In me Invested.
ep2i dot A. DELAP. Trustee.
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THIS Company is7ues Policies on lives on all
1 fhediu-rent plans aud aJ as favorable rates
As any other while IL has no restrictions in re-
grrd 10 residence or travel, and all its pTohts
are divided annually afnung its roiicy bolceTs-
II Is prompt in the payment OF losses. having
psid gS5, ,OOO IN this city in the last eight
months.
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nrnnnra rrrnrs

Professor James p. Waddell, son of
the celebrated Moses Waddeli, who
trained the minds Of the lamented Cal
hOun, McDuffie and many other south
ern statesmen Of celebrity, died at
Athens on the 2Sth, Of paralysis.
The Savannah N'elgs and Herald re-
ports the arrest. on rice plantation near
Savannah, on the 9th, of DoRnell Nc
DonnelI, one OF the four freedmen impli-
Gated in the murder OF Mr.. John Hal
ford on the Sd Of May, 1865, and for
whose apprehension a reward has been
offered by Gov. Jenkins.
The Athens Banner Of the 18th says
Chief Justice Joseph Henry Lumpkin,
of the supreme court, is quite i'll from a
stroke Of paralysis, and has lost the use
of his left side 49, ss.--
The Atlanta NetO Era Of the 3lst
contains letter from +" Rambler " giving
the following Information about the
crops in Southwest Georgia:
% The crops (cOTn, wheat and cotton
along the line of the Macon and Western
road are very promising. In Pike the
Weld of wheat bids fair to be a most
bounteous one farmers are about cut
ting it. L heard of one field near Barnes
vile, of sixty-five acres, which, it is esti-
mAteQ, WOulu average abWtAIN -llNe blsu7
els to the acre. Only think, Mr.. Editor,
how many barrels of -four the owner OF
that field will reslizel As it takes about
five bushels to the barrel the result will
be the neat little amount Of three hum
dred and twenty-five barrels Of flour.
The people of many sections seem de-
mented, or one Glass; in planting so
large a proportion of their lands in cot
ton, which, at present prices, will barely
be remuneTative. When will southern
agriculturalists learn, from dear bought
experience, that their best interest and
truest economy consists in sowing
enough of their cereals to meet their
own necessities and consumption ?'
The Columbus .S8iR Of the 29th mem
tions the presence in that market Of the
first watermelon Of the season, about as
large as a man's head, and priced at fouT
dollars
The Savannah Republican Of the
2Sth says the extreme heaithfulness OF
the city is a matter for thanksgiving,
the cleanliness which prevails through
out its entire limits proves that our citi-
zeus are alive to the Importance of en-
I desvoring to preserve tins marked ex-
emption from disease.
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rFsHE creditors OF the esfsie OF 2 ~ = - tl.s2s "a
are hereby notified That .eYs ~ ~ ~
the Insolvency Of silld estate q 1IlI
the creditors or said estate are - .Il
ti,eir ciafnas daily auflen enilcl..e,lt ~
months rom ths date nesFoi' e- -
hs dlas IN bar Of tl-a sa11e ..-.i-l.fraio-
: ArrIl Il. iS7 ------.
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Mall Train at pm. every day, stopping 81
Al stations, making connections for sa
ALI POINTS EAgT. WEsT LND NORTH.
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Dissolution.

Tf7HE cOpartncrship heretofore existing be-
4 tWeen y. y. Hailur, Van lL Ellis and John
TT. Fisher undeI fhe name and style Of hal
LER, ELLIS d ,, GrOcers and Cotton Fac
tors al No. 40 Olson street Is this day dis-
solved. by mutuA cOusenf, v. Il. Ellis retiring.
The business hereafter viii be conducted at
ne same place, no. 40 Madison street, under
the name and style Of
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-VEY Z; have ahis day sold our entire interest in
w the saddIery Business, 20 Secend street,
10 Mr. IOHN ". OHI1HuUSkN, who will con-
tinue the business at the old stand We teke
measure in recommending him 70 our patrons
ami friends r fs J. r. SCHElFER,
]. B. AUSTIN. -
The books OF J. r. Scheiler 4 Co. may be
6o,nd- At tbe ofioa OF j. ". 0hlhousen, where
saitleroent can be made. Nj. OhlhOusen or his
agsnt, MT. Richard warren is authorized 20 re-
cslve and receipt for all money due rs.
=. J. F. SCHEIFER.
uoySt In aH j. Il. AUSTIN,
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HALLER. FISHER Z CO.
laTo WhOm a Nav Coneeru.''

ITO WHOM Il Ma! U0hterIi.9
NOTICE is hereby given thar ] c. MCDADE
~ & Co, OF Memphis Tenn, have this day
made an -asagnEnsnis Of Ali thcir assets and
effects TO j. "a. West, j. X Taylor and ]. ). Car
rutharE. Of the firm OF West. Taylor Car
rufhels, Assignegs for the beneAt OF their
cre6it0ra- -
All parties indebted 20 said hrm pf j. e
McDade q Co. viii come forward and settle
with The asAignees, and all creditors OF said
firm wilt present their claims Tor settlement
under said assignment 70 The undersigned as
WEST, TAYLOR a cARRuTHERs,
23s Front street
Memphis, Tenn. May q, 1851. mysl dIww2t
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saIurdaV. The lsth Day Of July, 1s67,

At the door of the. Clerks Office, in the town OF
~aIjOn. Critfenden county, Arkansas, sell TO
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate IN Urltien-
.ien 9 'upty. Arkansas aud known as that part
of the Spanish Grant originally owned by the
(;randee estate, conveyed by William o. u.
snain to George W. Underl1ifl and Isaac Bur-
eatt The south pkrt Of the southwest quarter
81 section tWenty-fOGr f20 conveyed in same
deed the east half Of section thirty-six $50
md the southeast quarter of section thirty
1--WE fsS53 ali in township seven a., north OF the
base line OF range eight (, east Of the 9TH ppm
ciDal meridisn- $50.
perfectly good, but | sbal convey only as
Trustee. 81 EElE =.
Part OF this land comprises one Of the finest
house, Cabins, etc, being the plantation known
as the Brown flace near MARION, ARK.
mysi :ds b. %. BROWN. Trustees.
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-.-. RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

.-...a.. RIVER ImRktOA EAENIS.
Mr.. Bryson, the representative of the
st. Louis river convention, in his recent
visit, brought considerable encourage
ment to the minds of men OF business
and propertY. 1t was stated in the cham
Der Of commerce that this was the first
authorized mission from the northwest
soliciting the aid of New Orleans for an
outlet. IL may be accounted for by the
fact that heretofore the political senti-
ment OF the south has been adverse to
federal appropriations. Now our scru-
pies againstreceiviug federal money have
been removed, and we are willing to aid
in obtaining or accepting any amount
congress may be disposed to bestoW on
an object so laudabie as removing the
distinctions and restricting the inunda-
tions of the Mississippi.
Mr.. BrysOn was also impressed with
the Importance Of removing the political
distinctions to trade with Mexico and
Cuba, and it is hoped that when the
northwest shall organize its forces, it will
bring battery of popular commsnd to
bear upon the executive department, aud
cause some diplomatic action in favor Of
the trade between the great northwest
and the tropics. Something should be
done to enlarge our foreign commerce.
The policy adopted by the parties IN
mower with regard 10 southern commerce
has restricted the resources and enfeebled
the energies Of our business men and
HntiI more generous system is adopted
weAcannot look for trade 10 regain Is
former importance. AZ present there is
much inquiry concerning Honduras, and
the advantages Of commerce with that
delightful country. Not only have many
Young men. from different paris Of cur
country emigrated to the Balize, but &
regular line of stean.e has been started
also-showing a decided disposition on.
the part Of our people TO improve the
oppoGtunities Offered for constant traffic
hetween the two cOUntries. Indeed you
are as much interested as ourselves in
organizing regular trade with the
Spanish American ports We have no
authority to speak on this subject, but
the indications arp that the federal gov
ernmeut favors commercial expansion ia
that direction, and the tendency Of nOrth-
srn steam lines anu capital in that djreC-
ton shadows a confidence in gOvern-
mental action Of which outsiders cannot
ba o0CruiT4uf
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD.
cHANGE oF TEM z.

s40N MEMpH-s, May ., lat5.
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Only LEGAL LOTTERIES In U. s
DtssOEstfion.

THE firm Of GRIGsBY. EVANS & JOHNSON
/ is this d-y dissolved by mutual consent.
". T. GTigsoy retiring Either meIaher OF the
late rrm l. authorized 10 receive and receipt
for all claims in their hsnds.
". T.. GREGSBY.
JNO. W k.NANS,
\. F. JOHNSON.
The COTTON aud COMMISSION BUSINESS
will he continued unCer the name and style OF
EYANS& JOHNSON, AZ 80. "a front street
JNO. W. EVANS.
May q. 1867 $ g. JOHNSON.
rnN.l ~
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STATE ITEMS

STATE ITEMS q,
The Vest Tennessee Wig, after not
ing the other improvements going on in
Jackson, says. Houses, both for business
and family residences, are going up rap
idly. Let Us get rid of BroYniow radi-
calism, heavy taxes and beaver steal
iugs, and Tennessee will enter upon the
high rosi to prosperity.
The Rescue is the name of a new
conservative journal just started at Shell
byville, ,hy Mr.. r. G. Russ, who starts
of in 20: o:@ry independent style, thusly.
% We 40 not expect to please every body,
We are not everybody's man, but we will
do all we can TO give satisfaction. Re-
member that
We do not belong TO the public,
The paper tits cur own,
And those who like item take il,
Those who don't can let It alone
The Pulaski Citizen says, editOrially,
many papers and persons are saying that
BrownlOw is the worst man in the state
Of Tennessee. We'deny it.. He is not
worse than every intelligent white man
that acts with him.
The Robertson Register Of tbs Slst OF
dinoy says the heaViest rain Of the season
fell on Saturday night last. The water
courses were very much swollen. Sui
pber Fork was out Of its banksoVeTfiOw-
ing bottom fields lying on its. banks, and
seriously damaging the crops.
-Brownlow has by proclamation de-
ciared the registration in OvertOn county
null and void. ~
Peter A. Wilkerson, the newly ap-
pointed revenue collector sOr that dis
frict, has arrived st Chattanooga.
Several new streets are being OpeTed
in Chattanooga. and the old ones
repaired-very much needed Improve
ments.
H. B. Plant, Esq, president, and
Nessrs. James Shutter and MI. o. Brien,
all of the Southern express company,
were at the Crutchfield house in Chatta-
nooga on the lst inst.
The circuit court for Harrison county
commenced its regular session yesterday.
On Saturday speeches were made at
Harrison by Col. ]. B. BrownlOw and
David Nelson, lovely duo Of radical
scOuutlrels of the blackest hue.
The Banner of the 1st inst. gives the
following notice. of the death Of freed
man in Nashville: By far the most
widely known Of the eolored citizens Of
Nashville, Frank Parrish, died yesterday
morning about three O'Clock, aged sixty
three wears. Deceased had been bar
her in Nashville since 1885, and previous
to that period pressman in the Banner
Office. He had travelled extensively IN
Europe, asia and Africa, as the valet Of
of Hon. Ed. III. Ewing, and was once
instrumental in saving that gentleman 5
life, when attacked by Arabs.
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YTOICE.

ugFE creditors of the estate Of s. s. Malone
are hereby n0tified that have suggested
- = s-.,l,els, OF said estate TO the ClerR of the
GoFf,tv Couffif Tfpton county, Tennessee. and
me creditor Of said estate are notified to Gle
fheir clairEs. duly authenticated, within six
months fram date hereof, on this notice will be
fled IN Z, ar Of the same.
'''''- = : = VAL. SANFORD, AdmInistrator.
April 1st. 1851, apzstf
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a -, ~ ,.r.,.,I 3. Tsnu, s111 APt.{
49,. ~ - -lIr.l |sii,.fIcn On re
-, 81 4cocs. 4e1saeed- u,...a p LOON.
nsy ls s''''
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Diamond Line.

"A. BARNES Gen TcEe. Agent
e -4o O apifff e-TL s5ItOch Passs nger AGENT.
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between the hours OF 10 am. and y m. the
following described real estate, to-Wlt. A GER
tain los OF parcel Of land situate, wing and
nslnp< N the City Of Memphis, shelly county.
OF lot No 8, in Block 2, on the soufhside Of
Gay oso street fbetWesn Main and Shelly streefl
as scOWn upon the plan OF said CITY Of Nem-
phis. heretofore conveyed by Topp . Mccall 10
Dudley Dunn, and containing about lL feet on
3ayosn street and extending back about -
feet. said lot lying on The sastsida OF the alley,
between lots and In said block, and Deins
near The = (iayos0 Hotel In said eily-
TERMS on oALz-On q credit Of 1x ana
fwefve .n9rutlfs. Notes with good security ana
lien retained tin payment OF the purchase
7AUGUsToN ALSTON. CLERK and Mastsr.<
my5 ID
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sleeping Cars On all Night Trains

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALi-
POIErs.
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Vr,sSf Sale,

NTOTIgE is hereby given that in accordance
~ with the provisions and directions Of &
deed ia trust executed and delivered TO me on
fhe IIth day Of July 1864, by Richard B. Haw-
lev (which deed is of record Ia the Recorders
ofiica OF Crittenden county, hTkaDSas.) and fOr
the payment OF the notes therein described, l
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Tuesday. june II, 1867

betwsen the h0nrs Of 20 8 m. and Il m, the
foIloVinQ described real estate. to-wlt: AceT-
fet,- ior-Sr r,aresl OF ground situate, lying and
l,si-,.s' IN, Shelby county. state OF Tennessee,
and 4 4 the I4th Civil District Of said county.
cont. ing eight aeres and fourteen htndredtns
- N, IA Of eubdiVision No. Z, as known on
tl,s.- man OF the subdivision OF the John RAM
~ rant OF nve thousand acres as subdisidad
~ n Al Kerr and r. s. Todd. Lot No h Il
SHOWN on Fuckers map marked r. y Tafa
TgsERHs OF SALE--On a credit OF six and tyEelye
months. notes with good t6curlty, with Interest
rom day Of sale, and lien retained TN pay
rnent Of the purchase money.
kQuity OF redemption barred. ~
A. A.AIsSTON, Clerk and Master
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MEMPHIS lAYD CHARLESTON
RAIBEOAD-

sTrfslL1fVS leave as follow 'ety trneI-
ThrouEu Express, Sundays excepted. $50
ata.; Tnrousil Mail, ESQ pm; son erVllle Ac-
eoTnluGdsfiDE 40 $40 D lns Grand Junction
Accom- ulodatio-l 1Tslu, connecting Wllh Mis-
EiaSl POI Cent a. IBaiD, leaves Al 1889 p
Express connects ~ Grand Junction Win
anernoon train The Mississippi teuiIal
Railroaz lor Holly EpfiuEs, Woier Faileyr
Grenada. Jackson, Nic.sburgs Miss, New Or
AZ 6oriu6h, FOR olzolona, CoIumbus Miss,
AZ D,scstur. for Columbia Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati. etc.
st chattanooga, for al places ln Eastern
Aia. narla, Georgia North and south Cargilua,
Virei. 7ia, " HashIgter, lsaltimore, fniladeipala,
NsV Ork,
Tfroul b Mail connects al Grand Junction
,.itb tra3D s FOR Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
Al Heoafu r. fOr Athens Pulaski, ALA, CJlum-
hia Na- hvllie- etc
rofuts a. ExpFehs trans.
I3aqRage checlreQ lnrJugh.
FoT tickets and fgTt ler Grltaunns apply al
the ONCE, No. ID LJuJI street
BARNEs. Gen ticket agent
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AsfUsEsrESTs.


Our regular dramatic temples arc
closed, but the VaudeviIles are in active
operation. Mons. Bob Hart presents the
niger as he was before he became
freedman-a genus that is likely TO be-
come extinct before the onward march
of republican improvement. The Acad.
emy OF Music delights tie public with
nightly display Of acrobatie art and
pleasant 8lClQnqe Of music and dancing.
The MANAGEMENT of the latter has passed
into the hands of Mr.. a. II. Davenport,
late of the Varieties, and a great favOTite
with the patrons Of the drama here. He
proposes to introduce the legitimate
drama, intermiXed with the usual inter-.
ludes. These amusements, with the col
ored toTeh-light procession which should
have come of but did not, owing to
Misunderstanding OF the "elerk Of the
weather" who evidently imagined that
such a cloudy gathering called for sim
liar state ofths atmosphere, and the few
scattering cOmbats which gladden. the
! hearts OF the local reporters, must serve
to keep US alive until a riot or an epi-
demic comes along to quicken the pOpu-
lar circulation. Indeed, we must apollo
gise for our crime calendar this week.
No murders, and not a riot or defalra-
ton. 4 lively item is going the rounds,
in which a gentleman took particular
pains " to prove himself the thing he
most abhorred," =" aud succeeded. AS it
is an affair of the upper ten, and has Oc-
CURED within the very garden district
itself, the reporters have only initialized
the parties. It may not be uninstructive,
however, to intimate that the Justly in
dignant husband and erfing lady belong
to those who kindly came among US to
hold Office and denounce southern inn
morality
I AT present the sympathies Of our char
liable public are enlisted in behalf of the
sufferers from the foundations. A few
.Dights since a grand. sacred concert for
their benefit came off-at the cathedral,
and was very largely attended. The
highest amateur talent was brought into
requisitiOn to do justice to some of the
compositions of the best composers. The
Fac 9lt POTfenl was finely rendered byOn
Of our great favOrites, Madame Fieury
Urban. The Regina ClEli, the Ldltdate,
and several other equally grand and
beautiful selections wene done fun justice
by the choir. The object is one well cal
eulated to enlist the support Of the char
liable, and Our city has not shown herself
backward in her donations. All of our
places of public amusement have con-
tributed their share to the relief of-the
suffering thousands in the country and
on the banks Of the Mississippi We
have even had races for the relief of
the submerged,i y so you see everything
here runs to the relief Of the unfortun-
ate. DELTA.
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MILLINERY.
FRED. WEBER
House and Steamboat Roofer

rVHoIEs ALE dealer in Roofing Gum and
W Pifoh. Saturated 2oOdng Paper, Imported
80 MeuufacLursr Of a superior preparation
- fl,e reservation OF Tin and Metal Roof.
hat has gwen SATISFACTION for Fourteen years.
oEEfoFl-southeast corner FiTst and Market
stssefs. Louisville, kentueky. fehls sm