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CHGRceTy Sale Of TGtuG6Le
Cotton Plantation.

DY an order Of the Chancery court OF Missis-
% sippi county, Ark a. May term, A. d. 1877.
we viii er for sale 10 the highest and best
bidder, upon the premises, on
Weds esday, the 30th day OF November,
A. d. 1861 The farm known as the B. B. Harding
Plantation, situated one and a haif mile below
OsceOla, in Mississippi eouuiy, Nrk- IL has a
good Dwelling Cabins. crib, Clubhouse, q 20
terms etc, and two more buildings viii be
com pIeted before the day Of sale, 70 maze it
suitable 70 Work on the tenant system. It is
well protected by levee and has never failed 70
make a crop ia the HIGHEST water.
TERMS or SALE.-One-ha1 Of the purchase
money cash the balance in twelve months
from the day Of sale, retaining lien upon the
land for the IN paid purt base money.
!. H. HAZARD,
&. l.. DURE,
CHAS. BOWEN
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The 2ist day OF Jsypmbsr tSe-

on the premises, between the hours OF Do O'CLOCK
an. and 4 p m, sell, A. pubIIe auction 10 ma
ngnest Diducr' fOr cash, the entire ur1rerfv 10
be found covered by salu tTusI deed. bgjus- NJ,
nXi iures ana iurnlture In stOrehouse No. h ou.
Lne North side OF Jefferson street ana ON ma
East side OF Center alle' IN the city OF STgIr-
phl7r Ieun-, ana al stock IN said ssors house Il
any With All Ihe appurtenances thereto bf.-
and viii, Al the same time, rent said
sIoTehouse n o. Il JenersOu street. lzvf z Lra
pul chaser OF the properly sold the refusal. or
preferred right Of the premises, al a falr REM
10 be fully secured.
d. A SHEPEERD. Trustea
Memphis. October 10Th, 1874. oc31 IaygSTr
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before the once Of the Chaucsry Court Clerk or
the city OF 9amphis. between the hours of I0
m. and u M, prOssed, IN accordance qTifb
the provisions sf said trust, ta sell al Pu,
lie Auction, TO the highest bidder for C,sb
to be thsn and there paid. the Ieass-boi
interest Of said Dies. IN and 10 q eerfai,,
house and lot, situated on the north west Co.,
ner Of south or Calhoun and Main sfreas-
being 5 feet on Main aud III on Callon-, -
south street, with Frame baildine thereon 80
known as lot y o. 70 1ioek 4 in ". G. Butter
said Dies on the lst day Of February isI,, -e-i
tered IN book 81, page 81 have rod,,,,Ie - -
70 title, but i convey only as truHtea. -
novle lot W. y. BENTON, rrusiA.
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Should i'm pertpus tate
In vengeance, with fresh Stant0ns curse our
should Holt, O'-rlesplng every fence of law,
Butcher the brave 10 keep tame fools in ave.
shouI q they by brutal aud oppressive force,
Divert sweet justice from her even courses
Should they OF every other means bereit,
Make the right hand a witness 'gainst the left /;
Should they, By tyranny precedents Taught,
Search out the soul aad Damn men Tor
Still woula We keep our course, still speak, stu
Till dsat5 had plunged US in the shades Of
night"
1t is not three years since it was unsafe
to speak the truth to the people, and the
Courts covered before the imperious
mandates Of q Secretary Of War or State,
and Military Commissions were ready to
murder, at the savage derland Of fren-
zied populaee, and Magistrate sworn
to preserve, protect and defend the
Constitution, ordered the writ of Ha-
beas Corpus to be disobeyed at the
National Capital, where the Courts of
the Nation were 10 session. All honour
to the men unto whom in a great meas
ure the returning sanity Of the people
andthe re-establishmento of law are owing;
to the Statesmen who have boldly de-
nounced the misereancy Of iicentiOus
power, the fOllies of angry and fanatical,
of factious and corrupt legislation; and
to the great advocates who before the
great Court of Justice Of the nation have
lasbed with a whip Of fscerpions the mill
tary instruments of Executive usurpa-
ton. These men may say, in the words
of the same poet: aa
d" Let me- as hitherto. stu draw my breath,
Ia Love with life. but not IN fear OF death,
A II oppression brings me 20 the grave,
And marks me dead, she shall not marx me
slave.
Let no unworthy sound Of grief he heard.
No wild l8menis not one unseemly word
Let sober triumphs wait upQn NY bier;
l won't fOrgve that friend that drops one tear.
Whether hes rayished in hfus early morn,
or in Old age drops ike an ear OF corn,
Full ripe he falls, on Natures nOblest plan,
Who Lives 10 reason, and who dies a man
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on Tuesday. No.ember ae. -

between the hours or 10 and II o'cIect- n m f-,
front OF the Law Court r9Orug Ia -Ha cif-- IN
Msmphls. sell Al puolle cutlery, 10 the hiqiast
bidder for cash leasehCld iufere-t In me f.I-
l9Wihg described lot Of ground, in ths c.fy of
Memphis and county and State aforesaid. re-
ginning at the iniersecu o. the west lire 81
secUnu street wit The north line Of BenI
strt 81, thence running west with Eesl street
sixty feet more or less 10 the Bybpe Iof rfrnrs
north parallel with Second 81 rect forty I've -a4t
more or less TO the wall Of the old Union H0rlsa
thence east paral al with Beal street s'zfv- fast
more or less 10 Second street. thence with -a,.-
QnO street iorty-five feet maIe or less TO ne 4-
ginning. The sa lessshOld interest is bf n
under and described in o lease executed fo me.
said hughes by ). A. and A. n Edmouds ana
recorded in the sale Registers office In bool-
No, D. p9rt pages 572. 573 and 574 Tor thet IN
OF eight YeafE. commencing on the Igth dav of
Nay 4fuo, Ehe said lessee TO pay the sum uf
thrre hundred dollars on the 18Th day o. May
and or November in each ana every wear dur
ing the said term, and % ray all faxes and
charges TO be assessed on the said lot OF the
improvements on the same by state. county.
city, or any other authority, and the saiI iessea
% be paid al the termination Of the lease me
valne Of the Ouildirgs he might erect ON SAID
lot. 70 be ascertained by referees. The equity
Of redemption is waived in the sad deed Gf
trust The sum Of 81 263 Is is credited on tiI.
18Th Of November, 1906 on the fudehflriness
mentioned in said deed OF trust. The fifla &.
believed 70 be good, but will convey only AS
trustee JAMES ELDER.
nOu tuS erssa
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The clients Of Daniel Notion, deceased, hav-
ing unfinished business remaining m his
hands, are requested TO call on Mallory, Young
In who's, care the same has been placed.
JENNIE ". MOTION. Admx
OF estate OF ID. Notion, deceased.
nFar4nbfe Novem Der Us. 1857. noVI6 lW
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SDeciGs Notice.

Memphis, November IS, 1891.
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FAssMAN's IRON TIEs {

TNHE undersigned have made extensive ar
raugeuteuIs 20 supply the demand iOr these
Ties the present season. - -
In addition % the tASSMAN DIAMOND TLE
nd RTTTTDN TIE, SO extensively used hereto
f5ra fbev now offer bis ALLIGATOR tbs, vita
80 IA ~ arranged az to SANITY clamp the
Noon vrnsu the pressure Is removed frOm the
6sIs and hold ID without slipping.
14veaf- ms have been taken to secure the
best quality Of iron.
,,aIf- MAJ tney can be applied by any one, TO
f.1I-s OF any size, with the same facility aHd
- t.sffIftou a. rope. In strength, security and
80 -ity oil application, they will compare IA
,T1rabfy with any yet introduced
Ffs sdvautages of Iron Ties are now gener-
sfiv recognized. but 10 il deemed NOT out OF
niece to eaI the attention Of those luterestee
ao the very emphatic recon neuuation OF In
derwriters. steamboat GapLaluss And owners
md Agents 1s Sea steamers and Sailing Nes-
-sis recently published in the newspapers in
CHAMBEEs & LATTING,
General Agents, New Orleans,
MEACHAM & TREADw ELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN q CD-B
Memphis,
Ana ofber dealers and Grocery MerchaVts.
=
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
Frtdav, Decen,5e,. 6th. 1seY.

Friday, December 9th, 1867.
l237, n. K. D-JOhn N. Fleming. admir-. e. al
vs. WmNeal, eJ al Chance yCourt Of Mem
phis.
DH virtue OF an interiocutory decree made In
Dthe above cause, viii sell at public auction
70 the highest bidder at the Court House door
In the city Of Memphis Tennessee,
On Friday, December o. 1857.
between the houns Of 10 an. and u m. the fol-
lowing described real estate, 70 wit. sixty
seven 90 acres, bounded as follows: On the
south by the lands belonging 10 the estate OF
Nllllford sullivan, on the west By the land be-
longing 70 the estate Of ". Farley, and on
the north by said Farlsy's lands and the lands
or John Jarman, and on the sast By the land Of
said John Jarman said tract OF land lies about
three miles south OfColliervtlle, Shelby county.
Tennessee, the same being the farm Of A. q.
Neal, deceased. at his DEATH
Terms Of Sale-'ln a credit Of seven months,
notes with good security and lien retained uu-
til payment OF purchase money.
Equity OF redemption barred.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Nov 8fh ISiT. ueG dfd
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On Tuesday, December Sd, 1857,

IN front Of the Law Court room in the city of
Memphis. Tennessee G, sell 70 the highest bidder
FOR cash, the following property. tO-wit: A GER
tain lot OF land situate lying and being n the
county Of Shelby, State OF tennessee and city
o. Memphis. and bounded and described az
follows, TO wit: Beginning a. the northwest
corner Of an alley ON the south side Of rOpiar
street betwes Main and second streets, city
0f Memph \, running west with Poplar street
2ttS feet. thence south Ts Testf thence east - X
ieet; thence north with said alley u feet 70 the
with al Of the improve
menLs thereon The TILE 70 said property is
be4 ieved to be good but 7 VIII sell and convey
oul = a. Trustee. Equity Of redemption waived.
sale betwe N u O'Clock m. and O'Clock pm
uOvlg tbs HIRAM A PARrEE, Trustee.
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Trustees SnLe.

DY virtue Of a deed of trust execufa,I IN mi.
ID the Undersigned Trustee. On the E4fh ce7- 81
June. 1851, 10y ". III. POmeruy. surviving nan
ner on tne late nrm or T. Cary & Co.. and
CatheIn Clary. admi nisJrarriN or FlfrT.-77-.5
elaryf dec q, which deed fs duly recorded In 'fha
Registers office OF =helbv county. Tenn ~
Book No. 81, pages a. Jas ana 1872 ana 5y b.,
written request % The beneficiary ia s.Iie frust
deed / VIII. --
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FriGay, the Sixth Day Of December, 1851,

Between the hours OF 10 am and pm, on Lhe
promises, sell at public sale to the highest bid
der. Tor cash, the following described prOperty=
A certain parcel Of land situate. wing and be-
ing in the city Of Mem phis the county OF
shelby and the state OF tennessee. and ies-
criDeo as follows tOwIt: Being a part OF Lot
mum Dered three hundred and seventy one fS7Il
designated upon the original plan OF lots OF
the town OF Memphis, which part Of said lot Is
thus bOuud ded: Beginning at the northeast cor
ner Of a lot formerly known as george Crom-
wells; thence east with jefferson street dfby-
eight 81 ieet 70 its Intersection with Third
street; thence south with Third street one hum
dred and fOFty-eight (l4Sl feet six 90 inches to
another alley; thence with sslio slley one hum
dred and fDrty-eight (l3s) feet six fGl inches to
another alle5 thence north with said ast al-
ley thirty-s j36i feet TO the south boundary
line OF the Cromwell lot Aforesaid thence east
with said boundary line ninety tq0I feet ana six
t0 inches to the southeast corner OF the af0re-
said Cromwell lot; thence north with the east
boundary line Of said Cromwell lot one hum
dred anu twelve ,li2l feet and six t6) inches to
the said bsgiRning-tOgethel with all the ap-
purteuances thereuntO belonging. said deed
or trust was executed 70 seours The payment OF
certain promissory notes 70 Edwin W. lehman
for the balance Of the purchase money. Re-
demptiOn waived. Title perfect, but sel only
as trustee. j. Q. Johnson Trustee.
Memphis, November Is. 1907. novI4 IDS
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Trustee's Sale.

ny virtue Of an order OF the Chanesry Court
- OF the city Of Memphis, appointing me
trustee in the room and stead Of c. P. tsorris
Trustee, under a Deed OF Trust executed 10 him
by A. P. Dies, on the 29th day OF Septembsr
1855. 70 secure the payment Of certain notes to
Il. ii. Hmm, therein mentioned, which said
Deed OF Trust Is recorded In the Registers
once. in book Nc. 81, part lst, pages 558, $50
and $50, ! Will,
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T% Offering OUR BITTERS 70 the southeIn
Public, we haven't hesitancy IN asserting
tbeir superiority over any northern produe-
tios IN our markets. In their deviseroerIt they
are purely Southern - compounded with a
special Amplitude 20 The vsrioua types Of
stomaoie doraagemsnts prevalent IN OGJ
climate.
usa gentle stinulant 70 the system after
undergoing = severe Illness
Itiss cure for Dyspepsia.
IL assisia Digestion
IL cures Diarrhsa and Cholera Morbus.
Itka preventive for Cblils and.Fevcrs
Itis ap invaluable companion for person
travelling al all seasons OF the year.
It's HONE enterprise, and possesses true
merit
- sold sFery,Ehers.
@. II. EBBERT g. co.
Sole Mauuacturers-
II Depot, No. Q II ovv ardi2s Row,
feblO u Memphis. Tenn-
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MARTIN WALT & CO.,

500 RbIs Mess Pork,
75 Casks Bacon Sides.
rs Casks Shoulders. arer..
S25 Sacks Choice Coffee
2AO Bbls Sugar, assorted,
500 Bbls FlOur, all grades
200 Bb3s Meal,
SO BbAs Whisky
100 Rbls N. o. MSlasses.
I5O Half EBbIs n %. mOlBsses,
800 Kits Mackerei.
80 Bbls No. I. 2 and 3 Mackerei
ESQ Pieces Kentucky Bagging,
20 Bales India Bagging,
100 Coils Rope,
400 Half Coils Rope,
800 Kegs Lard. At
50 Tierces Lard,
A0O BXs Tobacco. assrt'd brands
so HSbls No. Cider Vinegar,
so Bbls Breakfast Bacon,
so T1erces Sugar-cuFed Hams,
And an extra large assortment OF Groceries
which viii be sold low for cash, or on usual
time 70 prompt paying customers.
Advances will be made on shipments OF
Cotton, Tor sale here, or to our friends In New
Orleans
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Cot ton II "a q t or
AND
COM MISSION MERCHANT,
No. 276 Front Street.
IT =
MEMPHIS. TENN.

I IBERAL DvANCEs-supplies at Whole
i sale Prices. Comm. IS on Ior selling Cotton,
One Dollar uer Bale. q. nO6
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue OF q trust deed executed TO me on
ID the 8th day OF May, 1877 by 4 +. LoOney
and wife, Louisa M. Lo7ney, and DULY regis
tered in the Registers Office OF shelby county,
Tennessee, for the purpose Of paying the DEBT
therein mentioned, 1 Will,
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Tr,sst Sale.

VTNDER and BY virtue Of a deed OF trust 70
u me executed by tia briel ChOale. on the Isl
day OF November, ls64, and REGISTERED IA the
Registers Office Of Shelby county. Tennessee
q certain note as therein described, wllls on
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Trustees Sale.

DI VIRTUE Of Deed OF Trust made 10 nj.
ID by p. T. Hughes ON the Sd day of NOF-a---
Der, lbo5, and records in the EeEisterls orfIce
IN Snel y county, and state of Tenue. see II,
book No. D, part 2, pages a, go ana Z3s h -
cure certain Indebtedness therein natned Il
Will, w.
Evening star., 1867-03-15
TO ADVERTISERS.
TWENTY PER CENT IN THE QCARTERNAs
TER'S DEPARTMENT

DIR. }. M. Brodhead. Second Comptroller of
the Treasury, yesterday transmitted the fol.
lowing communication 70 General Tompkins
IN answer TO inquiries from him as 70 who of
the employees in the q Quartermaster's Depart
ment should receive the twenty per cent in
crease authorized by the late act OF Congress
"In reply TO yours OF yesterdays date, L
have 10 cay that after a conference with the
First Comptroller, IL is the decision of boz n
ohcers that none of the employees named by
you. except clerks, messengers. watchmen, and
laborers employed in the Quartermsster's
ofhces, are entitled to the additional twenty
per cent
The committee representing the Quarter
masters Department were assured by men,
bers Of Congress that the employees declared
exempt by the Comptroller were included in
the bill rs II passed IL is to be hoped that the
present Congress will pass q supplementary
act IN their favor, if 1t necessary as 1t seems
unJnst 10 deprive the hard-working superla.
tendents, agents, mechanics, laborers. &c, in
the Quartermaster's Department, who happen
TO be employed outside of the Office, from an
allowance granted to those so fortunate as to
work indoors. There Is neither Justice nor
humanity in such discrimination. The out
door men are as hardly worked, as poorly
paid. and as deserving the others, and re-
quire more food and clothing, on account :
the nature OF their duties Let all have a fair
chance 70 share the benefit Of the twenty per
cent"
Evening star., 1867-03-15
The BABY Market.

The New York Dispatch grnveiy asserts tha
the sale of iilegitimate babies in that city is
large and profitable business, and so publicly
carried on as scarcely to be ciandestine. 1
says that should the King OF the Ashantees. or
any other distinguished csnnibaI, come to tha
city, and desire a fine, fat baby for luxurious
meal, he could be accommodated These So
called nurseries are numerous, and NAV be
found in different parts Of the city. there
Whereabouts being for the most part ad yer.
usea IN the daily papers; the announcement
Deing made IN manner that dIsgulses, but
does not conceal their real Impert These
places the largest OF which is situated in
Green witch street. answers a double purpose
that OF relieving those OF the responsibilities
OF maternity, who do not wish TO be so bur-
dened, and bestowing upon those who wish
such blessings, the we'll spring Of pleas ure
"a babe in the house" The seeker after in fan .
anie ioveiinesss can, upon application, be ac-
commodated TO any desired extent babies from
one day to one year old, are constantly on
hand, or provided to order, of any type of
beauty or shade OF cokpiexion, and at prices
ranging from S25 to S2OA, warran tad sound,
and IN good state Of Preservation at the time
OF delivery.
reporter who visited one of these babv
bazaars. was offered a sickly little English
male infant. IL days old, with a red fiabby
skin, covered with s'rash,'' for the uureasou.
able price Of $50. A robust female child, four
months old, was exhibited, but the re porter
did not inquire the price. A baby bow one
month old, who was good and gave no trouble
vas held at $75. year and half old Fren Oh
boy. with fair round limbs, hazel ewes and
curly black hair, was ticketed at $3.50 The
matron inIcharge volunteered the information
that babies Just then were ssrather dull"
INTERNAL REyENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1920, 500 50
Evening star., 1867-03-15

THE Coal 1RADE-The Board OF Directors
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad a. their
meeting, yesterday. adopted a resolution re-
ducing the rates of transportation on coal from
Cumberland and Piedmont to Baltimore 30
cents per ton, and on gas coal, and from New
burg, Paramount and Clarksburg, so cents per
ton; also corresponding reduction of way
rates for coal upon the road and branches
The rates from Cumberland TO Locust Poin :
shipping wharves Will be reduced under the
resolution from 50 TO S2.70 per ton, and from
Piedmont TO the same point from BIS to &3.O5
per ton These rates reduce The transportation
TO j \ cents per ton per mile, and the reduced
tariff viii be placed in operation on Monday
next
Evening star., 1867-03-15

CONTINUATION OF QCARTERMASTERS
Among the combinations made by the Sen
ate towards the close OF the last session were
the following Brevet Major General ID IL.
Rucker, 10 be Assistant q uartermaster G. IN
eral, with the rank Of Colonel, Brevet Briga-
der General Charles H. Tompkins, to be
Deputy Quartermaster General, with the ran K
OF LieutenanaColonel:;Br Brigader Gen
eral NJ. l. Ludington. Chief Quartermast
Department of Washington. to be q Quartermas.
ter IN the regular army, with the rank of
MaIor; Brevet Brigadier General J. ]. Dana
and Brevet BrIgadier General A. J. Perry, to
De Quartermsster. In the regular army, with
the rank of Major
Evening star., 1867-03-15
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
EXCITING NEWS FROM CANADA
Another Feniaa Raid Expected

0TrowA, g. w. March I5.-Th-re are ru-
mors Of Fenian movements near S. AIb.us,
Vermont IL rs said the government Is 10 DOS
session OF important Information on the cub.
Ject.
TIE Hon. Mr.. Blair. the only Cabinet Min
isier here, intends TO leave for Montrealimme-
dIateiy.
MONTREAL, March is-One hundred and
twenty five regulars under Captain Bowlton
with a full supply OF ammunition lefr by train
this morning for Champlain. A strong fore"
of artillery with eight field pieces, will be sen (
on frontier duty to day. There were frequent
conferences yesterday between the authorizes
and the stan Of the militia department
TORONTO, March i5.--There will be some
movement of troops here to-day, particulars
OF whIc ch are withheld
Evening star., 1867-03-15
OUR NEUTRAL RELATIONS

MIR. Morgan introduced. in the Senate to -day.
bill ''to further define and amend. the acr
or the punishment of crimes against The
United States, providing that nothing in that
act, or OF any act TO preserve the neutral reIa-
lions OF the United States. shall be construed
90 render IL Illegal 10 sell or charter any vessel
snip, or steamer built in the United States or
purchased from the United States to anyGoy-
ernment then at peace with the United States
or 10 any subject thereof, although such vessel
oe wholly or IN part prepared for war: Pro-
rtded, That such sale or charter is a commercia,
transaction. with no intent on the part OF sue b
seller 10 participate IN hostile or belligeren,
act or undertaking OF the purchaser
Evening star., 1867-03-15
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For startling deyeloDments and thrilling ad ven.
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