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| The co-parnership heretofore existing under the
| copa rtnershp name of Grant skeee, is this day
isso lived by mutual consent Both parties will have
power 10 sign the name of the firm settlement Of
existing bus mess.
.r.. l.. GRANT, o..
-.. .. j. II. 6KEELE, ..
The books ofthe firm will be found for the present
at their office, and all persons having unsettled ac>
counts requested to call and settle Immediately.
Kenosha, April 4td, 1867. dw45
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TAX SALE.
COUNTY TRsAsUaxR's OFFios,

COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFlcs. !
Kenosha, April s. iS67.
L, HUGH tIcDERbI0TT Treasurer OF the Couu,y OF
kenosha do hereby give notice, that the -ecnnd
tuesday (being the 14th), of May sc shall sell
pu bic auction, or vendue, at the court in tn
county afor esaid the follow g described lots piece
or parcels of land, much thereof as may be ne
essary to pay the taxes, interest and charges there
on for The year 1866, to wit: Sale TO commence at
10 o'clock. A. NJ. HUGH SIC DERAOfr,
4w45 Co. Treasurer.
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James Stryker u rds and Of Of cd or
thence 80 rds thence rds thence 81 rds theme
e rds to beg; or sec 81 7 r %
Thomas Bgicecom 40 rds and rds Of sc cor OIL 90
or thence % rds thence rds thence - rods
thence g rds to beg; NV or ~ec3l r
Philena White-com GO rds and rds Of Sc Cor OF
sd or Sec thence SO rds thence y rds thence .
rds thence IL rdt to beg; NV or sec 81 .''
Thefollow5ng in N r Or Sec 81 T2 R2S
A J Hale-lt bk so
r b Burna-It8 Tx 30 except Al # in width off end
Hudson Baeon-lt Tx so except Al # in width off end
Josepa Spicer-t 8 blk Sc
A Murray-4lt hk 81 - l. .-.a.. .t..
Fisk-the 20 It of n eide Of bffrac1 bk94
w Blinn--lt 8 bk So
Sullivan hf OF hf bk 30
Eisk-s hf 1t bk 81
Washington Island. aH
E F Morrfs--lt 81 bk NV q secs2 - se4
Dorance-lt % blk
SIoR1-lt % bk
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EoLMts & NICHOLS ADDITION.

Josiah Bond-com 36 rds of of sd or sec and 2
rods south of line sa me thence rds thence %
| rds enee s rds thence 20 rds beg
Edwd Dodge-cOm , rds of NV of sd or and 2
rds south of line thereof thence rds thence IS
| rds hence " 6 rd7 thence is rds to beg
Tie FoHoeoing n, N W Or Sec
Hale Bond-oom line of ne or of the NV ar of sd or
and 20 rds Of the line of same thence
of or of or sd sec thence 81 rds thence co
| rGs thence "a rds to beg
N Ehke's subdivision of acres
Ehleaal of sd lots lying within subdivisiOnts and
EhIe-all lying within sd subdivision It 6bk1s
do a III 5e
C Brons,n-com at a point % chs 81 ks n from line
land owned by Hale & Bond thence to the cornora-
ton line thence to pc int sly to beg, thence to
Fourth Ward
SEQr sec 81 To %.
Mrs L # Baekus-com at Nv cor of bE thence on "
line of Blk l32 it thence 90 thence to line of bk
thcuce to beg
Tds thence So # thence rds thence Sc fl
Nhite-com Corner Of Tx thence W to nv cor
thence 1907 thence to line of sd bk thence 1907
" Eyanss-w third ofnw Ggrtk7
Be6eet & ssIlick ,lts * 10 C Runals-lt9tk 10
!, II do H22 tx - do hf It 10 Blk 10
v Evan al that part lying Of Main st not taken by
htraek;lts II and y TX Ii
Est Of J Pierce--s If II Blk sw ar sec %
Est OFFS Fuller-lt 8bh sw or &c 81
The Jo11oa0sng in W Or Sec 81 TYR 90
Runals-eomz rds " and AZ rds of ne cor Of sd Or
thence % rds thence rds thence ~ rds fh'ce
rds except track of RxRIRR
Est Of c Watkins-com rds and 30 rds of n Cor
Of sd or thence IS thence I6 thence 16
r9s hence 10 rds, exc pit K track
Aub, Block, Eenkle--lt II BIZ 2
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sented in senate and assembly, do enact as

sented in senate and assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section 1. At the annual meeting in November
in every year hereafter the county hoard of sinner
vsors for the several counties shall fix and deter
mine the amount OF the annual salary that shall he
received by each and every county officer who is TO
be elected in their respective counties during the
ensuing year, and whose annual salary said sI1ner-
visors have now or may hereafter have authority
establish.
Sec. 2. The salary thus determined upon for each
and every such office, shall be and remain his saa
ry without increase or diminution during his term
q office.
Sec 3. In case the county board Of Supervisors of
any county shall fail to establish the salary of any
such county officer, provided in section one "a
of this act then and in that case each and every
such officer shall receive the annual salary as
thatreceived by his immediate predecessor in Office
Sec. 4. All acts and parts of acts conflicting with
this act are hereby repealed
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publica-
ton.
Approved April 2, 1867
Published April f. 1867
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Reparator CapiIli.
ERPARATOR CApEGLH.

Throw away your false frzzes your switches your wig
Destructive of comfort and not wofth fg3 ig.--
Come aged, come youthful Come ugly and lair,
And rejoice in your own uxuriant hair. ~ --Ls5
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CRlSPER COMA.

Therecometh glad tidings ofjoy to ALL
To young and to old, to great and to SMALL
The beauty which was precious andrare,
Is free for all, and ali may be fair.
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NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunktri< to New York AGO Miles.
Buffalo to New York 423 Miles,
Salamanca to New York 4I5 miles
FROM
% IN OF MITES tho cUnpTpcm poTrm11
% to 27 MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
All Trains run directly through to N. York,
, gsS7 AGO MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES.

From and after November 18Th 1866 trains will leave
in connection with all Western lines as follows.
FROM DUNKIRK AND sALAMANOA-By New
York time from Union Depots
G. 90 A. NJ. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS from sals
manca, Sundays excepted) Steps at Hornellsvi
SAL A. NJ. (Bkft) intersecting with the $50 A. NJ.
Day Express from Buhalo and arrives in New
York at 1890 Pm. aat.+
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~ The Best Ventilated and "a ost Iaxu rious Sleeping
Coaches gsSs- IN THE WORLD aSs accompany
Alright trains on this Railway. ~ ' g. TO
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l


Tie present week opens with some complaint
are generally well provided with bills or large
denominations whicl are not available except
IN settlement among themselves. The eA-
cnange market Is well supplied, ana the
aensnd for exchange 20 day Is better than on
saturday- Our banks are selling on eastern
ana Northern cities al par Is q rul-, but iAtoIeu
oepoStors are 81 from 20 ~
discount. The buying rate remains ~ On
Gold open-d IN New York al 1875 ana AZ
were made here to-day Al lS4c, Whlch - A. ouI
brukers feel Justified IN payiIg Win ne large
amount OF exchange already on the maIktt
silve is bought al IL 10 I2o Seinhs htASV
city scrip is sun nrm with a very good de-
mand Dealers boy a. IS TO f6s, and sell al IS 70
Soc IN small amounts.
Uouuty Warrants are duh at g. 20 Csc buyinE,
selling At Y 70 75c.
Po91e scrip is 10 demand but scarce Brokers
offer IS 70 &c. aud sell At SOC.
A New YORK dispatch Of Friday says: The
present condition OF Hnalrs on VAL street. Is
prejudicial 10 all interests, and must shortly
take q turn either one way or the other. While
the temper Of operators Is decidedly bearlsh' u
s. no criterion by which 10 Judge OF the fotnre
course OF the stock market. Within The last
Jour week. there has been a material oeprecla-
ton IN TIRE market value Of our railroad secuI-
tiles. the decline hiss not bean Conspicuous
because Il has been gradual, and nOtwithstano-
COUNTRY, the receipts Of our leading roads Keep
up 70 & fair standard. The already oNer.solu
condition OF all speculative secuTliles Ia ~ "
taken into due consideration and Nonlu tes1
70 prevent q heavw decline nom prices until
short contracts were ubiitsraieo'
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WHEN the plague ragged at Marseilles,
and all the city was panic-stricken, the
physicians assembled at the Hotel de
Vile to hold q consultation. After a
long elaboration they decided unani-
mously that the malady had q peculiar
and mysterious character, which a post
norton examination might throw light
upon; hnt the operation was held as an
impossible one, seeing the operator must
Inevitably fall q victim in a few hours.
A dead pause followed this fearful decla-
ration, when suddenly q surgeon named
GuyoD, in the prime of life, and Of great
celebrity in his profession, rose and said
firmly, "Be it so, 1 will give myself for
the safety Of my beloved country. By
tomorrow morn I will dissect q
corpse, and write down what l
observe" He went away, calmly
made bis will, confessed and re-
ceived the sacrament. He then shut him
self up with 8 mar who had died with
the plague, taking with him an inkstand,
paper and a little crueiix. Full of en-
tbusiasm, he bad never felt more firm or
collected kneeling before the corpse
he wrote II gaze without horror, even
with Joy l trust, by finding the secret
cause of this terrible disease to show the
way TO some salutsry remedy and so
will God bless my sacrifice and make it
useful" He begsn-he finished the OPP
Grafton, and recorded in detail his sur
gical observations. He then threw the
papers into a vase of vinegar, sought the
lazsrettO, and died in twelve hours.
"Died," VI say? Nay, be lived. What
life so real as that which casts itself into
future generations to be a lasting benefit
to men? What better Illustration of the
Chief Shepherds words, "He that loseth
his life for my sake shsli find it?"
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n To Al Whom II MGg Concern haFinR
taken out Letters OF Administration on the
estates Of Charles CUrues and Henry Cordea.
hereby notify ali persons having claims on
these Estates 20 come forward and present
them properly authenticated, etc, WITHIN the
time prescribed by law, or they viii be forever
hsrred. A COROES Admin tstrator.
Bullock 4 Andefaon, attorneys. oclR ims
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HEHPHB CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION

Gold, Silver, Exchange. Government Sc
curities, Uncurreut Money, Stocks,
Bonds, Land Warrants. Police
CiTy and County Scrip
War EtF
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Resident Notice
Meeting.

i LITTLE RDJK Raj ROAD. viii raeet Al
the COmpanys ONCE IN Memphis, OF the lSlh
dgv OF November next 70 elect a Board
By order Of the Board
". B. WALDRAN,
ocl6 I'm Secretary and Treasurer.
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HARDWARE.
Have for Sale,

8 Mnbume's Celebrated Irou-Axle WaroB
% MDburneE LIBERATED Thfmble-skefn Wa
onS-cver S0 sold in Memphis: al warrantso
l9r WE'VE months, and only 81 81 damages
claimed for breakags.
90 Carver Gins. frOna 20 TO so sawa
wo0o and iron frame.
Is IOdd's Improved Bullock Cottoa Prsssas
douole-seAreda and 70 work BY crank. Two
men can make 500 pound bais.
10 Todd's Improved Horse Powers. for runuinz
Gins and Grtst Aills-ths 6nsN power made,
JANIS Todd Stationary Engines OF All siEss
nom y to 00-hors power.
TOdd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
ehlnsry, OF all kinds, furnished Al short no
Portable Steam Engines, Of all sizes, nom 4tO
3-h0rss power.
Stationary Engines, Of ali sizes, from % 70 80
horse power.
Single aud DOubls Saw MIls-Todds and other
makes.
Gin segments, for 10 and Z feet wheels, CON-
plets.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers. 2 4 and
IS Tons Of IRON TIES Qow to the trads3.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted. QoE 20 the trsdel.
100 Nests Cedar Tubs, Gov - the tradsl.
10 Buckeye CdsrPresses. oeloss consignment.
10 and II Horze Power Portable Engine, sec-
ond-hand- low for cash-must be sod.
- l6-Horse Power, secondhand, cheap.
lbs Horse Powsr6tationary Engine and Saw
Min-au eOmplete-caH be bought low.
29Saw and so saw Gins Cbut little ussd)
daniels Planning Machin-euts 81 inches
wide and 3 feet lsng-can be had at q bar
gain.
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Wagon and Carriage Material

Corrected Daily by W~oodburn. Smith & Co.,
Nos. Ia and u6 Green street. ~. Louis.
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Z LUMBER, &c.
eAYoso PLANINe MIL
Notice to CVtY Voters.
MAToHS OFFICE CITY aAEI /.

OFFICES for registering voters for the next
~ Municipal Election Will be opened this day
50 10 o'clock a m and for The next thirty days
Al the following places: 4
First ward-R. D. Baugh, Rsgistsr. No. !
Jackson street.
second Wsrd-Wm. Chase. Register, No. q
third wsrd-F. J. Aivsn, Register, No. 20
Foarth ward-J. 3. woodward, Register, No.
80 second street
FInh Wsrd-W. L. Marsh. Register, So. -
Bssle street
sixth Ward-fames Banks, Register. Walaran
Seventh ward-I. ,. wimbsrIy, Register,
Fergsson Building. Beale street.
Eighth Wsrd-Frank TaI
Attention fs called to the following extract
from the City Charter. in relation 70 the above
The Register " shall open books for the regis
tratlon Of ali persons allowed BY existing law
II vote IA any municipal election, and who re-
side IN said ward ana every voter Ia each
ward shah, before offering to vote, cause him
SELF 70 be reglsteredin said books. and q re-
ceive rom the Register a csrtidcate Of regis
~trstiOn, which b be Numbered 70 correspond
with the name and number on thsbooks ofthe
Register; and nd psnson shall be suffered 20
vote AZ any mu icipal election who shall not
have and produce 70 the Judges CT election his
certificate as afOreseid; aad no voter shall be
allowed 70 vote In any otaer ward than the one
where he resides and Is registered"
oesO lot W. o. LOFLAND, Mayor.
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Adminfstratrfn Notfce.

NOTICE g Is hereby given TO al parties who
~ have claims against The estate CIR h.
shone, deceased. wild press1A them dulv an
tueuticated on or before tue 18th day OF No
vember next Also, al who are INDEBTED 10
said estate VIII please come forward n y tattle-
meat: Addrsss bartlett lsiton, Memphis and
MRS i. a. X. sHONE.
oc2l iayfW Administrative.
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VOFTCE.

LII persons interested VIII take notice that
"A / viii make application AZ the December
term, 1877, ofths COuAty CoErt Of shelby coun-
". Tennessee, for letters OF sdnntnistratio mp
on the estate Of o B. MeAieol deceas ed.
CHARLES HARRIS.
Seyemher II 1857, nov2 laRtw
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Commercial Bank. z
Exchange BRnEl0
Frm'rs q Exch'ge !
Merchants Bank S
Peoples Bank40
Planters s
South W. r. R2
Z BRnk. 3
U-E.- - IN
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Chdkcery Sale of VGLuGbLe
CofTon plantation
Str0U Notice.

TAKEN UP by ]. NJ Hallum, in the second
District Of shelby county, October Isl lsg7
dark bay mare Mule, Is hands high. s year ala
branded on left nip r, on the left sioqlder n
Also, light bay mare Mule, 49, hands hiSh'
branded 4 T on LEFT shoulderand K on IefI nm
Each valued Al ~
Alsr. taken up by W. B Battle, in First Dis-
trict, one bay mare Mule, four years old.
The owners ars notified to come forward and
take them awav.
RaIefCb Orfohar % 1857 o~1f To-9wc
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Draft on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
s. for 10. ster ing.
France, Switzerland &
Belgium, 8 S. francs
for 81 o.
EEuMANK
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VIENNA, AUSTRIA, November ls. 1855
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Tam. eoupons.---O Berlin, SIC for ! Prus
MsECRR Isl m'tg'e55l sian haler-------
e q ID "---8e Frankfort 6lLo for !
MempIs city b'nds-45 guider.---
- COUPONS SIS Sweden. 4l1<c for one
wFah aHana-
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No I6 JEFFERSON Street,
- mDNrN
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N.&C z K ~bonds-.75
MAC RR ~couponB-S5
N. 40. RR bonds2
NJ. & RR couponEA
Tenn. bonds, old66
e. new ~
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H MEMPHIS APPEAL

LENEs.
By HENRY \. JAcKloN. urIrED STATES MINIS
TERrO
IT'S midnight d the azure skies,
The stars their patient ylgiis keep;
In deep Tepose al Nature lee,
But ], Rlasi ! clnnot sleep.
Imourn for thee oh! dearest one,
Who to mine etrly life was given,
Ny besuteous vile, who now art gone
To nurse our baby born in heaven
Isee thee stif, Ason that night
That night Of untold agnny-
Which, in ITS darT, yet rapid nigot,
Bore thee and hope away from me-
! see thee nowt ny visage sweet,
Thy hair with Dses i~ntertwtned-
More lovely in thy winding sheet
Than anght which death mad len behind.
Thought OF wha that gentle brow
Wore roses TO DE bride shrine,
And those dear lips, 50 silent now
Moved 10 the Vows that mads tnee nine
Icaued on thee, With frantic tone
And OIL could angels speak 70 men,
know, my b auiful, my oWp,
know that THU hsdst spoken then,
To say that stnl, b THAT bright sphere
Serenely bIestof God, above,
Thy gently spirfl held him dear,
Whose grief WIS boundless as ms love.
Ana WAlting tdae until ne cAnet
The mothers heart would still rejoice
To teach her bats his fathers name,
Who never herd that fathers voice.
The dreadful hotr had come! they bid
Ne look upon ler for the lastl
Isaw them close the c0ffin-lid,
heard them 3 they made IL fastt
Isaw them lowe that coffin down,
Aud place thea, dearest, where thou art
And still Ilivedf my heart beat on
A beating but broken hearth
~ I have liveei and still livel
To learn from VERY troubles breath,
That 1 have suffered and survived
A something worse than human DEATH
Ny angel wife! afar from thee
I count tha days, the moments event
Thou vert the hope of earth TO me,
And hope has followed thee to heaven
II. R. ].
VIENNA, AUSTRIA, November 16. 1855.
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On tuesday, December Sd, 1867,

In front Of the Law Courtroom In the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, the following property. to-wtt: A GER
coQury OF shelby, state OF Tennesses and city
OF Memphis. and bounded mt described a.
follows, 10 wit: Beginning al the northwest
corner Of an alley on the south side OF Poplar
street, between Main and second streets, city
OF Memphis, running west with Poplar street
2fk feet: thence south ~ rect; thence east PIX
beginning-together with all OF the improve
ments the reon. The title to said property is
beieved 70 be good, but L viii sell and convey
only A. Trustee. Equity OF redemption waived.
ssle between y o'clock m. and 2 O'Clock pm.
povl2 ids HIRAM A. PARrEE, Trustee.
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GRAND OPERlRG--BILLIARDS
The DOnegana Billiard Hall,
Corner Second and Madison sts.,

Late Etillman Hali3
TIE Undersigned begs to inform his friends
i and the public generally, thar be has sod
hls leasehold interest in the late EiDoTadO Bill
lard Hal. he has redttcf and almost neWly
refuruished the above establishment as a FIRST
Glass Billiard Hall ana Il now prepared 70
accommodates has patrons in a style second %
no establishment 10 n Southwest
ac19 I'm u. N. MCEEO3H. Proprietor.
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MERRlMAR, BYRD 6 CO.,
IN
y . W e1ry,
Silver and Plated Ware; Watchms-
ksrs and Manufacturing Jewellers,
2T5 MAIN STREET,
op. southCourt st. MEAPHIs. TENN,
r. O. BRADLEY
70 cApIrAIIsrs-

A NY one having Five Thousand Doliars in
"A Cash, who can cons suitably recommend
ed. and are willing to engage largely in the cul-
tivauon of one Of the best Cotton and Corn
Plautations in Mississippi, can hear OF a rare
opportunity 10 do 50 by addressing the under
signed.
The Plantation consists Of 800 ares, SIS Of
which is " Hammock Land" earable Of pro-
ducIDg one bale 70 the acre or IS bushels Of
corn. 1t is situated In ChickasaW county, on
SoukitOucha creek, about nine miles rom
OkolOuo. and nve miles from Egypt station on
the Mobile ami Ohio r. II. It is known as the
q Roger PianLstiOn." IL Is situated on high
ground. commanding . fine view for miles
around. Health OF the place and the purity OF
the water not surpassed by any other piaHta-
ton or neighbood In the country. The ovnels
have in their cribs at present from 500 TO $50
bushels Of corn. They viii lease 800 choice
acres for a term OF from one to i've years, or
they will cultivate the whole place N partner-
ship with an acceptable applicant. ThsPtanta
tion is well supplied with implements, and
nearly enough stock, such as wagonsand mules
are about s. reedmen on the place who
are willing 70 remain and cultivate IL on tayor-
able terms. For 70 rther information and terms
apply TO or address ]. A TODD, care OF Adam
Carlyle, R r. Agent, Egypt station, Mss
n0s 1ne
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M09.ShHEs Sale.

Toler & Singleton, vs.. Steam Tug Cherokee, etc
IN pursuance Of the order Of the Hon. on
Il nally g. rrleg United states District Judge
for the District OF Tsnnessee, a. Chambers. ]
shall sell, On
TUESDAY, NOV. s6rH, 1857, at y O'Clock NJ,
At the Pnblio Landing. 70 the highest nidder,
the OF Tug CHEROKEE. her rn-
gines, Machinery, 1ackle, Apparel and Punt
fure. Terms Of Eals-Cash.
in IQMENY, u. z. Marshal
For The District Of West Tennessee.
By J. B BISGHAN, Deputy u s. u.
mov15 IDS
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FAssMAN's IRON TIES
BALES.

UNHE undersigned have made extensive ar
Il engagements to supply the demand Tor these
Ties the present season.
In addition tothe FASSMAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE, so extensively used hereto
fore they nov offer his ALLIGATOR TIE, with
teeth so arranged as to l. SANITY clamp the
hoop when the pressure is removed nom the
bale. and hold IL without slipping.
Great pains hsve been taken to secure the
best quality OF iron.
These Ties are 81 simple In their arrange
ment that they can be applied by any one, 20
bales OF any size, with the same facility and
el pedition as rope. In strength. security and
facility OF application, they viii compare IA
vorably with any yet introduced.
The advantages OF Iron Ties are now gener-
ally recognized; U IL is deemed not out Of
place to cal the attention OF those Interested
to the very emphatic recommendation OF IN
derwriters, steamboat Captains, aud Owners
and Agents Of Sea steamers and Sailing YES
sells, reoeuty published in the newspapers il
New Orleans
CHAMBERS & LATTING,
General Agents, New Orleans,
For sale by
MEACHAM & TREADWELL.
HARRIS, COCHRAN & CO,
Memphis,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
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Trust SHE.

DY virtue Of q trust deed executed to me ON
ID the 9th day Of May, 1877. by r +. Looney
and wife, Louisa N. Looney, and duly regis
tered IN the Registers office OF shelby coanty,
Tennsssee, for the purpose OF paying the debt
therein mentioned, 1 Will,
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COTTON

I BERAL Cash Advances made on OonsiFn-
IL ments, and special attention given 70 III
fng orders sel2 8m
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