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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03

NJ. sTGAHAH performed feat Of climbing on
NohdAy evening not Ofsen witnessed IN our cOmmu-
Hiy. BE climbed the tall hsgpOls al The corner Of
Gay and Main streets, and placed the Stars and
Stripes on the 'topmost towering height thereof"
After successfully performing his mission, he de-
.csnded amid tie applause Of large number Of
,pectStOfE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03

ACCORDING to the recent assessment of property
by the Commissioners appointed By the County
Court The taxable property Of Knox county amounts
70 S54e9 s2s, or about $500 600 more than for the
YEAR 1885,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03

A Coon IzvEsTKEsT.--our city authorities
have purchased from the county the pisrs OF the
bridge built BY the Government over the river AZ
Ibis place which was carried away by the food last
Prng, and viii use the stone in them in MAcadAniz
ing our strsets. This was good movement. The
stoRe thus procured could not have been got from
The quArries az convenient to where needed as
his for less than ten times The amount paid The
piers oOald not have benefited the county in any
wy, and were consequently sold cheap.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03

"Dox'T BE FOOLISH. You can make Six Dol
lars from Fifty Gents. Call and examine an inven-
ton urgently needed by everybody. Or sample
sent free By mail for &c., that retsis easily Cor SO
By Z. L. Wolcott, 40 Chatham Square New Ysrk.
rfw spr1Seem
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03

SOME suspicious characters were arrested At tho
depot on Aoudsy By Policeman Bridwelf assisted
by some Of Capt R. n. Halle company Of State
militia
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03

PRTyATE MEDICAL ADvIcE.-Read Or. Whit
tiers advertisement in another column.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03
ESTABLISHFD m NFWPHIS Is

ladies III DIT. Russss Periodical Drops they
are In the Obstinate cases Married
dies should not use them during the rs three months Of
pregnaney For sale only BY DR.. Russell les eerson street
Memphis Iena frlce %. BY enclosing the amount Won
Sl receive By return mail, bottle the Drops vim
full directions Special attention paid to other diseases La
dies coming the city for treatment be accommodates
With elegant rooms.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03
m 4 d STILLMANN. GYNECO-

IL LOGIsf Fcaala Diagosi and eorTesPondense, lnha-
lAtiOns Spray, Hypedsrnic, Electric inhAAtions
Threat, LRgs Heart and YisceTs. Instru8sns hedenes
wrtsa prescriptions weeky $50 Tor the rt month 80
sSsa month subsequently, Daily attention at his oHces ~
Memphis, Tenn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03
To the Patrons OF the Cleveland
Water-Cure.

THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO SAY
that as IL is now commencing les TWENTIETH SEASON
ne Is better p pared than give heh fac.es the
needy In addition 20 our Electro Thermal xHd Trlzsh Bch
Departments which have ard psected during the
last have also aSded the Fraure Air ThIch
Is Invaluable In many cases.
With these additions nsttution ne ro command
lnt variety he mcst complete bathing facilities that
can b found in any one place in the world
7. I. sEELYE NJ. D.,
prnrrI
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03
Ghe kauxpille @hia.

Knoxville. Team, July 8, Iss7.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03

paper - ,,s Al large the one We issus Address
York.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03
TIE RRsT OHANCE VI

A CENTS WANTED, On \ SALARY
n OF commission, for my nap Of the Great A@sri-
sessions &C. AZ. your territory az DiBBLE
Wholesale Headquarters for Maps Charts and Pictures, e
Main .traat Louiaxille. Ky.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03
FOR sALE

DOR SALE.-195 ACRES, Fo0R AIEs
Il rom Knoxville Rolling land, With rich sol.
sood erst MIL y0ung FiRsyrd- g Acres und.r good
ssptstf MUNsoN / SEYMOUR
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03
SODA FOUNTAINS

GTEAM AND HORSE POWER THREsHING
- MaehIaesxe bald Steam and Horse Power Thresbing
Machiase OF all sizes also Portable saw Mis various sizes
Our Farm Engine the bc in America, and Thrchers
are superior TO any mads.
Send sOr pamphlet -. -. =.
Robinson Machine Works, Richmond, Iad-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22
FROM

NEW ORLEANS, October 2l.-Special
4 Order No. l66 declares the total vote of
the State Of Louisiana at the election on
the question Of q Convention to be
20 I74o Of which 75,0S3 were for the Con-
veption and 1000 against, IS blank. A
majority Of the whole number registered
having voted, and a majority Of the
votes east being for Convention, the del
epates elected are notified to assemble in
Convention 81 Mechanics Hall, New
Orleans, on November 23d. The order is
signed By Gen. Mower.
The negro State Of louisiana will soon
be welcomed into the Union, with all
rebels disfranchised, common schools
for negroes, to be maintained by taxes on
property, and legislators, sherifs, clerks
and judges elected by negroes. IL will be
a fine spectacle for the world 70 witness :
and when the State so bedeviIled is once
ia the Union, how viii Democratic vic
tories in the North help it? "The ballot
is peace" GREELEY says. The ballot
will prove to be revolution and war, in
the reconstructed States. The white
race will not alJDayS look tamely on and
see negro policemen, as in Mobile,
dragging sged white ladies down stairs
by the feet, and taking them before negro
Judges to be imprisoned.
1t is quite evident that the negroes and
Radicals have the work Of reconstruction
iu Louisiana altogether to themselves.
1t is when the State has been recon
structed aud the negroes have the power,
and a negro Supreme Court or a Radical
one decides that they have the right TO
disfranchise whom they please, as has
been decided in Tennessee, thatthe reign
Of the Devil VIII fairly commence.
now is, is nothing to what will
hen be, Ofsll the dsmnable atrocities
Of all the tyrants Of the world, nothing
has equailed this Of makipg negro States,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

PaINCIPLEs GOvEESING THE CON

A GOVERNMENT Of white men for white
men; and no political miscegenation.
LOYALTY TO t& Union OF thesTATEs; FrDEL-
rry 10 the Constitution in its true extent and
meaning Obedience 20 and maintenance Of
all law. state and National, cOnstitutionany
enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, U~surpation and OPP
prassion. Of one man or many and to all en-
c~roachments upon the rights OF neemen or OF
states. or upon the just and constitutional
prerogatives Of any Department Of the State
or National Governments.
No ESTABLISHMENTS Of Military despotisms,
no e~nthroning Of msrtial law, no suspension
ofthe writ OF Habeas Corpus, no Staying OF cit
izens by Military Commission, no interference
with the Courts, no Je1res de cachst, in time OF
pesce.
STRICT sUB-oRDIsATIoS ofthe Military 20 the
Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES OF States in time Of
peace.
RESTORATION Of disfrsnchised citizens 70 al
and privileges Of which they have been
disseized: no prosecutions or diaqualnoAuohs
for political opinions; for the PAST, ooINlou
OF offences; for the PEEsENT and FUTURE
UNIoN. PEACE Law and ORDER
PERPETUAL TO a nreemen Oft
AEGEAN race. ofau the CIVIL rights Of freemen.
no REPUTATION, by state OF Nation, Of any
honest and awiul debt.
No Revival OF old party differences; but a
Union Of al Conservative men, OF al former
psrries. who revere the Constitution, TO restore
The old Landmarks Of the Government
No 10 plumber one portion OF
r,s country for the proht Of another portion
IS JUST; Whatever Is RIGHT
whatever is Of GOOD EEPUTE and WoFthy OF
the descendants OF English freemen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

and putting the white race under the
feet Of a race little better than the brutes
that perish. And yet there are journals
in the South, edited by white men, who
Justify it and exult at it! One finds it
difficult 20 believe that they are sincere
II they are, 1t is charitable to hope that
they are insane. IF they are not sincere,
one Is tempted to think, as some aged
lady, it is said, thought in regard to the
Overseer Of the Plantation of Tennessee,
that gheg do not die soon, they wH 90 10
he'll alive. II Q does not yet think so
let him read the following paragraph:
A respectable white woman, a prop
erty owner In Mobile, was arrested one
day last week by a negro policeman, and
taken to the guard house. When be en-
tered her house to make the arrest she
refused to accompany him, on the ground
that she had committed no ofiense. DE
then called for assistance and dragged
her out by the heels. This is q fair illus
tratiOn Of what will be matters Of every
day occurrence when the plans OF the
Radicals shall have been fully consum
/ matad-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22
MARKETs.

New ORLEANS, November 2l.-Sales
Of cotton to-day, 1000 bales, the largest
of the season demand, active; mid
dliDgs, lie; receipts, 1911 bales. Sugar,
inactive and dropping sales Of prime at
l21c. AOlssses, quiet commOE 10 choice,
6SGTGc. Flour, dull and dr0ODing, no
quotations.. Corn, declined B(alGc yell
low and white, 81 1901 %. Oats, very
dull. 7Sc. Pork, no sales reported, hold
ers asking 81 IS. BacoG, only a retail
business doing; shoulders, l24@l24c ;
clear sides, lie. Lard, dull choice tierce,
he. Gold, 394 sterling, 5l953i New
York sight, ] premium.
ST. LOUIS, November 2L.-TobsccO is
quiet. Flour, =, SS@S 60. Wheat in
seJive at 81 SG(a2. Corn fgmeF at al@
95c. Oats sitter at 67196Sc. Barley is
higher at 81 2291 90. Provisions are
unchanged. Hogs active at 696Ic
hams 64964c gross.
LOUISVILLE, November 2I.-Tobacco
scarce sales Of 40 bids at So 20l@2l SO.
Superdne -four, S8. Wheat, g 3592 50.
Corn, old shelled in bulk, 95G96c new
in ear, 65G67c. Oats are dull at 65966c
Hogs, in bnlk, 6A@7c; receipts increas-
ing. Green hams, lie. BacOn-shCul-
ders, l3tc clear sides, lB[c. Mess pork,
$50. Lard, in %tierces, l24@l23c. Whisky
csc in bond.
CINGINNATI, November 21.-Flour is
dull; family, $40 5000 rs Wheatdull
81 1902 IS Corn, new, 75@7Sc. Rye
dun, 81 4SG1 so. Barley active, 81 $50
l IS. Whisky unchanged. Hay dull,
s. 2566 IS gross, IS 40 net. Green
meats, 6, 9 and ll@c. Lard, ll&9l2c.
Pork dull and nominal, Sl9 50G2O. Ba-
con unchanged. Weather mild.
New York, November 2l.-Cotton q
shade lower; sales of 5000 bales, lT46ISc,
Flour dull end heavy, Sl5915 . super
fine State and Western, S. 2599. Whis-
Ky quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull.
ST 81; amber State, 81 65. Corn dull
and lover, 7SI6s0c. Rice quiet. Coffee
dull. Sugar 6rm; Cuba, lll@l2ici Ha-
vana, I22c. MOlasses quiet. Pork lower
$50 70. Lard lower, l2$8l3}c.
Money market firm at 7 per cent.
Sterling steady, 9IG94c. Gold, 1893.
Governments quiet and unchanged.
State Face Company has failed liabili-
ties, $1,000, 600 assets, $4,000. Stocks
steady.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
Monday, December 2sd. 1867.

4O-N. r. D-Thomas James, ct al, VS.. LOuisa
L. James, ct al. Chancery Court OF Memphis.
ny virtue OF an interlOcutory decree made in
ID the above cause, I Will sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, at the Court House
door IN the CT y OF Memphis, Tenn, on MOI
DAY, December q, 1867, between the hours OF
10 an. and y m, the following described real
estate, tO-wtJ: The lot Of ground known and
designated upon the plan or map OF South
Memphis IS Lot Ne. 2 IN BLOCK No. Al. and
bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning az a
point on the east side or line OF 81. Martin
street 90 feet southwardly from the point oftn-
tersectiOn Ofthe south side Of Vance street, the
east line Of st. Martin street, thence south
wardly on and with the east side OF st. Martin
street 90 feet to the northwest corner Of Lot 40.
lin said block No Al, said lOL extending back
east Eardly from ST. Martin street with a uni
form width OF so feet to the center OF Bayou
GayosO. Also, the east hall Of lot No lin block
No. Al, on the plan of south Memphis. Said
lot fronts on Vance street $50 feet to the center
OF Bayou Gayoso, and runs back 80 feet % 100
No 2
The shove lots have been subdivided into four
lots, a plan or diagram Of which can be seen
upon application ~ the oftice OF the Clerk and
Master.
Terms OF Ssls-One-f fourth cash and balance
in equal i~nstalments OF six. twelve and eigh-
teen months from day Of sale-purchasers CIV
ing notes bearing Interest rom date, WITH ap-
proved security, ana lien retained till payment
of purchase money.
Equity OF reoem ption barred.
nov22 A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
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NEW ADvERTIsEME'Ts


The PLANTATION Of the lats John = Ham
lin, deceased, containing u40 acres, situated
eight miles east OF Memphis, naar the Pigeon
state for cultivation. The place will be rented
in a body OF any number OF acres, 70 suit ten
ants. Houses ali new and In good order, VITA
many -conveRienees, Including Gin, MIL,
Blacksmith's shop, etc.
Also, 1000 acres rich bottom land In Tuuica
county, Miss opposite Helena, Ave miles nom
the river, with Comfortable improvements and
under good fence; will be rented IN a body or
In quantity to suit tenants. 40 acres open
land. H =
Apply to F. v. IRVINE, Zs Front Row, for
further information, or John B. CARNES
Adminittratcr John p. Hamlin, deceased.
Memuhig. November ~ 1851 nBFL2 I'm
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m roRRFsPONDFyTs.

"a notfce can be taken OF anonymous Com
urnicsronz. Whatever is intended for in
e-fon fn the APPEAL, must be authentt-
rs+e5 by the name and address Of the
writsr. as a guarantee OF his good faith and
responsibility.
p,gfDess letters should be addressed 70 Il
APPEAL" Memphis.
communication for publication must be writ
ten on p side or the page only, and with
all other matters connected with the edito-
~r.I dsDa-tment. should be addressed: EDI-
TORS oFTHE APPEAL, Memphis.
NJ. -,Dpot. A. a rule. undertake 20 return artl-
i. moi found suitable for publication.
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STRAY NOTICE

Posted by c. Brown, 3 miles from Memphis,
a Pony Horse. II hands high, valued 80 SIS
also, by VIM. Grooms, IN 18th district, a Brown
Horse Mule, 5 years old. Il hands high, valued
at 500 also, by A. L. 3rady in Ist district, a
Light bay Mule, Il hands high. aOOut 5 years
o d, branded on the ieti shoulder With letter s,
value SO; by I, n. Baker, a DARK Brown
Horse Mule, Is hands high, value Sl00s by Jas
Weningham, near Raleigh. a Black Horse
Mule, branded on LEFT hip with q, valueda at $50.
Tue owners are notified TO prove property,
pay charges, and take them away.
ANDREW HTEWART,
Ranger Shelby County.
Raleigh, Tenn, November IS, 1851
nOv2I law3Wa
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&SMITH
DRNTI9TS,
No. 239 Main Street,
CLAY BUILDING.
s. A. SMITH, la'e with DR.. A. Wesson.
Attnchlnent Nntfce

". V. Lester, Assignee Of Howell, Davis Les
ter. vs.. j. g. Cook.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"a made In this cause, and attachment nav
ing been Issued against the effects Of T. x. Cook
the ground that he is a nonresident ID
the state Of Tennessee, and 10 having been re-
turned levied upon two mules and one wagon
a. the property Of the said Cook
1t Is therefore ordered that the defendant en-
ter his appearance on or before the 9th DAY Of
December, 1857, 10 plead, answer or demur 10
said attachmenL or the same VIII be taken for
cenfessed and the cause set for bearing exparte.
and that a cOpg Of this Order be published once
a week for four consecutive WeeRs In The Mem
pkis Daily Appeal. s. A. MOORE, j. 2.
Mallory, Young a Anderson, Attys for PIE.
November q, 1907. n0v22 law4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22
LATEST
BY
FROM JACKSON, TENN.

Special Dispatch to the Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, November 2l.-ln
the Supreme Court to-day, the case Of
Waldraven vs.. Mayor Of Memphis was
heard and judgment affirmed.
The case o. Green We. Smith reversed.
The Murdoch case was concluded to-
day. T9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22
MOudaE fhe 2Sd Day Of December.

1857, in front OF my once at the corner Of East
Court and second streets, in the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn pTopeed 70 sell for cash, between
ths hours Of TO am. and ? pm, a certain lease
hold estate FOR q term ofIWenty years from the
18th day OF December, 1856 70 the 18th day OF
December, 1886, in the following described real
estate, to-wlt A certain piece, parcel or lot OF
ground. Iyina, being and situated IA the county
Of Shelby and state OF Tennessee, and IN the
City OF Memphis, designated as Lot NO. 81 on
the plan OF toe Navy Yard Grounds, ceded by
United states Government 70 the city or Mem
phis. conomencing a. the intersection Of Auc-.
lion and Fulton streets; hence sou h with
Fulton street 4Z3 feet 10 Lot No. 90: thence
~wsstwardly vii the line Of Lot No. 56t 10 The
Public Landing thence northeast so feet 10
The beginning. together with ali the improve
mems, buildings and eIections thereon. There
Is a new steam Saw-miu on the said lot. with
all the machinery necessary to run the same.
n perfect order. which will be included In the
ale. Said deed Of trust ~sexecuted T. secure
the payments Of one pronaissoTy note for Sl4S
. M. +. Hil The sale will be subject 60 me
annual rent due the city OF Memphis. Equity
redemption waived. Title good, but iWifl
JOHN HALLUA, Trustee.
November a. 1851, nqv2 s0d
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TyuStee'S Sale,

Under aud by virtue OF a Deed CT Trust TO
u me executed by Charles Thomas and Jane
G. L Thomas his wife, on the 18th day OF May,
1907, and duly recorded al the Register's once
or shelby county, Tennessee, in Record Book
No. 90, Part 30, pages 400, ~ and 49s, 1 will. on
thursday. the 18th Day OF December, 1861,
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock q m. and 4
o'clock pm., at the southwest corner OF Main
and Madison streets, in the city Of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee, sell at public auction
70 the highest bidder, Tor cash, the following
described real state. A certain tract or land,
situate, lying and beingtn tue county ofshelby,
and state OF Tennessee, and described as fol-
vision Of thelands belonging to the heirs OF the
late Or. Lewis q TrezeVant, containing thirty
five and one-half $50 acres, beginning n the
northwest corner of lot numbered Three F;
thence south Sc east 1850 chains 70 a slakes
thence north 20 inks TO a red oak stump. the
Road; thence south 3s vest 10 90 chains To a
stake on the west side Of said Plank Road;
thence 81 west 30 40 chains to a stare on the
west boundary OF the tract and IN John POpeis
east line; thence north 8 chains to the north
corner Of the tract, a htckory5 thence 80
mOity or balf interest. with all improvements,
OF another tract OF Land in the county Of Crit
teuden. State OF Arkansas, known on the orig
fnal surveys of said state as The fractional east
haIf OF the southeast quarter OF section IS,
township 7, north range 3 east, ard the east
half Of the east half Of section ?, township 8,
north range least, containing IN all 40 acres
more or less. said deed OF trust was executed
to secure the yme OF certain PrOmissOrY
notes therein described. The right Of redemp-
lion is waived. and the title believedto De good,
but l convey only as trustee.
LOUIS F. CARR, Trustee
Mallory, Young & Anderson, Attorneys,
November p, 1867. noVzZ IDS
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Agents Wanted Everywhere,
FOR aFINLEY's CHURN-DAsHER."

The FINLEY CHuRN DAsHERe ommne SO fully the requisite qualities Of anDaev
economy and pracard nmH. ast place at the head 81 all oter Implement To- smi Ar pur
pes and emuotm i to recommend itself most krcbyt to he common sense ad good ng-
dEa nd more ep 20 YIN IN people, Of The Southern Satasw rho nos feel 50 geauythe
R@nenbT that he reaI price hash en liked at q DOLLARSeRch, everywhere and
haSnS PRNN a Ms 70 NODE nd exercise he exclusive right tohe ma1aae 9re Gdae
Than authorzeda gencNS
Remeu6g thatu he wholesale price to AGENTS has been hxed.a a ngre 70 inswe a large
M with 6sGE y. many obens N Gnd @ with tbau@ndsof IL capital invested ia
Rgea69 that ade nbTmg, energetic men, who are willing to pull a coat and rn a
CAN, with small apMa.r eahze lone hahedpG cent pWhN every thirty to sixty
Gays n1ncene enough certainly and y care prepared 70 o@r twh scn1 N Ega sT p
m@. DaaeHand M1Ane4s@ nTai Mn omh promises ar made 70 My El 20 g "a
get mpoymen and good pay-empbymsntt for hOusands- mentb onp euSzfa And
gngT %sssa BE ns do OF operation r. as wide ths WHOLE 60 Sq 26 i @S ~ ssn
Allie beorey you Can visit mmo on h0ta d On horseback By wagon railroad and steamboat
and IT win PAY TU WILL 70 % II. for wheevTyou Mayo With tn @Dashsr" YOU vii
gcyn LAG umsAn d Wone coming" Young men accept s11 "a makg W
oWnh uga nd by your ognfHdqdaal DTS3 and here Ez good pporu1ny OF donGs Thr5V
ease"a ndt Rs hold 4 this work Win vm: drive it, ahead.n md soon he empty pue viii
faE-runnt1g Overland friends MI spring up by thslelon- -.
Remember thatn addnon 0te upeUwdS that here ar TWO RRLzkS at stake ~
We want you 70 nee Eco1 Mhen5 TWO HUNDRER ans FIEs d ~ DoLLARS
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TRUSTEES NnLe.

DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed to me
d on the 10Th day OF April A. d. 1897, by James
hose, r. u. Basseit, j. A. Nevis and NJ. 8. Pax
ton, which deed IS registered in the Regis er's
ONCE OF Shelby County, Tennessee, in Record
Book No. co, Part 2, pages S95, sg7, 3ss and 8s9,
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DIED.

GRAYES-Died, ip this city on the 18th inst,
W. r. GRAVES aged % years,
Louisville and New Albany papers please
cOBv.
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1 J pressing Cotton will be 81 rs per bale,
which includes, as before. one Drayage, Cover,
sample Holes and Fire Insurance while in
orr poesegsI n. All cotton received PRIOR 70
said date, will be charged at 81 90 per bale for
Compresstng.
All bills pressing are due and payable
at the time kueh cotton is delivered to the
carrier.
southwestern Freight a Cotton Press Co.
By j. MERRITT, President.
GILL MAUHN,
ChickasaW Steam Cotton Press.
MambhiR November 70. 1867. noV2O Nv
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AMUsEMENTS
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
Lessee and Manager--W.C THOMPSON
staae Manaqer..r...-..sHIRLEY u. FRANCE

and positively the last night ofLOrTA.
Friday Evening. November 22-By par
ticular request, LITTLE NELL ana The
MARCHIDNESA banjo 6olOs new Operatic
Duett. SATURDAY, commencing at IA,
Grand Lolita Matinee. Secure your seats
carly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

CHAEGE OF TIME-Doors open at = 10 7 4;
curtain to riss aJ u precisely.
Prices a. usual. Seats may be secured six
DAYS IN adVauee.
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AUCTION.
N. NJ.
LAhDS

THE Lots not disposed OF al public sale in
i Guiding the Residence. are offered privately
the sam terms a. annour ced AZ The mo-
be sale. namely: Tenth cash. and Zen snnuat
indtaImemts carrying SIX per cent. Interest
The Lots remaining are IN no way Inferior 10
those heretofore sold
Apply either 10 my agents., Messrs- hOHs-
TER, TREZEVANT q CO., or % myself.
noV22 Nv n. 81. IRRELEVANT.
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{. W. FRAZER.
November %. 1857. uov2l