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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-23

Of Russia did after crushing the Poles. The En-
peror of France did so when he perjured himself and
stabbed the Republic in France. The English did SO
after killing sixty thousand of own countrymen in
49, and does every government on earth-Turk Jew,
Christian, Pagan.
Now, when the head Of the Christian Church has to
rely on organized and armed force not being particular
who fires shot pushes bayonet in his Defense there
can be no objections in the Irish people having recourse
to the same tactics In fact, it is the old maxim of
Cromwell, and we must adopt it at last, Put your trust
in God, but keep your powder dry" 1t is doubtful
which half of this axiom is the most powerful 1t is
probably safer to keep the line intact strong faith
backed by action, smghty Had the Papal Government
depended on Providence alone, Garbaldi would have
hosed the flag of Italy from the dome of ST. Peter,
while Providence backed by the bayonets of France
prevailed
Surely there can be nothing wrong in following the
example set by the Holy Father Though we should
rely Providence much and tongues out
in words piously strung together, without action
they avail nought. Providence, the other hand,
when backed by heavy battaions is irresistible The
Crusaders of old prayed but while chanting their songs
of faith were charging the Saracens with the steel at
the same time The same holds good in modern times
Faith without good works is nothing Then away with
this whining and cringng in hopeless depression Let
us marshal our battalions, and march the enemy
singing
Mne eyes have seen the glory the coming of the Lord
but keeping your bayonets brig ht and powder dry
Let us hear about ireland being not worth
drop of blood. IF the Head of the Christian Church
feels justified in spilling torrents of his own peoples
blood for the protection of his temporal power
few square miles of italian territory, how much blood is
Ireland worth? Surely the most ultra believer in the
temporal power cannot hate Garbadi and his followers
any stronger look upon them greater criminals
than the Irish feel towards and look upon the English
mercenaries
We want higher nor hoer justification for spilling
our enemies blood in the of country than this
and FIVE take the example practically it will be well for
country
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-23
Prov idence.

There some people who rely so entirely on Prov
idence that they tb ink of shaping events beiev-
ing that everything, good bad, and Indifferent comes
direct from His hand. Let the English invade Ireland
and partly subdue by cunning and fraud and straight
way we are required to accept her rule proydentia
Let her tyrant oligarchy manufacture famine while
Heaven has blessed the land with golden harvess and,
10 the hand of Providence is pointing the starving
people to the Workhouse or the emigrant hulk. The
benighed world requires evangeizaton and Providence
fowns famine people, sends millions to cohness
graves whiLe Others more fortunate fly to all ends of
the earth bearing the light of Christianity to the unor
tunae matte ms who have too much eat and not enough
Of faith
It is not necessary to inform readers, that Prov
idence has been accused of taking such drive
us out of ur fathers land, unwilling missionaries that
we have bee We todn plain terms hatwe must be
sacrificed atonazly that England and America may be
sared spirit 1oz Our terrible suferngs and degradation
have been boastfully heralded to the worldly
who suffer ery little themseyes-as honorable marks
of providen al esteem We scourged for virtues
and degraded by special favor
Whom t he Lord loveth He chastiseth " has been
dnned into ur whenever groaned audbly, and
protested agai ns being chastened forever
Now we h umbly beg leave to remark, that we have
been loved to much and it is time we should ask Prov
idence to hold up little. There are the English whom
all hate Providence and ourseves-what if we re-
quested that hey should be loved after the fashion with
which ave been loved O Lord love Eng
land you loved us. Take the crown from off her
herecal hea and humble the Wearer low in the dust
Stretch forth thy Christening hand and sweep her chill
dren into fan nne graves Lash them with scourges to
emgran cof ms till their bones shall whiten the sea
from lhyerpC 'ol to all creation Sweep those English
villages and peasant cottages from off the land until the
nerds shall re am the deserted fields and old forgotten
grayeyards nd the valleys shall know the voice of man
no more Stop the LOOMS and choke the harbors until
onoon pecon les place to M and Liverpool rots in the
green sea oo2e Let her people be hunted until their
names become oy-words in the nations mouths Let
her children be born in woe and nursed in raos Do
this, Lord and you will save US the trouble of upset
ting the emp re. Do it, and let rs establish orr Re-
/pubIc and llY like Christians in our own fair land.
This and m ore you have done for usor ;do,oo
is grossly bell ed-and from the dust banooth tho
nations we cry unto thee, let the bitter cam mace .o,
We know Row aoeU fed sufferers will raise their ovos
and stab the r with holy groans when we saw tbat
do not charge countrys grievances to Providence
but to MEN There are but two parties to blame for our
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-20
Trustees Saie.

nv xirtua Of a deed OF Trust executed to ne
Il as Trusas on the 18th day Of June, 1851, oy
lanes Brown, anu which has been d1lJ re-
csrde A WI, on
The list Day Of January, 1865,
prcesed 20 sell, to the highest bidder, for cash,
q Du6lie sale. on second street., between Kad-
fson and MsnrOe, in the city OF Memphis,
Tenn. one Lun and zone ba5 horse Aute, cen
Vsvsd by said deed Of trust
Tne purchaser VIII take sncu tLe aaizvested
in me - Trustee BY said ese1
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LEGAL.
Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate.
Wednesday, January Is, Ises.
No. -, q. D-Unlon BANK Of Tenns.ss vs.. R.

No. -, P ID Union Bank OF Tenuesse ". r.
L. ArmstrOHg e. al.
QY virtue Of an interiocutory decree made in
- the above cause, j will sell AZ pubic aucdDu
% TIE highest bidder, at the C0urthouss ooor Ia
heeAly OF Memphis Ieanssses- on WEDNES-
DAY January Is, ISIS, between TIE hours Of 10
80 anu ~ mrths iOBoWtug described zeal -
Hirst-A lot OF parcel Of Iaud boundef a. fol-
lows beginning Al q stake In The MeIaphtsaud
Germantown Plank Road on the norm line OF
me 81 - 20 aere tract purchased b. v. ~. Ire
Hsfant ~ he1hsth Jarrett, thence running
south % east 10 CHAINS and o. links 10 a efaks
In the same read and on the sams Hne- Thence
south IL chains ana 70 links 10 a sfake th,.ars
south 2 ehalns ana y links TO the b~eziuuiug
eoutaining - acres more or less
zeeond-Al.of A-loo acres, bounded A. fol-
eoruer Of a ~ acre tract sold byN N. Trez@Tanf
% b l. ArmstrOng, running theDee esst u
chaiua and p links 20 3 staxs on sgBtDasgs 80
nsr OF said land, thence south 2 chalns - an
HnEE o a stake, thence west - chains AMI "a
links thence north zehains and 40 Inks 10 m
beginning.
IHlrd-A lot described as follows: Bealnn,rg
A. a stake on IT. Martins street a. feet aoGE ~
Natuds James present south corner. tharce
north With the east line o. said 81 MartInfs
street Ad feet 70 a stake, thence east p-r1sn-
dicular 20 ST. Martins street 70 Bayou &C.,
Bayou Oay9sO 70 a line 90 feet E0m aud a.
allel 20 the last mentioned line. thence weu -
The beginning.
~Fourth-TWO lots OF land-ons II. The other
70 acres, being doger land OF Mrs TIiiman Bet
Is widow Of ItIH2n Belts, deceased.
TERMS OF Sal q credit Of SIX and
twelve Is and u mouths Notes with qosi =
curHy- Lien 70 BE- staine I'll pas meuf0
purchase money. Equity o. redemUt on barred
1tct2 ASTON, CLERK < Msstsr.
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TNDEH and by virture OF q De q ~ Trust 70
l. me executed by the Presidentand b ard Of
Directors OF tGe Memphis Dry Dock Company,
on the Sth day Of November, ls11l eighteen
hundred and s xty-seven, 70 secure the psy-
mPnt Of ~certaia claims therein described,
which Deed q Trust is recorded in the Regis
ters once OF she by eOunts in Record Book
No. 81, I'd. 800, go, ct s-qrtter. 4 s1al process
to sell to The highest a q best bid1eus for cash.
at the Dock Yari IN FoTt ftczsrtug near 10
and below the city Of MeUphs. % saturday,
the 23th day OF 4 ecember 1915 between the
hou-s OF II and 4 o'clcck u the flowing de-
seriosd property, to-wit: Four sect o1s lcogn-
pletel ofIEel uempl-sl Uy Docks recently con-
strucfed by the said Germany, togetn-r with
al the Pump, EnHnes FIX re. and Tools Of
every Description a. pert4utng thereto also,
the Blacksmith Stop Tools, non Lumber
and 70 aferials = every kin hQorg ng 70 said
COmpany and also the chart ? OF said COM
pany e anted by he legislature or Ieuuesee,
with ful and ample powers 20 carry on said
Dorhs and enlarge the same. Inc work on
these Docks is LeW, and the sections arr in
good working crCsr. A spleudd opening Is
Afforded by { IS sale 70 practical Workmen TO
obtain control ~ Docks, mes and in good ran
uipR oldar. and wei located Everything per-
tainirr To- them Will be turned over b. The
Trustee 10 the purchaser as soon IS he COM
W.. 4. BUITS.
pc4Ltds Trustee.
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General II. E. Lee,

or Virginia, has a FINLEY DAsHER. Col.
Nath. Adams, Stanton Depot, uses FINLEY
DASHER- Col J. J.. Faekler, OF Huntsville,
Ala, uses FINLEY DAsHER- @. Z. winchen.
OF Cincinnati, says nothing equal TO the
DAsHER- Ms A. d. Smith, or Rochester, y.
Y, uses one OF the DAsaERs. Col. Il. K.
Strong, OfDizon. III, ProRounces the DAsHER
a success. Dr.. J. ". owen, Of EusseIvine, Ky.
says IL can't be beat, The venerable editor OF
the jackson Wbig. ". ". Gates, does not hest
tate 10 recommend the DAsHER in highest
terms And so will any other Individual who
viii THY C. Retail Price, % 90. Exclusive
agencies and good terms to the right sort OF
meh with a small capital. Can upon, or write
70, IA. CAMERON & Co,
So Main street
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OFFICE e.
ROOM NO i.
Corner Monroe and Second SIS

Garner Monroe and Second Sts-
wuE have the Abstract Books and complete
Nv Indar o. the Registers once comPlsd
nv the late BENNY A. OREEi ana after
Trora t5an q years trial OF their accuracy
- = cerefnl experiences IN the bustnaAs mos
me Mistake having ocsurred il AL That tlmeB
- are enabled T. furnish complete deraASn-
menfs Of tltletos al
FortP Pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County Lands,
-. sbcvfaE notice and on the most reasons
-. ts-1Ss q. J. GAMRRELL CO.
mhan sEeseasap Bond Campbell
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+. w. Caldwell,

shelby Depot, says no h~Ousskeeper ought to be
without a FINLEY CHURN DAsHER, and
no one certainly WILL after one trial, for the
trning sum Of s. 20. Ask 1T. Henry Dlcksry,
Dr. Love and GeneralJ.C en- Robertson OTHER
nando, Whist they would take for their FINLEY
DASHERS II they could not get another. Per.
hsps they wOuld surprise you with their an
swers. Retailed everywhere at s. ". More
agents wanted.
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Exactly the Right Sort

OF men can get most favorable agencies for
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wis
consin, lows, Missouri, Texas, Louisians, Viz.
gnia, Maryland and California. Exclusive
county agencies in almost every State in the
Unioa. Good business pluck and perseverance.
with a hundred or more dollars cash capital
will Iske MORE MONEY with one or more good
counties In sale OF the FINLEY CBURN
DAsHER than MANI " overshadoving estab-
lishments" with their thousands OF capital.
II you don't understand this declaration, call
and be convinced.
IA. CAMERON &CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-20

In ront Of the Law Court Room IN the cry OF
Memphi, Tennessee, selItO ire bighfst bidderl
Tor cssn the following properly. to-Wl All
uel p. Rose in the estate Of DR.. Hugh r Rose
deceased, com prisiug lands 10 Upton eonnys
Nnnford admfnistratOr OF DR.. Hugh F. Rose,
deceased alsn, the Interests OF the said sam
mel p. Rosa (which Is undtvtdedl IN a certain
pousa and LOO on r binsOn street, IN the city OF
Gemnbis Teunessee, being the same hOuss and
~ unou which the mother Of the said samuel
Ress roT resides, together with all Of the
snc~~rTsnanres thereunt0 belonging / viii
convex such title only as is vested In me as
Trustee
80 IA j.. =. PEYTUN. Trustee.
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AT.TEN

ALLEN HOUSE,
CORNER WASHINGTON AND sECoNDsTS.
We take pleasure IN announcing that cur
SouSe Is stin open forths accommodation OF
travelfnZ continuity. Neat and comfortable
rooms can be secured at ali times, and with
sfrict attention to the wants Of guesfs- We feel
no besItancy In asserting that We can and viii
please All who may favOr US with thesr pIron-
age We win be pleased 10 meet old friends auc
patrons. and as many new ones - mas faNor
US with a cal. We feel under many oolssnonH
~ ne liberal patronage bestowed upon Us In
lie past, and hope % receive our share 10
uture. Board 81 50 per day nOVl0-Sm
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TrMRfee,9 81.
Ism Dsy OF January, AID, 1858,

Under and by virtue or a Deed Of Trust
u executed By Calvin d. 8art and Ellen J..
Harr on he I2th day OF July. A-D.,l 1855, 70 me,
as Trustee. TO 81 cure the payment OF q certain
note therein recitsd. I VIII, on the
-..- n NCA2
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Fathers and Sons

Who have tolsd all the year long for the
" voter" and the sx-gatherer, can, with LES
LABOR, with MORE PLEAsURK, and with cash
capital 70 the value OF one good Mule, driver
lucrative business, without rent, insurance,
burgla: safes, scoePtsnces, indorsements or
open accounts, by calling upon the Agents Of
the FINLEY CHURN DAsHER, 81 Main
street, Memphis.
J. A. CAMERON & co.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
Monday, December esd, 1897.

Monday, December esd, 1857,
la0-N. r. D-ThOmss James, ct al, vs.. LouiEa
7. james et al. CnanCery CourJ OF Memphis.
10y vir,us or an interIOcut6ry decree made in
ID the above cause, Z Will Sell a. public auo-
ton 10 the highest bidder, at ths Court House
door in The CT = OF Memphis, Tenn. on mon
DAY, December .. 1867. betu cen the hour OF
10 an. and L m the following described real
estate. tO-wiG: The lot OF ground known and
designated upon the plan CT map OF south
Memphis ss Lot Ne. 2 IN Block No. Il, and
bounded as follows. tO-wIL: Becfrniug az a
point on the east sioe or lire OF 81 Martin
street 60 feet EOuthwardly from the point offn-
tersscJfon OF south side OF Vance street, the
east line Of ST. Martin street. thence south
Wardly on and with the e lst SIDE Of st Martin
street % feet to the northwest corner OF Lot No.
Sinsaid block No. Al SAID iOt extending hack
eastgardiy from ST Martin street with q uni
form width OF 80 feet 70 the center - Bayou
Gayus0. Also, the east half Mot NO lin CLOCK
No 81, on the plan OF south Memphis sad
OF Bayou GayosO, and runs back 90 feet u Iot
No >
The above lots have been subdfvfded into four
lots, 4 plan OF diagram of which can be seen
upOn application ~ the OIice o. The Clerk and
Master.
Terms OF SaIe-One fourth c. h and balance
in equal i~nsialmeEus OF six. twelve and eizh-
teen IA OutEs from day Of ssle-purchas=rs ET
ing notes bearing interest froH date, with APP
proved security and lien retained dh payment
Of purchase aoney
Equity Of re1en ptiOu barred.
EOV22 A.ALSIUN. CLERK Rnd Master.
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saturday, The 28th Bay Of december, 1891

saturday, the 2Sth Day OF December, 1891,
bstween the hours OF II O'Clock an ana l
O'Clock pm. on the southwest corner OF Main
aud Madison streets, in the city OF Memphis.
sell at Pubiie outcTy, for casE. 70 tke highest
bidder. The following described properly, lying
and being in the county Of Shelby and |Lals Of
tennessee, and known and designated as FOL
lows, tO-wIt One tract lying early east OF
The city Of Memphis and ffOuting on Wnat IS
known as the New Raleigh road, and described
as follows, to-wit Being lots Nos n one and
~ two, and three acres adjoining lots No (2l
IN the south uue running east and west, con-
tanning forty acres azIaid down and designated
in the plan Of subdivision Of the J.. n. Lewis
$40 acre tract, belonging 70 VIM. f. Hardin,
according 70 survey made by Milton A Kerr,
aud duly recorded Ia the fgister's office Of
shelby county Tennessee, and upon which Is
a frame house ana other improvements Also
q certain other uact described as 70 lows, to-
wit Two certain lots numbered 6 snd 7. and
fronting EW hfJy feet each on Jones avenue,
lying and being in the city Of Memphis, being
a pert OF a 8 acre tract conveyed b. deed Of n
c. Brinkley TO Mrs sarah M-Jones on the LIST
day o. January, 1857, which deed Il Of record
ia the Registers Office Of shelby county Te1-
nessee. rs book No 5, pp 8s and 20, and de-
scrlbed a. follows, to wit: Beginning at the
southwest corner OF Galore lot (5Jl fee Iom
the southeast corner OF Jones avenue and
Han eys 81 rect thence eastWardfy with Gall
oris line 10 feet 10 a stake: thence sOuthwaruly
and parallel to Jones avenue one hundred feet
% a stake thence west SArdly ami parable
with GailOr's line one hundred and seventy
feet 10 the east side Of Jones avenue, and thence
~uOItbWaruly win the east side OF Jones ave-
nue. leo feet to the beginning. Also, auosher
tract described as follows, viz Lots ~ and -
in lock Z6 as appears on the map o. the plan
OF the vest halfof Fort Pickering, and bounded
rs follows. Beginning az n point where the
east side or tifLh street tntersects the north
side OF Caroline street Lnenee cas- EardIy
with the northern boundary Of Caroline street
iYJL feet 10 an alley thence nOrtNwsrd with
western boundary OF sad alley D. feet thence
west VRrdly and parallel with the northern
Of Iarshue street 1873 Zee 10 the
eastern boundary Of Fifth street thence south
wardly with the eastern boundary OF said Fifth
s1rae:h IS feet TO the beginning. The light Of
r-eoefsptlon % waived, and the tile 70 the
ab I'VE described prOp-rty IS believed 10 be good,
but I CONVEX only as Trustee
WA. Il. FITCH, Trustee.
Wilson & Beard, Attorneys.
November > III noyZ6
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in front OF the DeSoto Bank, % Madison street.
in Men phis, sell 10 the highest Of DIR. Tor
cash WlLnOub redemption, tuo ~fillOginz par
Gel Of land in said county, tO-E Beginning
81 q stake al the hortheast corner Of il
smiths thirty-sevsu acre lot sold by GeolZsC.
Holmes 10 1T shirley, trustee, Of Virginia
Shirley, mora particularly described IN said
ISL thence north 90 degrees p chsiHs 20 =
sCske tl-uce $50 degrees west Is 500 chains
to q stake; thence south ba d grees - chains
70 a stake thence north So degrees cas-
Is 5-iOU chains 70 t1e beginning.
Equliy OF redempt on va veu In the deed Of
trust Title believed % begOod, but 1 will con-
vey only ss trustee. Sale between the hours OF
~ I'm. and Z II.
THOS. r. SMITH. Trustee.
November %. ls57. uOy-0 ia
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Col. w. Underwood,

The popular candidate for municipal honors,
says butter is made at his house in less than
I'VE () minute with the FINLEY DAsHER.
W. B. Waldrau, Esq, Secretary and Treasurer
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, uses the
FINLEY DASHER. Ask him II be can now
afford to do without it? DR.. ]. Y. Cummings
says butter is obtained al his house in nom
three 70 hve minutes with the FINLEY
DASHER. Go and get one and try II yourself.
Price, s. %, cash.
Gl Main street.
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Trustees safe.

Under and By virtue Of a Desd or Trust TO
l. me executed on the Elh day OF November,
lods, by Rebeccs Chalmers and amss X ChaI-
mtrs. aud recorded In the Registers 0fice Of
shelby county, Tennessee, IN Record EoOk No
IS, part 2, pages SOL, et sequtter, 70 secure GER
tam notes therein described, 1 win, on
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ETerEbodY RroHs

The genial " Charlie" Morris. He says the FIN
LEY CHURN DASHER beats everything in
Arkansas. John n. Woodson, Of Germantown,
is astonishing and delighting tbs good house
Of his neighborhood with the marvel
Gus work OF the DAsHER. Can't please your
and daughters better than by adding q
DASHER TO your household inventory. Only
s. 90. Agents wanted everywhere.
IA CAMERON & co.
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Mai. III. ID. RuIkIeY

Uses one OF the FINLEY DAsHERs-so do
Capt H. H. Potter, Capt Jos Lenow, Judge
Aroh'd Wright, Maj. n. J. wicks, Newton
Ford, Esq, B. B Bsrnes, Esq, H. A. Montgom-
cry, Esq, DR.. A. Burleson, Morris L. webb,
Esq. and hundreds Ofothers- They are sold a.
50 retail, cash, and guaranteed.
J. A. CAMERON & co.
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Eight Hundred and Seven

JsO0 FINLEY CBURE DAsHERs sold in one
week-an guaranteed and rot one yet returned.
Old fogies, don't wait for fear that you may
possibly be h~umbugged. No Yankee hum.
bug" Fit does not perform all we promise
for it, come and get money sgsin.
J. A. CAMERON co.
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In front ofthe Courthouse door Of the Law
Court or Memphis, in Aemphis Tennessee, on
~ecJnd sresL bes1e-n Uuicn and GayOsO
streets between the hou-s OF 10 o'clock am.
and 4 o'clock pm II SAID day. proceed to sell at
auctiOn, 70 the highesl blCdeE Z r cash, the fol
loving desc iced lot or parcel Of 1aud IN ths
city OF Memphis, and designated arthe pIai Of
said CITY ~ part Of c No So. t0-wit; Begin-
ming az the northeast CQruer o. a lot on the
south size OF Jefersen-stfeet known IS Geo 90
CrOmwell's, 81 feet westwardly from the inter
section OF Jefferson and Third streets; thence
eastwardly with the sdnth side OF JenstsOu
street hny-eight feet To its Intersection with
Third st. &c ; thence so1thwaFdly with the
west side OF Thifd streetC ne hundred and forty
eight and a half feet to 81 alley thence west
wardly witt the north side Of sst1 alley one
hundred and fOrty-eignt feet SIX Inches TO the
vest side Of another alley thence J
with the east SIDE Of said alley thirty-s \ ieet to
the south 5oundary line Of said CrOmwells lot;
hence eastwardly with said CromweiFs south
boundary line s6s -eet to the sJutheast corn@r
Of said CrcmWeiNs lot, thenvs northWardIy
with the east boundary line Of gnid CromweAs
lot one hundred and twelve ar q half feet TO
the beginning.
The title 10 said property is believed 10 be
parfs Z. and the equity OF rrdeTlptionl IS waived,
bat 8 convey as trustee only.
da~- al THDM As IFFCH- Trustee.
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Ask Rev. w. c. johnson,

OF the ChriSaas Aduocate, Col T. whitmore. OF
the Public Ledger, Or. r. Il. Rivers Of the SOM
erville Female college, DR.. ". W. Philips, ofthe
Southern Farmer, for their opinion OF the Pin
LEY CHURN DAsHER, and you viii soon
own one.
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and "Goahen hOusekeepers and dairymen
pronounce the FINLEY CHURN DAsHER
the best churning Implement yet seen. Try It
and you will be fully convinced. Re
tail al ". il CAMERON co.
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H TRIee. JoHS 7. PIeOvr. WIZ H-JOHNsO
WM. n. TRIcc & CO.,
and Exchange Dealers,
AND
REAL, ESTATE AGENTS.,
HUME ?. HILL. 4
HILL& WHEELER,
General Claim d Collecting Agents,
Ne. 10 Madison stress Cup stairslI
sslden Block, MEMPHIS TEHE-

WILL attend to aud prosecute all claims IN
w bankruptcy, either IN This Stste. North
Mississippi or rkansas One OF the arm VIII
always be ready TO make trips TO any County
in this or other States, to rollect or secure
Claims that NAV be placed in their hands
Merchants VIII md that We shah sttend to
their interest IS well as any Special Agent that
they could employ.
All kinds OF OIxims or Accounts Solicited.
tsncy and Reliability, We refer
Id Lawyers or Ctiz,sns OF Gem
phis. - m