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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats
kxsawHA < q n taSi cAkAL htS GdMpAS 81 Ii ~
will leave the dock usual
promptly at IL o o'clock NJ. on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATrRDAYS.
Freight ard tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid at the op-
tion of the shipper. Freight received snd deltver-
cd 1t my oft ce, on tho dock.
Way Freigat VIII not be delivered TILL chsrgea
are paid.
Boats locked and injured.
Isll--t, EDWARD DILLON. ARant.
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BEST BARGAINS NOW OFFERED At
ISAAC HuTZLER'S,

s2a Broad street, corner OF Sixth.
Having tust returned from New York, where |
bought large quantities of all kinds of Dry
GOODS at the recent heavy decline, l am enabled
.,d determined 10 offer the GREATEST INDUCE
.g:Ts 10 purch asers respectfully solicit call
from all In want.
oc.p ISAAC HUTXLER.
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DEAD THISl EEh ID T II l s ! !
III sSD You WILL PSOFiT BY 1T
GREAT BARGAI Ms
IN ALL STYLES OF DaY GOODSI

OPENING TFIs RORNlNd
pyeKIEL'S Cheap DRY GOODS STORE.
No 81 u AIN sTREET, -
fnaarly opposite Ct. Charles Hotel, next door ~
Mr julius Bears cheap shoe store,l
5000 yards best quality CALICO for nlnepence
a yard and Cpwards; p.curn
s 900 wards hes, ELEACHED and UNbL
SHIKTINGs for rinepence yard r,
5000 yaras BIEACHED and an 9HsLhaiinI -. sbiiIns
& ooo varJs q 100 DS FOR MEMS and BOYS
Withholding Of at great bargains IN lhese
pocda-yoG cannot fail TO buy
S ooo wards WHITE. REQ, Y ELLo", Blue ana
GHAY FL.HSEi.S very cheap;
10. 900 wards DRESS GOODS OF all styles, al eA
t:ems}y low prices. just TO suit " these hata !.
times'' when you have but little money 10
spara for Il dress. 49,
store and YOU will be surely suited IN Sly Ls alia
PSlCEs and save at least twenty. hye per ceHt
on ali YOU have 10 buy. Be sure to hnd the rlSht
store. which is cesig gna,ed by the large swinging
sign wits the Inscription OF oo,, cnopr ,,
- EZEklEL'S CEEAf Ohf ooop" .ras
Storr cIosed on Saturdays. ou --
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GENERAL LEE returned to the city Satur
day afternoon from Petersburg.
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JUDGE BUESHAM's CoURT.-In this court
on Saturday the following business was
transacted:
Robert Miller, indicted for horse e-steal-
ing, was convicted, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for five years.
Benjamin Hill and Denis Williams, ar
raigned on joint indictment for felony,
plead seyerally "not guilty." and BeDja-
min Hill was tried, convicted, and SEN
fenced to the peDitentiary for three years.
A motion to set aside the verdict, made
by the defence, was set aside.
John Griffin, indicted for feloniously re-
ceiving stolen goods, knowing the same to
have been stolen, was again arraigned on
a motion for new trial, and the motion
was heard aud overruled.
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-M0rine IlteIIileRce.

MiNlaTUHE ALMANAC, DECEMBER l, 1857.
Sun rises...........7 10 Moon sets...........lo 10
Sn1 sets. s.............4 - High tide, A. M....
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Eo7,,9,,6ss50,, Merchants.

c,rlIII|(~-( ---I--~<-~><~.~~>~-<
rWYNN. GOTTEN & CO., COTTON
" FaCTOKs AND GENERAL COMMISSION
NJ RICH HASTs, los WEST LOMBARD STREET,
s!1ies personal attention given to sales Of COT
Refer to General Walter Gwynn y. c., General
Joseph r. Anderson, Colonel &. O. Tonpkins, A.
D: Tozns., klshnond; Ss;,,nor.. Va;
WtLTER GWYNN, JK., late OF South Carolina.
SO 2s-eod3m&swam
G1HE EGINIA T0BAC Geo
| AGsHCY, IS WATsR STREET, NEW YORK.
JAMES GSRpiNEH WitndLa~ n, day IRON OF sos sae
tinua ihs TOBACCO AND G. MMIsslON Busl,
kSS under tho same style as heretofore, ana
tras: to receive = continuance OF the faVors OF
their Virginia friends rsu cosco11y m
W. ALEXANDER Bass,
JAMES a. CONNOLLY.
NEW YosK. November. 1887 noI-lm
g NJ. WILLIAMSON formerly of A.
AND COMM SslON MEsCaANT, Nos, 1910 and
to he he's sale Of GUGkTRY PRobUCE. and pledges
to his patrons full markst prices and prompt re-
turns.
Advances will be made on cons!snments In
hand,
National Bank OF Virginia; Messrs, Rarveys q
Williams Messrs. A. Y. Stokes q Co. Messrs. 4.
II. Maury Co Bankers; Harrison, Goddin q
tpperson. Real Estate Auctsoneers.
RIcHMoSD. October 10, iS6. oc 2l-3m
MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
WI CHANCE. RICHMOND Va, BROKERS and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the purchase and
sale OF LEAF and MATgFACTURRD ToBACCOe.
Orders solicited. Liberal advances made on con.
..ynmeats. Refer to a. F. HARvSr: President OF
National Sank OF Virginia JAMES THOMAS. Jr,
EsQ., Richmond, Va. Mossrs. II. hgssENasR3
Co., New York nessrs JoHss6s y THOMPSON,
Boston. Mass. 1y 7-o
C. R. BARNES, J,P. JrsrIs, s.P = ~LsR.
DARNES, JUSTIS u FOWLER,
ID (successors tn JUaTIs 4 FowLsR,l GENERAL
COMMISSION AND FokW thplNG N EKCHANIS,
No. 1909 Franklin street, Richmond, virginia,
and lI3 Pratt street, Baltimore, Md.Fartles
shipping PHcDUCE TO This house can draw lot
one half the value Of shipment as soon as ship
ped the balance will be paid over ~ soon ~ sold
Strict attention given 70 the business. Quick
sa les and promp. returos ma.:e.
&eferto William NJ. CabelL member OF Virginia
Legislature. Buckingham county; Colonel D.
Cobb-, Farmyills, Va a. NJ. Pierce, staunton,
Va. J. X. koiner, Waynesboro', Augusta county,
va Joseph Dsttor, Greenwood, Atbemarle. va;
K S. Pollard. Richmond, Va; Lancaster Co.,
hankars Richmond Va ~ 2l-3m
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CIRCUIT Court OF Cry OF Richmond.

CIRCUIT Court OF CRY OF RICHMOND
The case of Spiro Zetelle Us. G.. A. Myers
and Frederick J. Cridland was again COM
menced in this court on Saturday, the
canse having been remanded to the rules
at the last term to amend the pleadings
The argument was confined to the de-
murrer to the declaration and each count.
The cause will be continued to-day.
Messrs. Macfarland, Roberts, and General
Wise, appear as counsel for the plain
t'f, and Messrs. Andrew Johnston, James
Alfred Jones, James Lyons, and Conway
Robinson, appear for the defendant.
Messrs. A. Johnston and James Lyons
opened the argument Saturday on the de-
murrer,
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~ COwARDIN &. ELLYSON
SneciGE Notices.
rTIitNkSGINtNG DAY"
-, rsss, i, the ladies have time again to call


~ - ,','S''s...
As7."s FNs' at
1rIJus sYCLE,s
.,,-scI. between Ninth and Tenth.
80 ,'&'." ,roo.as, horca,,s ,g,., ;,
.,..t.lv.
...r sock o' 'h"Sc 'e""'''u' DfAss "oode, soild
.-auGGs "ta sinai "s"'e'' "u0 such haha-
sgl4r stripes. A. "a'! -''.
YausH &'r'"@S' "s>' Q0S'''!' Al ''' So'" week
age ;aI %
gaas~'' ''"''' "''''' wv "'''''
tE,tv - r-,..,,.,
y.srgd Impress ''"''' '"'s O-a'''
Aastz>, c's'! a. 9's'' worm
as.;
Il" 1'T''"' 800. nis os "' '0'
.ss s''''''' ,,.,:. o,o,
".a> e'"'". '',,...,1,
.s'e' ".'', r-,,s1..c,o, c,,,,rs,. " -,
..''"." "''' '''N
''".' c..,,, ,,1I. rar3 ,r,ao o,,u ,o,
E7ss"'' 'N''
"'''" Observation-Disclosures.
5.s's'.' '''1 ,,,.,,a vita, a,s,.
s...." .o.. md mn. sn,er,oro,.l,,r .. .so
a'' -. Good ,,rsI,,v az.
1-".'' ,,.,f.,'ar3 pot ple.,ar t,r -.
A..'1''' ~ -, y,s,roT r,I1
a'."'... s,arI Is, worm SOC snt ~.
aa'.'" .,,,, -, -,
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"A t0ICIi. : COLD, OR 4 SURE
r.a9 2, r,4u!rss immediate attention, and
...as. be checked. II allowed to continue, irri-
..n..,' :ae lungs, 2 permanent throat disease,
q. .a..us- Lon. Is ottan the result.
Z ..E1'- + n9NCHiaL Tk0CHES,
a.r.a- au..,ct Il Nler CO 20 the parts give immo-
diate r-lie'.
E.-5t..thf.i-. asthma. cetsrrh, consamptive and
;-s.., Diseases, T..O HES are used with
always good success.
sa@sT, and p2h.ic Gpe- -ksrs use them 10 clear
ana stssr .then The voice.
Obtain only
RHQwE'S BH0ECHIAL TROCHFS,
aa5 :o uy, take any Of the worthless limitations
that Elay be offered.
>".t.r-rywAaTa. cc26-eod1m
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NEW YORK NET AND TWINE
~ CoMPANT.-S les and ss9m>.
Nets Of all kinds made to order. Sa9~QN8
COTTrH SEINE TWlNES, patent -.
ana soft. nil sizes. Importers OF GlLLlNG
THREADS and TWITES, nos. Is, 30, IS, 4o--two
and three cord. DEdAREST JuRALEMON.
nc 5-2nk loo Barclay straat. Nav York.
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iVaE-r r.. EACR- JAuRs L. AAuaf
EUrKaT EGoogs.
- 4. y. NArH2 |. CO.,
iAg.AkLIsEED IN lSsS,)
saEEsa3 AFD BROXE2a.
70. ielG u air street,
As. mouse 1alow TIE rozt-onss,
G:CIsCaD. ".
1I1sI'JG tt@dANG1. COLD AND siL'hh,
BtTE TrElb, STATE, CITY, ard
FalLEQAu 50aDe srd
STOCKS, 81,
agCk,t .nd sold on somIoiAsloh.
Jkvy5tTr hhGliVED xpd CobLbCrioHs
a!Oa or ~ Aeeesstsl9 rointI "a 'hs cnitee
sale. fol
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A CCOMMODATION ssas-yTII-I55ytt |;
N BOAT NETTIE 'sss..ss1.Ss-a sss.-.ss1z.Sss---a-a
will leave the foot OF Eighth street, Basin bank,
IA. M. on MONDAYS and FRIDAYS for Car
tsrsville Returning. leave Cartersville at o A.
VI SATURDAYS and WEDN DNESDAYS. Good &C
Communications. Moderate charges. For further
DE Ms BROTHERS CO, AGENTS.
Thirteenth between Main and Cary.
da 2-MWXPdSylm
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g SUTHERLAND, l4O6
-. AIN AND 80 BHOAD STf
STREET. RICHMOND. VA, lM @ %K.S
p 'kTsR AND DEALER IN GUNS HSE&
RIFLES, PISTOLS, FlHE CUTIE ~%VN
ny, AND SpORTIEG ARTICLES. "
our recent importation OF GUNS embraces the
ii nest goods for tn prices ever In our stores.
Just received. ,0u0. eco ELY'S CAPS, In quarter
and one tenth boxes Agent for Eenington's
rstehra,ad FIkE Arms oc "a
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EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
4 STEAMSHIP COMPAEY.-Ths EA
new and elegant side wheel steam ->SFsssE:.
marder, will leave her wharf at HStssszss$
Rockets on TUt MOHNING, recsmbsr 3D.,
at o'clock. Freight received mp to o'clock
Monday evening. Fare, 80 round tickets. f2o !;
stearaEs, S6. Through bills signed TO Boston,
Iass., aid Insurance effected at lowest rates.
For freie Int or passage apply TO
SAMUEL AYRES & CO..
no 30-3t corner Main ana Elava nth streels.
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Boarding and Lodging.

A MEXICAN HOTEL,
n IMMEDIATELY AT THE VIhHiHlA
STAUN TON, "A.
MCCHESNEY & NADENBuUsCH,P PRoPIlEToRs;
K. N. LIpSCNMB. MANAGER;
WILLIAM WHOoLEY, kCPERIsTEEDSSr
Tba nronrtetors In rssuming the management
NJ this yeil-knowu and popular Hotel, 70 lon8
ana fAvorably known TO the travelling pubic,
promise In the future 10 retain the reputation 90
FIRsT-CLASS HOTEL.
It's locality Immediately at the raiIrGSa tn esp"'
rsude rs II convenient stopplIH paw i'A p''"'
on business o. in search Of health
BAR and BARBER. SHOP In the house. ,,,o,
.l the OIL Gao OF tbs telegraph ana staSe Nhef
warning 10 this town srsadj0inlng this houss.
frst. class LIVERY STABLE, under oIoole
= pono' @A' = MoCHEoEEY CO.
BACitizans o. the couCty Will be idrt lanso
dinner ut fifty cents. and horses fed by nessrs
DonoyAn & O'Tuole a, twsnty cents. oc io-'M
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For S))O9tS3ile1l.

rUNS, GUNS, GUNS.-TO
", COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND SEf
THE TRADE G L N ERA l. y ~ &E4
WALSH &Soa date James Walsh, xxx
importers and manufacturers of$y%V\
GUNS, RIFLES, &c, i432 Main
street, respectfully call tha attention of the trade
to their extensive assortment OF DOubLE AND
single GUNS, mot OF which are OF our own I'm,
portation, together with an extensive supply OF
p"WDER F ASKS. SHOT POUCHES, GAME
BAGS, POWDER, SHOT, and CAPS, and every
thing II. cessary to The sportsman In the field.
II. B.-REPAlHlNG done with neatnsss and
hesratch. A Ii work gnAranteed. no 70 I'm
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DRY G 90 Ds
AT REDUCED PRICES.

We shall from this day cell our entire stock OF
FRESH End SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
at reduced prices
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made 10 Oruef. VIII - ~ 49,
I'll Broad street,
no27 between tecond and Third.
Z ATEST STYLES NEW JEWELRY
IL JUST RECEIVED At NGWLAS CO.'S.
aagu!hcent Pc AkL BRIDAL SITS,
AMETHYST and DI.McSD SETS,
TASSELL and PEARL SETS,
GARNET ETRU>CAN SETS,
Rich CORAL ShTS.
New patterns ENAMELLED BANDS,
Elegant BRIDAL WATCHES, CHAINS, and
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS,
Every variety Of rich SILyEEWAEE, in cases,
for BRIDAL PR.SENTS.
We are constantly receiving the latest styles
dirsc from the factories of Europe and America.
THOMAS NowLAS, NOWLAH co.,
20 r. 81 .coMggR corner Main and
nol2 Tenth streets, above the post office.
NEW AND BEA UTIFU l. PAT.
" TERMS OF JEWELRY, SlLVER-PLATGD
WARE. Sc, at JOHN Fl. TYLER co IS, l3l2
Main street.-We have on hand and are constant
ly receiving all tho most desirable styles OF
Diamond Pins Ear Kings, Finger Rings, &C.;
Gold EnameiIed and Euu-can Jewelery-eVery
article In this line Of new patterns;
Gold and Silver Watches, superior quality, war
rantsd;
Gold watch Chains Vest, Chatalain, and Leon
tine, every variety;
Silver Tea Services. Pitchers, Goblsts, Mugs, BUT
tar Dishes, Castors, Spoons, Forks, Ladies'
BUtter Knives, &c;
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We WILL NOT Be UEDERSOLD.

HIRsH Il GUCGgNHsIMEI.
627 Broad street.
SALEsMES.-JAMES w. PEDlE, OF Richmond
WILLIAM C. EGAN. OF FluvanIa; and JOHN 7
WRIGHT OF CaroiiH3. nos
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GEEAT DECLINE IN PRICES
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Y ARGE SUPPLY OF FALL AND
WINTER DGY GOODS!
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JeaUeLers, &c.

VFAIR GOCDS.-A large assortment
4 4 ofHAiR GOODS Just received auch AZ WIGS,
BaAlDS, CURLS, Sc, sc. All orters promptly
filled and at liberal prices. II Alk JEWELRf
made TO order. WILLIAM WILDT,
I'll Broad street,
no27 between second and Third
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- Ux.uN BANh OF RICHMOND,

- C$iu. BANh OF RICHMOND,
tEAVlyGS lNsTlTUTl0E.l
es?lEg It TIE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BAN &.
SUBSCRIBED CAT-TAL $500, ,ca9
~t.s ."s.!cgT!0N ALLOWS SIX PER CEET.
OK 0Sr0sl1s.
DAVENPORT. JR., President.
LANES Il uI2E, Cashier.
DIRECTIONS.
GLpA.t, L. d. Creaansv, W. K. Quarles,
"l.. Il. ..yoas, J.., Il. h. BlanAea.
y5t,ke- h L. v -isiger, ship,
V 4 Spo., Ho.cs EllTson, j. b. Winston,
4.L..usu sgs. ". ATcher. 4. A. Hutchin-
T.|zyior J r"ssnbaum, sor,
v. z. G.nfoyo ). ". Han, + ". boswell,
: Es!vt. " = Gray w. 4. Tanner,
:. 9. Da4..-. LlirAl Nossa, J. II. Sowlin.
T+s gsc2n.y Oserad 20 teposi:ors Is undonoted,
- 'hg Institution shouit conmen1 i;seN tc Il.
aa,a-,
n. -..souon u al! N city and country 10 seattee
ta.s Institution Here :bey Will hnd security
'a5s-.sacz Ard prcti Sums as small ss one
--~' 4a' - deposited, and six per cent interest
's:.!ygd ~ ssms
'sc. ao-rs from "a. II. toa M.; on Saturday
Ron. a. Z. ~. III, &rd from 4tosP NJ
.s 'g-c&.ws.
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SUBSCRIBED CAF.rAL, $500, ,coo.
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~i.e ..'s.!rgT!oN ALLOWS SIX PER CEEr.
OK DSpOHITs.
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| DAVENPORT. JR., Preaidsnt.
LANES alLL2E, Cashier.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-12
English Society.

There is evidently something rotten in
" our best society in England. The
Pail Mall Gazette says:
1t is with sincere satisfaction, and with
an earnest desire that henceforward we
shall see our most gracious queen at the
head of London society, the tone OF
which has deplorably dsteriorated during
her long seclusion, that we read Of the
joyous proceeding on the occasion of her
mojesty's visit to Balmoral. Seriously
as the interests Of London trade have
been affected by the protracted cessation
Of court festivities, we are of the opinion
that the interests of good society have
suffered, and are likely to suffer still
more by the withdrawal Of the first lady
of the land from the sphere which she
had 80 long filled with advantage to all
her subjects. During the Grst twenty
years Of Queen Victoria's reign, the
salons of London did not reek with to-
bacco smoke, neither did the noble, the
pure and the young stagger under the
red wigs, glare with rouge and pearl
powder, or leer with painted eyes.
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY EVENING. july u, 1867

the name ALBERT" Round the right
arm Of tho Prince is ono inscribed "Vic.
toria." The details and ornaments Of
the costumes are very rich and elabo-
rate. The fiat embroidery of her Majes.
ty's mantle, consisting Of punches OF
shamrock, rose and thistle, is Of a peeu-
liar rich and graceful description. The
execution of all these objects is model
of the most delicate and finished work
manship, well accounting for the five
years which Mr.. Theed has devoted to
this remarkable work. The figures are
of the purest Carrara marble;, the pc.
destal Of the precious marble called
Marmo Africano, wrought from an an =
tique fragment found in Rome. On the
pedestal is the line from Goldsmith 8
deserted Village: "Allurej to bright
er worlds and led the way"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-12
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST BX-
ID ecuted 20 me by Thomas Morosy, on the
3lst day Of October. 1896, to secure . debt
therein named, which deed was duly filed in
the Registers office OF Shelby county, Tonnes
sec, on the 9th day Of January, 1857, for regis
tration, sh1ll by virtue Of said trust doed, for
the benefit Of John Il. Mills, proceed to sell, on
Monday, the 5th day OF August next, between
the hours Of Il and O'Clock, ,.on said day, in
front Of tho GreenlRw Opera House, or court
House, lot situated in tho south part of the
city Of Memphis, Of the following description !;
Lot No. In Block 81, beginning at stake AZ
feet north Of the north line OF Browns avenue,
on the west line of Causey street, 3131 feet to
fence, the northern boundary Of said lot; /;
thence wostwardly and parallel with Browns
avenue 10 the center OF Bayou Gayoso; thence
with Bayou Gayoso southwardly TO within i4IS
feet of Browns avenue thence oastware y on
a parallel line with Browns avenue to tho be-
ginning. The title TO said property s unquee-
tionabie, but shall convey only az Trustee.
JAMES II. COCHRAN, Trustee;
Memphis Tenn, June p, 1857, 10S-u
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Trust Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
1 executed to me by Matthew Mulvcy, on The
18th July, 1855, and duly recorded in the Reg
lster's Office OF Shelby county, In book No. ~
part I'd. pages 22l, ~ an d 223, l will. on r
Saturday, the Sd day OF August.
for the payment of the notes therein described.
proceed TO sell between the hours prescribed BY
law, in front Of the ofico Of MonshrrAt i Mont-
gomery, on Second street, between CoUrt and
Madison streets, in the city Of Memphis, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, at public outcry, the
property mentioned in said Trust decd; to-witi
A certain lot of land. situate ip Shelby county,
in the city OF Memphis, described as follows,
to-wit One-half Of lot SO. known as the Arse
nal grounds, and designated upon the plan OF
Cherry & Caldwell's subdivision OF said tract,
made ON the 10Th day of January, 1855, by NJ.
A. Kerr, surveyor, fronting on the north side
Of Court street, and being tho west half Of lot
No. 81, 3Tl5 feet and running back in parallel
lines at right angles with said street l4s11 feet
TO an alley, 1919 feet wide. being part, or one
half Of the same lot conveyed byJ n. and y.
ID. Henklc, on tho 18th day Of January, lo' 3,
10 J. T. Haley. Tho equity Of redemption Il
waived | believe the title TO be good, bat
shall convey only az Trustee,
GEO. ii. M0NSARRAT,
lO5-td Trnstee
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On Tuesday, July sOth, lS07,

In front Of the Courthouse. in the city of Nom
phis, proceed 70 soil TO the highest bidder FOR
CASH. the following described property. to-
wit: A oartaia tract Of land, situated, lying
and being In the county Of Shelby and State OF
Tennessee, in the vicinity and on the east Of
the city Of Memphis, on the northeast side Of
the Memphis and Charleston railroad, boing q
part Of the j ohm Ramsey grant Of Eve thousand
acres, and bounded M follows; Beginning at
tho northwest corner Of tract OF one hundred
acres OF land lately owned by Nath. Ragland I;
thence south with the west boundary limo OF
said one hundred aero tract, thirteen poles 10 a
stake, fifty feet from centre OF said railroad,
with a black oak and black walnut pointers !;
thence south forty-Eve degrees east with the
northeast side Of said railroad twenty-nine poles
10 a stake. fry feet from the centre OF said
railroad thence north thirty-three and o half
poles 70 stake in the north boundary line Of
said one hundred acre tract: thence west with
the north boundary line Of said one hundred
acre tract twenty-ene poles 10 the beginning
corner, containing, by estimation. three acres
of land, and being the same tract that was con-
veyed TO snid Mildred Anderson by NHth. Rag
land, By deed, bearing date 18th April, 1919,
together with all improvements thereon, and
appurtonances thereunto belonging. The eQui-
~ of redemption in and 20 this property is ex-
pressly waived In said Trust Deed. and the
title is believed TO be good, but soil and con-
vey only as Trustee. Sale to be made within
N'' SAM. II. COWARD, Trustee.
Memphis June ~, 1867 l02- III .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-12

Ia~ A man who stood indicted in one
Of the courts Of Mississippi was ar
rested on Saturday in Mobile, as fugi-
tive from justice. his counsel sued out
A writ Of habeas corpus, on the trial Of
which it turned out that the indictment
vas for selling liquor 70 a slave. OF
course the supposed cuiprit was inmc-
diately discharged.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-12
PAsTURAGE.

HAVE leo ACREs OF FINE PASTURE,
Tor stock. az the lowest rates; alto, rooms
for rent. with or without board, a. the a m nsI-
crumbio Place, fonr and hali miies lfoI.i tse
Webbcr a Bro, No. 90 Front street
ll3s y. llNhLAh'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-12

ers OF tho
SOUTHERN ASYLUM.
After tho arst Drawing othors VIII occur each
month, All Agents for the sale ot Tickets
must give bond and security.
Persons who would dispose OF good lands, NJ
low cash rates, should address Con. FRANK
@. ARMSTRONG, Memphis, Tom,
All property must be assessed by disinterested
parties. IL not done, IL will not be included in
any scheme, and will be stricken from this.
At each Drawing the quantity and value OF
lands distributed are equalzed TO the number
Of tickets sold, az provided in the charter.
Managers Of the corporation can hold no
Tickets. :.
Ten per cent. of its profits, under the oath OF
the President and Managers, must go 10 the con-
struotion and maintenance sf the Asylum for
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
Tho profits Of the company consist In the DIFF
ference between the cash and time valuations
ofproporty, az provided In their charter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-12
LUM Der.
Wolf river, directly North Of Bayou aAyoso

IXTE HAVE on HAND AND ARE CON-
w stantly saving Cypress and Poplar Lum-
her of all dimensions; also, large lgt Of Laths
and Shingles, MI OF which we will sell al prices
suited TO tho times for cash only,
Contractors, Builders and Dealers who wish
to buy for cash, will consult their interest BY
giving us a call, l05-5-26
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-12
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PONTOTOc, MISSISSIPPI.
"OtJR OWN +"

HAs LARGE AND INCREASING CIR
1 culation In the counties Of North Mlssif
sippi, ana presents to Al onsiness heh y. s-e
Using medium. A. J. BROWN, q the house
OF Mcnken Bros. agent for Memphis. -.
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