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In the Chaneery Courtof MeInphls, Tenn.
No. eG.-Joseph o. Thweatt vs.. Kirkland Cal
houn, JamesC. Calhoun e al.
IT appearing nom afddavfs IN this cause that
i the Defendants Kirkland Calhoun, James c.
calhoun IohmG. Calhoun. Lucy Calhoun and
Treadwel A. Calhoun are residents of The city
and state Of New York, and non-resideuts OF
the State Of Tennessee.
IL Is therefore ordered, that they maxi their
appearance herein az the Court House IN the
city OF Memphis, Teun., on. or before the first
Monday in July, 1857, and plead, answer or de-
muir to ccmplaiuaufs bill, OF the same viii
be taken for confessed, IS 70 them aud ct
Tor hearingex parte, and tnat . copy Of tins
orier be published once a week, Tor four sac
oessivs weeks, in the Memphis AREEAL.
ACopy-Atteat.
AUQUST0NA1SEON CLERK and Mastur.
BY k. !. BLACK, DC n a.
Up. CaFatneTas solicitor for complainaut
mYAt RWfWa.
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Pf virtue Of a certain Deed Of Trusrto me
- executed by Sallie Baxter, on the 18th day
o. Aprl, 1857 recorded in Book No. 20. part I.
pages ala, s and 5, ia Register Ofnce,l for
tnr purpose OF securing SclGen, Williams q Co.
~ tue pay ment OF a certain pHOmissory note
4eTeH menllOued, 7 will offer for sale. on
M'hQay ile 18th day OF August next, between
tIe usual noufs OF legal sales. at public veudue,
~ ne hlkleaL bidder, al the Courthouse door.
10 me cry OF memphis the following described
feL estate, situate I'm the county Of Shelby,
21t5e OF tennessee, and more particularly de-
the SUBDIVISION Of lois No. 70 and 50. bounded
on the north by Walker avenue on the east
south lt1e Of lot ~ and ct g.: and on me wesI
5y iol MOL. said property viii be SOLD to at
lsiy The terms Of said Deed Of Trust. TFRbfs
CAslL While undersigned believes The title
70 be conveyed By him viii le good, SAL he
VI MY reI and convey such tile as vests IN
bin as Trustee, as aforesaid.
lyl8 In C.C.SFLDFN Prustes
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THE First Drawing, which took place at Her
i nando, Miss, on the 18TH inst, was attended
with unusual success, when 10 is mber
that bat a few weeks elapsed from the incep-
tlOn Of The enterprise 70 that event sl70l0
worth Of tickets having been sold, a lfka
amount OF property was drawn for. under the
supervision Of gentlemen selected by the ticket
holders present, The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded thoss present, and, a.
will be seen from the subiOined certificate or
the Managers, the affair was conducted to a
close in a most gratifying and satisfactory
manner
HERNANDO, MISS, June Is, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing OF the Southern Asylum is
correct, and that the proceedings were eharac-
terized by aspirit OF fairness and business an
surpassed by any Drawing Of which we have
any knowledge. The Managers OF the Com.
p8ny placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole arrangement ana control
Signed: ]. Il. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE.
". A HERRIWETHER,
W. W. GAMPpON,
NJ. MAGEVENY.
John AIN8LTE,
COMMITTEES.
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PRO BONO PUBLIC0!
The attention Of an Sufferers Is in
Uited to the
BITTER5
SURE REMEDY

Is here presented TO The public for Iutermit-
4 tent Fever lChills and Fever, and all dis.
eases arising from ma.arial poisoning II IA
arrangement OF the human fystem common 10
districts, is, TO "A greater or less extent.
dependent upon malaria poisoning, cOnse-
quently, any medictnaI agent that viii serve "a
a specific against this poisoning mus strike az
the root OF the disease winch is fOstered and
leVeIOnal tlrlnwn IfA Observation-Disclosures
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a the IN DIV 81 JulY ~,

between the hours Of 10 o'clock an. and 2
I O'Clock pm, in front Of the courthouse. in
Memphis, sell at public auetiOn 10 the highest
! Bfdder for cash, an undivided interest OF one
ing and being in the count and state afOre-
said, in Range 6. Section 2 OF the lth sur
veyOr's District. md bounded thus: Beginning
at . blacK oak sapliug, which has its TOP cut on,
frOm which south 81 east, p inks. a red oak
! nllen- down in the corner. southwest Of Grant
east Zl6 poles 70 a stake standing four links
northwest Of a post oak marked r the
southeast corner of Grant No. Z8e: thence north
81 poles to q stake . links south o. white oak
ner of a % acre tract in the name Of
HJohn ID Graham thence east g poles
10 a stake 10 links west Of one ash marked H.
r.. NJ. the northeast corner OF said Grahan's
S acre rIact. thence east, passing q white oak
marked +. NJ" the southeast corner Of
Grant No 4266 in the name Of Ohm u Graham,
Ia aile3 poles, 10 q hOrsebeam in the west bonn
day line o Joseph McDOwells 500 scre tract,
and the southeast corner Of grant No. 4Z94 for
ST. acres IN the name Of +. McGee: tusuc0
ats p les and through a cypress pond al I'D
poles, in all l5 poles, to a stake and small cher
~ marked W. TIE northeast corner Of said
grant 429f; thence Eorth 2 poles 10 a stake
{ euce south 70 pOles 10 a stake in. the line OF
grant NO. AZ76 thence crossing Wolf river twice
and through an island in said river So poles 70
a stake the northwest corner II gTaat-Nn.
4 CO; thence south 2 BOles 70 a stake The
name or Wyllie Roberts thence west crossing
Wolf river ass poles, IN all 26 poles to . stake
4 links vest Of a past oak marked 81 The
northwest c rmer Of grant No. Z8. thence 4S
poles to the beginning, containing 81 asTes
Toe title TO this property Is nelieTed % Be
good, but 1 viii convey only s. trustee.
tsa-lm@ TrnsIss
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Architect and Engineer.

TFHE undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public that he is pre-
pared 10 devote his whole attention to Design
ing + ans and Saperintendtng Buildings, with
as much energy and attention 70 his patrons
interest as he did for the Ctty's interest while
City. EnginSeE 4k.8. ~
GFFICE-Sunman Block, Second and Madi-
sonsstfeeis. OharRes ~raasOnaDle. aa9-e
LII MCCLURE,
2 AFehiteet and HnglnesTs
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]. n. HALL, Clerk,

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
FOrty-seven, and comprised lOfsfn the vicinity
OF Memphis, Tenn, Coriuth, Miss, and Her
70 the lucky u~cket-hOlders. For this, the Sec
Ond Drawing, however, we are able 70 offer our
patrons still more attractive Inducements 10
interest themselves in our scheme. From a
list Of property, much or which has
already been advertised TO the public, we select
the following:
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
In the city OF Chicago, Ill, only three
quar- ers n a mile from the heart Of the city,
and within one b oez OF the street railroad in
tersecting every part Of the city, Valued at
$500.
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.. r. EVERTS & CO.,
sole Manufacturers 4 PrpprietOTS.
PETERSBURG. va.
Read the following from among the
many Certificates received BY US:

IVWU I|T|-T ~ NV = T|U.
hereby certify that I have been altering for
over Two weeks frOW severe attacks OF Chflis
and Feve', Tor which 4 had taken medicine
and gained but Iempura y relief, the chIls
cOminz on again in a few days. The Auti-Ma-
larlal BitteTs were recommended 10 me, and /
commenced taking them az once. the u-e o.
which was marLcd by immediate and certain
relief from chills, -itce which time find my
general health improved in a very satisfactory
mauner.
j can c"0nscleuttUusiy recommend the use Of
these Bitters 20 All sufferers from Intermittent
Fever Gever and aguej as a certain cure.
A. s. Walden.
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the 18th DaY of july. Is67.

at the door OF the Clerks Office. In he fovu ~
Marion, Crittenden county, Arkansas. seil 10
the highest bidder, for cash in hand. me foI-
lowing described real estate, situate IN CrttIeu-
den c unity, Arkansas, and Known as mae nart
or the spanish Grant originally owned by the
estate. conveyed bv william ID
spain % George ". Undsrhiu and isaac Bur
gett The south part Of The southwest 0uarfsr
Of section t~Wenry-fOur ga conveyed IA same
deed the east half OF section thiuy-six gal.
and the southeast quarter OF section thtrtu-
i've 49,, an in township seven Id. north or the
bsse line Of raug eight te, east OF the 9Th prin-
ciDHl meridian.
The title to this property is believed 20 be
perfectly good, but / shall convey only a.
Trustee.
Part OF this land comprises one OF the dnnsf
Plantations on Tie Military E0ad, with Gin
house, cabins, etc, being the plantation known
as the Brown Place, near Marion, Ark.
my3l tde BIC BROWN. Trustee.
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LE.GAL.


THE credftorsof the estate OF 3 a MaTune
are hereby notified that I havs suggesied
the Insolvency o. said estate to the CLERK 81 tne
County ourt0f Upton county, TennegEee. and
me creditor Of said estate are noude % ME
their claims, duly authenticated, within sfx
months rom date hereof, or this notice viii be
VAL SAY FORD, Administrator.
AUTi lN7 abl9ff
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
feet; very available for residence and
desirably located. Value at $500.
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d.. i. ENEkIs-
sly Having been Induced 10 try your valu-
able medicine in a severe case Of Ague and
Fever, contracted on The AppJmattOX river, il
gives me great pleasure 10 state that 10 gave me
entire relief almost instantaneOusly, after suf-
iering some months and TRYING vHrtOH rs doctous
and remedies. will here recommend all who
are suffering from the above, 70 give it q fair
trial. Respectfully yours.
~ MNTHE PARkS-N nrfnIL Va
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ANTI.MaLARIAL BITTERS

is an entirely original compound. having sups-
rOrity over Othrr remedies nom the mode Of
combining the medicinal agent
This Medicine has been extensively used, aud
up 10 20 he present time has i'm no Instance
failed to give the most unqualified satisfaction.
II the directions are strictly LpllOweI no case
OF Intermittent Fever .Chtlls and Fever, no
matter Of how long Standing, or OF what de-
gree OF Obsiinacy, will dail 10 succumb 70 the
uua of these Rifrare
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

TRATNS leave a. follows lefty time}:
y Through Express daily, $40 an; Through
Mail, 6;IO pm; 5OmerViile Accommodation,
Sundays excepted, at $40 D m.
Express connects at Grand Junction with
afternoon train on the Mississippi Central
Railroad for Holly Springs, Water valley,
Grenada, Jackson, Vicksburg, Miss, New Or
leans, La, etc.
At Corinth, for Okolona, Columbus, Miss,
Mobile, Ala, etc.
At Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
Vile, Cincinnati, etc.
AT Chattanooga, for all places in Eastern
Alabama, Georgia North and south Carolina,
Virginia, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, etc.
Throug'i Mail connects at Grand Junction
with trans for Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur, for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Column
uiI, Nashville, etc.
At Chattanooga Mail trains connect for same
points as Express rains
Ba Fgage checked through.
For tickets and further Information, apply at
the Ot1ee, No. 2zS Main street, corner Of south
Court street.
W. ROSS, GeiT SupL
A. BARNES, GenT Ticket Agent.
apl4 u S. H SHOCK. PASSENGER Agent.
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F. EvERrs q Co Petersburg, Va.

d. 7. EvERrs q Co Petersburg, Va.
Gents IL hereby certify to the efficacy Of
your Bitters in the treatment Of Chilis and Fe-
yer, especially win children. One Of my chill
dren, three years old, had heen su eriug from
them fer several months; / used your Bitters
and they had the desired effert. / theerfulIy
recommend them 10 all who are suffering from
Chills and Fever. J. ID. STONE
Ford's Depot, Va, March 8, 1851.
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Seventh Prize.

A most nab manufacturing site with a
perpetual fail OF 81 feet OF water, situRtsd in
Winston county. Alabama, with lBJ acres Of
Land. Valued at $1,000.
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

WhAHENEh NND HU'HN HNHs
Weather warm. Business on the wharf
and in river circles continues dull, with.
no likelihood Of a revival be-
fore the first Of September. Freights for
all points are scarce. The st. Louis
packet brought in a large cargo of mis-
.cellaneOus freight, and business in that
quarter shows a slight Improvement.
The river here is steadily declining. At
st. Louis the river is falling. The Ohio
is declining with 81 feet in the canal, and
5 feet in the channel in the lower Ohio.
White river is receding with % feet to
Augusta. The Lrkansas is falling with
So feet TO Little Rock, and p feet from
there to Fort smith.
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES
The First and Capital P,tse.

Col. NJ. c. G~alOwav's valuable residence,
corner OF Court Hud Third streets, Memphis
one block only nom the center OF the city, and
ln the vicinity OF all the Federal, state and
County offices. Lot S71z feet front by $50 deep.
Nalned AZ llnln-
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate

Friday. August 9. 1867.
Ee; lIs ). RD-JOha Rosssf Ct a. vs.. An6u
Chaucsry Court Of Memphis.
e o. AZ intereolqtoy decree in mis-
nighest bidder, at the C~0uFthouss d0or IN ~
city Of Asfaphis, Tenuessee, on
Friday, August 8. 1867.
me e oi5o@t q aesS19ed properly, to-wit: me
arthur Ccnnen, In The milf prsIIsss enl
RroPeriy operated By ". n. EnffBe q ~ s5d
lorneriy oy Conneil & ROsser. sIfnstsd - -
CITY Or Memphis north or GrfFngs S sIS
+na on De west side OF Front Of ChicEaSaE
CT SALE-On g c-.f,.
MONTH"; p0tes with good see1rT,- -
A5ns1 ~ ayment o. purchase money.
Equity or reoempti0n barred. 10y
r,,vo 49, AALsION, Clerk and Master.
fwnu II
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n. o. June 29th 1867.

Please Write to Sam He Hardly Come
and Get the Bills or Find Out What
Boats Are Going He Come in morning
STAYS A Bout Half an Hour Reading
then don't Come Back until Z then Goes
A Gain Don't Wait to tell whatBoats Are
Going Are to be Advertised or Finds Out
if they want ANY papers or not.
Don't Sayitold yeu For god sake and
mine .
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Ninth Prize

Lot No. 5, in Hays subdivision, Memphis
size l52xi52 feet. A beautiful building lot.
Valued at 5000.
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Fifth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
&Xt0O feet. Valued at $50.
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yours o. B. Servant.


The Fremont Iowa. Times, Of the
18th, says: On the night Of the 9th the
water In the Missouri river made a grand
rush across the narrow neck of land at
Peru, a distance of about a quarter of a
mile, thereby shortening the river nearly
twenty miles. Hamburg and Sidney
landings, which are situated in this bend,
were left several miles from the river.
This is not an uncommon freak of the
q" Big Muddy" as no one can tell to-day
where it will be tomorrow. On the
morning after the river made the cut the
steamer Cornelia and Miner came around
the old channel, and after having made
the entire circuit of the bend, arriving at
the upper end Of the cut vera drawn into
the current, which at that time was run
ming very swiftly and carried through
in spite OF themselves, thus lOsing twenty
miles travel in q few minutes. They
were compelled to make the circuit over
again. The Deer Lodge on her way
from the mountains, not. being advised
Of this fact, was taken down sideways,
iDjuring herself considerably. At present
writing boats are making trips up and
down through the new channel with all
ease. This shortening has necessarily
made a greater fall than the river, and
the low lands below town were COM
pletely drained on last Sunday, nOtWith-
standing the Missouri was on the rise.
This will be of great benefit to that part
Of the country. We understand that a
small steamboat is to be Immediately put
in. operation between this place and
Peru, on the Gishnabotana river, which
has been pronounced n~avigable
by old settlers, for large boats up as far
as this place.
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WraLafeeye RnIe

ny virtue OF a Deed Of Trust made and exc
Is cufed by Elijah Brooks TO j. g. Menden-
hall, Irnstee. on 1ue ~ daB oIJ9he, ~, anu
county, STATE Of Tenness q in Baok No. So,
mage IS3. which said Deed Of Trust was made 20
secure 7. Wilson and Jane Wilson in the pay
-n.nr n One Tnnm.amI DoLlarE-L MIu
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Tenth Prize:

75% acres of woodland near Raleigh, Shelby
county, Tennessee, distant from Memphis nine
miles. This is very deslrab e, and an excellent
prize. Valued nj g2n0.
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The Buntyn
HON ESTEAD LANDS
FOR Safe

WE have the pleasure of placing on thS
w market thO<e very desirable and valuable
lands, SO well known to the community as the
Homestead Tract or the lade Geraidus Bun.
tyn, Ekq situated at the firsJ station on the
Memphis anu Charleston railroad, i've miles
east OF the city. The improvements, with
about twenty acres Of land, have been re-
Gently sold 90 Hume F. Hill, Esq who now
resides upon the premises. Che balance
OF the ira {, consisting OF about 40 acres,
has been laid on in lots varying in size from
Ave to ten acres, fronting upon broad av-
enues, and laid Oh 50 as 10 secure tn greatest
amount OF comfort. The trains OF the Mem-
phis aud Charleston railroad afford the oBpor-
tunity Of going in ana out ofthe city, from and
to Buntyn'sS Station, four times a day, 50 as 70
max a residence At his point almost as con-
yenient IS to live in tbs city itself
The choice can nov be had OF lots wholly or
part IN original forest. or In field,
In Exchange for City Property.
The executors are directed bv the viii 10 sell
tins place and investin city property, and we
will receive propositions to e~xcbange for eiIher
improved or vacant lots IN the city,
To all parties looking for a suburban resi-
deuce, we do not thin any property more de-
siranle can be found. In regard to health, con.
venienee or good neighborhOod, within the
same distance from the city.
Tn terms will be made very liberal and easy,
and tine prices low TO parties DESTROYS of buy
ing for oc 3upatiOn. Plans Of the subdivision
will be shown at our office
myl7tf RoYSTER. IRRELEVANT co.
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The 18th Day or July, 1861,

before the office ofthe Chancsy Court Clerk OF
the city OF Memphis, between the hours OF 10
am ana nm proceed, in accordance with The
provisions OF said trust TO sell at Public Auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, FOR cash. the lease
hold interest OF said Dies, IN and 10 a certain
house and lot, situated on the northwest cor
ner Of South or Calhoun and Main streets.
being = feet on Main ana III on Calhoun or
south street, with frame building thereon. and
known as lot No. ] in block in W. &. Buffers
subdivision and part Of The same conveyed to
said Dies on tael LIST day Of February, 1866. regis
tered In book ., page 572 Ihave M doubt as
70 title. but / convey only as trustee.
fvg 1u- " A. nEsTwng
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MAR DIT LIFTOS. VA. Nov. -. 1886.
Dear Sir:-daving "a severe attack of ChiIls
contracted on the Lower AppomUttOx river, /
tried your Auti.MalaTiai Bitters, and in a week
was relieved entirely from them. I ChesrfuIly
recommend 10 20 those VINO are bothered with
his disease. Respectfully snG truly YOURS.
f HUGEE.
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Awhile we trod along the qnivsring peaks
OF ioaming cloud over e~ntangleh riffs
OF purple light; through crimson-mtsted breaks
And saw blue lightning crouching in white
Restless and quivering, while the broad, deep
OF vapor tremble as he stirs and shifts,
Waked by the diapasOn ofthe thunder,
That weis upon The Wild wind rushing under.
And moored within a labyrinthine bay
Girded by massive foam-c ms, rough, Storm
worn,
on a hat shore Of Iesdsn vapour, lay
A boat carved out OF orange mist, which morn
Had hardened into ehrystal, many a day,
Deep in a rift in a vast glacier torn
We stepped on bosrd,-we loosed her from the
bank,
Our thirsty sail, spread wide, the hreezes drank.
And swiftly then our winged bark dew on,
While Observation-Disclosures from the PROV
Down broad, shade-maIgined riyers, dark and
over smooth lakes, sea-sreen, with golden
Fecked with broad black spots, here and there,
Their mirrored surface now we float below,
Like a feet shadow, over the vext breast
OF boundiess, biliowy oceans OF white mist
VI.
Then rushed we into chasms, deep wide and
By huge, bleak, stormy mountains, OF the
And noiGns. masses OF The thnnder-raok;
Dark, qulvering precipices Of deep Gloom,
Aeries OF brOoding lightning land did tack
In morrow ialets, through which roared the
OF the mad wind wherein did Thunder dream,
And on the lar blue waves his lightnings gleam.
VII.
And then we issued to the open vast
Of ciou5less air above and while the sail
It's silver shade upon my forehead cast
Like lightning or swift thought before the
Fled our bright barque. Strange wonders there
Currents % astral light. cold, thin and pale,
Strange voiceiess birdsthat SINK to earth,
And troops sf fairies, dancing in mad mirth.
VII.
Then we descended. tHEour Baraue did float
Above the Ieak OF one lone mountain and
ARIEL furled the sail, and mOOred our boat
Upon the margin OF a narrow strand
or undulating mist, that nom remote
And dangerous seas had come, Ger many a
An amaranthine -emuence OF orean,
Changing forever with eternal motion.
Then, bending from the helm, ARTEL gazed
With keen eyes downward through the
n waved his hand. The piles of mist up
raised,
That on The mountains lofty crown were
massed
And, gazing earthward, eager and amazed,s
While either way the rent clouds slowly
I saw a miehty palace, reared upon
The grey, Scared summitOf that towering cone.
OF gold, with emerald inwrought,
Ruby and jasper, and in~foliate,
With leaves Of silver, Intricate as thought
Statues OF gold. in-teTc0lumniate
Great affairs, fed with costly odours. bought
With toll and blood and round the rude
Ia. ge hosts o~fslaves. bending the patient knee,
As though they fingered there some kingto see.
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Tickets 81 each. May be had OF, or ordered
through, any OF the COmpauy's agents, at the
Central Agency, Memphis. Tenn, or of Col
James Strain. HernandO, Hiss.
Stockholders, Directors and Officers Of the
Company are prohibited from purchasing Or
holding tickets in any Of he awning The
Company is simply the media for the purchase
and sale Of real estate between property mold
5rs and the general public. je2j I'm
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T FIND IN yesterdays Appeal q statement
L from Mr.. NIB. Sneed, Jenust, Of Savannah.
20 the eject that Or. Sneed had bought my
ofhee, urnltqte, etc, and thatI would vaesta
on she 1st Of August. $500
In Justice 10 myself and friends, j beg TO state
that No SUCH TRANSACTION V d.
SNEED AND MYsKLF "a BEES~ EXPECTED,
E.W. GARKEH, D. y, s. =
Memphis, Monday, 1aly s. Fslw
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Trust SnLe.

NOTICE Is hereby given that In accordance
~ with The provisions and directions of a
deed ln Trust executed and delivered y me ON
me nth DAY or July, 1855, by Richard b. Haw-
ley (which deed - Of record In the Recorder
omce or Crirtendeu county, Arkansas md Tor
the payment Of The notes therein described, /