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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-20


L TRANSPORTATION LINE,
GEOKGETOW d. c. CONNECTINGA At
FREDERICKSBURG s. POTOMAC r. +.
~U~~7 THE STEAMER EXPRESS,
lsaS.sss - Captain A. G. Nicke, leaves Baiti-
more from Pier No s. Light street wharf, every
TUESDAY,, at 4 o'clock p. m, for the above
cities and stopping at the following way points
on the Potomac: Point Lookout, Piney Point.
FoxwelHs Wharf, Curioman Bay, Burchs
Wharf, Stones Wharf, Chapel Point, Matthias ;S
Point, Aquia Creek, connecting with ralIrGad 4st
to Fredericksburg and Richmond, Smiths IT.
and Glymont. Returning leaves Washington
at e IN, and Alexandria at a. m. every
,s-@ THE STEAMER KENEBEC,
ssss9sl.ss Captain John H. Wilson, leaves Bal
tilnorc from Pier No. g. Light street wharf, eV-
cry FRIDAY at 4 p. m, for the above citleS'
and stopping at the following point" on the 70
tomac River: Mundy's Point, kinsale, flney
Point Plowden's Wharf, Pope Creek, MatnlaS
Point, Nanjemoy Stores, Aqua Creek, conncct-
ing with railroad to Fredericksburg ana hlcn-
mOnd, Smiths Point and Glymont. Kcturhln8
leaves Washington ut & a. m, and AleXandria
at 7 q. m, every WEDN ESDAY.
N.Ty- Freight of all descriptions carried at 10"
rates For further information apply to
No II, King street. Alexandria
j. B. BRYAN s. BRO,
345 Pennsylvania av., Washingtoa!
A. NEEDHAM s. SONS.
l42 Light ST. Wharf Baltimore
j. e. WATERS,
NH TT 100, Water street, Georgetown n
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
POTOMAC

s6M=S FERRY COMPA N 7.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
The steamboats, of the company leave each place
every hour, from am, until p. m, from the
company's wharf, foot of 7th ST., Washington,
ard near foot of King ST., Alexandria,
for Excursions to Glymont, or other points on
the river.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.-The steamer
WAWASET will leave Washington at ~
O. clock and Alexandria at 1890 every TU ES-
DAY, TIL URSDAY ndSATURDAY MORN
ING. Returning will arrive at Alexandria
about 3 D. m w. D. COLT,
ny 8-tf Prest. Potomac Farry Comply.
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RAILROAD LINES.
GAP. RAILROAD.

81 ID lag 81 EEzBE EE= o.;
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HARDWARE, &c.
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,

JAMES W.: SALEs THos. RTsHEILL.
EAMEs w. MILLS 6 CO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-20

THE CoLoRED PEOPLE OF ALBEMARLE--
that is, those Of them engaged ''in politics,
and under the manipulation OF the Radical
emissares, have, 10 . letter, BY c"mmltttee,
addressed to the candidates for the Convention,
IN that county, laid down the following plat
form -
i. That the colorel people Of the State,
after being invested Wi;i the elective franchise
~ the new Constitution, should never be de-
priycd ofthat right by @nyfuturc Constitution.
10 That no man shall be prevented from
holding Office. or sitting upon jury, on at:
9oount of color or previous condition OF 'scrvi-.
tudc: provided said person is. qualified.
g. That there should be Il uniform system
ofscommon schools open 10 all, without DIS
ztiaction OF race cclor o' previous condition, 10
be supported by generai lax upon all X klnds OF
property
9 n That the laws OF eiectment and dlstra'nt
should protect equally the lancior, and tenant,
and that provision SHOULD be made Tor the e%-
emp,ion OF. tho poor MANS homestead.
S. That.thc rules law and evidence should
apnly to all persons alike, without distinction
Of raae color, or pTeylons condition. z
G.. That corporal punishment Tor crime or.
other cause should not. be inflicted under any
circumstances.
!. That no poll tax Should ever be iered Tor
s. That all elections should be hy ballot.
49,. And while the eolorel people do not, seek to
exact pledge or pr0Inis" from ang man where
no he might he tramneiica N the exercise OF
his official duties, they feel in honor hnnnii not
to vote for any one who cntertalnS v!ewS:ni an
y opposite character unieSs,iirst convinced that
the measures they advocate are unso'ihs! On na!-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-20

GIRLS S 2 Il f G o NJ A
Oh! she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined,
Enchained the very heart and mind,
CRISPER COMA,
FOR CURLING THE HAIR OF EITHER
SEX INTO WAVEY AND GLOSSY
RINGLETS OR HEAVY MAS
SIVE CURLS.
Bv using this article Ladies and Gentlemcn
can beautify themselves 81 thousand fold. 1t is
the only article in the world that will curl
straight hair, and at the same time give 1t q
beautiful, glossy appearance. The CrispeIr Coma
not only curls the hair, but invigorates, 6eauti-
fes and cleanses it; is highly and deligbt1ulfy,
perfilmed, and is the most complete article o.!
The kind ever offered to the American public
The Crisper Coma will be sent to any address,
sealed and postpaid, for ST.
Address all orders to
w. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. 8, West Fayette street; SYRACUSE. NY.
ap 2-1y
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fAlsn ROE-l00 cases Of Shad Roe, in store
M, ''' = = - tiyyIN So sBECKHAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-20

The most Valuable and perfect preparatl0n ln
use, for giving the skin beautiful -pearl-llke
tint that is only found in youth. IL quickly
removes Tan, Freckles, Pimpless, BlotchesS
Moth Patches, Sallowness, Eruptions, and all
leaving the skin white and clear as alabaster.
It's use cannot be detected by the closest scru-
tiny and being . vegetable preparation is per
fectly harmless. Its the only article of the
kind used by the French, and is considered by
the Parisians as Indispensable to q perfect toll
ct. Upwards Of 10000 bottles were sold during
the past year a sufficient guarantee Of its eff
cacy Price only IS cents. Sent by mail, post
paid, on receipts of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS & Co, Chemists.
nh Q-lv 265. River street, Troy, n. J
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sNya.. I POTOMAC IIERRINGS-25 bbls in
store and for sale by
nv IA: A. J FLEMING, No, 8, King St
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-30
9ounerttaa, ben 80. Nlai 1867 J
Wm, o, 8gruwnlnl1'.
GauSiSat ser 1lniDnszYartei anr gstts
bcrwabl als G0uDernenr.
9uhtl Trimblf

1T Der bird bic repnblitaniidjc GOaOsn=
ton anfseitelte SanOioat fur Oas
Mmt eiRts GDngree= 6eprdiehz
tanten .oes Tinften Senz
ntKte Siitrttts.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-30

lns m0slid, ansmebmeug baP e. Hros
ietptea4 unter ben Saell6en fur 6oas
8rafibentl9aftsout Der Sereinisten
Staaten MAIDEN nil.
I'm bic 8efelella9 unleres aatbs an
'@reeIep's Steunbe, Den Nlten Dor fer
neren Sborbeiten gu id)aben, ais bon
auberlter @otbweubisfeit erl3einsn 81
laNem, ertpdbnen mir nod ,lbab bas elm
flubreibae @opperbeab< Organ oes 9Se>
items, Die u@bicasO Zines, idOn 10
tueit seeanaea if, Sefferion 9abis als
na6lten 8raFoenten nno Soraee Srse :
lep als 8iceprdfoenten gu nOn'niren'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-30
SDrace 9reeIet,

bat fid in Der Self. Oabis 8arsf9afts'
@ade, seIiube oelast, la6erli6 sema5t.
Das miro Seoermann suseben. y0enn
aud mir nit ibm elaubten baB bic Ne>
eieruns ein.n unberantportli9en uno
gar nidt gu berseibenOen Sebltritt se>
than nit Der Iansen Snbaftirung bes
3ebeIIenbdnptlin9s, 10 eri6ien es bod
aerate bon @reeleD b0dyit anffauenb,
bab err, obne Sarum erlu@t gu pcroen
unO obne oaB es notbpenoi9 mar =
benn es bdtten iid Sanienbe bon Cub
IGnoern bereit ertldrt, Die BHrgf6aft gu
Ieiften = bin nod 9tidmono elite, um
bort Den 8iirsidaftsIdein gu untsr5ei@s
nen, Der Self. Sabis auf freien SUP
febte. gBir baben tets Dor Soraee
greeleD be sr0Bte &dtuns gebe9t nnS
elaubten in linn INNER einen treuen
uno ebrliden 3epublifaner 81 erfennen.
Gr bat tuabreno bes Srieses NIT feiner
3eituns unO leinem peri0nli6en Ginflub
niel, biel SuteS gotham unb 9ebiibrt ibns
baflr Der Oanf Der Station. Sod es
ideint, ais Oh Der Wann nit borriiden'
Dem Mlter feline Gnergie un0 ieinen
@6arfblid berloren bat. Oenn nu,
Mltersl9pade Fam i'm 81 ieiner Sanbs
Iunespsiie fur Self. Oabis beifimn'i
baben. = @ir batten iiber 6ieies Sbeme
poEItanOis aeidtuiesen nnb eben be-
oben ertpdbnten gerOienite @reele1'i
halber lieber ben Wantel 0er 2iebe Uni
Nidtbea6tun9 Iber ben 8organg &c,
iporfen; bod Der Selegrapb bringt I'M
beute nod cine 8a@rid,t iiber ben sfefo
bes ameritaniiden Ssnrnalismns, Oi
uns Oenn bod su Tart borton.mt, al
bab mir nod LANCER idpeigen fOnnten
Sc beibt namlid, Dgreeleg babe cine
8rief an breckenridge 9eidrieben, bic
fer foIe in Die 8ereinieten Staaten gu
rid fommen, UNI ibn (Greeleb) 80 bel
fen, Die Denomination bey Slonaate
su bOubrinsen." - Benn bas F6 be
itatisen foIIte, 70 fOIlten GreeIep's per
iOnlide Sreunbe lrabrIi4 niGts Gill
ceres tbun, oils ben Wlann Dor mel
Iborbeiten beiuabren. Sbgleid
Der berOienfbolle Sorace GreeIeb it, q
peiIter 60 III, iolten fieI Jpn Oaran be-
binDern, iebt, na6oent Ct ben 8eni
leiner Gerbienite iiberidritten bat, 4
Der 8Ianiagc aus3uiesen, Oab feline .
fentli6en Snnblun9en bic eines in B,
&inbesalter suridperietten Grsilss he
Den. - NitIeib NIT Dem grObtn Nial
6rdnst uhs ~ oieiem 0atbe. - q
rOnnen MN einnaI niGt gIauben, B
es ettuas Mnberes 1T, ais NItersf9p6d
mir UoIIen Der gerebruae nnD Vie
balbey bic mir felt Sabfen fur i'm q
beat, ans MN einntaI rtbt tn Der VI
iidt bssebrsh, Dab anDere Esotipt b.
Iiegen. Dir iDcIIen unb eonHfn n
alauben, hab e NIT ieinen auffdnil
Bun Mbonaenten in Giiben fir
,ssuaefpinller nil. Sod III
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-30

unb sic fdabisen bamit slsi9seiti9
Die sesenpartisen berfaiiunssmaBise'.
9ledte Des prenBifden 8olfes, 81 oeren
@3ub sic seiuahlt fino; oenn in Der
norselestsn gerfalIuns 1T fein einsises
Ser 8e9te sardntirt, ipelde oas COM
ititutionelle unb liberale 8rinaip in
Den meientlidften Sbeilen oes Staats :
lebens formeI unb materiea foroert.
(9ebbaiter 8eifaa linfS. J.,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-30
Gabifale Sfepnblifdmi1be
Gpuutb=E DmuemttDn.


Das untersei6nete Gpntite labet aAe raO'-
falen &epublifaner BON Dapislpn County
eiub fG am
9amftas, ben 8. CUNT 1867
1 11br MittasS in ber 8sprdientantenballe FUR
bic fulaenben ,3psff einanfnben:
1. @eeisnste ganbibaten fir bic Aenlfer
eines 9taatSlenatOrS unb speier &ePralentatl'
ten fir DaSibiOn County su ernennen.
2. Delssaten gu ernennen, nm IN elmer ipa-
tern gpnsentiUu semeinl6aftli6 nit Delssa'
ten BON gtObertlOn unb Gbeatbam einsu
8lDater Csemeinl&aftli4en &spraientantfn)
fir tie Counties DaSiblOn, Gbeatbant uni
Hpbertlpn 3u ernennen.
8. lin ben &abitalen Scn DapiolOn @cunts
cine @rlcsenbeit gu seben fi6 ibsr bsn seeis
neten Ganbibaten fir pas @nit zines StaatS
@&ul< Superinteutenteu gu terat6en.
aae republifanii6en Stimmscber BON Ia
DiblOn County fnb einselabsn, iif ein3nFnben
auf anDrbnuns bes rabifal rspublifanil6e'
County GCmites
.. 3. Di6cp. Sorfsenber
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-30


Mber, Iieber Bismard, Sie fino Ia
bcute aubersew0bnlid IuFig, fol-
neulid Der Baron bon Niiindbanfen
Serrn 8ismarf aneerebet baben. So,
friegsIufia ertuiOerte Der sri.
hitter, unO babel rieb ct bObnil@ las
delnO bic Sdnbe.
= Sur 6 in 8ries. - SO siebt nur
Ginen eottgefaaisen aries: ben &rieg
gegen ben &rie9! limb bieien ba'
ben Sir oIIein gu fiibren, @ir, Die
Sampler fur 6reibeit, Sd0nbeit, Bill
Oune uno BoIfswcbll
Dbrift u unb fein 6reieorps Q bis B
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-30
lInip,, gtaatszg entrat=
Gpmite.

Die Mitslisbsr bes 8epnblfanii@eu Union
Central pntites ppllsn &ptia BARON ilepnisn,
bag cine @iBuns, ees @pmite's am -
Dpmneritas, ben 6. Sunt zoe .'s'
ftottRuten pirb. Gs tpirb ernltli9 sspanifet
bas isbes Mitslieb erl6eintn pirS. &ae re-
publifanilbem stattsr psrSsH sriu@t gu CO.
piren.
st. 81. 8utler, @otfsenOsr.
s.. s.. GbomaS, Sefretar. ..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-30

Sc.tne uoufdnoise biISIide @eidi9te Der Belt
V9ie behe, bilisite uns beiebrenofte 6an'ltea
2eitiarift in Der nnior
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-30
9eoulrbet Srgeln lllo
MclO0eDnS.
9enen einfmmis Der erte Rreis, cine SOIO.3 eSaiae
..9iIs ben 6eitcn @abinct=O rgtln

,,slls ben beiten Gabinct=Orstln
i'm ameritaniiden Snititute. Nep yorf. Sttobsr
1865 smertanrt.purse.
NIs bic rortrefIid5len in Der 9efAaieubet, Starte
,,nS gRaunfaItiafet bes Zones uto IN Der 3apl eel
RufqmmenSieiluneen nnerfannt.
Da Die beften Snitrnmente pom america opL. us.a-
eiferten 70 lies has, Ipel6eS ben SIeg % pnatns'
0id5ts an beiegen ibrig." Amertean arf sSoutHsi'
DEMONSTRATORS enem betaniitem ptIIa,tun.sl-l
sic haben ebenfals ben eriten fSrets hperan ouooh
aetraoelt no ie ausgeiteut mHroen. ~
DrdeIn nit Bebaler, etns spet no pre-
feds GrSEe d. $3.50 bis $150J. Ghne Seoaie, M,l
ei,fober ooer SpppcIter Aeibe IN grocer WannnlaiS
tiatet sos bis $45 9ieie Draen nteAt2lei siaIIsn,
pfefendbnIiden Gigentbinii9feit bes Zones lgo.
men GpIofIappei, 5tdrfe hes Ghors
9eSaIeit uno aaaemeinen Orgeiefeften, Sl9neh w
nortiioIith fir Qirden, Sd6Ie, Samenstm er nnO
5dtle,, 9tefelbcn ino in S5ddber pom oloe1N 2saus
nukhola aeicbmadDou aeaoertem seaLnilB tiieet nne
oriastieDer Stub ilno ele9anteo 9o,enpolS pC>SSs
pradbiuoHiten Scibnnn9 uno Ansitattin9 naO ~
been @rbeit engeegt, oa beabbttet wire, eaB leoss
Ntftrumeut Gin wluiter in feincr Art let. A1e 5h
rnmente bis berob au elm feines, tragoares Sttao
NeIobeum baben bic f6One 3reinulanootiappe oph'
| GrtrasB ere1nung.
Gin aroier Borraib itets on Der 2ano IN uhiern
auaemetnen Bboleiale nno @etatlsSaser, To. OH
iInSere rFwtirenSem iIuitrirten 9reislien NIT nm
iereil iienefe Gtpen iino iest ferti9 Yaan lane rd
| Elm girtmIdr toUmen.
WcIcubet, 5elton u. Co., 6abrttanteh,
ma22 3R 80. Sal 8roabuap, Stem gcrt eitp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-30

Die unssbeure PopuIaritdt Sieier .DrseIn unb ibre
meiiterbafte @eoaIt Der Zone bat bieeIben 6neH
ter bas Yublitum perbreitet ;umaI oa baieIbe i9on
dngt fir has ameritamiidbe Cans erpIni9t mar. Sci
anebem lit Der 4otenpreis elm 9ernses bSber, aIs
fir @eIobeons, pdbrenb oieRuf uet erbabener barr
lberfebt. Eoni9Onbeit, ibneue Sinserberibruns
". gsirfuns tnb nett effettpouer 70 baB sas MeobeOn
berbotsn pirb unb felt letter 3eit perIaRst Aes
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''Yreb Il, Si Tim ;, Z

(td9ltdb uno trcd9enfltdD).
Dies M bos es,,iae Iopae siatt. NIT aasaobme Der
,Staatssettnnga, welsbes IN &afbpiue beraass
asaeben ,uirb. Bon alien bier eri@eineneen Sldttern
bat es bic sr5ste girtnation ano III es Sas offyiene
Oraan ses states. IS bot cine eroBe eifiatatisn
i'm Rorben SOvpobl ais aud i'm 6ise anS 8eI4dftss
Iepte fSanen tcin beleres Mnseiaen= 9Re6hui Fnben
pas tdali3e SIatt entbaIt bic iesten unb uouitdu,
hiaen teiearepbil9en 8eridte pon poIitiften NIB
eomwercieuen unS ausemeinen Nenisfeiten. pie
aofuIuetiote,teit Der 6taSt anb ilmesbMma werSen
ausfibrtb berqte. nnS In iebsr &iniidt nimmt eies
es 8Iattoen erlten9sana unter ben hiegen Settnn'
Die GrsisniiIe beS tOnlmensen SaRrss psrben nom
Sntercfie fetm. tlsberaH Ia bas 2anS IN &nreglpa
lfnS binaen Rnrsem wersen bic ,pitttsiten 2ebens
froaen erSrtertunb entf9eben perSen. gBir uini4tM
1 Saber, bab nns oas lppale Bolt IN oem fpnsmeasen
sabssampfe init aaen in ibrsn; xrditsn aebensen
,tteIn unterffilsen mSeen, uub pnierem BIatte in
chem fletnen 9orie Oeer SIeden i'm Staate gerbret'
| tuns ~ geben. Sn Submit, pie sas IN Der 8ergan
aeubeit aeheben, NTH Sas Blatt Der ernitibe Scr
beibiser Der Sbsen unO sriusipiea nnierss sessnpa
Tm,er SobsSloom IN in ieeer einIitt uoahdnbt
9ieDIidhfeit nicbt gebotem perbe Yerfonei, rpel1
| GrndIadbet amsaefahrt baben fDoIlen, fSnbtn it4
auf srceente sinsfhbrnG ee8ehener Anitrdge a. ben
btGtaaen RreiIen perlahen.
Wan abrtfhe aa9 W l1E - e
9Jref anb Zines Co.,
/ 80 8 NORTH Sherry Sire.
Rsfh,lu. 9ehnelIee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-05
MEMPHIS APPEAL.
BRIE.BIANrS.

HYMN.
Oh. swsetly sinks this life OF ours,
Through Ages cloudy bars;
A fading hush on lin and SKY,
And ldl the woIld OF stars.
We bless Thee. gracious Nou, poi DlIth
By which we hither come
We bless Thee for the gate Of death-
The good mans passage home
We hess Thee FOR the heart 10 feel,
And for the eye 70 see
g0r faith that reaches over Time
And grasps eternity.
oh. softly fades this life Of ouIs'
Through Ages silver bars
A tender hush on hiN and sky,
AND 10! the world Of stars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-05

The general market was hardly as act
i've az reported Yesterday, bus considering
The day of the week trade continued TO
hold its own to some extent, and eShib-
its symptoms of Il steady Improvement
~ the season advances.
Bran is in meager supply and steady at
SIS 10 $50 per ton, in store. Butter
lchoicel is in demand, and a small con-
signnlent received per river sold readily
at SOC lower grades nominal. Bacon IS
unchanged, excepting clear sides which
continues to %stiffen, and rules generally
at 174c. Baggiug continues nominal.
Corn is in light supply and tirmer, but
inactive-Sl 10 to 81 Is for yellow and
white. Corumeal moves slowly at % 40
to S. so, on arrival, and 25c to soc higher
in store. Coffee is easier-26tc for choice
Rio. EgsssGsrce, and choice FRESH would
sell readily at 274c, if not higher. Flour
is heavy and nominally unchanged-Sl3
to S14 for choice family brands. Hay is
heavy at so for choice timothy in fact
there seems to be no market. Lard is
quiet at BE for tierce and l4c to l45c for
key. Molasses, dull at soc TO soc. Onions,
firm at 81 to s per Dbl. Oats, quiet at
nc to 75c in store. Potatoes, steady at
81 to s. per Dbl. Pork, quiet and firm at
SIS as to S26 in store for mess. Sugar,
unchanged. Whisky, dull, 81 60 TO s. so
forcOmmOn.
The business of the Memphis and Ohio
railroad is improving rapidly. The re-
ceipts for the month Of August viii ex-
coed those of July nearly so per cent.
The business of the road will increase
more rapidly during the next two or
three months.
The Columbus, Tifin and Toledo rail-
road, with a capital Of 81 600, coo, has
been Incorporated in Ohio, and will run
through nine counties.
The ties for the Kansas Pacific railroad
have to be transported from the eastern
| border, and are estimated to cost, laid
dawn, one dollar each. Fuel used for
the locomotives has all TO be transported
1 two hundred miles. As the road pro-
crosses westward this expense will in
crease, for as yet no good coal has been
discovered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-05
LEGAL.


pursuance OF the provisions OF Dust Deed
u 70 me executed BY ]. A. Nevis aud James
Rose composing the Arm Of Nevis & Rose, on
the lth day Of March, 1867, and which il July
registered 10 the Registers Ol1cs OF shelby
county tennessee, in book No. 90, mart q,
Pages III sand ne, for the purpose or securing
Enyder IN The payment Of certain prom
a-1f1 note tharein mentioned, 4 will offer for
sac On sATUkDAY, THE nth DAY
W 1hrIhMBhR, 1851, between The usual
nouFs iOf legal sales, say at - O'Clock
NJ az pubic veudue, 70 The highest bidder. At
me courthouse door. in III city Of Memphis,
we described real estate, tO-wft sit
1hled IN the county ef shelby ana state OF
AenuesHeef In the Greenlaw subdivision and
bounded rs follows, viz. Beginning az a stake.
seFsnly-lcur and one-forth $50 feet north
warmly from the intersection Of Greeulaw and
flltn streest thence ~nOrthWardly along the
East side Of tlfth street. seVenby-fo four and one
lOfLh VA ieet 70 an alley, thence eastwardfv
one hundred and forty-eight and ons-half
lIta5ai lesL 70 an alley thence along the west
side OF said alley southWardly sevemfy-foura and
one-iortn go feet 20 q stake. thence
WestWardly and parallel with Grseulaw sueat.
one huudred and norry-eighJ and one-half
Q455G feet 70 the beginning, being Tor NO. ~ ~
appear on The Plan OF GrssnIaWss additiOu 10
Memphis, az surveyed BY VIM. Crane civil
Engineer, and viii be sold 70 satisfy inc terms
or said Deed Of Trust.
z CASH. Whilst the undersfg7ad ba-
lisve the tftleu 70 be conveyed by him tohagoo4
still be viii only sell and convey snch ME -
vests In him as Trustee as Aforesaid.
JAMES LEE, JE, Trustee.
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Nher9H's SGJe.

WILL Offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
ia cash. at the door Of the Circuit Court
honsa, in lie city Of Memphis, Shelby county,
stale of Tennessee. on the 10th day Of Septem-
berS Isg7 within the usual hours, the following
described real estate, as the property Of F.
rms ia satisfy an execution in favor of N. :.
Ray nse 81 Commercial Bank OF Kentucky,
iss1ed rom the circuit Court at the Nav Term,
1RsT judgment 5th day Of October, 1856, for
sfxfv-dve hundred and thirty-ntne 75-lOO dol
Iars and costs, tO-wtt The east snd of lot IS
~ tine month side Of Jefferson street and on
me west side of center alley. fronting about 20
faef an JEFFERSON street and ~ feet On Center
aTiey with a four-sttry brick building thereon;
also, on lot 4G2 At the corner, on the south side
~ Market street and east side Of Third street,
being Igg% feet square, with the block of three
story residences thereon; also, on
snbofvisiOn 10 Of country lot 40, at the corner,
an fha south side of Market street and the east
sIde N the first alley east Of Third street, being
about 100 feet front On Market street and Q
deuth of about $50 feet ON the east SIDE OF said
afiev. being the residence property Of defend-
ant r. TITUS, all being intne city Of Memphis
shelby county and state or Tennessee, as laid
down on The maps and plans OF said city
+. NJ WINTERS, Sheriff.
Bv H. SWAN. deputy Sheriff
m--.aH ~ ThET" AAL1 H-NEENu
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serer.rhirty Notes.


There are yet twenty millions of the
6rst series Of the seven-thirty notes dated
july Is, 1854, to be received by the
treasury department. There were Origi-
naIly three hundred and eighty millions
of dollars of these notes, but on the 18th
Of the present month, when the time for
redemption or conversion into five
twenties expires, only forty millions
we're out. Secretary McCullOch eX-
tended the time for their redemption to
September 18th, as has already been
stated. On Saturday, twenty millions
Of these notes were received by the
treasury department, five millions Of
which came from Boston bankers. Most
of this amouRt would have been re-
ceived the day before if it had not been
for The storm. II is probable that the
other twenty millions viii be either re-
deemed or converted long before the
time given by Secretary McCulloch
expires.