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HINCIPLEs GOvERSISG TIE coz
DICT or THE AnRuaL

A GOVERNMENT Of white men for Whits
men; and no political misoegenauon.
LOYALTY TO Union or the TATEs FIDEL-
ITY to the Constitution in It's true extent n
meaning Obedience 20 and maintenance OF
al law, state and National, constitutionany
enacted.
RESISTANCE TO Tyranny, Usurpation and OPP
preston, OF one man or many and 10 all en-
croachaments upon the rights or neemen or Of
States, or upon the just and Constitutional
prsuogatives Of any Department OF the state
OF National Governments.
No ESTABLISHMENT Of Military despotisms,
no euthr0nIng OF martial law, no Suspension
OF the writ OF Habeas Corpus. no staying OF cit
liens by Military Commission, no interference
with the Courts, no Eettres ds.caehst IN time Of
peace.
STRICT sUBoRDrSATIoS Of the Military TO the
Civil Power.
No STANDING ARNIEs Of States in time Of
peace.
RESTORATION OF DISTINGUISHED citizens 70 all
rights aud privileges Of which they have been
disseized no prosecutions or diSqualihcstions
for political opinions; for the PAST, oblivion
OF offences; for the PRESENT and FUTURE,
UNIoS. PEACE, Law and ORDER
PEEFErUAL TO AL freenen OF The
African race. OF sl the CIVIL rights Of freemen.
No REPUDLATIoS, by state or Nation, OF n
honest and lawful debt
10 REVIVAL OF old party differences; bat a
Union Of all Conservative men, OF AL former
paroles, who revere the Constitution. to restore
the old landmarks OF the Government
No 20 plumber one portion sf
The country for the profit OF another portion.
wRArEvER is JUST; whatever is RIGHT;
whatever is OF GooD P and worthy Of
the descendants OF English freemen-
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MARKETs

LOUISVILLE, December 6-Leaf TO-
bacco very steady Tugs, IS 2597; me-
diuIa late sew Leaf, S15 %. Flour Hrmer
and higher; superine, 81 70; A No. 1,
S1l 25@l1 IS Corn, new ear, S0GS5c.
Oats steady, Csc. Wheat, s. 30. Bacon
unchanged. Lard firm, l3@184e. Mess
pork, new, so 50623; old, 81 so. Cot
ton, 14914te. Whisky nominal. Sugar,
new crop, choice Louisiana, l5e. Hogs
dull and lower, 6a@7c gross receipts,
$3.50. Bulk meats dull and unchanged.
New ORLEANS, December 6-Cotton
active and advanced middliHg Orleans,
l536l6e; sales, 4500 bales receipts, 6646
bales exports, 4l6T bales ; sales OF the
week, $500 bales receipts OF the week,
q, 69l bales exports of the week,
e, 100 bales stock on hand, a063 bsles.
Sugar, ~active good common, llhe;
prime, I36lSic. Molasses dull and de-
elined Sc; common, 4Oc; prime, 70675c.
Flour hrmer superfine, 80; double ex-
ira, 50 IS choice, SI3 70. Corn firm,
81 07A9I 10. Oats scarce, SS9S5c. Pork
better, So 1904. Bacon shoulders re-
failing at SlI9Il 50; clear sides, 15sc.
Lard, IN demand fierce, I34e key, Isle.
Gold, 1874 sterling 49495l; New York
sight, 995 discount.
CINCINNATI, December 6.-kldur firm
and advanced Csc; family, sll@ll IS.
Wheat, s. 45@2 50. Corn advanced to
SSG9Qc for new Sal. Oats stssdY at a5c.
bye advanced to 81 50. Cotton Grmer F.;
middliug, lfi@15c. Whiskey very dull
and nominal st SOC in bond. Hogs firm
at S. 1903 90; total packed to-day,
10000. Pork quiet at s2f@22 50. Lard,
12ke. Green meats. 7h9l2@12fe. APP
plies, g 50@4 90. Potatoes, S393 25.
NEW YORK, December 6-FIour, s5@,
$40 and better. Wheat firm. Bye quiet
and firm, 81 6S. Western Oats dull, Td9
sI5e. Corn trmeF, ST 5@l 35i, new
naked Western. PORK quiet and Steady,
81 5g922 so. Lard firm, l2H9Iyic.
Rice, Carolins, s4@9Ic. Coffee quiet.
Sugar quiet Cuba, l1I@12te. Molasses
firm and quiet, Cotton, A@2e better /;
sales, $500 bales upland at lE9I74eH
Money active and firm call loans, 697c.
Sterling Arm, as993e. Gold, ls7ie.
Government Stocks quiet and q shade
easier. Receipts at the s~ub-treasury,
81, At, on I; payments, Sl,s99, s25 ; bal
aBce. 3lO3. 500, 932.
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"in case Of error, there would be no
remedy or redress by the injured party
for the court would not hsve any right to
review the law, IS 1t had been settled by
the jury. Indeed, it would be almost
~iEnpracticabIs to ascertain what the law,
assettlsd by the jury, actually was.u
A person acquitted needs no remedy OF
redress, b not an injured party, and has
no interest to have the law reviewed by
the court. Andewhen one Is connected,
the court can review the law, as settled
by the jury; for 3 new trial may be
granted, where the verdict Is contrary to
the law. as the court holdsi5 - where it
is contrary to the evidence and II the
jury d~isregsrds the courts opinion, and
convicts, and the court refuses q new
trial, the matter may be reviewed and
the injured party have redress on error.
Judge SToRY's notion that the court
ought to decide the law, and the jury Be
governed by its direction, for the proteo-
ton Of the defendant is like his refusal
to grant a new trial 20 q party about to
be hung, because it was his right not to
have his life twice put Ii jeopardy. The
party tried neither wants or wishes that
sort Of protection, which should m
power 3 court to set aside an aeqHittal as
erroneous.
II the Court" he said, should err
in laying down the law to the jury, there
is an adequate remedy for the neglected
party, by motion fora new trial, q Court
Of Error" That is so, 0hers there is a
conviction, whether the jury has or has
not the right to decide the law. It has
not the right to convict against the opin-
ion Of the Court, but only to acquit. He
said, Every person accused as q crimi-
nal has q right to be tried according to
the law Of the land, the fixed law of the
land and not by the law as a jury may
understand it, or choose, from wanton-
ness, or Ignorance, o. ~accidental mistake,
to interpret it." Suppose wesay, adding
three words, "couid not by the Law, as a
jury, or a judge, may understand it.
Would the argumentnOt be quite as lOgf-
cal? Or, to make more palPeble its
defect, would it be true to Say, Every
person has a right to be acquitted accord
ing to the fixed law of the and,u-that
is, has a right not to be acquitted other
wise?
This is what every person accused has
a right TOTO be not convicted, unless by
the fixed law Of the land. It is a novel
idea to turn q psrty's right against him
as a weapon of offence. And it becomes
exquisitely absurd when we are told that
to take from juries the right OF aequit-
ting, against the direction Of the Judge,
" is his privilege and surest shield against
oppression and wrong"
fro RW gONTTgTrD1
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CONGRESSIONAL.


SENATE.
WASHINGTON, December 6-Several
petitions we're presented. The Secretary
Of the Treasury requested to know of the
Senate whether since the 23d Of June,
1866, any unexpended balance for appro-
pristions for objects named had been
used for any other purpose.
Mr.. Grimes introduced q bill setting
aside from surplus naval pension fund
the sum Of $4,000, for the purpose OF
forming q nucleus Of a navy insurance
fund. Referred to Naval Committee.
A resolution was adopted directing the
Secretary Of the Treasury TO inform the
Senate 0f the nature OF the commission
given to Edward Cooper and the time it
has to run
8 Mr.. brakes resolution ~ceusuring the
President was postponed until Tuesday
next.
: Mr.. Edmond's bill pledging the faith
OF the United States I o pay the public
debt-iR eommitsee-was taken up and
various amendments proposed. No result
attained.
Several resolutions touching the fnan-
ces were offered and referred.
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County COurt Sale of Land.

Maria L. Petite et ais, vs.. MaryL- Moleta ct al
Petition for SAFE OF real estate for division.
Under and by virtue OF decree Of sale
made in The above entitled CAUSE, at the
december term, 1867, Of the county Court Of
shelby ouuty Tennessee, / viii proceed to sell
10 the highest and best bidder, before the Court
house door In the city OF Memphis On
Monday. January eth, 1865,
Between the hours OF 10 a m and 4 pm, the
following described real estate, TO Wit The
Certain parcel Of land in The City OF Memphis
known on the plan OF the said city as lot one
hundred and eighty-four lg4l, beginning az a
point on the east side Of Main street and tha
north side Of ronCFays alley, which is the drst
alley north OF jackson street,, running thence
" It'll the north side Of the said 81 ey EAST one
hundred and fOrty-eight feet six fnrhes 70 an
alley; thence north seventy-four feet thr e
inches; Themes west one bundled and forty
eight Ieat SIX inches to Main street, and thence
south seventy-fOuT feet three inches to the
place Of beginning.
ERA o SALE -One-third cash, and one
third IN OF e year nom the date OF the sale. and
ons-third in two years therefrom- Notes with
good security to be taken for the deferred pay
ments, and q iein retained on the property for
the OF said notes.
John LOAGBE
December 6, ls6F County Court clerk.
Hrn- ~
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10

No notice can be taken OF anonymous COM
nurtcaHons. Whatever Is intsnded fer in
serdon in the AFPEAL, must be Uthenti-
Gated by the name and address OF the
wlter. a. q guarantee OF hiE good faith and
responsibility.
Business Letters should be sdaresssd to "TH
APPEAL," Memphis.
Communications for publication must be writ
ten on one Tide OF the page only, ana with
AL other matteB connected with the sdltO-
rial department, should be addressed: EDT-
ToEs oFTHEA PPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot, As a rule, undertake 70 return srd-
orss not rsUud suitable for publication.
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Gov. BROWNLow has authorized the
publication Of q card, specially denying
the statement Detective Baker made be-
fore the Impeachment Committee, in
which Brownlow was said to be cogni-
zAnt Of a letter written by Andrew john
son to jeff. Davis. The Governor fur.
ther states that he does not believe john
son wrote to JEFF. Davis or anybody else
giving aid to the rebellion, and that Ba-
ker is q periured scoundrel.
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Beautiful Property at Auction.

On SATURDAY MORNING NEXT, at 10
O'Clock, We shall sell at public auction, FIVE
LOTS, situated On Exchange street extended,
between Poplar and Alabama, last east Of PoIk
street, and in an elegant n improving loca-
ton.
These lots each hsvea front Of 40 feet, and
extend back 1872 to an alley. Parties who
wanta healthy location, within few steps OF
the Street Railway and convenient to the
Market House and Schools, win dc well to at
tend his sale. AL the lots viii be sold, and
upon terms liberal to purchasers.
@. d. MONSARRAT,
does I'd Auetioaser.
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Trustees SnEe.

DY virtue OF q trust deed executed 70 Psndla-
ID ton Colston ana myself, On the lith day OF
IuueSls8I, by r. T. PiGiumer, and now on file
ia the RegiEtsFia Omca OF Shelby eannty, Tenn,
IN book NO. %, part ?. pages 532, 633 and 534, for
the purpose OF $ curing the paymsn Of \
FFonlissOy nota therein mentioned. I viii,
PendletOn Coiston being absent from the state,
and being requested so 70 do BY the beneficiary
In said deed, on -
Friday, the 6lh day Of December, 1851,
on the premises, In the city Of Memphis.
county or Shelby, State OF Tennessee. expose 70
public sale and proceed - seifto the highest
Eitj q CERTAIN lsasehofd, situate and lying on
Vance street, m the city Of Memphis bein the
same conveyed to the said PlumInsr by deed pf
lease FROM Thomas H, Allen, gusrdian, dated
the 2Sd day OF ApdL. Isg, endlo expire on { 8
Sd day OF April, 1916. and now On record IN the
Registers Q4nee OF Shelly county. The prem-
is6s IL said deed OF trust are described - nl-
lows, VIZ: A lot belonging to the minor heirs
Of Claiborne DeLOaeh, deceGsed, an the soath
side Of Vance street eEfnnin one hundred
and fifteen St4teen=one-hundrsdths feet nom
the Intersection OF the south side az Vance
street with the west side Of Goslss street,
thence southwark parallel with GoElae street
one hundred and nny feet to an alley sixteen
westward with the north line Of said alley
nfty-seven nty-etght-One-huudredths feet,
thence northward one hundred and hfty fest
ward fifty even h~fty-eight-one hundrsdths
feet 70 tina beginning. Said premises beihE Iot
Nc. 3 In a s~ubdiVtuon OF tha propeFty a. TIE
ss Ts aehs M n Ai lsS ~ ar rSaes ana I Sg7iS ssss Fssss
good, bat 1 VIII sen and convey only As
Terms-rwo thousand dollars cash: the
balance In three six and nine months, with
good security. Equity Of redemption Waivad
Sale between hours Of 10 and 2 O'Clock.
novzs Tf6stss.
nzrFhe above sals Ia postponed nrtii NON
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n. ~.
Suburban Residence and Lands.

A BOUT Twenty Lots not disposed Of at pub
"A lie sale remain on the Market privately,
upon the same terms heretofore offered.
namely: Tenth Cash. balance in Ten Annual
instruments, bearing interest The Residence
LOg containing . acres, is also offered FOR Cash,
or on the usual terms apply TO my agents,
Messrs. kOyster, T~reEsyanI & Co, or U myself
on the premises. n. N. IRRELEVANT.
daaT
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TraLsf NnIn

DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust made by Charles
D P~fannenstiehl, and recorded IN the Regis
ter's once OF shelby county, Tennessee, in
Book No. 81, part ?, page sos and following, 1
Will, On
Monday, the Sixth dsy or January, 1868,
In front or the Courthouse door OF the Law
Court Of Memphis, in Memphis, Tennessee. on
second street, between Union and GayOso
STREETS, tween the hours Of 10 o'clock an.
and 4 O'Clock pm Of said day. proceed 20 sell at
auction, to the highest bidder, fr cash. the fol-
lowing described lot or parcel OF land In the
city OF Memphis, and designated on the plat Of
kaid city as part OF 1T No. 87l, tO-wit. Begin
Rin AZ the northeast corner o. a let on the
south aide OF Jefferson street known as Geo ge
CrOmvelIs, 81 feet westWardly from the inter-
section Of Jefferson and Third streets; thence
eastwardly with the south side OF jefferson
street riftY-eight feet to its intersection with
Third stIeer; thence southWaTdly with the
west side OF Third street one hundred and fOrrv-
eight and a half feet 20 ~ alley; thence west
wardly with the zorth side OF said alley one
hundred ald fOrty-eight feet SIX inches to the
west side OF another alley thence srthwnrdsy
with the east side Of said alley thirty-six teet "a
the south boundary line Of said CronuWelps lot.
lhence ~eastwardly with said Cromwell s south
boundary lin so feet to bhs southeast corner
OF said CrQuHelfa lot; thence "
WITH the easJ boundary line Of said CromWeHs
lot one hundred and twelve and q half feet to
the beginning.
me title to said property is believed to be
perfect, and the equity OF redemption is waived.
but 4 convey as trustee only.
dec7 I'd LEIGH Trugfaa
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J. d. Raspberry general agent for Arkansas'
John e. RsardOn, Little Rock, Ark.
Rtehard ThrustOn, Van Barren, ARK.
Read Fletcher, Pin Bluff, Ark.
Juo. 4. Eaktn, Washington, Ark
Rev. a. r. winfield, Camden, Ark.
G. G. JOY, Bolivar, Team.
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j. D.. WILLIAM,
deeTtf Az Main strret


NOUtCcs
In the Chancery Court OF Memphis. Tenn
Nc. I93B-M.chael McMahon ct al, vs.. Patrick
carey and Michael COoney.
1T appearing from afistavit in this cause that
i the Defendant, Patrick Carey is q tesid Mt OF
the State OF Iowa and d nOn-resident Of lie
state OF Tennessee
IL is theEefOrs ordered, that be mako his Gp-
pearancs herein, at the Courthouse in the ciLy
OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before tae nr-L Mon
day in February, 1888, and plead, answer uT
dsmur TO complainant bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as to him, and set for hear
puDlished once a weeE, for four successive
weeEs. In the Memphis Appeal
A cOpy-attssJ:
AUGUSrON ALSTON, Clerk & Master.
BY r. J. BLACK, D. T.. d II.
Kerr, Westcott q Stahl, Soils. for CompTt
dscI laWsw
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TO PLANTERS.

Our stock OF Planters Goods Is too well
known to need any remarks OJner than call At
tentiOn to H.
Il is replete with Boot, Shoes and Brogans,
Hat, COthing in endless variety and OF best
material
PLAIN AND PLAID LINsEY.
Esssy- and Jeans, Osnnburgs and Stripes.
IN tact everything that Is needed by the
PlAnt-r IN the shape OF Dry Goods, and at ng-
ures th2W VIII insure his satisfaction.
l. addition 70 the sbOVe many Inducements,
we have Tor statesmen young men who, fJr al
tention and politsness, and knowledge OF their
business, cannot be exceutd, If equalled, IN this
city.
As We are not closing out" nor running
away hom the city, We cont desire to make
any statements that will meet refutatron
Their fore give US a call, and thereby satisfy
yOuHelYes and crafty US.
A. SEESSEL a son.
$50 Main St, OPP. Court Square.
decl-im
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Retail Price. So 90 Each, and invariably Cash
FOR aFINLEYs CHURN-oAsHER."

Tba MI OsURN DAsHER eondnsss 80 fully the requisite qualities OF azpRs,
1ad prraTE IS q place attheh head OF all other hnpemen % amd AZ pr
poses SRS a 3ap oszSsy ESy@n amd 70 e ardsd q on o IN nEpms5E lasGSGS
49, AZ mme~ especially 50 with The people OF tn southern States VINO nov feel 50 DauyE
ned of ns mMy and t-Swm ghumWG
R11m5g hat the raan price has been liked at FOCk 49, - each Uy whaeSl o
ar tn Dashrn FOR he whole United safes and therefore De oo1Ansdt hro1gh any otner
hn aMhonRd agencies - tAl1L
pHnt 2sn nn &E 1ak 49, nnSr LnI Igr nSFe TS mnl IN "a mS III -
Sbea AM with les Fmk than maay ohe3al aoundE a Vh W~" na=W lihNeS
pune R%1n5g na ams aarsa aavgasmens whqss Wiling e -pa1 o. cssa and ron Up
5wIa sueerm MT mo1eh@ rfnE and e re prep to 0Hr just such TO the rah mT n
800 UnTnAnd Tmrr Awwrh n nos are made 10 "Ly m@"gW hey eOt DO
a. Awa then, viii Complain d" hard UeET~nc employment NJ tuauon% Come
sa g smpsyssrt And s%a ggs2E FsH 30 = g Ss Ss6eS19Ps og@sS. sSoa$ You ass 2S
won1i agta Cuptes CaaL Tovha and u HualD Hsir-No h20ath,E East aRd West
sIHs beErsy uI Can At them m ugena On hawoaek. b. wagon. mlr@as and Hsamboas
f1d ready claone[s nd yea $3.50 -
ad Ee Ed of nj Won With VIM q nVen o" ahead and soon 1.-THE empg parse viii
be Nt-ruEnn e oyn-and hrndsN Vi spring qby uNHton- -, ,a--A ZM Al
we wnnt paHo set ne nek Crram. Two HUNDRED and W. HuNDkED
R1zasTnansaa sec e once wns for particulars vita Hnp "T ansvsE
J. A. CAMERON & co.
.a1e 81 VAT sfrsek. MsmDh s t..
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TO the
SPLENDID PARLoR
Oh m b eel - e t . ,
AT AU N,

THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock. by ROYsTER, TIRE
i ZEVANT & CO, AZ their SalesrOom three
splendid Parlor Sets, nns OhRmber ST, and
other Furniture. decz 1t
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From three years old up. This is the best op.
portunity ever offered for supplying yoIr
wants 81 greatly reduced prics s, as I am UE-
TERMINED To CLOSE OCT ENTIRE
SlNCk WITHIN NINET DAYS
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FL L Z US
CH R DA

WHY DO you ASK MI THAT QUESTION, SIR
Because on Of hem is needed. nc doubt, and thai badly among your household eouveu-
Jon ito the ladies' POn whom such duties usually eTdva
What's the articleP What's the description What's it do,
pray, STRIP
vhiehb placed in the -od 1stdonsdH wooden or tub chzn, md vorEeain the same man
.A.+-o
at evsy up and down movement ofthe "D~hss" completely shsngaung and cutting he
uean into he mnu3st particles; Will at bosnsH time b ad or he al beds" in each a.
vision OF 1.-THE wbessk keeps te Who'll buk Of the cream supplied with constant currents OF
fresh air. thus securing BY tea npstp process the true pnncp=Of GOOD Butter Making"
Well. sir, is the thing simple-vsry SIMPLEX
Why so vey simple when Hnt atn wOudO Of sEphnAhOu is nsssAy VIII" Bid
dy" Aunt DhAh" OF the sghtyesE cd child an both uAdsHondn and ne and eOuIdnrNr
their lives imsGnea any other purpose mrH
Is it durable and substantial, sirP
nsmDdeo Of The best Sheet zno-wm not rua-aroDg-nsat md with ordinary es viii
hssss ask ing as on and your ganashndrsns children
Long enough; well, my friend. does it make GOOD BUTTER
and QUICKP
udo@ note only make good Buau, b. aboqt ONE FogREE MORE to given amount Of
TLAE required by the use Of the "d dahE" Am. however quite pady % eonhssu sst
vouh veb nave Il so auck nrr the vv phin and uHnpH reason TIA ts exraorIu any rapid
operation Of such Cnurns Yields ssh result ms @SOFE LARDE unauaan0 auC instead
Of those RIcz sRANK E4xE ERK and LIVELY QUALITIES which constitute REAL
GOOD BUTTER.
Wen, sir Ihavs one OF the odd fashioned" ChunsAa Old hury relic sf@veual sus
ratons past and dc + understand you that nothing noss required than oueofhs"FS-
Nothing esv hatsvrn complete the SIMPLEST cHKARsE and NOST SAEBFAC
TORY CHURyLyG APRARATU US thatt world has yet produced
nepa A.yG g g%s t%s T%S osa gsm.n 49, g4@sgT y smsaas ve9aI 20 SE ~
q ehanEsn The programme and ssney" when casting a g. Peep at the cook after many
nu tess eforh to slice a bun or two Ushr su6 oo1and such @tmnusr Asan understand
Eho have BEEN uuly done for" HH .#
Mehinka Idsoavera mutusy upathy.a similarity Of experience and a similar deter
ASgrRp ~ va gUYBUF- not hto n air.. Ts a "hons Invention" and viii upsnn It's
" true merits, win It's wy htOs avery household n thu land. NOrha ndsogtA ThsDNAsr
is open to comp petition, and nr@ common ssnSe"e every lay practical use and household econ
ony " say TO YANKEE or anybody else BEAT IT II 700 CAN.
.al.a -7T
peuot for the Southern states for FINLEYfs oHURE DAsHER,
at he popular CHINA Hall Of EAsTLAND, LLOYD 3 aILBEET, No.
sal Main street, Memphis. Tenn, and for sale By agents sVeryWhsre-r
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On Thursday, December lsih, 1851,

By direction Of the ExecutOrs al Samuel
]. Hays, deceased, we viii sell. st public sale,
to the highest bidder, the lots in the TOWN
OF HAYSNILLE. rs per plan, together with
thirty farma, varying IN size nom IS 10 n1 acres.
fhaSa Lots and Farms sTe situated twenty
miles nom Mempbis, on the NemphB and
Louisville Railroad The lceasiOn
md great ferduty Of these Farms aminsntiy
them To- the favorable nQltoe Of al h
desire TO engage IN the growth OF Cotton q be-
reals The ant 81 . choice OF ready ac-
eeex ia markets above or below than, for what
thew sell or huy. the smaller lots N n around
Havsvfls being only about one hours travel
f.om Memphis. Affords those who desire 10 the
ounortupfty OF securing = cheap, conXantent
and healthy home in the country withOHt IN
feruptfon to their business IN the city. TITLES
TERMs-One-fourth cash, balance IN one
two years, with Interest," Trust deeds 20.
Saeurs deferred payments
aov2 A~uctionserz
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7 OST-
BY the Messenger Boy OF the German VA
tional Bank, en- accepted DRAFT drawn by Refs.
Bro. q Co. on W. h Andrews, for i've hundred
ant eleven 800 dollars SSH &), tnirty days
after date from November 18th. and due Ie-
2ist, payable to my order. AS paymen
has been stopped, L. can be OF no Use 10 tbs
finder. who Wfllpleake return Il to thu Bank.
dec7lt MARTIN GRIFFIN. Cashier.
Finely Bred Saddle Mare for Sale.
ME wish 10 sell at once q handsome, highly
bred SADDLE MARE young and Ger.
feetly sound. She can be seen at the stable Of
Wm- Joyce, on Adams street.
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RzrThe above sale is postponed until MON
DAY, The Isth DAY OF DECEMBER, 1887,
with the consent Of all parties interested.
dec7 ID s, MARYE, Trustee,