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STATE IFEsIs.

The Gazette says negro boy named
Sam, employed by Nashville and Chat
tanooga railroad, was run over on the
Ilth inst, and both legs crushed.
The recorder at Nashville, for the
month of April, returns $685. q as the
collections aecruing from his court.
The people of Wilson county are tC
vote next August on the question ol
issuing S250, coo of county bonds for the
proposed Gallatin and Lebanon railroad
The Jackson IKbiQ says that one oi
the guard of United States soldiers, de-
tailed to protect one DIR. Medaris, radi-
cal of Union City, entered his house in
the Iaedieo's 8 absence and gObbled eighty
three dollars in gold, and the store
clothes used on state occasions at Nash
vile.
The residence of R. B. Argo, neal
McMinnville, was destroyed by fire on
the 4th inst.
The Chattanooga Daily Union says
the celebrated Catholic priest, Father
Ryan, is delivering q series Of lectures al
st. Peters chapel in that place, which
are largely attended.
The gT-shville papers state that the
frost on Tuesday night Of last week waS
sufficiently sharp in places to cut down
new beans, and to damage early vegeta-
bles very considerably. And the same
complaint comes from Murfreesboro and
other portions of the state.
The colored people Of MurfreesDOrC
held a picnic recently in the eenleteT5
near that place singular place, we
think for such an assem- blage.
The Paris {YlteIiigenceT informs US
that Methodist religious revival, held
in the courthouse of that town, has
been very successful, quite a number o.
F'0Ons of both sexes having been con
Yerted. Joseph Griffith, an old and re-
spected citizen of the place, died OIL
Sunday night of appoplexy.
Brownsville G1idOn is the name O.
a new paper shortly to be started.
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WASHINGTON, May 14.--The Georgia
Injunction case was dismissed to-day fOT
want of Jurisdiction. The case of Missis-
sippi, as APPENDED by making Arkansas
q party to the complaint, and scanning
general orders and action in regard to
the treasury Of the latter state, viii prob
ably be argued Friday.
The supreme court to-day decided by a
majority Of one that the notes for negroes
should be invalid The decision involves
many millions Of dollars.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 14.-Adviees
from Prescott, Arizona, report the de-
feat of company Of United States sol
diers by Indians. Forty Of the soldiers
were killed.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 1.-THE re-
ception of the intelligence at Norfolk
yeste day Of the release Of Jefferson
Davis occasionsd a general eongratnla-
ton.
NASHVILLE, May 14.-Inthe impeach-
ment trial to-day, the counsel Of Judge
Frazier took exceptions to Senators Hall
and Bassion sitting as members Of the
court Senator Hall, it was alleged, is
citizen Of Kentucky whilst Senator
Bassion is citizen Of Rutherford, and
represents the district in which White
county is situated, where he has not been
since 1852.
LONDON, May 13.-Lord Lyons, form
erly minister to the United States, was
appointed 10 sueceed Earl Comfy, as
ambassador 10 Paris.
BERLIN, May 1.-THE funeral Of the
late American minister, Gov. Wright,
took place to-day and was attended by
all the American residents and visitors
here and large numbers of citizens.
LIVERPOOL, May 13, p.m.-An attach
ment has been served on the steamship
Great Eastern, at the suit Of her crew,
for nOE-payment of wages.
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nrrsSIssIppE IrE,rs

Gen. Ord, lately visiting Gov. Hum
phreys at Jackson, has returned to Vicks-
burg. He inspected all the public insti-
tutions, and left favorable impression
upon all the citizens with whom he
c0nversed.
An exchange says there is not enter
prise enough in some of the towns Of
this state to roll a wheelbarrOw down hill
on plank road.
The recent untimely frost was expe-
rienced in North Mississippi, also, an
experienced planter, who was out early,
stopped at several places to examine the
young cotton, and gave IL as his opinion
that half the plants were killed.
The citizens of Water Valley are
making extraordinary preparations for a
grand tournament to come OF at that
place on the 5th or 9Th Of July. AS they
have taken such ample time to practice
fitting and perfectsall arrangements, It
will doubtless prove brilliant success.
A grand strawberry festival will
come of at HernandO tomorrow even
ing, to which q number of Memphians
are invited, and all who 60 may be GER
tain of a pleasant experience, as the fair
ladies Of that most hOspitsble and lily
reconstructed town are unsurpassed in
gracefully and eharmingly enaeting the
role of hostess, to strangers especially.
The Pamela Star says the weather
has recently been unfavorable to plant
ing interests, but that the prospects are
not so bad in that vicinity as In other
localities. The circuit court commenced
its session there on Monday Of this week.
Mai. f. S. Hunt, chief collector Of inter
nal revenue, has been removed, and Mr..
Martin Keary appointed in his stead.
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AIARasrAI I.rrnn


The desire to embark for Brazil is
becoming epidemic in the state, and
several colonies Of from thirty to ons
hundred individuals each are making
arrangements to start from different
points at an early day.
On Tuesday last five boys, between
the ages of twelve and fifteen, started
from Mobile to the Spanish fort in 8
small boat. During the voyage the bot
tom Of the boat was broken out by some
means, the boat sunk and four of the
boys were drowned. The other boy
swan ashore.
AT a celebration in Alabama, OF
the 26th ult., were two little boys very
nicely dressed, and having flowers il
their hands for the ceremony, each wear
ing a belt, with the Inscription in larg,
letters, F" My boast-a rebel"
Gen. Cadmus Wilcox, late Of ths
Confederate States army, was In MobIl,
on the 18th inst, en- route to Texas anc
locking well.
"A base ball club was organized IL
Montgomery on Thursday last, anC
named " Pelham in honor OF the won.
derful boy artillerist Of Stewart's corps
whose career Of undying glory will neve
be forgotten by any Individual VIII
served in the army Of Northern Vir
ginis.
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Sleeping Cars on all NIghiTraIns

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALI
POINTS.
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CASH CUSTOMERS
LEGAL.
TrgEsfee'S S0Ie

or Zeal Estate, Ia Gibson County. 20 be
S0ldat HamB0lds, TeHn., Nay .. 1861.
DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust 70 me executed
ID on the 18th day Of March, ISL. b. Green
Tor i,.ss M. 5nI1 IgI or OF 6rtS-sS ~ y 5o15i @ %
(s46.GOal with interest from daIe. due respect
lively on the 18th Of Decem Der, 1851, anc 1I-u
day Of December. lsb2, OF Twenty three Thou
sand Dollars each, owing BY him TO Z. n. A D.
person & Co., and Dy authority invested lu me
10 sell the land convey ed In said trust deed.
front Of thehOtsl at Hum b0ldt, g GiBsOn county.
Tennessee, between the hours Of DO o'clock
am. and O'Clock p m and continuing from
day 70 day thereafter, between the same hours,
until all the properly be sold. sell 70 the hizn-
est bidder, certain tract Of land, containing
about s48 acre.. si uat7 anu lying IN tslnsou
county. Tennessee, and bounded and te-crl bed
follows; one tract containing 2iZ scre-.
conveyed to ". D. Fly by John Fly by dstt
recorded IN Gibson county one trlcf contain
ing IS acres, conveyed 70 the said " ID Fly 1V
w Nj Crosby BY deed duly recorded in ii 6so.s
county. one tract containing rs acres. CON
veyed to said ". D. Fly by J p Wh0rrOu by
deed duly recorded IN Gibson cuunty one
tract containing 1881 acres, conveyed ID said
". d. Fly by John Price BY deed dulv. .rec0r1eu
one tract containing s. acres, e0uveye1 70 said
W. d. Fly by Henry Phillips BY deed duly re-
corded IN GiDSon county one tract containing
lsgJls acres purchased BY tha said ". u. Fly
under a decree Of the county court or Gibson
county, said tract belonged to John ke-y's
estate, and was sold fcr partition or 70 pay
debts: one other tract containing u a-rgs, tnd
conveyed 20 said ". ID. Fly BY Charles Oates DV
are bounded on the north By lands 1alouging
TO the heirs OF y m shaw anu y. O. Hart and
- Caldwell on the west by and Of Henry
Phillips John Anlstead and J. h Graves on
the south BY land belonging 20 John y Bar
nett and Mieaiah Fly Oh The east by tne land
OF William Boon and tEe estates OF Robert
Campbell 9ndgNFil FilliaEn shaw. tos more par
ticular description Of said tract, reference is
made 10 the deed and decree above mentioned
to sail W. ID Fly, al OF the above describ-d
lands having been old under deed Of trust aE-
ecuted TO ". ID. Jones By Green Williams. aud
This trust executed for payment 0r purchase
money. This property VIII be su5dtvfded, and
viii be sold In lots varying q ON lUu q go a,res,
uuon one OF which there is q me dVellng
ana al out houses and improvements eces-
sary, being in high state Of cultivation with dne
orchard, etc
A plan OF the Subdivision viii be exhibited
on day OF sale.
TERas or sALE-Ole nslr Cash, balance az
six months, the purchaser 70 eEHcuta nOle
bearing interest rom date. and secured By
deed Of trust embracing the same te ms On aE
uuoer which I am nov acting. The right OF
REDEEM ptiOn is waived and the title believed TO
be good, but win convey only such titles as Is
In me invested
AMI 30t A. DEIAP. Trustee.
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AILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIM z.

Orrrrr OF GKNERAL SUPEErvTESDEsTt
MEMPHIS, May 5, 49,.
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{ POINTS EAsT, EEsT AND NORTH.

Nah Train at pm. every day, stopping at
II al.rL.-s nj mo con uec- On. -lE
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
EIorfau. J,sne 3, Is6s.

S5q n z D-Ben;- ]. Eddins vs.. VIM D. Dusn.
Chancery Co1rt OF Meuphis-
ny virtue Of an inferlocutory decree. IN this
fS cause I wiz sell at public auction, 10 the
hIShest bidder at tse Courthouse door In the
CITY Of Memphis, Tenn, on
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Libel No. no.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DTgrRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
DIsT3ICT OF WEST TESSEssEE.J
Libel, Civil and Maritime.
Briggs & Peterson vs. Steamboat Rose Hsmble-
ton, her Engines, Machinery, Boats, Tackle,
Apparel ana Furniture.
w HEREAs, Briggs 4 Peterson did. on the
w 10th day Of May, 1857, file their libel, civi
and maritime in said Coui aga ust said Steam
boat Rose Hambleton, her Engines, Machinery
Boats. Tackle, Apparel and Furniture, for The
causes IN said libel mentioned, and praying
the usual process and mOnition OF the COM
in that behalf; and 1 having, under the pro
cess OF sad COurt, seized said Steamboat hoss
HamblstOn, her Engines, Machinery. Boats
Tackle, Apparel and Furniture, and nov have
the same in my custody. Now tlere
fore in pursuance OF the process OF said
court, to Be directed. I do hereby give
public warning and notice to all persons
having or pretending 70 have any interest IN
said property, that they be and appear
before the said court at the federal court
room in the city ~ Memphis. on the nrst Mon
day in July 1867, aud show cause, II any theI
have or know, why the said property shall mol
be eondeInned as aforesaid.
This lIth day Of May, 1857. -,
L. & Marshal for the District Of West Tenn.
BY ISAAC W. GRFFIrHs Deputy Z. = ~
ruvl2 F1r
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,

On Tuesday, June IL, 1857.
No 42s n. r D-samuel Tate ct asl,,ijs a., ~, Ls''ls
seIby ct aI.-Chanoery Conrs Of Mem pms.
NY virtue Of an interioe1tory asgr ~ ~
* trse ea1,se will sell. st puDllc aneslon' ~
~ hiobest bidder. at the Gourtnoase 1oot' ~
ne civ OF Memphis, Tennessee on
T,1esdav. June IL, 1857,
between the hogEs O. 70 ,as n; ane t y M, ase sae
Ioilo - - ,,srfel OF ground situate, lying and
IAN lssn ~, \, sskeiby county. state Of Tennessee,
oeins, &, =, .be Isth Civil District Of said county.
anA - ~, acres and fourteen hundredths
g g ~ acre the same being the noEth part OF
I'd 50. n Of Subdivision NO. . q Known On
- ". 49,, ~ the subdivision OF the John Ram
-, sHrenf Of i've thousand acres subdiyided
- ri Al Kerr and =. 5. Todd. Lot No. II Is
sSoSTr on Eucksr's map marked T. = Tate.
TER6s OF SAL.E-On a credit Of SIX and twelve
,,-s1fi,s notes with good security. with interest
from day OF sale, and len retained III pay
1nsnt OF the purchase money.
Ffufty OF redemption barred.
a. ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
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NEW ORLEANS CORREsPO tDENCE.
NEW ORLEANS, May Q, 1857.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
STREET CARS.


NEW oRLEAEs, May Q, 1857.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
STREET CARS.
People should be at least allowed :,
( make their own associations. It woult
/ be Just to require the railroad company y
I to furnish adequate cars-say an equa
number of those in use-fOr the coloreo
people, or to exclude white people from
/ the cel0red ears, but this is an unneces-
sary question, and tends to eX&sperate
both the white and eolored people.
Already collisions have been threatened.
1t Is very different thing TO Introduce
reforms which the people require, and 70
interfere with their domestic and social
usages. The excitement has, however,
passed away, and people are falling into
the unavoidable with the apathy usual
in such cases. The climate Is too warm
aud the distances too great for the peo-
pie TO walk, and they will subside into
aequiesenee.
CONCERT FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUB
MERGED.
A charming vocal and instrumental
entertainment was given last night at
the opera-house, by amateur artists, al
though the audience was not 50 large as
was to have been hoped for. The ehaF-
acter Of the music was very superior.
The genius of the Creoles for the accom-
Plishment is remarkable, and their close
observance Of all the progress Of Europe
in musical literature makes them, per-
haps, the best performers and crit
les on the continent. There were
vocal and instrumental gems from
Foscari, Prophete and Faust, all executed
with a taste which would have done
credit to professionals. It is to be re-
GREETED the receipts were not as large as
the meritorious object required.
HON. MR.. WILSON'S TOUR.
You remember Mr.. Wilson's appear
ance in a Philadelphia Convention,
many years ago, ami the extremely
ultra ideas he then advanced. His doc
trines, though unchanged now, appears
comparatively moderate, insomuch that
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens rebukes him
as q backslider and warns all
the BrOgressives not to put their trust
in him. This extraordinary objection to
Mr.. Wilson that he cannot keep up with
the march of progress reminds one Of a
Georgian described by poor JOhnse
Hooper, or some equally minute observer.
This Georgian took the railroad cars for
the first time, and not considering it pO-
lite TO bring his dog into the cars,
tied him to the back platform and
left him to follow. After the
cars had been under way half
an hour he went aft to see how his
dog was getting on, and found him
worn and " frazzled - out Up to his head
and shoulders. WhereupOn he expressed
his astonishment and swore that this was
the first thing that Ring had never been
able to keep up with. Now, Mr.. Wilson
has, in the estimation of Mr.. Stevens,
been equally unequal to the task of ae-
companying the car of radical progress.
He goes, however, pleRty fast for the
rest of Us WIN. NJ. BURwkLL.
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TF9EStee's Sale
or Real Estate in 6ibsOa C0aaty, Tenn,
to be Sold at HambOldS, 6ibs0a COangY,


to be Sold &c HambOldt, 6ibs0R County,
Tenn, on Ihe zSgh day or say, 1861.
VDY virtue OF a iced OF Trust executed 70 ".
ID A. Jones by VIM D. Fly, bearing date 18th
Decsmbsr, ls60s for the purpose o. securing
certain debts due BY said Wm. o. Fly 70 T.. N.
Apperson & Co.. and which are therein speci-
had. and By authority vested in me as Trustee
40 bsi tinted BY decree Of The Common aE
Court o. the city OF Memphis, entered I7lh
AuriI. lScz, in the room OF Wm- A. Jones de-
ceased I viii, on the Zsta day OF May 1857, IN
'front.' OF the Hotel at Humboldt, Gibson County
Tenn, between the hours Of ten O'Clock, an
and four o'clock pm, sell 70 the highest bid
der, GER ain tract OF land containing aDOut
SzS acres situated in Gibson County. ald lying
about y miles northwest ef Humocldt. Ienn-s
being the same tract or parcel Of land con-
veyed 70 said VIM. ID. Fly ~ Joseph y Ian
nun BY Deed registered IN Registers Once or
! eiihson County, 70 which reference is made for
| more particular description.
This tract Of land VIII be subdivtded Into
/ four lots. No. containing 60 acres. and known
I as the Iii; Nos Z. 3 and containing e. acres
/ each. lines running east and west.
TEKMs.-One-ha1 Cash, balances az 3 nsonths,
fhe. purchaser 10 execute note, bearing interest
/ froui date. and secured by Deed Of Trust eIn-
/ hrseiug the same terms as that under which
/ Ths right Cd redemption is waived, and the
I nrtle believed 70 be good, out win convey
oufv sflch lille A. Is IN me vested a. Trustee.
.s-,91 9nf J. ID. QUIefLHsH. Trustee.
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rT1Hie win notify all persons not 70 trade for
/ a note gwen By Is in tavor Or a. Lewis z
"a and payable 20 ne order OF J. belr 2 Bro.
sSsS -, v>as dated on the ID Apr ! 1851, aud
-. - NJ, iur mouths afler daoo. The consider
/ Ton for which said note W9e gwen was nos fal-
niss51s ss1s n ~ sa'a . A' 3. HEER . BRo.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
The ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April lst, over sl,5OO,OOO.

ID. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. II. LUCAS, Viee-President-
WET. t. sELBY, Secretary.
WH. n. BENTON, Gent Agent.
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CALVARY CEMETERY
Is now open
FOR IRTERMENTs
TraLStee'S Sale.

ny virtue Of deed OF trust 10 me executed
y by Charles Pfannenesteihl on the 10Th cay
OF September, 1856, and duly recorded at the
Registers ofice Of Shelby county, Isnuess p.
in Record Book, No. 81, part second, pages 5Js,
5sg and so. October 49, 1865 for the purpose OF
securing a note for the sum Of StXty-tWO Hun
dred and Thirty-tWo Dollars tS6252 oO), owed BY
him 70 John B. Leeeh, and by autuOcity in
vested IN me to sell the property conveyed -
me in said trust deed, VIII, on the 10th day or
June. 1867 sell, on the premises, at 10 O'Clock
a "a 10 the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described proEerty A certain tract or
parcel OF land situated. lying and ing in the
city OF Mem phis, shelby county, state OF Ten
uessee, designated on the original plan OF lots
IN and OF the city OF Memphis as part OF lCs
three hundred and seven ty-0ne No. 81 ], sno
bounded as follows, tO-Wit: Beginning on the
northeast corner Of a lot on the south side Of
Jefferson street, known as George Cromwell 5,
5S feet westwardly rom the intersection OF
with the south side OF Jefferson street s. feet 70
its termination and interse ton with Third
street thence southWardly with the west side
OF Third street 1881 feet % an alley thence
vEesfwardly with the nOrtn side OF said alley
I48jI feet 10 the east side OF anO- her alley :
thence uOrthwardly with the east side OF said
alley rs feet to the south boundary line OF the
said Cromwell lot ; thence tastwardly with
said c. iOmweii's south boundary line 9031 feet
10 the southeast corner OF the said Cromwell 8
lot thence northwardly with the east bound
ary line OF the said Cromwell lot liza feet 20
the beginning, together "a ith all the privileges
and appurteoancss thereunto belonging.
The titls Is believed to be good. but sell only
IS Trustee-the right OF REDEEM ptlOn waived.
THCS. LEECH. Trustee
Nampbfs May g. 1897. myI0 ids
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between the hours Of 10 An and Y n, the
following described rsal estate, tO-W1t: A GER
tain lot or parcel Of land situate, lying and
being IN the City Of Memphis, Shel1y county
Tennessee, known and designated as that part
of lot No. 8, in Rlock p. On the sOutnside or
Cav $50 street between Main and shelby street,
IS s10Hn upon the plan Of said CITY Of Mem
Dsis, here. .Of0re conveyed 0E f0pp q Mccall to
Dudley Dnnn and containing about q feet on
Gayos1 street and extending back about 100
feet said lot lying the eastslde Of the alley f,
between lots and IN said block, and being
near The q Csayosc HOtel" in said city
I T'FP,fs or SALEOn a credit Of six and
twelve months. Notes with good security and
lien retained tin payment Of the purchase
AGGUsTON ASTON, Clerk aud Master.
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DIR 60 t o R s

THIS Company is ues Policies on lives on az
/ The different plans and at as favorable rates
ss snv other while it has no restrictions In re-
yyrd 10 residence or travel, and all its pronLs
are divided annually among its policy holders.
Ii is prompt IN the payment OF losses, having
months.
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NENPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

FTFRAfSE leave a. follows city time:
Through Express. sundays excepted, GU
am. Through Mail 8: % PIN; SON erYille Ac-
comm odafion at $40 p m; Grand Junction
Accommodation Train, connecting Win Mis-
Eisssppi Cent al Train, leaves AZ I2sS0 p m.
Express connects At Grand junction Win
srrerpOon train on the MISSISSIPPI Central
Railroad for Holly Springs, " ater alley,
Greuada. Jackson, Nicksburg, MIS- New or-
leans. La, etc
At Coriuta, for Okelona, Columbus. Miss,
Al Decstur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile Cincinnati. etc
At q chattanooga for all places In Eastern
Alsbarnz Gfeorgla, North snd South Carolina
Virgins, ashington, Baltimore Philadelphia
Eew YORK,
Through Mail connects al Grand Junction
EFtth - -s " B0livar and Jackson. Tenn.
At De- Up. fgr Athens. Pulaski, Ala, C0luul-
Ola ~ e., etc
Atta. -ooza Mall trains connect for same
POI press trains.
-suEsd through
= and further Information, apply a.
l. - 5OurI street.
vi ROSS, GenT Sup't.
Esr.S-S Geul Ticket Agent.
.-..t s. Il SHOCK. Passenger Agent
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KTOIGE.

rElHE creditors Of the estate OF 5. 9. Malone
are hereby notified that have suggested
the insolvency OF said estate to the CLERK Of the
County Court1f Upton county, Tennessee, and
the creditor Of said estate are nottner % 1le
f6sfr cIain1es duly authenticated, within SIX
months from date hereof, or ttis notics VII be
nise ~ : 81 VAL. Y. i SANFORD. AdmiBisirator.
April Isl, ss67 apistf
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II q ME E. HIZL,
United States Commissioner

A LSO. Commissioner OF Deeds for the several
- St4tss and Terri ories. Autho--sd 10 take
the acknoWiedg -nnenf Of edrfand other
writings to be used or recorded therein.
VIII give prom pt attention % the taking OF
DISPOSITIONS, 10 be used in any Of the Courts u
the United states.
ONCE No. ~ Madison street, Memphis
So Fees Will be n. ode crate. ap2s i'm
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DianOnd Line.

FTvHROTGa 2-- ---ipts given for COTTON via
Cincinnati b. r-l OF river. Time guaran-
fe-ad-T Ty4rz ze5s I-1-uo change nom Cincinnati
~ Nevr Work Way JOHNSON.
mb5 a. star Wharf beat