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For Sale.

nH1 ofthe most d@sifstls Residences IN the city-a
~ otry brick Dwsflnx. Vith nine Yu0rns and sood
cellar ard cstssn ard iafgs hrSck essbls and wood
horse t soxl 20 est ooussining Largo variety Of the
meet cpace ffi. sps shrabba7 III The sty situate On
{ lnqurs n 80 WI YUir01
mali Nssl k,tAts Aren't Mo n HaIn a.
lf0R eALk-Let. and 4, block III. corner OF r.
IL change ssd II elfth stBessR contanius two story
brick dwelling, will rsnt for 600 Per year. y.n 81
sold on roa,orsbis terms. lnqrirs Of 2. 7. LoMAx
Esd, OF WM rCLr0E
spris Real Hstste Agent No 50 Main street.
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-. Fer S3Is.

y, one Of the Host desirable localities in
tne y, one story brick dxsng bouse, with four
tanning number Of fruit trees and sccd web OF We
yer. .Iqafe OF WI fULreE,
a14o gE&4 ea eesfeg Real Estate Agent +
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DIRECTORS
BANKING.
MEMPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
ORGANIZED 1874.
RANKING.
OFFICE, 22 I-2 MADISON STREET
DIRECTORS

J. J. MURPHY. President.
F. M CASH. - Secretary.
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STATE ITEMS.

The McMinuville Enterprise says !:
A mum Der of persons from Ohio, Penn
svIvapia and New York have visited our
mace this week looking out homes; and
we are pleased to be able TO say that in
every instance they are pleased with our
section Of the country, and especially IN
this locality. Some are here looking out
a home for themselves, and also for other
parties who, upon q favorable report, in
tend 10 come on.
Meals State Gdzette learns that W.
P. Scales has been appointed assistant
revenue assessor for that county in place
Of W. T. P0stOn, removed. The same
uaper hears a negro man was found dead,
with a load Of shot in him, on last Mon
dav in the vicinity OF Double Bridges.
Il is supposed that he was killed by
another negro with whom he had some
time ago had difficulty.
The Union and Dispatch OF the llth
inst. says The meeting Of the stock
holders Of the South Nashville street
railroad called to take into eonsidera.
ton the petition for the admission Of
colored people into all conveysnees OF
the road, upon an equal footing with
whites, adjourned yesterday without
taking action, 8 quorum not being pres
ent. Another meeting will probably be
called iR-. day or two.
-Ofyonday last, says the Columbia
HeyaLl, a negro from Spring Hill was
committed to Jail for theu murder Of his
mother-in-iaW. It seq V-t the negro
was beating his wife, ~ ~ 11her mother
attempted to preverE1';.,I9 f. -. heTeaPon be
seized a shovel and SUI SILK * her over the
head, crushing her skull. The woman
died Immediately, and the magistrates s
court falIy committed him Tor trial.
The PulaatEi Citizen says number OF
undoubted UnieH men in Giles county
we're refused registration papers Satur-
day last, ON the plea that the blanks
were exhausted. As many Of them had
come on horseback from considerable
distance, they made up a subscription
and ordered one hundred and fifty blanks
printed IN the Pulaski job office.
Although these blanks wogld not have
cost tho state a cent, and we're iiIe those
snppIjed bv the state government in
every particular, The BrOwnlOw registrar
refused to use them, and thus registra-
ton is virtually stopped in that county,
until such time as his eXcelency may
choose to permit it to proceed.
a horse thief made his escape from
the Clarllsvilie jail on the lst OF June,
and mas not been reeaptured.
The Union and Dispatch has had an
interview with DIR. I. w. Frazier, special
mail agent for the state, who has just
conplated q tour of inspection through
his district, and reports the mail service
in all parts Of the st3te in satisfactory
condition.
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MISSISSIPPI ITEMS.

in sS1ae portions of the state the
colered wonae6 aIe declining to go into
the cotton fields 10 WGrk, SoptendiDg
that the white women don't go into the
feld. bat are supported by the men.
TIC Il colored sisters" demand the same
rights.
Martin Eeary has been appointed rev.
enue officer for the second district.
Tonight a grand fancy-dress bal
will conclude the festivities incident tC
the tournament held af Meridian to-day
A great many strangers were expected
TO grace with their presence the efforti
of the Mississippi knights, and Major II
st. Paul, Of the Mobile Times, is to de
liver the usual address to the chivalry.
The Brandon Republican says
crowd OF rowdy negroes went arounC
town On Saturday night last and took al
the gates of of their hinges, turneC
stock into 'front.' yards, tore up bridges
| bIockaded the sidewalks With rails, sho
off pistols and made night hideons witt
their yelis, eaths and blsckguard Ian
guage. We hope the authorities vii
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TratSfee'S S0Le

ny virtue OF a deed Of trust, executed to me
h an the rst day of January, A ID 1886, by
q " Harf and Julia A. r. HRrt, his wife, and
duly registered In the Registers ofdce OfHhelby
County, Tennessee, ia record book NO. d, part
al pages 6g3 and Gfi, 10 which reference h
hereby made. For the purpose Of paying the
debt therein secured. L viii, On THURSDAY, the
7Sth day OF June. 1857, on the premises. near
fhe eifv OF Memphis, in the County OF shelby,
and SfaeS Of Tennessees expose 70 public sale,
md uroeesd to sell TO the highest bidder, for
cash. the following described parcel Of ground,
t0-vit: situate lying and being IN the County
Of shelby, state Of Tennessee, near the CITY oi
Memphis, being one-half OF lot No. nfty-tWo,
95A of WiIlouEhby Williams subdivision, and
hofndsd as follows Beglnn nlng 81 q stake on
ne Test side Of Walnut street, TIE corner Of lol
No. fiftV-one, (6ll runnJna sOQbA Wita me lnf
~ aid street three chains and sl4tY-nye Ahol
LINKS. 10 Stake the corner OF lot No. nliy-ilYe
f55 thence west with the line OF said lot Notify
Al-, M tan chains and ninety tlVIj linka
~ 4 sake, thence north three chains and sixty
ave f865( links 10 q stake, thence east Ten
chains and ainaty-sesen tle.a7l links 70 the be-
Ginning, containing four acfes lhe par
6arebV Intended to be conveyed ls the nortf
Seif n said lot so nfty-two, ~ the same hav
-, hees, vvilled to the stid Julia A T. Hart, b.
h.T rnofher Elizabeth ". Tanner. On the 6if
dev of March 1851. IN equity Of redemption
IN nd 10 fhis property e expressly waived il
80 ieed Slf trilst and ale TILE ls believed u
, - oood. INT sell and convey only as Trustees
slsis fo be made betweea tne hours Of one an,
fonr O'clock In the aftsrhoon.
je7taa u, y, AAfsn1Na10Ni trustee
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succeed in finding out who the Internal
scoundrels were, and teach them lesson
which they VIII not soon forget We nd
wise our citizsns TO keep tlieir shot guns
well loaded and always ready for use.
The same paper says Of the crops IA fhat
vicinity The weather during the past
week has been warm and dry, and our
planting friends are making vigorous
efforts TO kill the grass and weeds. Corn,
except on the very low lands, Is looking
tolerahly well, but the cctton generally
looks sickly. If we can have another
week Of warm dry weather the cotton
crop will come out amazingly Oats b
looking tolerably well, and viii be ripe
in few days. The wheat crop is badly
damaged by the rust in some localities.
The Herald and Hissfssippirl OF the
18th announces this rather singular mar
riage:
Col. Oliver Matthews, late Of the
United States army, was married In this
city last evening, to Miss Lucy J. Brooke,
daughter Of Hon. Walker Brooke, for
merly United States senator from Mis-
sissiDpi
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THIS Compsny is -uss Policies on lives on all
/ The different plans and at as favorable rates
as auv other while it has no restrictions in re-
gard 70 residence or travel, and all It's pronts
are divided annually among its policy holders.
It is prompt in the payment Of losses having
paid sS5, eco ia this city in the last eight
months.
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OMAHA, June 12.--Ab0ut twenty men
have been killed during the past week by
Indians, and about two hundred head 0I
stock stolen, Some days ago the Indians
attacked simultaneously half dozen
ranches. arHilH a aaF
WAsHTlsaT0E, Juns I2.--Tt Is under
stood that the attorney general ID Of the
opinion that district commanders have
no right 10 remove civil officers without
trial by military commission, and than
only when they have bsen fOand guilty.
Of impeding the enforcement Of the re-
construction act. II this opinion should
be adopted by the president, Gov. Wells.
and the city Officialspf New Orleans and
Mobile, will be allowed a trial. Pr0mi-
nent sOutherners here entertain the hope
that this view of the matter may be osfl-
eially promulgated, but express fears that
the president will do nothing In the
premises until after the time shall have
passed for eOnvening the July session OF
congress.
A special says, in the case of alleged
Outrages committed by BroWnlOw's
militia instructions have been given To
Gen. Thomas TO investigate the acts OF
violence which are said to have been
perpetrated. Gen. Whipple has already
commenced an Investigation.
Senator Patterson returned to-day from
Tennessee and reports the political cam,
Daign there exceedingly bitter. Hefeari
no outbreak.
The delegation here from Tennessee
have been unable to see the, Ssident tC
ask him to interfere with tue militia
They wish him to direct Gen. Thomas Il
send troops TO Tennessee to disarm thC
militia.
Ninety-three suits were cOmmenceC
yesterday by claimants at Savannah, fol
cotton alleged to be captured by Gen
Sherman. The claims amount to aboui
$4,000, 900 in gold, and the suits are
authorized by a recent act of congress.
NEW YORK, June l2.-President Mos
quera, OfNeW Grenada, has declared th'
country in state of war, denounced th'
majority in congress as traitors, anC
imprisoned the president of Cureline
marea and several prominent men. Hi
usurpatiOns have aroused the pe0pli
/ against him. aud even his adherent
1 in the capital denounce his arbitrary
arrests. Tne stt0rney-general and twI
I judges of the supreme court have re
/ signed.
A revolution mas been started in Peru
| under Costello, but it is believed that i
will soon he suppressed.
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The st. Joseph jail contains thirty
five prisoners,
Howard county farmers complain Of
the scarcity OF tobacco plants.
The Paris Christian church raised
on Sunday eighty-siX dollars for the
relief Of the southern poor
"A few days ago a party of armed
men rode Up to the house of a man
named MuDkres, living near Haynes
vile. in Clinton county, and without
auy known cause shot sud killed him,
and then departed as they came.
The bushwhackers are being driven
out of Jackson, Lafayette and johnson
counties.
Lon the 5th inst, a man named
Thomas Little, was hung by the vigil
lance committee at Warrensburg. He
was arrested in st. Louis several days
ago on suspicion Of being concerned ~
the Richmond robbery.
The Keytesville Union learns from
numerous farmers that there is more
wheat under cultivation in Charlotte
| this season than ever known before in
that county, and that it promises to sur
pass their most sanguine expectations.
"A new ferry company has been or
gani1ed in Jefferson City with capital
STOCK OL Sdg,lslY.
The Frederickstown Conservative
/ estimates the damage done TO Lamotte,
| by the late freshet, at S40, 900.
The grasshoppers have already COM
menced the destruction of crops in the
counties of Clay and Platte, and the
| southwest.
a train of wagons, laden with Mex
| lean wool, passed through Kansas City
on the 4th inst.
"A great revival is now in progress al
/ Warrensburg, and converts are pouring
in rapidly.
"A horse thief named Lander was
killed, and another at the same time cap
| tured in Platte county 4ast Thursday
Lander had attempted to use his weapons
after promising to surrender.
On the night of the 25th Of May
some dastardly scoundrel shot and killed
| five horses that were at the time grazing
on the praries in Audrain county.
| "A specimen Of camel coal of superior
| quality has been discovered on the farm;
| of y Bills and j. II. Caldwell, ten miles
| southeast 0f Fulton, on the line of thu
| Louisiana RRd Missouri river railroad
| The vein is some eight feet thick and i
Is thought that in drifting it viii gair
six inches Ia every foot,
A young lady, some seventeen year.
/ of age, living with the family on th'
farm of Capt. Sells, near Newark, wa
| burned to death on Thursday night o
last week, by the explosion of coal oil
| IN afteunting to fill lighted lamp.
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". j. ROSS, Gieul Supt
A BARNS Geu'l Ticket Agent
gnra n 81 EH DCk pa-Saug ger Agent
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.ERMs
NOTICE.

EKTE have this day sold our entire interest in
w the Seddiery Business, 22S Second street,
10 Mr. John V. OHLHOUSEN, who will con-
iinns the business at the old stand. We take
pleasure in recommending him 10 our patrons
and frisnds J. r. SCHEIFER.
J. b. AUSTIN.
The books OF J. +. Scheifer & Co. may be
foand at the effics OF ]. v, OhlhOusen. where
seffIeuent can be made. Mr.. Ohlhousen or his
of5ant Mr. Richard Warren, Is authorised To re-
osiye and Feceipt for all money dAa nS
]. Il. SCHEIFEI2,
7nv8i I'm ]. B. AUSTIN.
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CONDENSED DECISIONS
SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE.
JACKSON MAY TERSz, 1867.
REPORTED FOR THE APPEAL
BY H. CLAY KING, ESQ.

No. 2a.-MnIer vs.. MonOw. From Hardeman
Chancsry.
Morrow in September, 1866, made a
deed of trust to Polk for the benefit OF
certain creditors. The deed not prop
erly stamped, was registered in October,
1865. Miller levied his attachment on
the property covered by the deed, in
February, 1866 The deed was re-
stamped by Rolfe Sanders, collector,
ia March, 1867. Held that the deed
not having the amount of revenue
stamps required by law, its registration
was void as to creditors. And Miller's
lien by attachment having accrued in
good faith before the restamping by the
collector, he is entitled to priority OF
satisfaction.
Note.-The stamp acts Of congress Of
1862; 10th of June, 1864 the amendment
of March, 1860; and of July, 1865, are all
construed. And, it is held that the July
act, 1866, repeals the provisions OF all
the others touching the restamping Of
instruments and the effect thereof, ana
that by the terms of the latter act, rights
acquired before the restamping by the
collector are not affected thereby.
APRIL TERN, 1865.
Chancery.
Held 1. That the acts of 1881 and
1888 were not 50 intended, and did not
enlarge the powers Of q feDle coUeTt IN
the alienation of her real estate under
/. the act OF I715, section 2S, which latter
act for the first time substituted the mode
by deed and separate examination for
fine and recovery. That the object OF
the acts of 1881 and 1888 was to remedy
defects in the registration of convey
ances, under which defects, as the pre-
amble to the act OF 1881 recites, nuner-
Gus frauds were daily and secretly prae-
ticed. and at the same time to of1er
a more certain and convenient mode OF
taking the probate and acknowledgment
of eongeyances. A feDIe cOUert cannot
dispose of her real estate except by joint
deed of herself and husband, executed
precisely according TO the requirements
of those acts-and therefore, she has no
power TO execute a valid power of attor-
ney to her husband or to q stranger TO
dispOse of her real estate-and all sales
made under power of attorney are aoso-
lutely void. And neither can the JeDie
coUert and her husband make a VOID
Joint power of attorney to dispose OF her
real estate. ,. When the husband has
become tenant by the courtesy initiate,
to-wit: When there have been valid
marriage, seizia and issue born alive, and
has sold the land Of the wife, and
the wife is afterwards divorced q
yeacuIO for causes arising subsequent
to the vesting of the title by courtesy
initiate, and ia no degree affecting the
validity Of the original marriage con-
tract. such divorce. will not defeat the
courtesy in the hands of the vendee, but
be will hold the land during the life OF
the husband, when such sales have been
made previous to the act of lS45-50, re-
strieting the power of the husband over
the Wife's real estate.
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UERREW ava MlsOyIC CALEyBAR.
Neutrality-suspicious.


1867
LODGES
AEGERoNA, No. lbs. Neets lEt Monday in
everv month, al Odd-FeIiovs' Hall. car. Court
and Main. D. c. Trader, v ~ ID. I. Tom
Iiuson- Sec
EoUrIf bTFHrrITs. No rs. Meets p Friday Or
-arh -HaIi. cor. NadIson and Second.
j. r. seIIars. ". 81; Bsnj X. Pullen- Sec.
LILA SCOTT. No. 2S9 Meets st Friday OF each
month-Hall cor Madison aud second. Joun
Ninslia. " A. b z. woodward, Sec
HssfrT.rn-y No. Zqq. Meets 81 Friday OF each
Fellows Hall P. n. Stanley,
-1 No 81 ~ D) Meets sth Friday
a. earsr rncutf f--.lf FrgE- street John j.
Worsham, Ss1, ". 81 B. h t'ullen, SD, Sec.
ROYAL. ARCE.
Prx< Cllauter- No l. Meets ID Monday or each
rnouth-Odd-Fello lows HEll. A. J. " heelerr
ID. r.; II H. Psyuter, sec.
" AND 5. n.
F,g-rEEA Council. No. 8. Meets 80 Monday OF
s-aeh -tidd-FeIlOws Hall John Zeut,
Tn. H.; y. :. Wiggin, Rec.
TEHFLARs.
C-yREyR fyorlmandery, No. 4 Meets 4th Mon
- ~ ssch mouth. John Zeut Com; \. j..
WIggln. Eec.
AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
81 Front Street.
HKEMEs Ledge e Ferfeet.i9n, 18th; No J.
stated Comm licatiDus ID VI ettuesllaiY ui5llL
OF each month. Heury p. Woodards cd q.
NJ Charles N. Carroll, lith, sec
RrwHzA- Lodge OF Perfection. ldth.i No 2
Meets sth wednesday Of each month. George
MeIIe-sh. ed, o.. NJ; A. Z. Frankland, sd
Sec
tASTpTFrk Cou ci OF Princes Of Jerusa en-, I6th.i
No L Benz. <. Pulle8s S2d-, Iarsn.'.' -
-. Sec. -
CALvARY CnAPrER Of Rose Cr0iX, 18th, No !.
ClaarIes ". Adams, 32d, M. W. d. 4. IoEn-
lfusnn a2f sec.
FIITErPPE DuPLEssEIs Council of h-h, 81 t1-s
No Il Henry r WOodard, cd, Comm. (;
William n. CIrOde sd, Rec.
l,osssTsToIzY o. Vi III TENNESSEE. sd. John
Ainslie. SD. Comm. in Chief; Dodge Z.
Trader. sd. Reg.
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Dissolution.

fE1HE coparfnership p heretofore existing be-
tween b. r. HalleIfNan r. Ellis and John
II. Fisher, under the name and style Of HAL
LER, ELLIS a CO, Grocers ard Cotton rae
tors, at No. 40 Madison street, is this day dis
The business hereafter will be conducted al
tine same place, No. 40 Madison street, under
Inc name and stVle OF
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RAILROADS.
n"NPHIS AND CHARLESTON
ATDROAD.

d0Ii0ws city timel:
TakAlNs leave as = Sundays excepted 6s2t
Through ELpreh "a n nj +. s1gperyflle Ac
s-Ha: Through Mail, g.. ri
ExpresS connects Is Ora -sfssfr,nf Cenrra
AFTERNOON train on the Nh W5ter valley
Railroad FOR Holly Springs, = New Or.
Grenada. jackson, Vicksburg, M -
leans. La, etc. Miss.
Mobile Ala, etc -rs.
Al Decatur, flr Columbia Nashville, 10. -
vile. Cincinnati. etc
Al Cshattanoosa. for ali places IN Eastern
Alabama. Georgia North and south carolina,
Nirziuia, " a>llugton, Baltimore, fhllide- FLlt4'
New York. eic- 49,
Through Mail connects at Grand Junctloh
with trains Tor Bolivar and Jackson, Term:
AT Decatur. for Athens, Pulaski Ala, JoiiiLn-
bia Sashyllle, etc.
Al Chattanooga Nfan trains connect for same
uoints a. Express trans
flarraEe checked through
FOR tickets and further Information, apply AZ
the once. No. 2zS Main street, corner OF south
Court street.
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aTo Whom il MAY COHcern. .

NOTICE l. hereby given that G. McDADE
N & Co, Of Memphis, Tenn, have this day
made an assignment OF ala their assets and
effects 20 J. IL West, J. X. Taylor and J. =. Car
ruthers, OF the firm Of West, Taylor q Car
ruthers, Assignees for the benefit OF their
creditors
All parties indebted 10 said hrm Of j. G.
Mrllade 4 Co. viii come forward and settle
S-ifh me assignees. aud AL creditors OF said
ira will present their claims fnr settlement
under said assignment 70 the undersigned as
SigueeE
WEST, TAYLOR a &oARRUrHERs
29S Front street
Memphis, Tenn, Nay q, 1851. mysl dlww2t
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SECOND SESSION 1sezs.

THIS School is located one and a-half miles
L nom GreshsoOd Depot on the Virginia
Central ia, ,lIosd aud 4fiaen miles west of
Charlottesville ara the University o Virginia.
The location Is well known as Dr. GessHer lar
rison. Rev.Wm. DinWddie,and Prof Edward B.
smith formerly c0nducted schools at this place.
conducted by John 5. Cooke. Esq. Being situ-
ated in one of the most beautiful portions OF
Al9emarle county, IN lhe midst L oi q rsIlle1 I,s
OF dissipation. and convenient to Churches and
Sabbath schools OF the leading denomlna-
tons, il possesses rare advantages for Boys
The c.unseof study is designed tn be thorough
and comprehensive in Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and the English
B1anphes, snd also TO embrace the elements Of
Natural and Moral reienees and History.
The Principal was educated NJ the University
OF Virginia. and has had an experience Of
nearly ten years in teaching in schools OF high
grade In this State, including Dr. Gessner Haf-
risOn's school, bloomfield Academy, Lynch
burg Female seminary, and Hon. K M t.
Hunters private school.
Tbe Ass6ciste Principal was also educated at
the University OF Virginia, and has had an ex.
perience OF eight years in teaching in the
Southern States-foTmerly in EdgewOrth Ee-
male Senainary. North Carolina, Inore recently
me following Recommendation Of our school
by Professors Of the University Of Virginia,
is respectfully submitted
UNIvRRsITY or VIRGINIA, April z, 1867.
In view Of our personal acquaintance with
Messrs. "a. n. B. and A. ]. Wood, we do not
hesitate cordially to recommend their school
to the confidence and patronage OF the public.
s. Manpin, M. Schele De we're,
VIM III McGufey, ]. 5. Davis,
Francis Il. Smith, {. Z. Minor,
J. i Cabell, u. L. DildersleeVe,
C s. Venable Vim. K. Peters.
II r r MS:
For board and tuition, including fuel, wash
ing and lights for the session Of ten months,
two hundred and seventy-five tS275) dollars in
currency. Payments one-half in advance, bal
ance on the lst OF February.
The sessions coml6nce on the LIST Of Septem-
Der and close on the 9th Of June. Pupils viii
ne received at any time during the session,
with "a pro rata deduction in charges. Boys
| nom distances will be alte~ ~ to remain dur
[ ing vacation as bOarders m-tne fainily OF the
| Principal.
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
| the Depot (GreenwOod) to the school tmmet1-
ately upon arrival
| sfe- Only two beys n q room.
Greenwood Depot Albemarle county,
l IL. -. la5 u
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THE areditoTsOf the estate OF $. 5. Malone
are hereby notified that have suggested
fhs insolvency Of said estate 70 the CLERK Of sl:s
County COurtof Upton county, Tennessee. and
the creditor OF said estate are notified 70 Me
thei- elsimss, duly auilleDtcated, within six
months from date hereof, or this notice viii b
dled in !, AZ OF the same.
VAL. SANFORD, Administrator:
April lst, 1861. splsG
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FT4HROUGH Recei pts given for COTTON va
Cincinnati by rail OF river. Time guaIail-
tesd-Cars ssaled-uO change nom llnclLnitli
~ Navr York W Jay JOHNSON,
mas tf L. star Wharf heat.
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A North Court Street, upstairs,
GeneraI Igent for Western Tennessee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-13
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Life Insurance Company
90 Broadway, New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-13
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