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Beautiful Vance Street Lots
AT PRIVATE SALE.

VIE have the pleasure Of placing within
w reach OF purchaser The beautiful Grove,
on Vance street between laudertsle and or
No vacant grounds ln Memphis have been
more universally admired. and we dem Il mol
Too much 20 say that with It's mhghlucent
Ehade trees. and genera beauty Us hurfOun1-
1nEs and accessibility, there can be FOUND no
more attractive and desirable property loF pri-
waite residences within the city limits faltes
deeirous OF purehsdug ave invit=d 70 call at
our ONCE, where the plsn Of SUBDIVISION can
be seen, and the terms Of sale made known
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT CO.
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AHNchmmsfe

Magistrates Court
l. B. Rubel vs. r 7. Morris, W. R Butler vs..
j Morris, NJ WEBB ws 81. Morris
THEd eiendanttn thestafed causes is reouired
1 and hereby notified 10 apDear On fesf5fh
day OF June, Ie57, st my cm-e. In ths frhl
Fourth Distfict Of shelby county. ~ DO O'Clock
Am, 2 defend me actions thus ecmmence1.
otherwise the causes may be proceeded win
ex parte.
&c CAMPBELL, J.P forsC
May 10, 1901 myl9 laslfW
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Flahery q Wesche.-This new firm
have removed their large stock OF Fur
niture and Undertaking to Ne. 81 Union
street, the stand occupied by J. &. M.
Flaherty before the war. They are pre-
pared 20 attend TO all orders in their line,
with dispatch aud at as low rates as any
other house in the city. Having just
received the finest Hearse In the south,
they are enabled to attend TO funerals in
the very best style. Call on them, ct 81
Union street.
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TIE TRUE BfE.-For a long time past
TO get the correct hour Of the day has
been q difficulty in Memphis, every one
declaring theirs to be the best. This diff
| fculty. has at last been removed by
MessTs. Trudesu & Duke, corner Second
and Madison streets. who have the only
observatory in the city. They have 8
large stock Of watches, clocks, diamond
goods, etc, well worthy Of inspection.
Watches repaired 9Rd regulated at short
| potiee.
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REnrEMRER ~ 0RPHANs-The

REMEMBER THE ORPHASs.-There are
now at the Catholic orphan asylum
about one hundred little ones, with no
one to care for them but the good, kind
Sisters, and no can Of support but the
contributions Of the charitable public.
It has been customary, heretofore, to
take up an annual collection on Easter
Sunday for their benefit. Last Easter,
for prudential reasons, this was not done.
The collection will be taken up to-day,
instead. at st. Peters church, where all
the charitably disposed in the commu-
nifty are requested to contribute towards
the support of those who have no other
help. least your bread upon the
wstersi il will return after many days ~
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MemphIsand Little Rock R. R. once

W B. WALDRAN Secretary and Treasurer:
You VIII notify subscribers fer Bonds OF this
Company 10 pay caIs doe on the 10th instant,
and proceed according 70 law against all
parties who fal 10 respond.
nc BRLNKLEY, President.
subscribers will take notice and govern Them
Es3ves sosordingy W WALDRAN.
Secretary Treasurer.
NFo,,-H4s Ewna 4 Fss7 fA Nv
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CRICKET MATCH - Next Thursday
will be played, for the first time in this
city, a grand cricket match between the
st. Georges and the Chelsea cricket
clubs. The match is 10 come off on the
grounds near the State hospital.
Spacious tents viii be provided and good
accommodations for visitors. Bothclubs
are confident Of success, and we warn
the sons Of st. Georges TO look tOit well,
else Chelsea will bear off the laurels.
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q or or

A Certificate calling for -Four Shares Of stocE
in TIE Memrb ais and charleston Railroad Com
pany F. said Certincat- NUMBERED SIX nunuIeu
and dny-seveu. and issued March lt, -. "a
one W .liiam English. now deceased. 1or Fhicu
intend to apply 10 the treasurer Of the Com
pany Tor a duplicate OF the same
JOHN MCGRATH,
Executor Of said William EuglIah's Estate.
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REWARD.

GIO X T. w A r D
Tbe above reverb win be given to the person
nnding a BRACELET lost between Sayoso
Lesve win Leopold q Bro, los Main.
ies1W
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SOHEIBLER & co,
DEALERS IN
Hide - LIE a ther
AND SHOE FINDINGS,

myt I'M 70. Auama StreeI-
TuANTED-Agenrs-eIOO 10 $3.50 per
M~Onfh-Age1ts wanted Una e and fe-
y.aleA evergwh-re. 70 sell The only genufne
aCommou Sense Family SeWing Marhfne .
Price sol Warranted three years Give perfect
rafisfaefioD. and are tue greatest invention ~
re sge-msetiug with Immense sales. For
cireuIsrs and terms 20 Agents, address LARuE
a RoRrSsOa, Little Rock, AK. Qrus az Frank
In XIV 8 n. TOLlNEn q Co.
Msnufscturers GEM Agents Tor the South.
mar&-w3m
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ENMoNs n Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street, have received the Ledger, Chin,
ney Corner, Literary Album, Spiritual
Republic, and late dailies from every
point; also Dickens Works and the Wa
verify novels bound in cloth, lave library.
sheep and half calf.
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A FEW DEsIsABLE ROOMS, either fur
nished or u~nfurnished, 10 rent, with board 70
either gentlemen or families, convenient TO
business within one square OF Court square
and At the most reasonable rates, at No. 800
- street near Madison. je2tf
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Regular Memphis aud White River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena, Delta, Friar's p ofnf, sun
foyer, Laconia, Carson's, Concordia, Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, 81. Charles,
Davalls Bluff and Augusta.
nj JlcksonpOrt.
----.Ashford master
This elegant passenger packet L.
will leave ~
TUESDAY, nth inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
Je91 ga Madison street.
Regular Memphis and White River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena, Friaras Point, DuyaIrs
Bluff, Little ROcK, Augusta, Les Arc
and ~JaCks0nporL
This elegant passenger steamer L.
viii leave -
TUESDAY, IIth inst, at 5 pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE & CO, Agents,
jes 2t No. z JeEerso1 street
Regular 81 Louis and White River Packet.
For Duyalrs Bins. Little Rock. west
Print, Searey, Augusta and JacksOnPOTt.
J. > master
This superb passenger steamer IL
viii leave as above enp-R -
MONDAY, 10th inst. aro pm.
W. Jay JOBNSeN, Agent,
jes2t star boat.
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MEHPHIs. TENN, June 5. 1857.
To the Omcers and Members Of gnickasaw
Lodge Nos, 10. F.;
Brothers: Your committee, appointed
at the called meeting on the 4th instant
to draft resolutions, etc, submit the fol-
lowing for yoLr considerations
WHEREAS, Death has again enteTed
our retreat and severed another liDtl of
the mystic chain OF the brotherhood by
calling u worthy, esteemed and be-
loved brother, Past Grand William D.
Ferguson, from US, to the home OF the
blest, where the weary are st rest.
Having lived the life Of the righteous
and died his death, loved and respected
by ell who knew him, in the sixty
seventh year of his age; therefore,
RESOLVED, That we deeply feel this
dispeDsation Of an All-wise Providence,
and console ourselves in the belief that
our loss is his eternal gain.
RESOLVED, That to the stricken and
bereaved son and step-daughter. Of our
deceased brother, we tender the as
sursDces OF our sincere and heartfelt
coincidence.
Resolved, That the Emblems and
Charter of this Lodge be draped in the
usual mourning for thirty days.
Resolped, That the members OF this
Lodge wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days.
directed to send a copy Of these proceed
ings to the son and step-daughter, and
that be have them published In q of
the city papers.
Past Grands z. Hughes, Thomas Bacon and
lanes N. Lftleneld. Committee.
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AHnchmenf Nnffee-

Before William = Walton. ]. p, No - Madl-
son street.
Steamer MOlie Hamhieton " A. + Stncf er-
H1HE d~efendantin the above entitled c1uSa
Il viii please take notice that an Attachmeut
has been sued out against him and lefteaupou
Ooe o containing surgical on
the ground that he IS q NONRESIDENT Or ne
State OF Tennessse and thaf the Ordinary pro-
cess OF Flaw cannot Be served upon nlmi ara
that the said cause Is set for tra ~ my once
10 the city OF Memphis on the btn day iIules
1867. when and where he can appear ana d.
fcnd the said sulb. OF the sane %
ceeded with ex parts. and mats 0G % Us
Ordfr be publ shed onee aNeeA D
WILLIAH s TALEoS.
Justice o. the feaca
ar~vr urrH. Attorney FOR PlalEt4I
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Tot lie Patrons or the AppeaI.

You are requested not to pay any car.
riers without a certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any il.
regularity in carriers. /. DAVIES.
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CALVARY CHURCH.-Owiug TO the sh.
sence e Rector, there will be no ser.
vice held in this church to-day. Ser,
vices this evening ST the usual hour.
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Special Notce.-The steamer Com
mercial connects at Duval's Bluff every
Monday with the train for Little Rock,
and every Wednesday with the train from
Little Rock. Freight through TO Little
Rock, go cents per n hundred pounds.
Passage, ST. For freight or passage,
apply to LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
mVI2 2aRs&ttf 81 Madison street.
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THAKs-we are again under o6ligs-
tons to Capt. Keller, of the Southern
express. for the latest Louisville and
Nashville papers in advaE OF the
mails. Southern's boys ~ tor0et Is
and we are sure our thosghts are VIE
thnm daily.
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Up TO TLME.-Albert Beer, No. 2S7
Main street, is in receipt of the latest
western and northern papers, as well as
the illustrated weeklies and monthly
magazines, with a choice selection Of
light reading. Call and see him. He
will use you kindly and give good value
for stamps.
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FIRE YEsTERDAY.-The alarm OF fire
yesterday morning was caused by the
burning of an un0ccupied house on Or
learns street, owned by Mr.. Hampton.
An adjoining building was somewhat
damaged. The iremen, as usual, worked
with a will and prevented further de-
struction 5of property. The fire must
have been the work of an i~ncendiary.
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10 t,e Peonle 81 West rerne.see.

Hon. EMERSON ETHERIDGE, CoDserv-
alive candidate for Governor, viii ad-
dress the people of West Tennessee at
the following times and places Purdy,
Saturday, June 18th Bolivar, Monday,
June 18th; Jackson, Tuesday, June
18th Humboldt, Thursday, June Goth
Dresden, Saturday. June 22d.
Papers of the district are requested "a
publish the above list of appointments.
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Base Balls! Base Balls Base Balls I!
B. Ball Bats, B. Ball Bats, at J. G. Moi
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THE Lock BUsINEss--Two of the re-
Gently enfranehised, named Henry Rob
inson and Shorty Martin, were furnished
quarters in the Adams street prison yes
terday, charged with trying to beat a
eoloFed brother, from Mississippi, out Of
his hard wages By means of the lock
anne Officer Chamberlain, however,
put a stop to their sport, and gave them
safe conyeB to the place aforesaid.
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THE COMING TABLEAUX.-Nery much
interest is being felt by our fashionable
people in the entertainment to be given
II the New Memphis theater, for the
benefit of the st. Lazarus church. The
entertainment will consist of a series OF
tableaux, gotten up under the especial
direction OF Mrs. w. c. Thompson the
accomplished wife Of the popular mana
ger Of the New Memphis thester. Not
s few persons remember with pleasure
an exhibitinn Of the same kind given some
time since, and those who witnessed
them once are eager for a repetition of
the same. The ladies, ever foremost in
every good work, are exerting themselves
TO make it 4 success, and, we doubt not,
the funds of the church will be much
Droftedzthereby.
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PENTECOsT.-The celebration of the
PentecOst, or the Whitsuutide, takes
Mace today in the Roman Catholic
aud Episcopal churches. The Israeiites
commenced their celebration ct the Syn
agogue, T of Main and Winchester
streets, yesterday at sundOwn. They
denOminate il the feast Of weeks in
! commemoration Of the Revelation on
| Mount Sinai. Rabbi Tuska delivered the
following Introductory
Beloved Brethren d: The Sabbath with
! its s~anctifying influence has no sooner
closed, than another holy day finds us
assembled here again to worship and
I adore the Most High in His sacred Tenn
I pla. Dsv unto day communicates its
! holiness, and reveals unto Us the glory
/ Of the Lord. As the Sabbath is the light
| of the seasons to illuminate u path on
/ earth, and direct u eye to Heaven, the
I handiW0rk of God, so the festival,
which we have now come here to cele-
hrats ia unison, reminds US of the still
/ higher and more glorious light-ever the
] spiritual light OF Revelation. For it vas
I this day. thousands Of years ago, that
! God appeared amid the flames OF Sinai,
and for the second time spoke, Let there
be light. The Son Of truth and righte-
BUSINESS rose on the burning Mount, dis
pellingt the gloomy sPecters OF supersti-
ton and ignorance that peryaded the
whole earth. The Commandments Of
the Lord purified the heart from vice and
~corruptiOu, and enlightened the mlnd
with wisdom and holiness. Aud it was
Israel, the small handful among the nu-
merous nations of the earth, to whom
this light was there first revealed. Israel
was the chosen instrument in the hand
- D..HrElannn m naEnaFFTQfA and NEfFIEa
the sublime principles Of truth and JUS
tice, until all the inhabitants of earth
shall worship the only n God.
Let US, then, be descendants Of that
chosen people, thank u Father in
heaven for this great boon, and let US
not forget the sacred mission connected
with this heavenly gift Let this festival
imDress upon US all the duty TO become
worthy Of the Divine choice, that we
NAV. indeed, by an exemplary life OF
virtue and rectitude, contribute u share
10 the realization of that age when the
several nations Of the earth shall form
one grand brotherhood Of peace and phi
lanthropy, freedom and justice, all unit
ing in the universal chorus, Thy God,
o Zion, shall reign forever and ever"
In this spirit let Us celebrate the day and
render praise unto the Lord for the man
fold teachings revealed unto our fore
fathers at the foot Of Mount Sinai. Let
Us, by the practice of these holy precepts,
endeavor to become happy both here and
hereafter, and render the name of Israel
respected and acknowledged as the seed
which the Lord hath blessed for the BEN
eft of ali mankind. Let Us, then, with
Joyous gratitude and profound reverence,
render thanks that our lives have been
spared to witness this day once more,
and declare the glorious works Of the
Lord
A~tvoluntary choir, led by Prof. Ss-
batzky, sang a selection from Haydn's
creation in splendid style. There will be
services at the Synagogue this morning,
commencing at eight O'Clock, when the
impressive ceremony Of confirmation will
take place.
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No HaH6ug lone price and fair
dealing, is the cause or the great success
Of Elson's great clearing sale. je9 SIT
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Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy
Goods, Boots and Shoes, at NJ. Krsus &
Co.'s, No. 2l3 Main street, next to Ward
& LeGuereis drug store. lei If
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Miller d Henry, y Madison street, do
their osOn tDork, and pay less rent than
any other office in the city; eonse-
quently they can afford to do Job Print
ing cheaper than the cheapest. Call and
see them. may9eodlm
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CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH-Di-
vine service will be held at this church
both morning and night, conducted by
Rev. J.. I. c. Collins, pastor.
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Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy
Goods, Boots and Shoes, a very large
stock, H1Ist be sold regardless Of cost or
value; a rare chance for citizens. plant
ers, country merchants, at NJ. Kraus &
Co.'s, No. 2l3 Main street, next to Ward
& LeGuere's drug store. je7 II
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGESCE.-Rev. Mr..
Fould, Of the Hebrew Educational insti-
tute, viii preach at the Synagogue, on
/ the corner of Second ard Monroe streets,
this Sunday morningAbeing Pentecost,
st 10 o'clock.
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Tweuty-four young
meu were admitted to this worthy order
in Division go last night.
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Ladies remember the New Orleans
Cheap Store, 2l0l Main street, where
goods are not sold for less than cost, but
as cheap as osn be bought in the city.
les st JW
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FOR CINCINNATI.

FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
DARLING Hates master
This splendid passenger packet H.
viii leave as above
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD & co. AGENTS.
Corner Main and disc SIS. or
lee It city Wharf boat, roOI Menrne 81.
Regular Memphis and cincinnati Packet
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
master
This splendid passenger packet IT.
win leave for the above ~
MONDAY, 10th inst, al p m
LEVY a MILLER, Agents,
les n 81 Madison street.
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Ldth-A large supply Of fine Lath at
Selden, Williams & Co., ia Madison,
at low figures. Call and see them.
les 4t
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WANTS.
WANTED-THEP ATENT
AURORA OIL

We want men everywhere 10 study their oWS
INTEREST. The right TO mauufacture and SCI
the Patent AurOra Oh in a slng-e county vii
make more money 10 the purchaser IN thres
mo 1thg than the largest farm IN your state
will make in a Whole yesr. The Aurora On
actually costs less than oue-hau the pTlee %
Coal Or. and the Illuminating power o. me
Aurora OlIs aSrmuch superior u the Goal Oh
as the Goa on is 10 3 talaoW candle, anu Is
80 NOsE explosive than a tallOw candle ANY
lamp thar WIZ burn Goal On viii burn toe Au-
rora on. j. Goes not -mose the chimney
does noE emell-rt Will not grease or stain the
nDssr Fnen-nOt even white clotn. The mate
rial for its manufacture is 1|neEh2usunle One
man can make seVeuty-Eve barrels PEI Gay
No machinery required. We viii pay your
fare 10 and from the city OF Memphis and billH
while here, II we cannot prove al, anu even
more. than We have stated. single county !
a small fortuHe to the man OF enterprise ana
the right 10 a state IS untold worth.
FOR further information. Call On or address
IS. 4. Dewitt d Co..
81 Mad son street, corner Main
mvf5 m Memphi-, Tenn.
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PEARL, CRYSTAL AND ANIBER.-In
the ever changing fashions which the
fair sex indulge in, trimmings are indis-
pen-able. The hat, bonnet, dress, man
lie, cape and all the rest are as nothing
without the trimmings, and the mer-
chant who makes that department a
speeiality is enabled not only to furnish
the latest styles, but TO sell at low rates.
In our wanderings yesterday we called
in to see our friend ]. G. Moffatt, No. 347
Main street, and found that he had just
received a new and large stock of all the
latest styles Of trimming in pearl and
crystal, with an endless variety Of but
tons of all kinds. Go and see for your
| selves. One visit will satisfy you that
/ what we saw is correct,
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Dissolution.

THE arm OF PUCKETT & NEELY Is this day
dissolved by mutual corssnt J. q Nicely
huSinesS who will continue the Cotton n
Commission Business In the meme OF ]. @.
NFEf,Y 4 co R. PUCKErr,
J. G. NELLY
Vel have secured the services OF R. PUCKETF
a. salesmau. y, 2. NELLY q Co.
Nay u, 1854 myH w
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Lace Points, slightly damaged, from
g upward, at Elson's great clearing sale.
feQ aft
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"Leghern and straw Hats" an
endless variety at Francisco & Virgins.
ie7 st
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Menken's Grand Sale of Lace Points
tomorrow. Je9 sc
Country Merchants, consult your own
interests; buy your stocks at Elson's
great clearing sale. je9 st
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LADIES' Dress Goods.-Remnants and
patterns at a heavy reduction, at Elson's
great clearing sale. ie9 SIT
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late Styles in Straw, Cork and Felt
Hats, at Miller & Leidy's, opposite the
square. les q
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The Aurora OA.-The introduction
Of this oil is destined to work a great
revolution in the lighting world. 1t
possesses many advantages over all other
means of light, from the fact that it is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best OF al,
non-explosive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nounce it superior to anything extant
for the purposes for which it is recon-
mended. II is also superior to turpen-
tire for paints, oils and varnishes. The
proprietors, Messrs. Fl. c. Dewitt & Co,
have an office at "a Madison street, but
they dispose OF state and county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run Territory Is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money win find this q good in
vestment. Don't forget "a Madison
street, up stairs. apziu
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Beautiful SHk Fans, very cheap, st the
| New Orleans Cheap Store, 2l04 Main.
les 1t
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MISCELLANEOUS
Cllancery Sale Of Real Estat,
6aturdan. .J,tlu 9. 1867.

Nc. U40, n. r. D-Thos. Jones VI. Ea1baR Trot
ter ct al-Chaneery Cou OF Memphis.
DY virtue Of an fnterlocutory decree made Il
ID the this cause, 1 will sell at poblie Aucti0f
70 the highest bidder, in front o. the Court
house door IN the city OF Memphis. between
the hours OF 10 am. and Il m,
On Saturday, July 8, 1857,
the following described real estate. to-wit: A
lot or parcel Of ground lying in shelby county
Tennessee, containing ABOUT seven acres, oceU,
pied BY Mr.. Robertson, bounded on the north
by Kerr avenue, east and west By Kerr, and
on the south BY Bhelton-lyfng near STATE
Female College.
purchaser giving note with good security, and
lien retained TIL payment OF the purchase
money. Equity OF redemption barred.
AUGUBTON ASTON,
tel N LARK and Masfar
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Tdpor Baths, st the Good Samaritan's,
No. los Jefferson street. je6 I'm