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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
This Noble Animai'--Scene at q
Cincinnati Horse Auction,

Auctiorccr on the block shouts,
Bring forth the horso.' Enter
two attendants, leading. or more
properly supporting, dilapidated
equiEo specimen. too weak and
emaciated to possibly walk without
ass. stance. He has a head like a
bass viol, his backbone is too sharp
for even chickens to rUpst on, and
not hairs enough in his tail TO
make a fLdle bow. There are
punches big as water. melons on
his knees, and cutters down his
sides to carry off the rain water.
AUCTIoNEER.-"Ah! gentlemen.
here we have q fine specimen OF
that noble animal, the horse. !
some times think that the horse'is
in a way related to man. [By-
stander-"This horse is devilish
poor relation. Talk of the sa
gacity of the dog, that OF the horse
far surpasses it Look at him.
See how he PLEADS for sympathy
[Bystandcr-'Pleads for oats more
like What shall hear for this
noble animal? Rude boy-"Hear
the bells tolling in q day or two"
A direct descendant from Buceph.
aIus; he was sired by Lexington,
Kentucky, and damned by [By.
tandcr-"E Everybody that has
owned hint his maternal anccs.
tor. Come, gentlemen, make a
bid. fyou want family horse,
of a gentle and affcctionatc dispo.
sition, not disposed to run away.
TBystandcr-Or walk away, cilh.
er7 this is your animal. Any gen.
tleman, by leaving deposit of FIVE
dollars for security against driving
is welcome to take and try him
T [Bvstandcr-"For soap grease
ueis warranted not to phil when
hitched in the stable, uostler--
"Or when hitchcd in the wagon, !
and cun go single or double. By
standcr-"Hc would 20 better
with n horse on each side Of him
to hold him up Gentlemen, do
| hear al offer? lfyou don t want
him now. you could easily dispose
of him for cavalry horse IN the
next war He may be considered
the ne Plus ultra ofa horse By.
s,anler-"ies, .hc kaock knee ptuS
M;ra"l What am ottered?'
\ voico-"Scvcn'y five cents"
Auctioucor-" Sold!'
The bidder cries sold, and then
all the people raise up their voices
and cry sold also.--Cia. Times.
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The Billings Papers--Billings's
Lexicon.

LAVA sword in its scabbard,
Flattery-uolding a man by
the button hole with one hand,
and pinning a placard tew his coat
tail with the other.
Pride-Folly strutting in the
cast oph clothing ov common
sense.
Criticism-The wise mans so.
licitude, and the pedagogue's van
ity.
Custom-Natral law.
Promises-Eggs with q thin
shell, on purpiss to be bust.
Conscience-Ileaven' right ov
way through the soul ov man.
Innocence-The pet lamb that
strayed away oph, years ago. from
tho rest ov the flock, and haint
been heard from slnco.
Philosophy-Thc religion ov the
brain.
Pedigree-Thare IL jst as much
virtew in pedigree, us thar iz ir
handing down, from father TO
son, 10 thousand dollars in Con-
tinental money.
Fortune-A blind goddess, with
q blind retinew.
Courage--The iron ov honesty.
Opportunity--The luck.A.o the
vigilant.
Lite--Thc forcrunncr ov death.
Solitudc--A philosophers work
shop, and a worIdling's prison,
Boarding house--Asylum for
sour bread, vagrant hash, and
numerous cockroaches.
Money-"Thc root ov all evil"
to those who spend their lives root.
ing for it.
TOPEKA poor, unfortunate dev-
il, with only one throat.
Supcrhuity-A kat with six tails
tcw match.
Soul-Housekcopcr for the body
Resolution Tho gang plank ov
success.
Pig-pork in pantalctts.
Dcspair--Tho anchor of phools.
Fop--Fashion's pedagogue.
Adversity--A simple rule in hu-
man mathematics, lew find the
solid kontents ov man.
Lies--The devil's ointment, with
which he greases the snaik's belly,
Locality--Mcmory's pincushion.
Chastity--A chrystal ralass,
with queen in it.
Nose--Thc snubbing ov the bod
dy.
Infants--Angels' visits, not al
ways few nor far between.
Dispepsy-Nitcmarcin tho stun,
muck.
Old Bachclors--Picklcd crabs.
Titloe Epaulottes in coffin
Beauty-A blank cartridge.
Hen--One GOV tho laity.
Oaths--Sin in italicks.
Old Maids--Embcrs from which
tho sparks have fed.
Flirts--Cupid's harlcquins.
Equivocation dancing on a
tight.rope between two lies, in the
presence ov truth.
Artifcc--Hiding behind a lamp
post, showing moro than we con-
coal.
Error-The crook in q pigs tail,
hard tow git out.
Honor-A sight draft on intcgri.
ty.
Dooks--Fountains from which
all kan drink without reducing the
flow.
Charity dated ahead
Oratory-Thc gammut ov Ian
guage.
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Selecting Cattle.

Let breeders select dams that
have size, plenty of milking prop
critics, with ribs out Of their loius,
like bullock tina. is shown for a
prize; standing on short legs, wido
and square made, regardless. ofreg-
istercd improved sires, however nu-
merous, attached to their pedigrees
Use only true, 6ne, purely bred
bulls, descended fiom dams ofnote,
wide, deep and compact made
when matpred, with plenty of fine
hair animals naturally hardy in
consti,ulion-not SO long as . barn
in their middle, and high on the
leg, with fat sides, nipped in waist,
aud slack loins. Select the best
siros from bulls of undeniable ped
igree; no mixed up alloyed gentle
men full of cart-horse BLOOD (which
gave substance only in appearance,
and that is not propagated IN tho
stock. Avoid under breeding in
ycur bulls.
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TIE NEoRo's SInLE.--An old
negro named Pete, was very much
troubled about his sins. Porceiv-
ing him one day with very down
cast look, his master asked him the
cause. "Oh massn, I'm such a
great sinncrw but, Pete" said
his master, "you are foolish to take
it SO much to heart. You never sec
me troubled about my sins" I'll
know dc reason, massa," said Pete,
"when you 60 out duck-shooting,
and kill one duck and wound an
other, don't you run after de
wounded duck" ayes, Pote," and
tho master wondered what
was coming next. "Well, massa,
dat is de way wild you and me; de
debbil hab got you sure; but as no
am not sure OBJ mo, he chase dis
chilo all do time"
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In the Hardin County .Copsl ot
Common Pleas, Samiel Pohnr
has been convicted Of odttihr lho
orchard Of d. w. Cunningham, ana
sent TO the penItenliary for two
years. l
IL IS expected that Admiral Far-
ragut will arrive from Europe thus
week, or ut any rate within tho
next Ten days.
Great Britain raised I20, ,OOO, 900
bushels OF wheat this 9ear-ls,.
OO0 ,O0G more than last year.
A lady who is a property holder
in Washington has been appointed
BY tho Mayor OF that city Assistant
Street Commissioner.
A nephew of General Kimball
was killed by one of Seymour's
friends" at Indianapolis, tor har.
rahing for Grant on the day Sey-
mour was in that city.
Great Britain, France and Italy
have actually renewed diplomatic
relations with Spain, under tho
revolutionary government.
Com missioner Rollins has decid.
ed that hotel and restaurant keep.
ers whose bar sales Of liquor exceed.
$50, 900 a year must keep the samo
record and display the same sign
as wholesale dealers.
A Paris letter write WHO saw
Victoria in that city Gays: "She
ia Il little dumpy, red faced old
lady, dressed in black, and having
in her eye a dull sort Of CLEAN,
which makes one involurtarily
think Of a Iunatic asylum" :"
A new kind of cotton is being
raisec in Mecklenburg, North Car
olina. 1t is called wool cotton"
and is nearly the color of WOOL
1t is said by cotton dealers 10 be q
superior article.
There have arrived in California
lO7, 200 Chinese, Of whom 5000
nave died, and 1900 have return.
ed to China, leaving on the coast =
Chinese population OF G1,OOO, ex.
elusive Of those born there.
The latest news from Spain con-
tains report that Queen Isabella
thinks of abdicating in favor OF
Don Carlos. The elections for
members Of the constitutional
Cortes will take place on the 29tu
Of November. The colonies will bo
placed on the same electoral basis
as the mother country.
Henry Judge, an old citizen Of
Massillon, Ohio, and a confirmed
drunkard, met his death few
nights ago in a somewhat singular
way. While confined in the lock.
up for disorderly conduct, be broke
bar out of the iron grating and
attempted to escape. After being
halt way out be could go no further,
and died in suspended position
before he could be rescued.
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1t is said that n poor German
mechanic of New York has just ln.
vented a sounding, board which
solves tho long sought problem of
the prolongation of sound in q
piano. The invention is a very
important topic of discussion
among piano makers. and it tho
report is true, and the sounding
board should prove to be what il
is claimed to be, the inyentor's s
fortune is made, and the piano be-
comes at once the most perfect OF
aIl musical instruments.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

Reorganization 10 Spain is pro
ceeding rapidly, Governors, civil
and military, have been appointed
in all the Provinces. DemOctatS
have assembled in various parts Of
the country, and declared for tho
Federal Republic. All males who
reach the age Of Itwenty will be ell
lowed to vote.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

II is not until tho flower has fall
len off that the fruit begins TO ripen.
So in life, 1t is when the romance
is past that the practical usefulness
begins. a.
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Farm for Sale.

n WILL sell at private sale, the Arm formerly
belonging to Henry Splitter, decd; The farm
Is situated seven miles northeast Of Lancaster,
and contains 81 2l-40 acres There lsa agood TWO
cribs and other out buildings necessary to, a
farm. A good orchard of grated frult, and =
GOOD selection ofpeaches and cherries. A
oood wen Of water, and about twenty-five
ncres of excellent timber. For terms and, par
iiculars enquire otthe undersigned.
June %, lsGs-tG l.. NJ sfIlLhN'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

Tho Wilmington IN. O. Star 10
enragcd at the idea of an Ameri-
can flag being erected over the
City Hall of that place, and calls
upon the people to put down par
ty that could be guilty of such an
outrage by voting for Seymour,
This is as good o reasonsa IS can be
given for voting the Democratic
ticket. r. us
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Hoofland's German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

Is combination Of all he ingredients Of The Bitiers,
,gih rUEE Sdntd Cruz Rum, Orange, ETC. II is used
for he same diseases as The Biers IN cases ichFre
,~r, alcoholic stimuus is required fou oiH bear in
mind that Msse remedies are entirely different from
any others ddrertisd for he cure Of he diseases named,
M.se being sc'entifc preparations Of medicinal ertrdcts,
,ULiie he others are mere decOciions Of in some
form. The TONIC is decidediy one Of The most plea
sani and agreeable remedies offered 10 he public.
rs td.s is eyqusi his pleasure 10 take IT, ,ctie ia
lfruinu eJLildrdti,h0, and medicinal qualities hdpe
oxused Il y tc GnOpa as The greatest Of all tonicS
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

Mrs. Thomas Cross, of Auburn
Mo, the other day, horo her Seren-
teenth little Cross, whereupon Mr..
Cross Grossly exclaimed, amelia
Jano, this is not to bo borne. "
Yes, but it is born, my dear" cx-
claimed the wife. ...
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

1t is tho fashion at weddings in
Nevada that. ali tho gentlemen
present kiss the bride, and all the
ladies kiss the bridegroom, after
which all the ladies aud gentlemen
kiss each other.
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u IA. GERELEIN

0rocer, an Il Do Rler ln PrOvisions'
a. Frnits, confectionery, Nuts, Raslnss, Figs,
Ctron. sauces, Pickles; Catawba and other
Native Wines, Importer OF Rhine Wine near ana 10
other pure Foreign wlGGs LAYER % Bser sc o &c.
Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, one door East
ofIIocking Valley National Bank,
Fob, 81, lsGS--lY
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STROPEL 4 EYERSOLE.

"anHfaeTurers OF and Dealers In
wi Fur itura and Cabinet Ware of all kinds.
fndertak;ngpromptl attH nded to with fine
Hearse, and all kinds Of Undertaking Goods
furns he'd at reasonable rates.
Shor ard Ware Rooms two doors East ot
Hooking Valley National Bank, MAN street,
Lancaster, Ohio. b.27, lS6S-ly
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xVIVIv,CY. BROTHERS.

EAtEHs IN HARDWARE, COMPRISING
Moctanio's Tools, Saddler's Goods, Under
takers Trmmi ngs, Carriage MGeST% ,,r5 stock,
Cutlery Of all desGTp'io%RIR; AgE,S e
piements, &c. .&c M,,h0,, b,"ost Street corner,
eeoond ooVl n'" feb. 81, 'O8-ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

BEroRE AND AETER.-Womsn
before they get married want moth
ing but husbands, when they get
them they want everything else'
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IOnN WORK q SON,

MNRnufn CT urers OF Tin, Copper ara
W. Shect.Iron Ware, and Dealer in Stoves,
CIR es. Sugar Kettles, Kitchen and House.
ho,d Wares, &c.
North side Nam street. Lancaster. Ohio,
Kaufman Building, one door Wcst of wide
stairway. feb. 81, ,18Gs-lY
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Beauties often die old maids.-
They set such q value on thom.
selves that they don't fpd o pur-
chaser before the market is closed.
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a. ~ nI1IINGHURST.

A GENT FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
n AND HOWE's SEWING MAUI MES
Machine Fndings-sheet Music and instrno' NO
ton Books; allthe latest Newspnpetts"ho ppt re-
Ennr doors West ofthe Hocking Valley Ma
i,onoi Bank, Lancaster, Ohio. feb. ", U.s.!
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LANCASTER, OHIO, NOV. 5, 1868.
GEORGE BORNIIETM,

ID endy- m Rde CiOthin q, G en' s'Fur-
~. NTeH ING GOODStHATS, CAPS, DC.
ShaeHer Block. one door west Of Beck's Drug
Store, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio.
Feb. 7th, 1SGs-lv
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Y. MI. CREED,

rEItER AT WHOLEsALEAND RETAIL,
IN Stanlo and Fancy Groceries, Canned
Cod 'robncros, Cigars, Provisions, native
and foreign Vines, Confectionery, Toys, Ike, Ss',
Main street. Lancaster. ONO, opposite HOOK
ing Valley National Bank. r,,,l nooas
Slikinds ofCountryProduoe wanIoVc 'oT"S ,,,
delivered, &c. feo' 81 -.
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MOSES LEVY,

MNerchnnt Tailor and Dealer In
lVN Read " Made Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods. Shelters Block, four doors
West ofPublic Square, Nam street. Lapcaster,
Ohio. feb. 81, 'GS-ly
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DEBILITY.

%.J ar DEBILITY.
1hcrs b no medicine eqial 10 HoefanFs German
:S ':s ,::.:: e.; e. !: S: s :ss!
mach 70 digest T. purity The blood, give good, sound,
healthy complication eradicate The yeloO tinge from The
eye npdrt bloom TO he cheeks and change he patient
from shortbreatted, emdciated tOedk, and nerUouS
iHvdlid 70 a full faced, stout, and rigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bilters or
Tonic. In fact, they arc Family Medic
cines. They can be administered with
perfect safety to n child three months
old, the most delicate female, or u man
Ofninety.
Thsse Reurs,Iies aye khs hat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-26
DIR. JAMES s,

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL.
Il Custom HO1se street, New Orleans, tsstab-
lished $3.50, for the last eight years located in
Chicago, and celebrated throughout tie cOun-
try In the successful treatment Of PETvAFE
DISEASES, can Be cOn6dsntiaiIV Consulted a.
his or1ce and paTlors- 81 and 50 Randolph
street eoTner Of Dearborn Street, or 5y letter
Postefice Drawer 5SSS
Dr. fAMES treats CHROME, EERCTRLAL,
STPEILITIC, BLOOD and sELS DISEASES,
and all DISORDERS CT = ONFAGIOU5 We
NEREAL CHARACTER-whicl be cuTcs WITH
ont the Use OF mercury, fOdide OF pcfasSa- arse-
mic or any poison. but with his NEt1RA l.
ZER. a positive cure for Al hnmOH and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such IS SEMINAL
WEAENFSS, NOCTURNAL sud DIUEEAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse Of the Or
cans ssriy tndtserettonS, eXcsSSeS. or e1Eailsd
hersditariiy, causing loss OF memory eonfu-
SION, depression. dimnFss OF vision sud o.ren-
times insanity, vitE Z dep'oTsbls train oIotAsr
symphonic treated AID FEdlcaiiy cured oy an
nfA1Ibls method, saving time and expense.
Al diseases peculiar to the szUsi organs, OF q
private character, radically and permanently
Old diseases OF the most hosrtbse class, where
the blood has become poisoned, pr ductng
olotehes on he face, small WsteTy hNstsrs,
pains in the head and boxes, liberated threat
IND nose, sores on the limbs snd BODY, scrohgia,
together with an endless NUMBER OF suEeTiDSs,
~eGectusliy and permanently cured
DR. ID recon- m6ndeG Dy no press o.
the country, by professors Of medical colleges
and By tce medical profession generally.
Those afflicted should apply % him, and %
THE NoSTToR, By Dr.. James. 3 treatise upon
diseases peculiar 10 the sexual organs o. eifhsr
sax, causes. effects and theirrenlSdies, cOmpued
rom an experience OF twenty years practice
In the exclusive treatment or thsze diseases,
sent TO any address securely rapDs4 Price
One Dollar. Pamphlet en- SPE2zArORBHEA,
OF one on 81 PHILIs, ssDt IN sealed envelope
dress DR.. JAMES, PogSod1cs Drawer SO. Chi
ego, Illinois, seslfu
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The Liverpool market opened with q
good demand and prices tending up
wards; Uplsnds, It'd Orleans. ll5i;
and at leo pm. ives 6rm and unchanged.
Sales 1900 bales. In New York at the
opening the demand was good aud prices
tending upwards. At boon the demand
was fair and prices firm Uplands, 25to;
holders asking higher rates. Itremained
the same during the day, closing qulet
but stesdy. Ssles 5000 bales. In New
Orleans, at 2:l5 pm, the demand was
fair and prices firm Mlddlipgs, 24c
sales 5000 bales. Our market was active
throughout, with buyers seemingly
anxious. Holders were Independent but
not indisposed TO sell, and in the msjority
Of c uses buyers had to conform TO sellers
views. Among the sales which would
foot up equally Is large IS those OF New
York or New Orleans, We quote the fol-
lowing 30 bales Ordinary, 2lc; 90, 81, 81
Rnd % Good Ordinary, Zee "a 81 Do
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TRUSTEE SALE.

DY virtue OF n Deed CT Trust execusea py
* Wrs ID rTv on the s0-h day OF March, a u.
iSa. TO Iohn d. Trottsr. Trustee, 70 secure tne
psymszt OF certain promissory notes payao4e
= sc1fovs n VT. One note for xix thousand
dollars. Sss ard payable 70 Catherine r Frse-
ma7 on the egsn day OF January, AID. 1Su,
with ten percent interest rom late. and 1AsI
same dsts for SIX thousand six hundred 70 100
doilErs- naval e to tatherine z. FRESHMAN On
sssfIf dav Or March. AID. 1881. with legal interest
nom dsts. and one note Of same date for six
thousaud six hundred 81 100 collars. payable 70
Catherine freeman With legal interest nom
ba1s Clerks OG5e5 OF Tunica county, state Of
n iESissippt, IN BSak I. OF the record OF deeds
for said county. pare Sl- And oy virtue or.
snd IN pursuance OF a Decree OF the ChsnceTy
Court Of said Tunleg county made 81 the April
term thereof AD- 1875, investing myself with
the mowers OF Trustee In said Deed OF Trust, tbs
deafh OF the said Jno. ID. TFOsser, Trustee -
Aforesaid, having been suggested 10 satd Chan
csry court, I vii. on the
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Saturday, the 9Th Day Of December. isss,

At 10 O'Clock an, at the northwest corner OF
Main aud Vance streets, sell 70 the highest
atddsr. for cash, an undivided cne-half interest
In the following described lot or parcel OF land
ia the city OF Memphis, to-wit: The south
part of block No. q Beginning at the north
vest corner OF the intersection OF Main and
Vanca streets; thence no-t1 with the west side
OF Main street tiJ feef) 10 2 stake thence west
and parallel wish Vance street lS0 feet 70 .
stake: thence s0nth and parallel with Main
street 100 leet 70 the north side OF Vaacs street
thence east will Vance street Ice feet 10 The be
Ginning. Equity OF redemption waived, aud
tne title believed 70 be good. bat I cohvey only
as Trustee. JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Eovamnar z I7SS. uoyd
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aSth Dag Of Defender, AD. lSsS,

At the courthouse door IN the town Of austin
nrocaed 10 ea1 10 The highest bidder. for cash
RE roIiovTine lands "a described in said Deed OF
Trusf. a foIoEs, to vii: All Of section seven
X of To-TnEbfp in Of Range eleven, Ql, west
wing udbeinr IN said IunIca c. usfy and STATE
az Mizsis sippL sale within lawful hourA Title
suoposed 10 be good, bat ] vuI sell only IS
Trustee. AAFAHs 4t1s.E
October u, laA OF -
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4. %, so, SO and IS Low Middlings a.
221e; 545 at 22se ; 100 and 40 at 223c; c
at 22le; 2l at 223c; 50 Middlings, 22lc ;
IS, IS, 5, 6, IS, so and Is at 23s; % al
223c; 20 and 4, Strict diddiiugs, 23lc; Il
at 231c; 90 at 2S3o; Is, Good Middlines,
24tsi IL ct 24e L st 25s. We quote 8,
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o MOUND CITK.

CTEAMER GEORGE w. CHEEK r.
- leaves Memphis every day for-EEC
HOundCity at s am, 10 am, Il M, = snd AZ
pm. Leaves Mound City every day att am
9 IAN. lam, and IL and ! pm. Landing II
foot OF WssP,nston street.
tyu Mark h CHEEK, Master,
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DY virtue OF the authority vested In ma By
D Deed OF Trust executed TO me by James ID.
Rufdn on the 4th day Of December, 1857. 20 Sc
cure the payment Of certain debts therein
specified. AID recorded in The Registers once
or shelby county, Tsnnessee, In book No. e,
pages 80 and 81. I Will, on
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At the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, in the city Of Memphis. ] win sell, ct
public auction to the highest bidder, for cash,
the follovin lot or parcel OF land situate, lying
and being in said city OF Memphis and STATE OF
Tennessee, and described as follows: Part OF
No. 3, in block No. IS IN said city, beginning
at q point in the east line OF 81. Martin street
at the southW est corner OF Mr.. NOzlis lot :
ming Themes s~oUthwartly with the line
OF 81. Martin street Is feet thence east
wardiy st right angles TO the censer OF the
lei feet thence northwRrdly with the
center OF the bayou 20 feet 10 Mr.. Soeps Hne /;
thence westWerdly with said Hoeiis soath Line
i54 feet to toe beginning.
Sals At IL O'Clock am.
Aov7 tbs JOHN G. FINNIE, Trustee.