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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-16

In front OF the Law Court room in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder
for CASH, the following real estate te-Et5: A
certain lot Of land situate, lying. and being in
the G. unity OF SHELBY. ana stale OF Tennessee.
being Lot No. t5D nuy-One as q signated en-
the plan Of Hiis EubdtYi ISL "A OF lands IN the
l4th civil District Of said county and state, to-
g ther Vtth all Of the sppurtersEces tEersuntO
belonging The title TO said property is ue-
L-Tau to be good, but L will SELF and convey
only as Trustee Equity OF redemf tion waived.
sal re.V-seu Y and 4 O'Clock IN
Purchaser will be require TO make a deposit
OF duy dollars at inns OF purchase, as an earn
est OF his intention to comply with terms Of
sale JOHN TEEZENANT, Trustee.
& PEYTON, Attorneys JaI9tds
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Received previously ..--.-----I9S ~ 20Z8
80 25L55
Exported I.E9
Exported prsyIOusly-~----.-----Is oi I5S.l2j
stock on hand and at presses g.s&
Eeeeigts FOR thss
Easson d Co.'s Cotton Report for the
week ending February 9TH says:
"GrantiDg that the crop will reach p
millions, there should be 100000 bales
mole to come in. This, with the stock
on hard, would give a total Of l,245,0C
bales, from which to supply the wsnts Of
England, the Continent aud cur own
SINNERS from now to next October or
November without counting anything
for stock. This would be equivalent 10
about 81 600 bales a week for thirty-fOur
weeks-suPposiEg every bale was used
English sUinners Will be obliged to run
prices I'D TO q point hat viii draw more
supplies from India, or reduce their coz
sumption"
Our streets were thrODged to-day with
ladies, who have been entieed from their
long seclusion by the beautiful weather.
The retail business must have been &C
tive-at least the clerks were all actively
engaged showing goods; and as il is a
mEAA-hADnA AalL VIA Ae@AaAEG AN 4ODh
at articles they do not wish to purchase,
we presume that a very large amount Of
trade was done. Prices are some higher
than last week ia staple articles. The
jotbing trade in plantation supplies was
equally active as in other branches Of
business, but restricted somewhat by the
small stock. Corn is again about closed
ont. There is none on the landing. In
store il l. held at 80 to g5c. Oats are
scarce and firm, selling at Csc in store for
white, while black seed oats sre scarce
and firm At 81 10. Branis searce at SIS
10 $40 per ton. Hay, dull at Sl9 to $50.
CDrnmeal is held at 81 so 10 "a 3. Mess
Pork is firm at S24 25 to SIS. Bacon
Clear SIDES, 14i 70 lac; Shoulders, y to
l2Ic; Bulk Clear Sides, 49, to 1890 Clear
Rib. I23 to 13c; Rib, I2lc; Shoulders, 10
TO lOJc; Plain Hams, i5e; SugRr-eured
Hams, II to lee; Breakfast Bacon, l5c.
Lard in kegs, 10 to l5ic; in t~ierces, lac.
Chickens dull at 81 90 10 5 90. Eggs,
30 TO 32c. Turkeys, So 10 SIS. India
bsggfng, - to pc; machine, 3 70 25c
hand. nominal. Choice Western butter,
IS to zoe; good, so to 35c. Western Re
serve cheese, l5i to Ice; English dairy,
II to Isc; factory, I63 to7I7e. Rio COL
fee, q 10 CSC; Java, 40 To 42c
Mackerel, No. ! kits, 81 - to 3 90; NO.2, |
s. so to IS; No. 3, 8 . to 2 50. Lou
jsiana molssses, SOC 10 81 in barrels.
Potatoes, firm at 81 90 70 5 90
uer barrel. KanRwhs salt; s. . 10
4 so per barrel; ssck, g to 8 ..
Tar. per dozen kegs, IS to Z 50.
sugar. crushed and powdered, l9 TO
20s' Coffee, Il 10 1Sc; brown, Il
10 lie. Tobscco, fancy work natural
leaf. 81 to 81 p; bright pounds fancy,
sI-to 81 25 medium, soc to 81; common,
so to 75c; smoking, fine and fancy, 81 to
81 25. common, IS to Use. Whisky is
6rm AZ 81 60 TO 81 25 for common.
We have no cdsLge TO note in the
STOCK market. gnr-e beeves are dull
ats to6,. Inferior, 3 10 A. gross. Sheep,
s. 90 10 6 90 per head. There are no
hogs in market.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Il. The greatest amount IN ured IN any one risk
If S.00J0, except in special cases.
Il. The amsunL insured Ia Any one ely. town
or village, depends up III its size and now
built
- The amount insured In any enc block, de-
ponds as above.
Il. Cedinsd copy OF The Charter OF the Com
pany, as II ed heretofore.
10. General power OF attorney for Agent to ac-
ceptseTVlcs of process previously flied.
GEORGE l. CHASE, President.
GEORGE 81. COT, Secretary.
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Sherlf's Sale.

J. Il. Murray ct a., Admins Of Wray, deceased,
vs. Eendai Carpenter.
Hinder and By virtue of an execution to me
u directed from the Fayette County Circuit
6Ourtin above cause, ! viii. pa
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Irstst Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed OF trust made to me BY
u Fannie T. Auut and John A. Hunt, on the
office Of Shelby II Book NO.
s., pages 81 and -, to secure certain indebted
ness therein named. I Will
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Netice to PAYERS.

nHE Tax Book for the FOrty-hrst Corporal
Year has been made up as 1t affects lie on
FINAL eieht words OF the city. Through tn
Sextten days this boo viii be open f~orfnSpec
Ton and correction at Esquire Richards offics
in the Exchange Building Property-holdsE
in the Ninth aud Tsnth wards are earnestl.
reouegted to furnish tine Assessors with maps
Mans and Aub-diy si0ns OF lois in the two ne,
Wards. so tina there may be no mistakes, II
me surement or ownership, made in the as
sessment now il progress
JOHN PARK,
JACOB WELLER.
l. j. DUPREE,
ra-rnrr 1893 Assassnrn
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Removal.

Y SAMELSON VIII remove his stock Of
a. Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, etc. TO
q Main street, where he VIII be prepared TO
simply his numerous friends and customers
with goods 10 his line IS cheap as they can be
bought II lhis city feblsA
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shall formlr-
tion~FThTr
! TOSenslF5
! fselves to be-
fit is not an
r. OF course
! he President
t%hnotive and
ir-written
ntly penned
| der too much
Solgrammsr
u hint that
tkling ofthis
ss the Presi-
NToN by one
Fith him he
says:
erstauding in
Fritten, there
y ilnEliei. on
that the Office
detriment or
latters of dis
shieh the Va
the questions
If Gen. Grant
ssdent, or be-
onscientiousiy
Office without
vs. with which
& il to Eim, 1t
or,st
istinct under
t on the points
yrse in which
Is deemed by
use to induce
taryr u does
these letters
~ such repre-
PpeaF that up
viaW haiWPen
ore the act of
views by the
fMr. stanton |
resident was |
a. Grant was !
srial point to |
known to be
smbers of the !
b. From Au-
{ was enter
Il Gen. Grant
Expectations
he took
we're expected
rhich was ap-
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The Liverpool cotton market, at the
opening to-day, was firm; Uplands, So to
sgd; Orleans, s. TO SD. Atthe close the
market wss buoyant; Uplands, 81 toSId;
Orleans, s. to 50. The demand in New
York at the opening was moderate, and
prices firm; Uplsnds, 20lc; Orleans, 2lfc.
At noon the demand was good and
prices higher; Middling, 24c; Orleans,
2Isc; Low Middling, zoe. The market
again advanced at l D m. to dc for Mid
dlings. Il advanced another Be at . pm,
and closed excited and active-UplaBds,
2I5c; Orleans, 22tc. Sales for the day,
1000 bales. Our market opened with
much the same feeling which ruled at
the close last evening. Some sales were
made on q basis OF IS to Isle, but the
market soon rallied, and prices went up
until they were beyond the views Of buy
ers. At the close, prices were firm, with
= good many brokers upon the street,
and holders asking % to 2O}c for Mid
-TH=n-- NuT.1rr-a.
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THIS improvement makes the COW give
tUice as much MiLk. Itmakes the milk Yield
double as much Butter as the ordinary plan.
Theu, to cap the climax, it teaches one how 10
make g pound Of Butler Ott Of u PM Of Street
hIk-gO d butter, no drugs used. Il is no hum
bag, no Yankee trick.
The proprietor IS n one armed Confederate
soldier, and wsrrantsit 10 60 ali he claims fer
&c, He has also several other recipes VI great
value
One 10 cure TOothache in one minute;
m in q few days;
Piles 10 one week;
uhills and Fever IN two hours;
. Weak Eyes in Horses.
A Vinegar Recipe that came from Brazil,
supposed TO be the hes5 in the world.
All or either OF the above 10 wilt sell at the
following low prices: The Milk and Butter rs-
cipes, all three, 81; either OF tue Others, 81 each.
send your Oroers 70 W. FAMBRO,
83 Main street, Memphis Tenn.
P. ST references are desired, inclOse post
age stamps 10 the proprietor. Ja24 WITT
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T52sstee's Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed of trust executed to ne
D as trustee, on the 18th day OF September,
1855, by Sarah Ann Perry, to secure John Dom
Anne IN the payment Of a certain note. which
note is due, and which Deed OF trust Is OF
record in the Reg sterS Office of Shelby county.
state af Tennessee, in book g, part I'd, pages
go. 81 aud ~, I shall proceed 70 sell to the
Eighest snd best bidder, for cash, in front OF
the Titus Block, Jefferson street, in the city Of
Memphis, on
Monday, the % day OF March, 1868,
Between tho hours OF 10 and y O'Clock. a GER
tain tract or parcel OF land situated in the
county OF shelby and state OF Tennessee, rear
TO and northessJ or the city OF Memphis, being
lot Nc. 8, on the plat of L. S. TOdd's sub-Oiyis-
ion OF s. s3-lG0 acres, part OF the John Rice i've
thousand acre grant, sail lots sub-divided rs
the properly OF Thomas Whits de, d 70
him by Chimney and RsWSOn Ives, by deed OF
Record in The Registers Office OF said county,
in bOoE No. s, page $50, and said lot No. : be
gin at the intersection OF the north lins Of the
John Rice grant, vito the Wezt lire OF MOGeley
avenue. runRfng theHce south s., west with said
avenue 3 chains and 81 links. thence north
So west y chains ST Inks more or less, to
Mos ley avenue, theEce north s. east with the
said ave nue. 8 chains 80 links to the north line
Of The John Rice grant, thence south So east
with said north line II chains IS links 70 the
beginning.
ia0 q. MUNSARRAT, Trustee.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE

DY virtue OF a Trust Deed exc uted BIZ T. p.
D Chambers and H. D. Chambers, dated Otto
Der 2tn, H66, 10 secure 70 r. W.. Price the paw
ment or a certain note therein specid-d,I VIII
Offer at public sale 70 the highest bidder, Tor
CASH, on
KOnGay the 18th dsy OF February, 1858,
z certain tract or parcel OF lard containing
E.evel acre and seyenty-Seyen huHds efths Of
an acre tl .7-lUJ situated at The Intersection o.
Gn'On and I.eLevznt avenues. about three
miles east OF the CRY Of Memph.s and particu-
larry desc ibed in the deed or the said K. y.
Price 10 7. 7. Chambers. Trustee OF Il. D.
Chambers, dated 0ctobcr 2tb. Isu6.
sale TO lake place In the Ha OF the Memphis
Chamber Of Commerce, Odd Fellows bal. a.
l. DEL elk N. The title is beiied 10 be good, but
1 convey only ss Trustee.
ia.l zoo IOHN 2. TREZEVANT. 7 uslaa.
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PERUVIAN BARK BITTERS.'
CELEBRATE ED TONIC;
ACertaiR Preventive FOR Fever snd Ague

- L. KOUNS BRO, 50 Common 81, N. O.
NT. Wholesale Agents. Manufactured by Dr
81. Perl q Co., Wholesale Druggists. t4 Chsrtrei
street N q Usl Wiv
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LAND
FOR SALE nj LEASE
EASY TERMS:

DEING DESTROYS OF DIsPOsING OF MY
ID Land, situated about three miles east Of tbs
CIV. ia a manner to suit the times, l offer IL in
Owfng
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NOW READY.
The Rest Political ana Statistical MnnuaI
Published.
THE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC
FOR 1868.
A MoNg TIE CONTENTS WILL BE

A MoNG TIE CONTENTS WILL BE
n found a
History Of the San Domingo Massacre,
A counterpart of which IS about being enacted
in the Southern States
The AIman also contains full and official
returns OF the elections for this year, compared
with previous ones the most important Acts
OF Congress; President JohnsOn's Veto Mes
cages and PIoclamatiOnS LISTS Of Fedora and
State Officers and Members OF Congress Pop
ular and Electoral Vote for President in 1850
and 1855 Statistical and other Information in
dispe sable 10 every politician, planter, far
meI, merchant or mechanic.
Those parties wishing to obtain the only
Democratic Text Book published, must send
on Immediately, SIS all orders are flied accord
ing TO the date OF their reception. The cash
must accom- pany all orders.
TERAS:
Single copies, by mail, prepaid ........-....-.s 20
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Fifteen copies, by mail, prepaid-.-.-.....-.. 2 co
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Address
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Publishers, No. lb2 Nassau street, New York.
~ For sale by all news Agents taIi
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Lls 8th day Of March, 1850, 1 VIII, on
Friday, the 7th Day Of February, 1865,

In front OF The Csck,s once. in the town 81
Marion, in said couRiy Of Crtttenden, proceed
to sell. a. public auction, To the highest bidder,
for cash, a certain tract Of land stgate,l lying
and hsinEi in the county OF C~rittenden, State
OF Arkansas, known and described as the
twelve hundred acres land purchased OF Daniel
Hughes and James Hughes, lying north OF the
Military road, bounded by John ware and
other lands on the west, and ON the south BY
the Military road, and on the east BY WarnelIs
land and Mr.. kellys and part Of the Gilbert
tract Of luud, and the north BY Atr. Hines
lands, which tract Of land embraces the
dwelling Of said Hodgea. said sale viii be
made to sails y certain debts named and speci-
ned in said deed as due to A ". Arnold. The
title to the said land is believed to be good, but
I shall sell and convey rs Trustee only.
faI IDS W : SMITH W0R4H Truafao
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TRUSTEES Sale.

virtue OF a Beed of Tru executed to me
) by FrfedIsn Bschlt OF date Sd september
81. registered in the Registers Office OF Shelby
sunty, Tel nessee, on september Q, 1881, in
Book No. q, pages 1873 and 1874, a refer
zee TO which is here made for full description.
will, on
9th Day of March Next.
! the hour Of 10 O'Clock n M, in front Of the
OF the Law court OF Memphis, pro-
ed to sell sI the interest of said Bachli in
.e property described in said Trust Deed &C.
riding TO the terms thereof, for cash. Equity
redemption waved.
HENRY WILDBERGER, Trustee.
hffnrnaV. faha I'd
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Rev. A. e. Wilson's
Prepared Prescription for the Cure Of
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
COUGHS. COLDS.
And all Throat and Lung Affections,

BY the use o. which he was restored 20 health
in a few weeks, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection and thai
dread disease, Consumption, has row been IN
use over ten years with the most marked sue
cess.
This remedy is prepared nom the original
Recipe, chemically pure, by a Rev. EDWARD
A. WILSON, To- South SecoEdstIeet, Williams
bursh, Kings county, New York.
A pamphlet containing the original prescrip-
ton with ul anu explicit directions for pre-
p~aration and use, together with a short history
Of bis case, with symptoms, experience and
cure, can be obtained free OF charged OF Mr..
wilson, as above, or by calling on or address
ing
G.K. JONES d CO., Druggists,
No. 81 Main street,
novl4 w5m BEemphts. Tenn.
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DFRECTORs:

VIM. N BENTON, GenI Agent
DIRECTORS:
James H.. Lusas, Samuel VIII, Theodore La
yeille, Charles Is. Peek, Robert K Woods, Jules
y. Thornton, David X Ferguson, Hon John
hogan. Heniy Overstolz, Nicholas Schaener,
william =. Cay, VIM. G. JsInisou, X. r.. Han
enkamp, J.. II. Baker, d. a. January, WIN. J.
Lewis, +. Rozfer, Jr., Jacob Tamm.
Assets, January I,Isss, over ~se5Oe,0OO.
Issues Policies on ALL TIE MOST AP-
PROVED nOE-FOREEITING Plans.
ON as good terms as any Company,
No RestrietioRs upon AcciiaGted Pers0Rs, or 20
RESIDEH CE or TRAVEL.
MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
WOrmelsy, 10y q Co, AydIett, Robinson &
Co, =. NJ. Webb, Co. TOOf, Philips Co, La
cey q AcGhee n. CORONA, A. i Frankland
Jacob Alexander, Clapp, Vance & Anderson,
General n. B-ForFest, General ]. p ChainerS,
Com. Joseph T.. montgomery Judge J. r. Ia
Judge Phineas T. Scrsggs, Galloway, Hampton
Co., DeSoto Insurance Company.
AGESCY OFFICE IL MEaPHIs-NO. ~ Madl-
Son street, Kit williams Stock.
MCMAHON & OTIS,
State Agents for Wet Tennessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas and North LOUISIANA
|; ID
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University Of L0Hlsiana--hedlca
Department.
FACULTY


II CENAs, MD, Emeritus ProfsSSoro o Obstet
dcs and Diseases OF " women and Children.
JAuEs JONES, MD. Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
WARRE SToSE. ND, Professor OF Surgery.
TO RICHARD5ON, MD, Professor Of Anatomy.
] W MALLEr, Ph.DY Professor OF Chemistry.
HAnUsLM BEEIIss, MD Professor or the The
orV and Practice OF Medicine.
GraSFoRDE CHAILLE, ND, Professor OF Phys
foIOgy and Pathological Anatomy.
FRaNF rH0Es MD Professor pro tenn OF
daferia Nsdtca and Therapeutics.
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REASON, TRUTH AND HISTORY.
FORAWHITE MANS GOVERNMENT,

For The Constitution as 1t was, and for the En-
foreement OF the Laws made in pursuance
thereof It's political teneis win not be sub
jet to change by every breeze OF popular revo-
luton. It VIII adhere to the landmarks OF the
past, which Is the only sure guide for the
future. It's
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Department viii keep pace with the wants Of
the public aadt the demands OF business.
ITS LOCAL DEPARTMENT
VIII chronicle a IImportast events t~ranspirIng
around US.
7 Il . III H w 81
WIN be carefully selected, with a view TO post
IFS readers in all the current events OF the day.
ITS RIVER DEPARTMENT.
VIII give with hdeity such Items as may be
Interesting or important to business men, aud
uose who are depending on navigation for
their movements or profit
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- she 18th day or June, 1885, by 10. eph ~
Tighe, and duly registered in the Eezisleris
Office Of Smelly county. Tennessee. in book NO.
81. part . pages l6i and I65. for The purpose or
paying the debt therein mentioned, l will on
VH.u-sa.v tha gr4L Der ~ Vah-...- foeo
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CHAMBER OF CONMEGCE,
AEWPUIs, February Is, ISJS. :
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
oFrIcE Of pArtY -

MEsrFHIs, February 70 1868 }
Currency is easier to-day. The early
train brought in fully $4,000 for our
banks, while other deferred amounts VIII
be here by Monday, and we hope that by
that time there will be more regularity
in shipments than has prevailed during
the week just closing. Though the cot
ton market is again advancing in The
East, offerings Of exchange were lighter
bodybuilding the last day Of the week
and buyers were engaged preparing their
lots for shipment. The buying rates in
New York remain at to discount
selling at par. New Orleans bills are
taken at off, and sold st premium.
Gold opened to-day in New York at
140i, and closed at l4ls. There was
some counter demand during the day,
but it was like the offerings, in a small
way. Brokers buy at 1884 to 1890, and
sell at I40c.
We a learn OF no movement In city
scrip. The demand is active for small
pieces, while large ones are not in re-
quest. We quote the latter nominaliy at
IS to Ace buying; selling at A TO 44c.
Small scrip is taken at 45 TO Ace; selling
at soc. O. Hrr
Police scrip is in demand ats 0 TO SIC
buying; selling at Soc.
County warrants are very dull. Bro
kers are not buying. Selling at 90 t 65c.
Gold continues to accumulate in the
Bank Of France. It's Golfers now contain
the unprecedented sum Of $685. 400. 600.
This, too, Notwithstanding the large re-
quirements of money to make up for a
deficient harvest in France by foreign
importation of wheat. The large
ments OF Europe and the fears they occg-
sion, are reported to have psralyzed
commerce to an extent never before wit
messed.
A letter from the internal Revenue
Office, Washington, to the United States
Assessor Of 81. Louis, notifies him that
the Houss COMMITTEES on Ways and
Means is unanimously Of opinion that
the tax on cigars can best be secured by
afiXing a stamp to each cigar, and re-
quested him to obtain an opinion o; the
trade upon the subject. With this view
Mr.. Papin, the Assessor of that District,
submitted the above letter to an informal
meeting Of cigar makers, and there was
au almost unanimous opposition ex-
pressed to the plan, on the ground Of
trouble and Inconvenience but another
snd formal meeting will be held in a few
days, at which parties interested will
give more careful and particular express
sions Of opinions.
'
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LEGAL.
T5.usfee,s Sale

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust 70 me executed
ID by +. Chamber and vie Henrietta, ID.
Chambers and Q. Q. Chambers, On the 10Th daY
Of Mey, ls5t, and recorded in the Registers
I Ollie Of5helby eounty, Tennessee, ia book No.
60, partI, pages ga, ee. Also IN the counties
ofTaliahatcbie, aud SundoWer, In the STATE OF
Mississippi. for the purpose OF secunDg the pay
ment Of certain indebtedness therein stated, I
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J m,,s, "a the Sd pay Of Mareh. 1sea,
Attachment

oAl%t wy Fu- -
At Memphis, Tenn. q w. &
JAZZ ComptrollI
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MeSSrS. Black, Sherlock & Co.,
80 Vesey Street, New York.

Having immense orders unified from our
correspondents in Liverpool, Havana, st.
Thomas, and several South American ports,
we are IN imnediste want Of the above men
toned articles OF produce.
We can also handle to advantage for our
Southern friends,
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VAN EvRIE, HORTON co,
Publishers, No. l62 Nassau street, New York.
so For sale by all news Agents tali
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Wonday. the 2d dayo of Narcb. 1S6S.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF q Deed in Trust executed to me,
n Is Trustee, hv ASH Hodges on the 2S b day
OF February, 1875, aud registered in the proper
or = in CrtttendeH county, in the State OF Ar
Kansas, in hook X, pages 47s, 474, 45 aud 476, On
Lls 8th day OF March, 1854, I viii, on
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Assets, January L, over sa6Oe.OOO.

Issues Policies on ALI THE MOST AP-
PROVED HOE-FOREEITIHG PE&Hs,
ON as good terms as any Company.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-16

No Restrictions upon AcciiDaGted Psra0HE, or %
RESIDEA CE OR TRAVEL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-16

dlings. We quote:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-16
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