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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

A S,oS oY Tue FuraxK.--The
bitter policy now being parsaed by
the Radical party In Congress To-
ward the South, Is, We srs glad to
sec, meeting with soms opposition
even among the Radicals Of the
North, Many Of their prominent
men aud sons Of their leading pa
per. arc beginning to sse that =
reaction Of feeling must take plsc-,
and thst the cord nov draws il
utmost tsnsioa must snap unless the
force upon il il lessessd. The
people are tired Of TIE stersal cry
Of ".iggsr,' asd wast to ~ their
Representatives do sossthipg sIss
than lsgislats and appropriate nessy
10 The blacks. A people bssissisx
10 feel the paass u nssgss, are ~
10 look ,novc toward thsis own rslief
than toward the psmpsrisg sad feed
ing Of ~ indeIsas rscs thvsws spoa
the govsssnsnt BY Radical nsssss-,
Of reconstruction. The New Eax-
land oeehaaios themselves assd tbs
assistance Congrsss IL giving to ths
african, ssd they will dsss..d Il
Want swallowing ap politics. and
thu bitter snima.i,y to III. sonih viii
succumb 20 tbs piaeh'ng Of Tho
, stomach. We think that wc can s.ss
in the South yet We are hsalrupi
in a me,ssi.. and esnpos indulge IA
lasaries, hn. We have bread iur su'
children, aud with the 6ss Il hoss
syilg at ,hr prov We expect :,
weather the troubled scas ef poIitics
Strife sud ds.p.sss@. and sst .sfss!
isto The hasbsr u last..--i.ss. Indss
trial Gas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29
Sheep Ra,s,ng Ia Texas.

The ADJ antsrcs offered BY this ono
business is bringing large nsmbcs
Of em'v,amts to Texas We hsv.
occasionally given facts shcwiaG that
the prost~ 10 be derived fro1 even =
small investment in this w. we're
greater than could be realised in any
other department Of industry, and
We have many other facts much more
favorable than any yet Published
We have nl-o Published statement.
To show that bad management aud
neglect will make even sheep raising
unprea,ablc but the detail. Of ,hese
cases oal, made IL NOR rlain that.
while all the carcfalne-, aud a,tsn.
ton tina, can be Trough, TO bear on
the bushes. will pay, ose half the
trouble necessary TO attain aud apply
correct method. in many other en-.
,crprises, viii cau.c Gock 10 double.
treble and quadruple the original
.nycstmcn, more rapidly than any
thiog clsc
Here, fot example, /, q statement
IN which our readers may place i'm
plie't rclisocv, not only a. being
true, but AS giving eo,h,sg more
than fair jnjica'iou of prof, Col
Shepherd, Of Washington county,
bought 5000 worth of sheep hso
yeats ppo from the sale of mutton
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Gsa. Grsst, bsfovs tAs var, VS. =
dealer 10 bids sd iss Asst. Nov,
he il dealer 10 polities---ssd .
double dealer - thst- Asd b has
had bis ous hide tasssd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29
4 pestical hummer.
fUE CELEBRATED BRIAN BURNS AT
THE roABs.

I
justice Nelly with being drunk an
NOISY I'M house 'H Baxter stree
ana II was also 'n''ma'ed ny the com
iia'nant that ne was W All Probabill
va i,'t'r cracked Mr. burns wa
considerably out OF tho Knees sn
elbows, ana ms sh'rt seemed A. II
ought to be tho identical two nap
kins, sewed together, which belonec'
TO the second more fortunate OF ~
John falstahs country troopers.
Mrs Donovan, the complainant
na little woman who keeps ono o
those hole IN the wall shant'e
where thsy purport to sell the hes
OF good liquors a. nse cents glass
and 1t appeared j" evidence that Mr.
Barns had done every Justice to he
best OF good liquors, but had ven
surcd no further !" her favor, TO
when she began to remind him o
the "hve cents glas. part IL Thu
ceremony, he went into blaze Of In
~r.,L a, .,o.na h,m ~. ~. y
-. " -. II W
~" :" N""e'''' ,ooN'
TAX your "ohor' continued
Mrs' oono's"' At the conclusion OF
long drawn gu, story OF her woes
Tie drank me brandy w'd a. little
compnne''o" as # It was nolh'n' but
ditch walher, for the devil sun or a
MIN, nm h.if he lcu b,h;,d him 10
snrye another custom.r
/ Ju.,;cs MA h. nv. !, hv co...,
Mrs Do,ov., Mu.h. no vou,
honor bu, h, wen, a, I;ls y ,Jss
,c,he, un,;, I ,hon,h, ho w.. r",.',
The diy;l md had ~in ~ M. r.
va, ,1sn,d "a NV n s;n,lc a,,,
until The .oyra n Jhron x.s on /"
tho hottie. In ,hru,h' ver homo, !,
he, M, a w;,eh n, d;y;l a, .o,,.
,h;,o 1, ,h., la. ,h;,t H.. 80,
h.. 90, ~ Nj. 100. .;n.".u
~" " nc 'e'e" ''"s'"
justice "n'"'' wha' nave you !"
say 10 TINS business
Burns
! say, my lord, "a. quick As ~'nt,ng,
he iMuor WAS not wosth the drinking ]
xv III, ."i,l., u a.,, "ot INV. ~, .!es ="
Wv" ''s N''s' '% "'''' '""' P'''''
"fs' po"o'an '"a' inc way y,
~'"t on wnen nc was ur'"Al"e uPa''
me oeau','u' orandy without paying
Tor II yer honor 'A'fr, you blaeArd,
II you can me hov 'Hs'n, l Il smash
yor ugly mug '"'o S"''"e'oe"s'
burns
Beware good woman, say not 80
And well be friends before we go,
Though much ! fear your liquor horrid
VIII bore n hole out through my fore.
hend
Mrs Donov.u The dIv;l mind va
~. .nvho1, ,h., .n.;L. i, ..ch a.,
TX, . 80 Wv.
'n""'s,' 'a"Ruage ~ '""' ye, "o"o''
dear, do 70 .hi"k nc got II al OFT "
e"k' or Is II cracked via 'ar"'" he
p" v
.n'''eo ""A' arc you ""'s-f
, eau ,,,,,-.. ans. .u,.... az. ...
I.s,;e. wea, What. Won, bu,1.
"'s,
burns -, -,
~ ,sin !. ~ ...l r.s rI ,., ,"' "
re m,,,es air. are INV delight
| WOO Them ali from morn 10 night
Come. .wret Urania, heavenly maid,
Oh. come to thine own Burns aid
In.,;e, M humbu,o;ns sir ,
how do Won 90, your brcady
pnr,s'
Nv bread, air. On. my answer. ripe;
/ five on suction, Iiks = .pipc--
| mean a woodcock --but you know
The rhyme says snipe, so let II go
Jns,;c, Give aver rhymipp. sir
.,d ,.li IN. nI.;,lv xhcrc do vou
~" '''' NV P"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

A Radical member Of Congress. had
the audaeity to proclaim from hi-
seat, a few days since, in reply to an
opinion expressed bya Democratic
mrmber tina, the establishment, of
the schemes OF the Radicals In the
South would result in n war of race.
in which the negro ~ouId 10 bound
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Tho London Times describe. tho
distress existing At The east end Of
LoDden as vast and heart rendiup.
The number OF persons in receip, of
out door relief Is upward Of forty
thousand. bn, the measures adopted
whils they fail Ia NEE, the need, are
actually increasing he amount Of
pauperirm and are demoraIixiug the
district.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

-s7H--7-- 1890. 1850
ThE sourrEnSoNd GRAPE The
following communication from =
correspondent At i"ks, Mississippi
is submitted for the consideration Of
such of our readers ~ are interested
10 tho culture Of the s'"e'
This Is the grape Of all grapes,
possessing more good qualities and
less impcrfscsions than any other
grape II Is destined to revolution
ise grape growing aud vine making
in America. II is especially adapt
cd TO the South, is native OF lp
per Canada, but will grow from var
gina TO Texas IN any KIND OF soil
or IN any location whore corn OF cot
ton will flourish, aud Is to" times
more profitable than either A SIN
glc vine vii, yield from twan'y TO
fifty bushc's OF grapes annually pro
daeiug from fifty 10 one hundred aud
twenty gallons Of wine superior TO
any other made in America l,
needs no pruning. no training, no
trellising II never ro's or m'ldevs'
and mover fails 10 produce Immense
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

The Democrat. have ordered SO, :
00u copies Of Mr., DocI;,,ls's speech
10 DO pris,sd, sud the Radicals 49,
900 copies Of Mr.. Mortoas 10 BE-
used in the New Hampshire cam
paign.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Tng CorroS SUPPLY English
manufacturers profess 10 be relieved
from their chief burden ~ solieitude
ia regard TO the cotton supply, and
to feel more confidence that hsaop.
forth there will be no disastrous hus.
tnst,ons in tho market comparable 10
those Of the IAss few years Not
only do tho United States, ia their
opinion, give better promise, ON ao-
cosn, Of the prospective removal Of
the co,toa tss, but intelligence from
other quarters strengthens snsieips-
tions Of larger production. Word
comes from lnd's that = crop will be
realized this season fully equal to
that of last year, II not superior A
simple province in Bsrz,l will send
THE year more than q million arrobss
Of 3y lbs each, while other iis,rie.s
Are proving their c.pability Of furn-
ishing larger quantities Of Gotten
than they HAYS hitherto done. Ia
Egypt and Turkey the cotton crop,
report says. Is NO. likely to be dimia-
isbsd, and favorable accounts CONS
from tbs West Indies, Africa, and
Australia but India IA the chief 70.
lance as competitor Of tbs cotton
6elds Of Anstien. Essrtioas to this
end are in NO measure rslaxed.
Thoss istssestsd IL the cotton trade
~ this side regard the fsssss supply
~ much less esstain shsa the English
rsetosing would imply ~ y
Journal of lvpssxxrr~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Real Estate in Atlantis. Ga, thst
cost before the war e+O, 900 In gold,
sold the other day Al United States
Nar.Lai sale for 81, 900 in currency,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Speaking Of leap year, the Dsssre'
Nsrs ssys il doesn't maize such dif'
Asssos out sAsss, ~ the Nor~oa
I.Aiss have always the privilege Of
psppiss The rssssies 10 marriage.
ahls satpt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

A European professor has succeed
cd in photogrsph'nz the bst.isx Of a
persons heart WIS. y neat thing
for an absent lover 10 send his sdorcd
you'd bs carte Of his palpitst'oss
on gazing upon her portrait
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Il 10 estimated that twelve nillisns
ssvspspsss are printed dsily.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

The Tesss.sss Legislature haa
voted 10 abolish al 4istisctisss u
color The question SOW u, whsth-
sr ths blacks are 10 - bleschsd, OF
he whites a. 10 paiatsd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Mxxico.---.Sss ltssrisce. Fd. 1.
Late Acspulpo sdyicss sssts that
0sn. Alvarez kss called ~ election
TOR President Of the Rspsblie, mesa
bsss Of CoagrssA aad } sdgss Of the
Sspssns Gears IL Gssrren--tAst
B>sts aes Asviss participated IL the
lsts gsssssl sIsstioa. The dissriess
held ~ ths rsvelstiosists usAss Jsa-
iass have ssespssd the call issued BY
Alvssss.
Jusrss declines u sessys The res
igas.ios Of jess Gedsy, Cssssl u
sss Rspshiis Of Haa Hssssssco.
l, y sspsstsa tAsa ths Covers .s.i
hss renewed ~ shsysss grated b.
MssiniliAa' 70 ~ Hsllsdsy Nssi-
cas- Cosss Liss 6ssAnsAip Cospasy
Hereafter vessels vill leave Mssicss
ports every ssssty days.
How Tua vOrfsa WAS posE n
rmx SrArE or BALDWIN "A
correspondent, vritiag n"w +" How
ards. Casters Shore, Feb !, In the
Mobile ke- lister, SAYS
Tue sot,sg was h. ~ rxtsaes,i.nsr,
fraud ffem besips.ag Ia end
Several boys under u years ~ age
rese permitted to sots. Their ass-
are .noAn here by whiis msa who
rn'scd ttsa. IL que in.t.prs, /. ne
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

The average cost Ut . Pssssiss
soldier, issisdiux The pay Of Discern,
h., + estimated u ESQ : yssr Of =
Rrssss soldier. EtO year JOHN
hsli's rcd coats, Il0O . year.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

This ia The ago Of paper A'E.as:
everything ia made Of paper, from
money to hats and shirt collars, and
sven water pipes The latest adap-
tation u the article has been diseov,
cred in Maine, where a local paper
ADVERTISE, for the bsss6s Of the Ia.
dies, the production Of the Paper
PsntaIetts Conpssy."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Tks t. kisriy crown wss thrice
o6srsd " Cesar, ssd "thrios j. vss
refused. " 0ss. 0ssst. 70 aavs
trouble ~ sspross, rsabs il ., The
Art oGsr -- Losisriik Josrs~i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Gov. English has been nominated
for re election BY the democracy Of
Connecticut The convention con.
denim, d Congress for refusing rep
resentniion 10 il,e South aud protest
cd againss keeping PARTON OF the
States under military desposism,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Ths gold coinage Of tbs usitsd
S,sts.. Great Britain ssd Pvsses.
which IN 1851 ~. not more Than
VI M 100 100 IN amount doubled
i'ssii within the sii,eeu succeeding
years
Northampton belle. complain q .
,fs4ief who has sold then lisis dye
1hich tafAs sheir .ealls bs'il'.Hs
red.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Pullup, coming home late, pretty
full" 6nds the walking very slip
perry, aud exclaims I" Very singular,
whenever water freezes, II sllus
freezes with the slippery side up"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29
Trgul Catas.

~ =. GREGG, Attorney At Law,
n. nasshall, Tslss, will practice in
The Courts Of he sixth Jsdicial District
All business entrusted 70 hin will 70
Five pronps sad careful attention.
Oct s, 81. nioH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Aa~.s.se. o., CAAslrsa 70 Css.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25
stsck on hand to-day, { pm.

SSNoA On hano to-oays . pm. 40
Col J. W. Jeaefsou, OF the firm Of J. W. JeE-
ferson d Co, returned yesterday, afer being
ab sent al summer among the lskes OF Wiseon-
sin Col, W. ranks amongst our heaviest cotton
buyers, rs well SIS most successful ones, and his
presence On our market was welcomed BY
many friends whom he has made by uniform
courtesy towards al, and by thst strict and en-
viable sense OF honor which always character
lies the business man and gentleman.
Col James II. Milford ana James II. Mulf5rd,
Jr., were also among the arrivals yesterday,
and are well known in cotton circles OF this
city. We learn that the former gentleman viii
he q large buyer this season, and win com
menes operations as soon as the receipts vii
justify.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25
tuesday, The 29sh dsy Of September, 1858,

atUs'clOck am OF Second street. at thsSoufh-
east corner OF Court SQUARE, in the city OF Mem
PMS, state OF tennessee, Dlsr for sale. al pub
nc auction, and sell to the highest bidder for
e2so, the following described real estate. sfsua-
ted IN shelby county. Tennessee, designated
ana Described as t0IioWs, ;O-Wit Being parts OF
Lots Nos. % and 81, On OH ). Claybrcokfs
plan or plot Of subdivision OF a one hundred
acre tT2St OF ienu ussr MeupbfS, -bezinnI1g on
the norLh SIDE OF Henry rtraet. ~ a stake oae
nunGred and seventy five 900 feet e4st nom
the scuLbeast corner OF BeiizNiew L Z No. So:
thence norm parallel villa the east boundary
hne Of halu Lot No. %, seven chaluA to a STAGE.
sJuth eighty-ttne degrees east Oae handr-d
sno seTsnty-nVe tl45l TEST from The nCrthsast
conner OF said lot No. 81, thence south eighty
nine degrees east, eight 5-lc0 Is % Ig1 D rs.
Qsss 10 ieeu 10 the west side Or Post and Rai
avenue; thence south seven ID chains with
Esst SIDE CT Post and Raj ayenge. TO southeast
corner OF said lot No D; theucs north So vesr
with north side OF Henry street eight 50 10
70 6z-lUl ehs1Ls Qs1s 10 lett 70 the BEGINNING
corner, cJEtahrng about four acres.
1 will sell said land to pay the balance due on
the notes mentioned la the coed Of trust. ~
directed by The bereaeiary.
me equity OF redemption is waived. aud the
title IS believed 10 be coed, but 1 shall sell and
convey only as trustee.
auSd &st u B. 3. WADDELL, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25
Dissolution.

UJHF Firm OF W. y. Eakin & Co. was dis
solved by mutual consent on the 18th Au-
gust, 1858. Either party is authorized to settle
the business of the old arm.
An persons indebted to ths firm OF ". N.
Fakfn & Co. are requested to come forward ana
settle without delay. The books and papers
will be found at the Underwriters Warehouse,
corner or Market and Promenade streets.
W. n. EAKIN,
A. CONNELL.
Memphis, September 1, 1858.
The business win be continued at the old
stand on Chiekasaw street, by A. Council and
NJ. Cornell, jr., under the firm name of A.
Memphis. September l. 1855. ssp2H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25

Switzerland are respectfully invited TO call
and ami eur Stock, which we are now
daily receiving, be'ora making their purchases
elsewhere. Our Stock Is large and complete,
embracing every variety in a GENERAL
HARDWARE BUSINESS, n we feel assured
that we can offer the Merchants superior in
ducements to trade with rs. We are deter
mined TO suit them in prices. Come and see.
seP6 3m ALLISON BROS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25
COTTON GINS
Pratl's Southern AaGe Cotton Gin

THIS GIN is regarded By planters who have
4 used It, as the best fCr sample, picking tie
seed clean and light draught. Planters CuiLI-
YaIng oOtLom lands aTS requested 70 xRmin
the EUREKA Gin at harrington q HOWsips, 20
Front street. Il wiz pay for itstIf in zinuiug
MY bales. An. GunnisOD, manufacturer Of
the Steel Comb sin before the war bus now a
planter, gives the following certificate:
INN January u, 1853.
" take pleasure in recommending 70 p5aut-
ers cultfyating Cotton OF bottom lands Of the
Mississippi Arkansas, White and ST. Francis
rivers, the Eureka Gin, made by DanfGl Pratt.
OF Alabama This Gin separates the huIls,
Dolls, ETC., rom the Seed Cotton, makes a good
sample, ana Is superior 10 any other Sin for
bottom lands. l have used ona mysslf on q
farm In washington bounty, Miss, and # Cps-
rates well and gives entire satisfaction in every
respect. AN. GUNNIsON."
Orders for Gins, nom 40 to 50 saws aud Gum
Betting, al FACTORY Prices, addressed TO The
care or HARRINGTON 4 HOWELL, Sea
Front street, Memphis, promptly filed. Presses
and Gearing put up, and Glns repaired by q
skI1Iul 61nWr1ght. q. ". TRUHEART,
Jy2o Staw2m&w Agent for Daniel Prstt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25

Cotton was fat in Liverpool at the opening
to-dsy-UplaDds' lOd Orleans, I0Ed. 1t was
easier at noon and closed Gull and unchanged.
Sales 1900 bales.
Cotton in New York at the opening was dull
and nominal. Atno0n il was dull and weak.
and at pm. quiet n weak-1ominally Up
lands 25}ze; Orleans, 2554c. Sales eco bales.
Nc cotton quotetiOnsg given at the close.
Our market was moderately active, though
az lower rates than yesterday. with fine grades
IN most demand We quote bale Low Ordi-
nary, lsc; bales Ordinary, &c: 2 do. 2Okc
5 bales Low MiddliDgs, &c: 3 do, pc; q
do, 2Zc; Is barely do, De 4 Middliugs, 2Se:
4 do 221ze; 3 do, 2l1sc; 40, 25; 6do-, &c: Is
do, 221zei do, PIC; 81 MiddHngs to Strict
Aid6iings 8e. This is a decline OF about le
since yesterday on Mtddlings.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25
TTwOOD. ". F. ANDERs
Notice of RensOVaE.

A TTWOOD & ANDERSON, Cotton Factors,
"A General Produce and Commission Mer-
chants. have removed their business to No. $50
Main street, between Union and 6ayoso streets.
Memphis, September !, lSS, ssps La
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25
AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUST SALES.
Tf.aEst Sale.

ON THURSDAY, OJTCBER I, ISIS. AT THE
hall OF the Chamber Of mmer ia Odd
Fellows GSli, Memphis, &c Y o'clock, I viii sen
70 the higaet btaGer iOI casa, lot -. in the
6aSAnQ suO-0lVRlCnI situated en- east side %
kagi&nd avenue, % feet font by IsJ feet deptb-
which IS erected q comfortable Cottage. I'VE
sale Is made o. v1rtue OF a Trust Deed to me-
from j. ". Moore and Leander slaughter.
Redemption waived. iitls perfect, bUt I sell
and convey ouly as TrCstee
aus JOHN P. IRRELEVANT. Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25

j being the sth Day Of January. 1853. ON
the premises, II sad county CT Chicot. st
public auction. % me highest bidder, FOR cash
II hand al the land IN SGid Gecrse mentioned
AID described a. follows, to-Eit: Bcgfnufne
two ehaius and sixty-ny- links Eess Of Inc
southeast cornsr OF section E6 in fowusbFD IL
> 2 vest. at a stake, bearing trees MAPLE.
marked vito = cross a tneurs in Giamster ;
bears south az 90 vest 80 links blackberry
marked with q cross Is inches in diameter:
bears south 90. east 80 links thence west on
township line Y hams and IS Inks 70 the
southwest corner Of section IS ana the south
east corner OF section 81 corner red oak Is
Inches in ct2nie-er, bearing north 81. west Is
Inks theme north on section line 10 chains
70 stake in hald tnencewest 60 chains to stake
center OF section 81 theme north 40 chains to
hali mile corner CT sections 20 and y gnm IS
inches In diameter, bearing north 80, west 60
links; Themes east 81 chains anG 3 links to 2
mulberry pest on bank Of CID Rfver Lake
thence meaudertag south So, east s chains
and = links = stake thence s-Uth 81 so. east
u CHAINS = Inks 70 sake thence south So,
east "a chains and % inks to stake; Themes
south g., west l~leaviEg stRkel s. chains and N
links to stake treEes south 47 SJLG, east ~
chains to stake thence south 80 So, east ~
chains and 50 links to point OF beginning. con-
tanning nine hundred 800 acres OF ianu, being
situate and lying IN township 10, soatn, range
z west. Also tke following lands t5-wit West
faFt OF N " = OF section 2 " Of bayou Z TT.
4 o. section s. r OF BAYOU Z fri q; SW
q section SiN W = 5 W section 8; 7
4, s L Q " = seoilOn 2 EA section at
II. R2 w east = section -, TI6. : R2W.
Als4A6H section .; NE frl.H OF same section:
me section and s y III, = sectioa "A 4
IB SfF2 west, cont lining. with the 500 acres
above described, tTsnty-seven hundred (27OO
acres, more or less All OF The above described
land tronts on Lake ChicOt, about ~ miles
from Lake Village, in said county Of Cbicot
and State OF Arkansas, and the same VIII De
sold in block or in quantities 10 suit pur-
chSserE In order 10 carry out said decree. This
- one OF the most valuable tracts of land in
the South, about 1000 acres OF which are in a
hign state OF cultivation. Inc improvements
are a me Steam Gin in good order, two GOOD
Houses and brick quarters, sufficient
10 accommodate 100 hands.
Sale viii take place at - o'clock N. on said
day. L. i. SPRINGER,
Commissioner.
EECD einnati Weekly Enquirer copy eight
weeks and send bin 70 tEts 0fice. su%
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Trustees SAFE.

HINDER and by virtue OF Deed OF Trust ex-
ecUted TO ne by $ L. EveisIh, on Novena-
Der isthi Dol, and registered in the Registers
ONCE Of shelby counts, Tennessee. IN hook
No. 80, pages LIS and lg, I VAL. on
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CEAMBER OF CoMMERCE
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COTTON GINS.

WE are the Sole Agents for the sale % theae
W unrivalled Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE, LIGHTHEss OF DRAFT, AND QUArTTTY
OF LINT COTTON turEed out per daY. they are
unsurpassed. Reference cGn be safely made 70
every planter who has given them q lair trial.
Where mule power is used, they make = saving
OF nom ~one-Quarter to One-third the DRAFT
OVER ANY OrEER GIN. We are also agents Tor
STRAUSS GRiSF MILLS, a WHEELER.
CLEMSON & CO.'S CIRCULAR SAWS.
ReCOMBs d CO..
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
S2% and S4 Main Street,
fyIl daw8m Mamphls Tar,