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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-02-12

poor, adopt the Constitution and do not
stand here all the day idle.
Mr. Hood said he thought the matter bet
ter be postponed until the homestead was
agreed upon.
Mr.. Rodiuan said that any homestead pro-
vision OF the constitution. he was satisfied,
could be only prospective in its nature and
afford no relief.
The position of Mr.. Graham, of Orange,
was inconsistent. He said that stay laws
were unconstitutional, but proposed to Pc
tition Gen. Candy to enforce his ordinance.
Mr.. Graham, of Orange, said the ordi-
nance might be held constitutional as it
only affected the remedy.
Mr.. Rodman said the constitution bound
Gen. Canhy as much as it did any individual
here. The first touch of the legal spear
would dissolve the ordinance of the delegate,
when the State entered the Union. 1t would
Der relief at all. The delegate said he IA
vorvtt compromises SO did he He was in
favor IF lessening fees in bankruptcy. So
was he. Yet while the delegate favored
compromises, he offered every inducement
to debtors not to Compensation no law
could reach that object that ran less than
ten years.
The exception In the ordinance is intend
ed to apply only to cases of fraud. 1t was
certainly just. If notes were uncollectable,
no court would require the guardian or adj
minstrator to make them goQI .. Ii money
had been collected and spentt ~ Ssher fraud
practiced. the exception proN the weak
and punished the guilty. 10
Now the delegate from Qiange had said
the proposition to insert IA provision in
tho constitution to pay a tenth annually,
vas an insult to the people, and brihc.t
| lie did not consider it an insult, but fa-
Yorcd every inducement to the people
! that was just, being inserted in the Constitu-
tion. Equal rights, public education, inter-
/ nal Improvement, good executive and an
! honest Judiciary and relief were induccu ents
! to the people. He trusted they would be
! inserted Bat he held that the people need
/ ed no bride to induce them to vote for this
constitution. The last election rcfuted
such Il charge.
Mr. r. called for the previous question,
but withdrew when
Mr. Fullings repeated that he desired
some law doing justice to all. He was not
opposed to relief, but he desired to see an
equitable plan.
Oh motion the Convention adjourned.
NoTR-ln Mr.. highlands resolution in re-
/ relation to contracts. the consideration OF
which was Confederate money. read "in
! valid" for valid"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-02-12
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Convention.

REPORTED BY JOS. W. HOLDEN.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-02-12
w. +. Henderson, Esq.

We take pleasure i'll publishing the
following letter, which will explain
itself:
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MAY ANNIVERSARIES.

Saturday. May ~ , -,
American Foreign Bible Society The tbyn ~
the Tor Baptist Church Business ana dSoood
.aes In the lectueoom from 10 Reports Tea1 ana a
the audience from 10 TO p IN lone.
rs Pollard of Massachusetts and Fish Of New jersey H.
esq Philadelphia the Rev. Messrs Bainbdge OF Ee Ia
Crane Hartford Conn Galaher Of Brooklyn ana oNei"
Sunday, Nay ~ ,c,, J., a.
American Bible Union Sermon in the FIRST Manners DnH' " %
Rev W. W. Ever d. d., or the Rev j. w sai'es' "'eih"''
~ Tuesday, Map %.
American Baptist Home Mission S3ee'y Wt of Ohio viii 1re
ste Address hY the Rev Elder Of Orange j. Exercise
continue Wednesday. 9th Inst -, n. ,t..,...,
American Bible Union. annual meeting IA lhe fHs Mns
BAPTIST Church. corner Of Oliver and Hen% - M byeh,ns yes
ion III k Sneakers: A. N Arnold d. D. Madison lnlVer
sitv the Rev Justin D. Fulton Boston Mass the Rev. Isaac Eet
Cicrei ONO lie Rev Brown D. Chancellor Of Lewis
burqh University Thomas Arntage d. President oil As
Bible Union -, ,,o-
General Assembly Of the United Presbyterian Church. in Argyle ~
Saturday. May 90 - ,
ires American Church Missionary Society Steinway Hall at
o IN Speakers The Rev. Dr~ Tyug aud Newton
Wednesday, June
General Srpol OF the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church. at Hudson
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DO YOU
WANT GAS
IL YouH HOUSE or FAoroRvi

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UNDER ALL POSSIBLE CIRCUMSTANCES
coNEi
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How AXE YOU TO Know MACHINE II ~ RETIRE
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GAVE on Can GIVE CIRcULAm INFORMATION AT
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three straight heats Maggie Hunter was second; anu
Tanelefoot Third Zine $50 1850 1919. The second race
mile dash, feathr weight Tor ppnc was second
Agnes Donovan third Waterloo fourth am b of two
Time 4os The first race od2 c ~ ~ receive $50 Leeno
Mare Winning H. and queen of the West p winning te
race and beating Pat CeDaT6de eeno Mare Time Sl5t
e second race was Of three mile heats Tor al ages sd
purse of 5000 and was won oy % Sontest in which
tSe ast hall mile done in 4si Jerry waiRfF as
ny ~ III, heats Time: 54S2, 5:4l4 Inc weather. was
Iu az a. and The attendance unusaly large ana 1ashoh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23
"WuAr TO Do.g-The question. "What cal

" INT TO Do. - i TIC VUCsIIOHI W IIdI VII
Best every one sud the choice of life pursuit
important step every mans history Success failure riches
poverty nmyi happiness misery depend the choice
Of calling occupation in which person One may
shine the law another medicine another Ia divinity;
incentives another prefers agriculture mechanism or
featuring Phrehology puts right the right place" why
not consult JoyAL for JUSEi only 20 cts
Address S. r. WELLS, No. go Broadway n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

GRAND EXHIBITION and SAILS FAlk
W Of lie NEWJBRSEY STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, for
the exhibition aud sale Of CARRIAGE HORSES. TRoTTERs, Stall
LIONS FLOODED CATTLE, SHEEP, SWINE POULTRY will
open WEDNESDAY May 90 and continue THURSDAY end FRIDAY
on the Society Grounds wayeey the EewJerey Railroad
large show Of the hrest other Stock The country
peeied thus giving purchaser and the seller grand opportunity for
the selection and sale Of and other Stock LIBERAL PRE-
NUNS The Track bue order for testing the speed oil
" BENZ. HAINES. Superintendent
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NEW METHOD or WASHING CLOTHES WITHOUT LABOR
THE AUTOMATIC CLOTllES-WASHkR AND BOILER
This sefaetng aud dpensea with bori ooes not wear The
minutes; dts stove OF range. The hot
n bg the acton constantly driven ny through tables poured
upon the clothes tower go gallons In 10 snie and
carving dirt with ~ thorough nnsng finishes the pro
Warranted o. do The work II directions
Io,sJ nj py5u6nnoe II pfrGci No medium
sent 10 any address receipt price C. o. d. Send stamp for cir
sale, except Connecticut NewJr
sew Penn,yvsni Delaware Maryland NeN.ioIk CITY, and vicinity
splendid opening for ehterpsng
men Adde'S, GENERAL AGENT Automatic Washer aud
R1ilr Cnn No. u Nnnlnitsl New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

THE LOUISVILLE RACES.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-The Spring meeting of
the WOOdawn RaccCOurse begins OH Tuesday, June 2,
aud continues five days
THE BUCKEYE RACES.
CINCINNATI, May 22-The Spring races OF
The Buckeye Association take place Tomorrow, and
promise % be Of interest large number OF horses
have arrived. The races are 10 continue I'VE days.
THE LA CLEDE RACES. l.
gr. LOUIS May 22-The first race at the La
Rede yesterday mile heats best three In i've,
-x1Y Dnree Of tco The race was won by haicppD "
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RESPONSE.

RESPONSE.
CARD-To CAPITALISTS
response public appeal establish at Gettysburg Sprng
Summer Hotel accommodation those who desire spend there
portion ensuing constrained reply that we
have only place the market the Waters from these great
medicinal Sources and that end quite impossible to attempt the eR
eeuoa Of providing entertainment for visitors to
Gettysburg.
WILL however convey free OF charge building site and eapa
Hotel in the vicinity Of the Springs any parties
Who necessary buildings should the Theological Semi
nary grounds purchased for purpose will grant free Of
charge right the Springs aud the the historic groves
a the vicinity Of parks
Apply at No % Liberty-s, New York.
To the
GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY.
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THE UNCoFFINED DEAD.

The body of an unknown woman, apparently
- IN Years Of age and clothed in light coored
sacoue and pair of drawers was yesterday found float
inc off the Fulton Ferry slip. g., L. .,o
lD On tLa body of an unknown was found In the
dcc nj Thrteenthst East River, aud was taken 10 inc
MOrgue .,.,-, - - mos, woe found I'm tbe
rs river M feminist Deceased was apparently agCu
AZ and WAS dressed in gray jacket and black pants
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match for 81 OOO catch weight. to wagons, trOt-
ted between the heats hy DOugreys b. h. Fred. Pense
and ROden's b. ~ Henrietta. There was not much
Setting this match, Peuse having the call at about
t0O TO So
In the first Henrietta got away with the lead, and
rounding the turn was two lengths ahead which posi-
they both kept, passing the quarter in 3s4 going
down the back stretch the mare broke up letting Peuse
mp and she passed the half mile ia il7, the
length ahead but going the horse closed in and they
coming in the home stretch the mare was very Wild
breaking badly, and letting Pense pass her and win the
beat, In 1885,, by two lengths.
In the second heat the again went away with the
lead which she kept up TO the quarter passing II two
lengths ahead in $50 these positions were kept passing
HE haf mile IN ll6 but IN going down the Flushing
stretch both broke badly bat the seemed To be able
o hold her own in tho and they up 20 the home
stretch together, the mare eventually winning the heat
by nall length IN 1885, Pense passing the post
After the result OF the former heat there little
betting Pense having the call bringing 500 10 the others
90, ana IN some instances much three 10
laid on the horse Henrietta took the lead and the
quarter which they passed IN 80, length ahead In
1ssiDg the halfne Pense broke badly Increasing the
distance between them 10 three lengths which he
not able 70 make M, and the the heat by two
lengths IN 1881.
The fourth and last heat very similar 10 the pre-
viOus one, the mare Keeping lead the whole way round
never letting lie horse once head her. and winning the
heat in 23ia. BY length.
Match M - 900 nile heals, 10 Wagons best three d I've
hofeuE D. Heurttds ]
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IAunouucsmeatAl

MAY.-May you never want q hat without
paying oi May you lack the appreciate
stylish becoming fabric when IT, May have KNor
to supply your this directions may you always
KNOX Halter has bis establishment No. 22 Broadway.
corner Of Futont and abunanty prepared furnish all who call
upon with bis elesn, fabrics Of the latest and popular
STYLE
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT or NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
ssmp 9s,9a P'y a r5 %sS Sr. %St en- in p ballast
Steamship Flag Baxter RenandR va hours i S ang
Bark Portesoryo Sogl Dahl philadelphia, d9y. ~. 30, l.,
Bark Lord Clarendon A'eIdar AiohlleC, 81 ! a. 10 ro
Sih lat 81 ioas s. spoke brig Ren4,w hence for coba al''
Big NJ ou Miller Rich, Canie3s u day. %9lsses May I2 D.
the anshee block overheard and iroSse at the same time
The mate was was returned again with the sea
2h lat a. loke ship Gahbai from Maan1as for Queens
town ., L., -, ~ 10 Il,
O lon AR spoke whaling chr Graduate Of Marion Mass days
BIG Fs,um Anderson, ror, Talbot. 90 day, OIL
Brig Excelsior, Cooper Bermuda, days ndle and Y pass
sS!T Ia Ii,.li rf fss aSlhot
sS Ann fs.ie R s. era 90 laws bids May o. lat &c 90
lon s. IS spoke whaling shr Of PorceIosn, cruising
80 scmooxEKs-RlyEE ANp colsrwsE
Daniel Morris NcuHa,ca. PheniI, Eizahehrort
R,TI,,ocJe do Willard, Eirabethport
Pa.a1tr taunton Thame. E1abethpoft
sa g bi asoi i sn $15 , S.sssISs spo
Mar ii-ocEssy Sag TIarbcr 9 llalien. ron Johnson
J. r. Mitchell Ses.Hayea. leai, cass. New. BuEsgieL
Mar, Brasb BrooAhaveu. NgneatS Albany
II n Smith F.irbe,hpori Mnra Nevbarh.
john Lancaster. Einhehoort Benz EnEth, htHbush
lI NJ Fs :, ,ib. EiiJ1ta,cr, ssai Trea,on.
Oavanl. Eizahethpor Mi Trenton. .-u n =
Ds,n EiasstPs + l. !. N Mac G ,Ir5t Dc
Nh irl' E9 f,iasn'' " R' b P4s' Rsiaer
FaIp r Ra5Io5b Etehr'I jam. Buchanan Philadelphia
Isr8ie We,,5rook Etetlpur. T. s. Perry. Philadelphia
SAILED.
Bs-ks-lIa-athou Alexandria El Amaranih or ST. Johns ~
r. W Grhh Maautis tauchorrd at quaraunli Org hANe 0
- tron.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WffyNGrov y NAV ZlCeaed, steamships faifuahAs new
ss,STs Geo. Nav Arrived Henry Alden Phadephia
t,rI.IoS : q Mry 22-Aud MARYLAND from Bai
more amer Shtmll NcAiurk with saai. hIoAu scbh j. '"
Kniyft from Philadelphia schr Ella loserl from nassau -
NV LoyBny 22Arivei Scrs Pointer rom Ne~'l OK 10
Fsoln b. D. Nhariol D. a. Baldwin, Chief and hndon hol"'t
Mimic Kline add g.. D. Lewis. Philadelphia sailed. Sbs "o"I
ssee William s. Durhieu r. r. King, j. Pointer Yarmouth 4 Law
,ar 5rma. samuel h. and soopsff susan All Tie large L'e
which we're bound for the satuar slilcl 10 ny.
FOREIGN PORTS.
MAY 22-Aruy,i steamer Virgo rom View iorA.
Pom May 1irrrel. harris stephen ftlcn
Tg ZoBtye Lr1r Bordeaux 9Th bark Martha Jade >hekys N""
ro Frr GU s,lf Maria Elyalrh Botion l'uu"ni G. MI,a
MsrNr Gr-rtau; lt. scr Monto.e Winter eoasINlse %n
,chr Eyc Forbes, DO :. 3. Fulton, Merry, NeN'lofE
H,v,y, May 2.-Saed L. = eaghp conoeook St Thorn" fo
Santa cruz
DISASTERS.
gssroy Nav p - TemHr FROM Calcutta toi and ir ios
toni before reported sho1 sustn Of the Island ca hedae'4a'
Gtni hnsc doau took on AZ aAu N
l,o them q .ar. Role HIrrV the s4h Of e -ih tue sll
so III sui ashore Mussgct Channel where he uo~ g.
III r, Contain Rogers sn Taurs Hole THURSDAY urLf IN il
II. rr Muahas rcuir ASSISTANCE, and got TIE sLP OF A
morning
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PEIRCE's STONE SURFACE.

Metals Wood Paper Tanted with this Surface attain all the hand
an durability Of will decompoe
ter, and tue ony paint that will resist acids. cued by
|. NEWTON PIERCE 4 Co,
No. 81 North EleyenhsL, Philadelphia.
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The burglar his own informer The opepin,

BROCATELLE, Nav QUALTf, EQulL SATIN DANNK
TERRY. REPs &C.. q. L. j. D. KELrY Co.'S SIoKE
No. az BROADwAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

TURKISH BATHs-NoIt3 Laight-st:, New.
York Hours: Geis aud to p m.i sundays from
10 a m Lllies ID ~ " a
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Teach window and door bell sleeping The BUR
GLANALAHH TELEGRAPH applied invsby and without damage
IL woTlb looking at iIVLHHs, No 20l BrnHdsar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

JEFFERs offers extraordinary bargains in La
dies Misses and Cbirens and SHoEs JEFEEBs, No Lbs
Broadway opposite ST James Hoffman and Fihaye Hotels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

DON'T IRIfLE WITH A BAD Cough OR GOLD,
when remedy prompt and thorough JrSEs RIPKcToRASr
can be readily obtained Sold eveywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23
CPECIAL NOTICE.

TEAS WIIOLESALED
AT IMPORTERS PRICES
FOR CASH.
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HERRICK g. HOUGHTALINGs
Wholesale TEA WAREHOUSE
Ia Nssey-st. adjoining the Astor House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07
First Monday of January, AID, 1859.

Il being the 4th day OF January, 1855, on
The premises, In said county or Cn1cOts ae
n hand. ali the land in said decree mentioned
and described IS follows, t0-wit: Beginning
ave chains and slxty-nye mas vest 81 Inc
s 2 west, At . stake, bearing trees maple.
marked with s cross "a inches In diameer;
marked with a cross Is inches in diamsteF ;
bears south S0o, east 40 LINKS thence west on
township line u chains and % inks 70 the
southwest corner OF section 50 and the south
east corner Of section IS corner red oak -
inches In diameter bearing north 81 west .
links thence north on seetien line ~ enaans
center OF section IS; thence north 40 chains %
half mile corner of sections 20 and gum -
inches In diameter, bearing north "a wtstW
inks: thence east 81 chains and Is ink 70 9
mulberry post on bank Of Old River Lake :
thence meandering lake south4s' east ; chains
and % links to stake thence sOutn % U.east
n chains s. links TO stake thence south d',
1 east Il chains and 20 Inks to stake; thence
south e2', west Qeaving stskel o chains and y
| chains to take: thence south S69 50, east -
| chains and 90 ink to point OF beginning con-
tanning nine hundEed wv sereS OF da9S' o os
west, Also the ollOwing lands to-wn: West
| part OF n WI of section 3 W OF bayou ERL
! W Z Of sseliSn 3 Z p S&SoS se el $; I
m s II WtWK section 2; EH section 81
II, K 2 W; east section % 70, , 800 :
= Il same section and 8 " fa.Z section a, 7
"a 4 Z west, co~ntsfntDg, with the SEQ eere4
/ above described, tTsnty-seven hundred g%Wl
acres. more or less All Of the above cescr1ed
/ land fronts on Lake Chicot, shout q miles
| from LAKE Village. IN said coenty OF Onieot
/ ard stats. Of Arkansas. and the same WILL y
sod in block or IN quantities 70 SUIT RuE-
| ehaserS IA order 10 carry out said decree. In1s
| fha Soufh. about 100 acres OF which are IN .
| higa state OF cultivation. 1he improvement
are q dne steam Gin in good order, Two Eool
DWenine Houses and brick quarters, sufhcteni
to accommodate leo hands.
sale VIII AXE place ct Y o'clock m: On said
day. n srsHSsac
nECfpcinnati Weekly Enquirer copy eaenl
weeks and send bill to this once, a0za
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07

WE are now receiving our Fab stock, and
have a3arge and well assorted stock OF
REAsOHABLE GOODS, 70 which we invite the
ana az TERRY & MITCHELL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07
DRUGS, ETC.
r s
DEgGEary, IrfrmarY and Drug Store
=. Nor,s Cour. &C..
hos. 40 and ~ North Court 81,

MEMrals. =: rENNEssEl
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BUCKEYE SALVE

To a strictly scientific combination OF Vel
Enown remedial agents, and the pT9Pr1SeST
have no hesitation In saying ths BoOAEAG
SALVE is the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07

M ~ REAS.
DR DIsPENSARY AND IN
PRIMARY, the largest End Oldest inss1sos
non AZ the kfnd in the 5~outhEest. esLaonshA
In 1859. pleasantly located At NOS so sno -
north SIDE OF Court square nemphAB M
open for the reception OF patlents ossl1is
Treatment and the comforts OF q nome N9Hs
receiving the same. Patients also LrsasS9 ~
Ia aekuoyiedged by all paF1es lnterssss2 ss
nv Oar Inc Most SUCCESSFUL PHHSlCIAS
IN ne treatment of Private or Secret Diseases.
Ouick. thorough and cures seAnnAn
tsed IL every case, male or 1emalS-. hSceas
casss NJ 6~OSORRhEA and cured
IA : feW DAVIS, without the use OF Aercolys
chanpa of diet, or htndrSuce rem business.
aETGNDARY SYPHILIS; the lass Reshlgs
srsdfcated without the use OF Mercury. In.
T~oluntary loss Of semen stopped IN q snorl
| ttma- Sufferers from ImpOtency or Loss OF
Sa1nal PoTer restored to free vigor In q few
vseka. elect or 6on0Erhea Of o stsao1her
when all internal remedies have tailed, per
| manentIy aud speedily cured ~ new tEess-
/ rent Victims OF SELR-ABUSEa and exceeslss
| Venarv. suffering from
and ioss Of physical and mental powell sPeeo'
iIv and permanently cured.
a@- An consultations strictly c~onndenGat-
17nrou1c rheumatism, Neuralgia douJ, r.
raIvsis- Deafness, etc, treated by Inc AID o
EIsefro Magnetic Battery.
once hours nom am. 70 P-m' ana HUN
Those Wishing to purchase Drugs, FsmilI
xa5icinAs. Perfumery, Toilet Articles, etc.
would DO well to call al ROSSELAb DHOS
STORE before purchasing no. =
North Court street, under the Dispenssry.
feT
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R SALES.
TFuSt Sale.

ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER ], 1873, At TIE
~ hall of the Chamber Of Commerce, ia odd
Fellows GaIl, Memphis, st Y O'Clock, Wilseli
70 the highe | Di1der fOI cash, los y in thu
ag'an subdivision, Situated on east side OF
Ragland avenue, 90 feet front by Is. feet depth,
on witch is erected q SOmfOrtable Cottage. The
sale is made by virtue of a Trust Iced 10 me
nom ]. W. Moore and Leander~ slaughter.
Redemption waved. Due perfect, but 1 sell
and convey only as Trustee
aus John p. IREZEVAST, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07

The reported decline Of ILd on uplands,
Liverpool, Yesterday, was probably an error, sr
fl opened firm this morning at IO7sd. It closed
easier, however, this evening; CpIands, lOLa:
Orleans, I'D sales 1000 bales.
The New York market closed dull at 27z[c for
Low MlddIng, sc for Middling, 30c for Or
leans, and Sl2<c for Good MiddIipu.
In our own market business was limited 10
the sale Of 2 bales new Middling ct CSC. The
inst bale from Fayette county was received. II
clsssed Strict Midding.
Weeks salestn New York, 1000: receipts. 81:
gross, 1870; at all United States ports, $50; ex.
ports, 2oO; stock, Is,OOO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07
tuesday. the 10Th day Of september. 1865,

AT Al s'elock an on Second street, at the Soufh-
east corner OF Court Square, In the city OF Mem
phis, State OF Tennessee, offer for saler at pub
lie auction, ard sell to the highest bidder Tor
CASH. the following described real estate, sit1a-
ted in Shelby county, Tennessee designated
and described as follows, 10 wit: Being parts Of
Lots Nos 30 and 81, On John 3 ClsybrookH
plan or pot of subdivision Of a one hundred
acre tract Of land near Memphis, beginning on
the north SIDE OF Henry street, et a stake one
hundred and seventy Ave 400 feet eat from
fhe southeast corner Of Belleview 1t No. -
thence norm parallel with the eaSt boundary
line Of said Lot No. 81, seven chains 70 = STAKE,
81 nth eigbty-itue degrees east one nundrs1
ard ssyenty-dvs us feet from the northeast
corner of said lot No. %, thence south eighty
nine degrees east, eight 5@-lCO 10 s. lou chains
lees us Ieetl 10 the west side OF Post and Rail
avenue; thence south seven % chains Win
west side of Poet sud Railay6nne, TO southeast
corner OF said lot No. So ;eucs north 81 west
WITH north side OF Hsd45H street eight ~ .lc0
Is 52-lOo) chairs Qess l5 feat 10 the beginning
corner, Containing shout four acres
Twill sell said land 70 pay the balance due on
the notes mentioned In the deed OF trust, -
directed by the beneficiary.
The equity OF redemption Is waived, and the
title is believed 10 be good, bat l shall sell and
convey only as trustee.
o~rndkafF z \. Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07
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