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New-York tribune., 1868-12-16
TtgaI Notices.

STPREMECOUR RT-BENJAMlN ID. SIEILE
- sgiinst SOLOMON ANDREWS ir. MAGGIE ASDkbNS hs
ANDREWS Individually ani Executor OF JOSIAH
ANDREWS dccs.cd and Others ia pursuance OF judgment
the OF New York made the above entitled
ths 18Th day Of Noyeuhrr 1893 David IAMlhl e
ReGre ugnent VIII se public AUCTION through
JAMES NJ MILLER Aurlnueet Exchange sarsnOm No III
Boaiu,r le NcUlok TUESDAY the 22i dy Of De
o'clock o i jay, the following uesche
ptemsr. h that certain ~ Of sud and premises sga hng ana
h.s on Walker street ia the fhh Ward OF the
CITY NrN.YDk described fovs via; Beginning d point on we
Walker dita hundtandiNtntf ieet
noa called thence suuher nght angles
win std tlrr street thence and par
Ale. with Walker iset thence uofArIY one houlo
aud westerly along said Walker street
e 10 he ace be- nn the n le' beug composed VI parts
s ,er, lots which n ~ "a upon snap Of pSt OF the es
tt. boug 20 heis Anthony Lpsui isresed made hy WI
Lam dses b. the uuhs one sud tNoh nne
am. Number EeYen Walker street
lIuu.le 4 P,tt-r,nn PltmuTs ATTORNEYS
p,,i M Sars No., "a Is5 D. HAwLBl. Referee,
Ay.s .lsAk
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6itp Rral Gstatr for Sagt.

A FIRST CLASS 4-story high-stoop brown
stone HOUSE 2319G and eIts. on near Ssye above 2e.h
Others $1,000 to SiCoSG " SEYMOUR No. ri
A FINE PLOT of LOTS, POO feet, on Madi-
~ below 38st also 5tbaye embracing several
5h to h aud ss' and on tSn tSb I'm si'h and sh
business PROPERTY for SALE-Premiscs
I'D udsoust No 10 Worhst 2iI5j and at0 These
lots connect forming Terms Address W ROSS Me- S
L'OR SALE in Fifty-thlrcl-st.-Two Lots
i soulh side 100 feet East Of Fohayc FRANK C. BROWN No
81 broadway
EOR SALE-Pme-st Property-The five
story STORE No rs Pires' near Soaihst Inc eg ine
No. Ii2 Manngcest. Brooklyn
NOR SALE-The PROPERTY No. 100 Pearl
Hsuoverquare. 2oIl2) feet through to Beaerst Pos
GsaJ = '"'' "''' HOMER MORGAN No Pae..t
EOR SALE for lnvcstment-A large and val
uabe cas. BUILDING LOT fee IN Nhlsnst near ES
Rent Rolls will be sold below s value Term, 70 sut
rns.st G2t0
EOR SALE on Fifth-ave-A very desirable
t.ealar. spply to HOMER MORGAN No Piuest O3'6l
E0R SALE-A BUILDING LOT in White
Boadsay eligible o as class store Apply T. loMaR
MORGAN. No Piue.st 0'9
FURNISHED HOUSE for SALE-On One
Fhate 3story frsme, French
Lone lo, !6ss5 Price : oo0 SO 900 can remain.
r. l. PAT'riSON 4 Co. No. lJJ NassauFt. Room No. -
l|OR SALE
one 2,cy fame bs.et IL H. 2s,as,O i2ohst. 1920
stable brick l68xn 31dsl, aud teIing,onave gav
aui Boosgn PNTTISON Co. No Ia3 Nas'aosi. Room ~
HOUSES for SALE and to RENT at Real
Esiate Office Of HUBERT rRCH No - 'd,t cor B"adNa'
HOUSES or LOTS.-Circular mailed free to
4 az, aiiie-s STANIRY DAY. No g5 Braadsay.
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oFycg ~ A,tisu CoVslssARi SUB.ruENcg, }
FoEr Cor. SRrs N. \. IiNB0H, Dee Il, latS )

OFYcg ~ AottsU tOVSIsSARi ~ SuBssiENtHy
FoEr CoLt sBrs. n. T. It,KBOH, Dee II, 1903 )
PROPOSALS in duplicate, with Il copy oi TINS
advertisement agchsd Viii Oc 'c'hrd W iuc uhl''sn" uA'
~ on the ,th Inst i0l suppb.hg -
FRESH BEEF
the troop. s,touel II fos Coumhu nd wood aDoi an'
J. C said Beef must he Fresh "i good nakeiabr qeShV
h ,I pouoron fore bind quarters meek shank aud klne
a % b., eIea m he delivered H the Posts named nee OF
cos, in , uuanu q. ne required an oh N'h
dav, commanding oAce shall desgurno exceeding 0"s ne
week. ---,--t,.
sfued ~ Ia and date shvse mentioned o 'Pping
this Depot the
of wooi md t~ stations IN y CITY, az supplied there
from viii tuch choice Betfa iher nom tms To r require
I'd Ionss Nsks. Saudng ks of Nh it"ssa
These contracts 10 b. sr soEhs such less tue a. the
shall ret the lat day OF January
1862 The contractor w be rqad 10 ruef into bonds o Tue sun o'
signed b, responsible sareus' HLo'e names "u' be sa
toned IN the biis. ,-,,. .-,t, A.
Tle Propo.a, vii opened a y the l1 n a. which tn"
and pse, bidder, invited 10 be present Proposals vii br marked
4 oposa, cor BEET and ahlrrss,d "a,
" ~ QrIMBY. Brettt Major, u. : A., CS
New-York tribune., 1868-12-16
as.tim salts Of R:al Gstlt'.

9s:tim Salts Of RaI e't1t'.
A !. BLEECKER. son u Co., Auctionccls.
"a. WEDNESDAY. Dec g.
cnrd'I1uE 'I1E SS6 IS GtojyEaSkrRsl.. .rnorrHn
,mFaEi iEii 81 ST. ASb GGt5lINErasr-iie ,aS,, 100 e
lie BUILDINGS thereon 'l M x w.. 1.I o,., ,,I g.
5t obrfp.i The ht gao oa Ci~rr - ttt rr - 90 c"o
HS,S' cseSr.t Ipsic SairdIi,i 'a' 'so1, ''' riis,
A j. BLEECKER, son y Co., AuctlonccIs.
y. TItSDAh. p,,. p. lg.
,5t c,Igs at "a r,,s @ ,,, AT F,,r NEWARK
oGpES FiN-rr ,ls II e D.. h Ea.i N,ar po''pont' o.
s from SeSsit Nv sui aoi,5 Jr,o, Cp on e nas
dss rs,.ag u'y Location oae OF The helei 'oi school"
Hy per cent On uoHsass pau' >, No = ca''
J. JouNos lo. hucros-ss
RY JOHNSON & MILLER,
RIAL TSSTI'GSTi'BB'SS TSTGSTB SSEoKERs,
c ess 20 store S1'I L, & SSs Gs9is & 5i F' sss o5, @
rented '''''-'d iG sfS,''6 6EcM6E H '' ~ o.
soof Np5kfi 3; E,'1Pss i2 ,r TiS2 GS S l Ha'' sG
7y...be no SIS sai 10 Ci "a Gs IGTS located ia
ABSOLUTE SALE Of ,ospS Boallra HOUSES sud LOTS by
ore Of tie SurGEE COlRi ade. tue direction o. A,4 hos s
SpecsI Ganlao beos part "' 'hs estate O b'H' 'o''
'fe s pot1.@ 1" 11 ssdy located on wAsnNGToN,yE fronting
PROSPECT PAhK and SH E"5o IA a. a. ssCy s y0sTgASD d
e'ose pIGssiI to Ne xi ,,IE ,Io =" G
~ Tie attention capitalist, spi Others particularly called to-
neir wa sis & snfs 10 t% y Of e Psr The .ar Iog po. snd
.i 'ad hne opportunity to Paro''en seeking
Ur,,ta
pei purchase money may remain on hoal sud
mortgage for . rear. "a.
offices O Aucoteeis No = Nassau ST. .sf l"A All ~"
~ Monla guest. GfooAiru . .
THURSDAY. DBC H.
t1l:sOa 10, EIclanse SaosoDm,
No ~ Dr1alNaF. y. T..
NINE CHOICE PROSPECT PARK LOTS
near GRAND EASrEBLI ESTEANCE
6ocr incsd he NORTH WESTERLY corner Of FEANKLlh
ANf. aud CROWN-Sr
Maps si No Y. No i55 Montague't. BrooElya
4 COLE, Auctionecr. - POSITIVE SALE, to
~ close A. estate VALUABLE LOTS aud GORS the i'm
mste Prospect Park situate W'ckob ard Wsuen
Brookyn b. sold Ly JAMES COLES SON
u Srlock The Commercial Eriange
~, 80 Fulon.t opposite the C Hail. Brootyn MAPS &C. are
New-York tribune., 1868-12-16

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
~ PROPOSALS VII De- received u The o1e ~ the Bold o Water
Comi.olrr. Of th- C 81 Bsrgsa uat NoNpN Drc a. ~
,.oek the un.ruan ~ furnishing 9ai laying NalcrPpcs stop
Cocks iyiut, thr f. streets sud ~ ii
,its ,n o. h., .eu Newark and through Br
~ Paieayr, rOua BsryenaNe. TO sud
tnnsh Nenlfk Hay 10 West Grand st hon
through Ocranst, o NJ rtc Monuceo
ave o scnste TO Ncalk PLANK Roads n WaslHgonate
from passies, Monticello To- BrmlasTr ron brscu
80, 10 tie jersey Bergen Point Plank oai embracing Tie 0
Jon iuatrii1ls.
A .oui 100 liueal feet of 2tlnrh pipe.
AUouil B. iu,li ol bi inch
Aant ? $50 lrral lret at lbmch plr.
About ~ lIral feet Of l1ln'h iipr
Ahou J2t1 iusai ee ol biach p'pt
.ion Us Nucai rr oi Cineh pire
Abou gi0 urysi fert d iiurA lap'
llinei stop Cox
~ lGitch Stop tocst
ltuch stop Cocks
2ltuch stop Cocks
30 inrh Stop tecks
fGiuch stop Cocks
u i,dsuts
Bi, solicited both m ceihcu .ei ,ud iron pps 10 TIE ~
of e hid II ibt - "
SOP Engineer tle lizard Som II further inf'rHsiion eau be
obtained The tue fi.h 10 REJECT ah VI an pro
thrf deem the interest sf the eit so !" do
B.. y. WAkEMAN. /
WM. BREW STEl Vat, r,,,,,i.,,n,r,
NJ NiTnAS. '''
John HALLADAN.I
New-York tribune., 1868-12-16
sroohlpn 3,al Gslaic fur saIt.

NOR SALE.-A first t-class tlnee-stOry brown
.p. fort HOUSE With all the modern south
o.ct BrkIeo II hat old. sud 20 petdd condition
Inmed,te possson given Furniture sol. VITA hde'cd Apply
10 gro W NELSON M Beehmantt. booa No D. Ne~-iork
NOR SALE-Vcrv rcasOnablc--A fine COR
-" RIDER No % ptue,t, y Y.
EOR SALE-LAND by the acre III Brooklyn.
Wle Blocks near Prospect Park aud the New Bouesds also
d.,rsb.e bu.liig otsiu al part. Of tlc nb . - 40,
81 A. BJLAND a. Co. NJ. EeeAmanFt.. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-16
BY MULLER. WILKINS q 90.
ny LnsErn M'GuIRE.

on the south sido OF Eghtyfthst lA feet east
~ FuutNe;, lSlxlQ22 feet, bought 10y j. Miison for
One adjoining lot, size sold 10 J. Wilson Tor
kIJpn one threesOry brick building; two-stOry frame
buIlng and lOI. No . Eldridgest; purchased by John
Bridhrn for Sc 1u0 One thrpcstury hllck house. with
oneStuY brick and lot gu the corner OF Gov
erneursip and FrOust lot 2jX6J6 feet bought by John
Iiradburn for SDO. one frame building, brick stable
and lot No 100 SuGIkSt between Delaucy and Rvihg-
tOn SIS 2jslOl feet; sold 10 j. J KEENAN, Tor ss,im
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furniture.
ylisttllamous.

MEXICAN Watches at manufacturers prices;
Cnk locks. manufacture. Utmpnd sud Gold Jewery
silver and Plated atr gtra reduced 4 Frank
asd1 Co 1everfs o. 6ha cor uA It, snd 80 5ha cor hd
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES AND
I'D EA -GiASSES OPERA FIELD, snl MARiAE GLASSES, At
H. ". HUNTERS No 70! broadway. sed No l69 Wlha@s.
I,EWING MACHINE FOR SALE-A first
- Baker cabinet Nhepaei mlaI sewing mAehne
I, p. orr api GOOD - cheap holiday present Appy 70
IOllN 4. CAMPBkLL Ne. 20 Spuce-st up stairs
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8oarS an0 Rooms.

nUPONT SE.-ROOM and BOARD per
~ dv aut 80 80 by tie week Rooms without board by
day week No. if6 llndson-st.
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for tb, GOIiOaps.

HOLIDAY GOODS - Skates, Slcigh-bclls,
Chests Knives Ivory bsudi Tea and Table
KuVes Carvers ard Forks &C. Sc, M CliAN LITBh, No ~
Fulton y A. o. Broadway, between Gun aud "oll
New-York tribune., 1868-12-16
ny A. q. VTTTCKTN. S0N n 90

one house and lots on FuUuan-St., Brooklyn, Nos.
To- a. 25 a. l57XlO6 $4,000; 3d-ave, promises ". &C
I6tlI-st. n " 272XlOO $4,000 the premises n. " &C
s6th-st 2jSXSO $1,000; MsdiSOuave lot. side, 6I
sOthst.. 25GXloo Sll.0lO MadisOnave LOT. adioinin
lH4, $lIO0; 3dave., lot n. ". cor. lOshst, 2j5El
New-York tribune., 1868-12-16
Smustmuts.
SE. LES BAVARDS

pike. OPERA HOUSE, LES BAvARDS
H. BATEMAN Lessee cod Director
which h,s siteaied bis latest production.
LES BANARDS.
The verdict has been up,n%oa, e5,R' net no $ ePI % s . has y,
appreciation oi intrinsic merits The plot perfectly
The music utterly de.oi Of ali esgap to shish
1iat MELODIES that the r. BRAN Of oaaea be- yet pSi".s &
The opera has been placed upon the stage in masseT gsn % , M
% 'Oou 5 to G cal .I,9 the mo-, ses,,oi $ @ o.
Tacore iicr ever song
LAGRIPFOuL and LRDu Ctri,;oya snd Tordbj'.
fEcoRgb ForR TINS EyRRi YiGIIT
EVERY EvgNING Ar HIGHT.
ohenbsehs ronsut.c Opera Bolee IN t9o acts eaitei
SRtAT GRtHP 35IGISAF S6"niN aS6SIs 21ST
NEW AND APPROPRlATE SCENERY
SUPERB COSTUMES
v,,, m BARBk BLEtE. -
MMdkh Mhkh BOULorrH
MILK 6 ioS '''''''''DAHDN """'A
~ NEW BALLET
gg.o,ad.sy g.,dy and from II onin p benooos. No. "a
DIXIE OPERA HOUSE.
'NtS1pH' cRHSb MSfisbf. All X E
NILE TQsTIE I; a.d .d.s shs &c GGhAT oRIGlSAL CAST.
NILE IRSA aud MoSs' AuJac
GRAND PAS DIX QrATRB.
DANCED BY MILE DB ROSA aud CORPS DE BALLET
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
" Seveuhave., between Fity-eighii ana fhynnhsts
GRAND CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
Tie entire Establishment Is beautifully decorated
OPEN DAY AND EVENING
from 10 O'Clock 4. until ii O'Clock p ~.
THE SPLENDID CHRISTMAS RAIAAR, -. -. -
TGiB SALE or CHRISTMAS PRkSBNTd
EXTRAORDINARY VARIETY or ENTERTAINMENTS
Ia the
WINTER GARDEN AND CONCERT HALL,
DURING TIIE DAY AND EYbNlNG
MUSIC FROM THO THOMAS ORCHESTRA
1'IR SCHOBPFfR TYROLEAN SINGER SOt1BTf
The First Conf lete snd Celebrated
SOCIETY or TYROLEAN SINGBkS
THE DELANANIE BROTHERS.
tie emi e Aerial Artists, performing -
TIlE DOUBLE TRAPfZE-1IE HORIZONTAL BlRh
NINE. DBLORME (Sopranol HERR yANSON tBsntonel
TIE GRAND AUTOMATIC TIEATBk.
animated by athoussnd Automatic Figures
PUNCH AND JUDY WITH CAPT. JlAkS.
GUS. WILLIAMS. the celebrated American Coae singer.
TWO COMICAL GIANTS
Ard Of other entertainments
Daring the DAY AND EVENING.
ADMISSION. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Children. Ten Cent.
PRIVATE BOXES TWO DOLLARS EXTRA TO be had daring the
day at q Schlrmers No. 7Ol Broadway.
- Al a III n \ II
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RADICAL PURPOSES.

"Thus Radical reconstruction pro-
ceeds, and iJ is the OTeu and avOWed
purpose OF Congress to admit these stat
thus in the hands and under tle control
of the negroes, before this session closes.
The great crime is pressed now G ach day
end hour with fierce desperation. Aud
who so blind as not TO see the odiOus par
poses. A Presidential election is al hand,
and the fret fruits Of this aecursed con-
spiracy are 10 be seventy electoral votes
deposited for the Radical candidate by
the hands of the negro. The negroes Of
Georgia. in their dense barOarity, are to
outvOte the freemen of Indiana in the
choice of d Chief Magistrate. The negro
on the levees OF the Mississippi is 10
drown the voice OF the intelligent
farmer OF the North. I speak advisedly.
1.-The r tdical leaders, since the late
elections, expect TO carry but few of the
Northern States. They despair of con-
trolling any longer the white vote OF the
country. They seek no longer TO govern
this great republic by the white mans
influence. They yield all that to the
Democratic party, and denOunce a white
mans party as an intolsrable offeuse.
But with seventy negro electoral votes,
aud to them added the votes of Venues-
see aud Missouri, both bastard O1tsprings
of the bayonet, they are preparing 10 rob
the people Of their most sacred rights,
and openly defy the legally expressed
public will. The act OF reconstruction
Is unconstitutional, if there is q Contsti-
tuition in the land it is fraud on the pur-
poses and objects Of the war, if that word
has not lost AL its meaning; it is upheld
by perjury and duress, if there be such
crimes; and yet We are expected to
quietly yield to its claim, that the negro
snail make the next President"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-16
THE AFRICAN.

Z" His race has been in this world as
long a. yours. The earth and the full
ness thereof has been FOR him rs well as
for you. Every avenue Of human
thought and action has been open to him
from the morning of creation. But
where are the foundations he has laid,
the structures he has reared
Where are the books ne has written
Where are his temples dedicated to
science? Where are his hist iries, filled
with his achievements in war or peace
Where sre his epic poems, his odes and
his ballads? Where is his sculpture
What block of marble ever took the
human face and form under the divine
inspiration of his genius? Where IS his
architecture? What quarry did he ever
open, and what Doric, Gothic or Ionic
columns did he ever raise? Where are
his cities2 He has had six thousand
wears in which to build them. Where is
the work OF his hands and the offspring
OF his enterprise? ? All history is sileuJ
to these questions. He has made no
sign of progress IN all the wide realms of
the ages. The great creations Of human
genius, the mighty productions ofscience,
are to him an impenetrable mystery
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-16
FOR RENT.
Two Plantations on and near Ms
si.slppI River, In COahOma
County, Miss.

one on RIVER CONTAINS ABOUT Is0O
I acres open land, and has been In cultiva-
lion = number Of yeaTs, and has On it Two Giu
Houses and Gins, one dne Dwelling House and
a large number Of Cabins. The place can b
divided into two or more tracts
The other place is situated about four or iVa
miles from EIver, has IL 1850 acres Open land
Is susceptible OF being divided into two OF tlrsr
places, has On tt q good dwelling House, Out
Houses and 4 number OF Cabins and GIN House,
Gin and Press These places are very produc-
more years. They bsl0zz 70 N. McNslII. OF
ksntucky. Apply %
]. p. CARCIHEItS, AgenL
taeln I'm Ayres, BnIlllIng. 1elaphis.
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. THE SUPREME couRr BILL.

The bill reported from the Judiciary
Committee requiring twO-thiryis Of the
tate ~ PuyE.e2s e sfG5SCedneSS f1T'fne 20 decide
sell @ estate % present the saule properly pr, -.
"ILAlu the time prescribed by law an IN lutO
declIa TEo-N = =. sy1i = La - 2
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have been 50 much derided by the dis
eiDles OF New England, what was their
value? They were worth over one thou
sand four hundred millions OF dollars,
while all the real estate Of similar char
acler in New England was appraised at
four hundred and seventy-flve millions.
@Where now is all this mighty wealth
Of the Soutb2 Where is her corn, her
cotton, and her cattle? Why do her in
exheustible acres lie barren and un-
worked? Why do her gigantic resources
invite none of the capital Of the world
Why does business enterprise turn away
from this natural paradise OF trade
Why does the emigrsnt, in search Of
home, 90 to colder, harder and poorer re
gions? There, you can look and beholc
! the reasons, for yourselves. The Radica
| Congress has killed the life, the hope
and the prosperity of the most fruitful
portion Of the Republic.
"0nee II poured into the lap Of fos
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-16
ABSTRACT OFFICE,
ROOM NO. l.
Corner Monroe & Second SITS.

WE have the Abstract Books ard Complete
w Index OF the HeFisters once, compiled
By the late HENRY A. ORNE; and, after mOrs
than a yesgrs' trial OF their accuracy, and a
careful experience in the business, (uOs one
mistake having occurred fu all that time,l we
ars enabled to furnish complete deraignment
of title to all
Fort Pickering, Memphis 4 shelby
COuatg Lands,
at the shortest notice and on the most reason BILE
terms. G. ]. CAMPBELLs& co.
fsr.F hon fa Rood 4 q
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REFERENCES:

Commercial Bank OF Tennessee, Memphis;
PIKE. Lapeyre & Brother, New Orleans
r VI Iunyau Banker, St Louis feb23 n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-16

"In the midst Of these darkening
days, when the laborer goes about the
streets in quest Of bread, and grinding is
low, and the skeleton of want looks in
st the doors and windows of many an
honest household, you are taxed by Con-
gress for the support of a standing army
beyond what any other people endures
beneath the sun.
"The people Of the United States are
paying over five hundred millions of
annual revenue. More than one-half OF
that most enormous amount isswallowed
up by the Congressional policy Of recon-
struction. If the farmer or mechanic
pay twenty dollars TO the tax-gatherer,
ten OF it goes as a tribute to vast mill
tary government, which exists in plain,
open and confessed violation Of the Con-
slitution. If your property is advertised
on the trees, at cross roads, and on the
doors OF public houses for delinquent and
unpaid taxes, remember that they would
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-16
House and Lot for Sale.
WILL, sell. Al private sale II desired, or
L not sold at private sale. win sell at Aoel'On
On Friday, january 8. '68,

Al 10 o,cloelx in the morning, lot OF groond
on second street, between Jackson sLia AZ -
baraa. Fors Picrering BEING Knt - ~ ~ . = .
e = s.e - @,arsorl The house cont1tns FOUR
rooms. with passage six 90 feet wide, running
49, - t,7o q o stairs. Attached 70 the house
- :. Kitel1s17 = Cellar. eeInented and orieEeds =
T,ste~n ard stable, with room fOr 5 ( horses.
49,, b,iiIf this year. The house y EoE insured
- siq00 Terms OF sale essy- Deferred pay
nnents secured BY deed o. tr1st "a ne ptop
slol @pp.i sEWToN HART ATTY, Etc.
decg So, = Aadszon street,
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QUIScT, IL, November > lSs6-
Mas. JACKSON, Dear bG1d1nI-t is with
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OF your circulars which contained certificates
aud Endorsements from the best physlci2lls aud
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States, cert Tying that your oils FOR the coma
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and essences OF flowers, and they warrant II
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Of all to no purpose, bought enc bottle OF
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life. give you this, nay certificate, hoping y you
VIII publish 1t, that thousands OF others who
may be afflicted with any of the above afiec-
tio1s may at once get bottle Of your Queen
Bsss" for 7 feel sure they VIII md Immediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
MRS. GEO. WOLCOTT,
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FAssMAN's IRON TIEs
FOR
COTTON BALES.

Ff'HE undersigned have made extensive ar-
Il rangements 20 supply tee demand Tor thess
lies the present season.
In addition tothv FASSN AN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE, so extensively used hereto
fore they Row offer his ALLIGATOR TIE, witd
teeth 50 arranged as TO i sanity clamp tie
hoop when the pressure is removed fIoue the
baie, and hold it without slipping
Great pains have been taken 70 secure tha
best quality CT iron.
These Ties are 81 simple IN their arrange
ment that they can be applied BY any one, 70
bales Of any size, with tEe same facility and
CT peditiOu ss rope In strength. security and
facility Of application, they will compare Ia
vOrably with any yet introduced.
The advantages Of Iron Ties are nov Eslsr-
ally recognized; but Il is deemed not oct Of
place to cal the attention Of those iutsrested
TO the very emphatic recon- snds1i0n o1 IN
derwritsrs. EIesn1boat Captains, and Ow-e era
and a gents OF Sss etsam5rs and sal ing YES
seis, recently published IN the newspapers in
New Orleans
CHAMBERS 4 LsATTING,
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale By
NEACHAM & TREADwELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN & Co,
Msmphis
And other dealers and Grocery Merchant
se22 Eo6
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MEGlBBER & RRHTpeshI

.lrnuel cT-lrJTt = lumoIe TO an inferior
force Cf COufederRtes ia 1861.
They also animsdveTt on his hsbits,
and declare that recently his indulgence
10 oysters has hGi some effect on him,
as in TOOdIes; but some Radicals, who
most bitterly denounced and maligned
the President for this very thing, are
blind to the Generals faults. Curses,
ike young chickens, come home to roOst.
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Jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
as. wN. R. coLLTNs, CERTIFICArE

HANSIBAL., Mo August 2, 1875
MRS. JACKSON, Dear AaddHi-l am most
happy to inform you that after having suffered
more than three years with what some physi-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or canser OF the
mouth and throat tried various remedies,
but found nothing TO 90 me any good until
sard OF your oils for the complexion and
teeth, called "Queen Bsss." bought one Dot
tie went according to directions and am truly
thankful , say have found permanent cure.
Hoping you will publish this that other poor
sufferers may be benefited BY 1t, remain,
Yours respectfully,
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Gmnl.Ifnll Notice.

In the County Court OF shelby County.
rErO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Al the Feb
rllarv Tenn OF the County Court OF shelby
county. shalt ask 70 be appointed Guardian
for the minor heirs Of Mrs. Mary IN Land,
deceased. 10 wit: Mary Ella, Langley. john
Av lei and Sarah Virginia Land. children of
The aforesaid Mary Ann Land, deceased said
children being re- ents Of ths city OF MeIn-
phis. shelby coRntY, -
is7 lsNfW A. j. QNElLs