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Double Daily Trains Resumed.
50 Hours and Is MIps t to Washington.
Quick Time and Close Connections
and Nashville TO Louisville, Gin.
eannRIt, and All Points Northwest.
Is Hours and is Minutes to Nashville.
TRAINS viii run as follows:

TRAINS viii run as follows:
Two d ally Trains.
ARRIVES LEAVES.
Through hail..-.-.-...-- 900 I'm. E2:4O PM
Through Express----.-..,. 1910 pm. II:30 pm.
Making close connections at Grand Junction,
Ccrinth, Decatur, Stevenson and Chattanooga,
for all point Southeast and North. Shortest
and-Quicksst route to Chattanooga, Knoxville,
nah, Columbus, ga, and Montgomery, Ala.
The 1915 PM is ths Fast Through Train for
all points East and North, and stops ONLY at
Colliervlile. Lafayette, Moscow, LaGrange,
Grand Junction, ~PCcahontas, Corinth Burns
vile, luEa, Tuscumbia, JonesbOros CORTLAND,
Trinity, Decatur, Huntsville, BslefOnte aud
Stevenson.
Passeug gers for any other Station on the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad MUST NOT take
this train.
This train connects at Grand Junction with
trains both ways on the Miss. Central Railroad.
Accommodation Trsfn leaves Memphis at
500 a IN. daily except sunday, connecting at
COrtnth with train On the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad going sonth, aL3:45 pm, to Mobile, etc.
SOmervlile Accommodation leaves at 500
pm. and arrives az s:25 jam.
Fare TO ali points as low as by any other
route.
ps-The Through Express does not leave Sat
urday night, nor arrive Sunday.
For Tickets apply to No. 2S Bain street, cor
ner South Court, at OyertOn Hotel and Mem
phis and Charleston Depot
Baggage Checked through TO I'll points.
W. J. ROSS,
NH I'm General Superintendent.
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FOUND TO DEcRY THE PRESS,

Which in all free governments is known to be
the most powerful lever, in the service Of good
governments, must be either too imbeone for q
freeman OF too corrupt TO receive the conf
dence and respect Of bis countrymen. 1t
therefore happens that the people who sustain
the Press with the greatest nberality and who
rely upon its free u~tterance, with the highest
confidence in Its power TO elicit the truth and
defend the right, are always the freest n
most Independent people.
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JOHN E. FINLEY, PATENTEE,
NO. II MONROE ST, MEMPHIS, TENN.

Hives and individual rights FOR sale. Ad-
dress LEFKNLEE, Memphis:
Parties desiring an agency or TO purchaseRny
OF the following counties, to-wit:
Rutherford. Warren Giles,
Bedford, White, Robertson,
williamson, Franklin, Sumner,
Wilson, MARSHALL, COnes,
Msury, Cannon, Lincoln,
Davidson,
VIII address
A.G. WATKINS. Proprietor,
or ALVEY H. MCLEAN, Agent,
FosteryiIle, Tennessee.
Agents wanted in the above counties or a
part of the counties wiz be sold on reasonable
terms. Address as above.
Amy information in regard TO Alabama and
Mississippi, address
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HOTTCE

Y HAVE determined he~ncsforwara % 90
Il Commission business e~xclustvely. and have
rented my store and taken an cezca u5 stairs
In same buildiDg- where I W4n 81 glad To see
my nisncs and patrOnA Thanking them fos
past tayors, l beg = 0eaucuance OF The same.
mh6 NATHAN HOFFHEIHEk
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- nrleans Frnit Stnra.

NaFD FOR 20 YEARS. A. TORRF
-erAsLEsosesale dealers aud importer in
~ o. Domestic fruits. No. 3 Canal
& 1reign orleans. SALES made on the Ievee
rst. Nes--ton on all kinds OF Fruits. Vegeta-
-. eOhl-- afn ien2s iw~inen-R p~
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Memphis. Tenn, March IA, 1853.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March "A, 1865.
In retiring from my co~partnership with the
above meu Toned firms, I respectfully solicit
my friends to extend To them their patronage
and business.
mhl6 I'm Up. STRANGE L
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o. b. Parker. No. IL Monroe St.

Where Hives un any quantity can be had at
a fair price.
Agents wanted in every county in Alabama
and Mississippi. superior Inducements onered.
see specimen Hives and Bees at work in the
FINLEY HIVE, at the once OF o.. B. Parker.
oounttes for sale in Kentucky by
HILL & ICKES,
mhsa Bowling Green KY,
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE C0HPAKT.
HOME OFFICE, No. 51s Olive Street,
81. LOUIS.

d. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS H. LUCAS, Vice-Prsstde't.
WIN. t. SELBY,S Secretary.
VIM. N. BENTON, GenI Agent.
DIRECTORS:
James II. Lucas, Samuel VIII Theodore La
velle, Charles Il, Peck, Robert X. Woods. Jules
Vale, Geo. h. Robinson, Robert K. Carr, John
r. Thornton, David K Ferguson, Hon. John
Hogan, Henry OverstOlz, Nicholas 5chaelfer,
William T. Gay, VIM Z. JamisOn, Il. p. Han
enkamp, l.. II. Baker, D. A. January, VIM. j.
Lewis, +. Rozier, Jr., Jacob Tamm.
Assets, January L, Ises, ever s2,5OO,0OO.
Issues Policies On AL TIE MOST AP-
PROVED SON-FOREEITESG PLANS,
on as good terms Is any Company,
No Restrictions uDoB A~ecinaGted Persons, or %
REgIDEgCE OR IRA VEL.
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STATE OF TENNEssE,
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.

STATE OF TENEEssE,
C-OMPTROLLERis OFFICE. :
NASHVILLE, January /, 1858
I,G. W. Blackburn, Comptroller Ofthe Treas-
ury, DO hereby certify that the United states
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, located
at Baltimore. IN the state OF Maryland, has
producsd 10 me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied With ali the require
mems OF the laws or the Stale Of Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Companies; ana Ifur-
Their certify hat @. W. l.. Crook, Agent Of said
Company, has also complied with The require
ments OF the laws Of the Stale, made and pro-
vided in such cases: wherefore, said United
states Fire aud Marine Insurance Company has
authority to take risks and transact the busi-
ness OF insurance in this Siate, at Memphis,
Tenn. q. W. BLACKBURN,
fsbls Comptroller Of tennessee.
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INSURANCE.
j. H. SPEED, OF JAS. S.CARPENTER
Speed, DOnoho q Strange. LouisvflIs, KY.
E SPEED q CARPENTER,
General Agents for West Tennessee OF the
COEHzCTIcUT MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HLRTFORB.
CAPITAL. SIS, 1000.
OFFIOEEIEoE42iMAD OLSON STREET
MrnPHn. Trnr-rahrna,rIs IL.

MEMPHIS, TENN, February Is, Isss.'T
DROTECI YOUR FAMILY-WE HAVE
the Oldest and richest corporations OF Life In
suranee in the United States. Was chartered
IN ls48. IL is purely mutual. II pays no stock
nodes FOR tbs use Of capital, no bonuses or
commissions to officers, and no imnoderats
com pensation to agents. II has but one class
OF members both new ard old, sharing equally
In the annual divisions OF surplus receiving e
dividend on every premium paid. This COM
pauy anticipate their d~ivfdeDdsat tJper cent?
fifty per cent, IN the event OF death, so there
win not be a note deducted from the policy in
settling with ones heirs The dividends OF the
"Connecticut Mutual have been tns iafgest o
any company on recGrd, haVIHS fIceesed In
the averags, through It's entire history nfty
800 per cent. annually. Do not delay this very
important matter. Gail at our office End in
vestigate. feble In
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NJ N
Or THE-
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
Tennessee, January l, 1858
ASSETS OF TIE

S206.575 %
z A. BULEELEY, President.
TO. E&Ds rs, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT l.
COUNTY OF HARTFORD.
Personally appeared before ma. f. A. B1lke-
ley, President, and TO. Endzrs, Secretary, 70
me personally known,and subscribed and made
oath 70 the fOreeOing statement
STALL CHAS. J. COLE, Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTROLLEES OFFICE,
January /, 1858.
I, G. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller OF the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the Htna Lie
Insurance Company, iCcstsd At Hartford, in
tbs state OF Connecticut, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments Cfthe laws Of the State o. Tennessee I'M
posed on Insurance Companies, and L further
certify that ID. TAL6OfE, General
Agent Of said Company, and ~. II. MOORE
have also complied with the requirements
Of the laws OF the State, made and pro-
vided In such cases: wherefore, said Etua Lie
Insurance Company has authorlty TO take
risks aud transact the business Of insurance
in this state, al Memphis, Tenn.
y. W. ELACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
VI. II. MOORE, Agents..
mil 2tvsw Memphis, TerH.
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stock on hand Sept 4, ISL. L0S3
Received to-day ------.--.------------- 90
1855
Exported prevlousIy--..-.-Z35,Iu G35,-2
Stock on hand and a. presses- 6.sB
The general markets were quiet to-day
and prices are about the same, though
Bacon has declined Ic in consequence Of
good receipts. Corn on landing is held
at 81 20 81 O2l and firm store at 81 O5.
Oats, SOC. Bran, s3i to $50. Hay, SIC
OILS, as to quality. CornneAl, 81 . to
4 80 from landing and from store IL large
tots. Mess Pork, S25 90 to IS 50
Prime Mess, 81 to "a 50. Rlmp, $50
TO q. Clear Bacon Sides, l53 to I6c.
Rio, Is to l5ic. Shoulders, I2i %
1853. Bulk Clear sides, IA to lslc.
Clear Rib, 1890. Rib, l3e. Shoulders,
II to II1c. Breakfast Bacon, l6I % lSc.
Plain Hams, I8 to lie. Sugar Cured
Hams, I6l TO ISe. Lard IL in fair demand
st is to 1915 ia tiercCs u to I7lc in kegs;
country tierce, l5e. Apples, $ tot so per
barrel. Onions, s. 90 % SO 90 per
barrel. Chickens are firm at s. 90
10 q ~ NEE AA4E4a NFL - 0.aAA O. HIArEa o
s. 90 to S 50; X, g 80 to 10 50; NX,
sIl TO II 50; XXX, SD 20 y 50; fancy
brands, Sl3 TO IA. Eating Potatoes are
in good demand; NeshRnDocl.s and
Pesch Blows, s. 50 to s. p; Pink Eyes
du1 Al s. 90 70 3 50; London Lady's
ave dull at IS to 8 50. Up country
Eye lee; fresh country in small
Deekages, zoe. India Bagging, nom-
insIIv 20 10 2Sc; machine, q to 24c;
hand, Is to I8e. Turkeys scarce al
s20 90 70 "A 90 per dozen. Choice But
fer Is very scarce at SOC; good Western
* 10 SOC common, 30 70 Csc. Cheese
Ali. W. r., a 70 15c; E. D., IS to lie ;
Factory. Is TO lie. Coffee is firm, with
fsir stock Rio, % to &c Java, A to
~ Msckerel is in good local demand /;
No I in barrels SO; half barrels, SO 70
II. No. / kits, s. IS to . s.; No. 2,
6 so to 2 90; No. 3, s. 25 10 2 50. No
1ssses firm Louisiana, ia barrels, 75c to
sI half barrels, SOC 20 81 O5 kegs, $40
no so. Salt firm; barrels, 50 . to
2 so: sacks, g IS 70 3. Tar IN kegs,
Dar dozen. 81 70 8. Sugar firm prime
cIoiee Louisians, 10 TO lie;
a. IA to 15o; Island Sugar., Is to
75obacco, fancy work natural leaf,
e. % TO 81 25; bright pounds fancy,
q ~ 81 3 medium, soc to 81 common,
"a n sc; smoking, fine and fancy, 81 to
81 b. common, 81 TO 75c. Whisky is
am AZ ST 90 10 5 - for common.
Tbe cattle market is dull, with light
n1nIv. Bseves We quote at 3 70 &c gross.
Sbeep. 81 to 8 per head. Hogs, Z to
Il BIT must be understood that our
o-uotations represent prices Ia round lots
lent when Otherwise stated. From
Smsd buyers an advance Of about 5 per
cent is required.
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BIacksmIths' 4 Carpenters Tools,
BUILDERS MATERIAL
HEAVY HARDWARE.

We also ofer at reduced price, q large ana
conpIste stock Of the celebrated
CHARCOAL IRON slso, the cheaper Ken
tueky., or iron, made by Htinan, BRO
are the only manufacturers OF these justly
popular brands OF Iron, proven 70 be lar supe-
rioF to any Ohio River Puddled Iron, Bang
their sole Agents In this market, thaVing sue
ceeded Messrs. Paul & CrocEet), We can oner
inducements and make Il to the interest o.
Merchants, Manufacturers and Farmers 70 Pui-
chase from us.
sS-A liberal discount from Price List allowed
TO Dealers. ALLISON bEgOIftEbS.
January 7. 1853. Jas 6m
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REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR THE HAIR,


n
II is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
-
II causes the Hair TO Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the scalp Clean n Hesithy.
Il iavigrates the Roots Of the Hair.
II soroes The HAIR and Beard to grow luxu-
risntly.
1t Immediately stops Hair Failing Out
r, k.apst the Hair nom Changing Color from Age
II restores Gray Hair to its Original Color.
1t brings out Hsiy on heads that have been bald
fcr years.
1t is composed entirely OF simple and purely
vegetable substances.
II hes received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials Of Its excellence, many Of which
are from physicians in high standing.
II Is sold in haif-p bottles thename bIowa
in the glass, by Druggists and Dealers in Fshcy
Goods everywhere. at One Dollar per Bottle.
Wholesale by Demas Barnes q Coz &c. Wells
q Co.; sehisEsnn . Co, New York,
mhl4ly
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over 400 Hives Have Been seId

In Shelby county alone this season, and more
than that number can be sold yearly in your
county.
This patent has sixteen years to run before
you viii ave any competition.
Call and see the Hive, and you viii be rats
aed that the FINLEY HIVE is a Moth-proof
Hive.
For Circulars, address
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The GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY!

HOE FOR THE LAND OF COLD ALL
II that territory west OF longitude u, In
Guiding California, Oregon. Washington, Utah,
etc, for the FINLEY CHURN DASH ER, can
be obtained on such terms Is viii yield, with
proper management, an annual income of not
less than $4,000 on comparatively small capital.
Particulars by J. a. CAMEEON & o
feb2l I'm S2l Main street, Memphis
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trustees Sale Of Valuable Lands.

ny virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed 70 ne
Is as Trustee on the LIST day OF February, lsb7,
b. x. J. Person, and recorded in the registers
Of7ce OF shelby county, Tennessee, in Book %,
part "a, pages ~ and % % secure The payment
Of certstn indebtedness therein described, and
By virtue OF the power OF sale therein con
tanned on the condition OF the trust Deed be
ipg roke and whereas Size couultion OF said
Ttus: Daed has been broken H-ay, therefore,
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Dissolution of COMPREHENSIVE

VNHE ccpartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween =. q. t>piosr, q. n. Anderson. Agent.
and j. %. Hharue, under the firm, maine and
style OF SPlCEh ANDERSON a CO.. ia tbis
day dissolved by mutual consent, our Nj. q. M.
Anderson Withdrawing. The Business win he
style and Erm name or gPICER a 81
who assume all the Liabilities, and who sions
are authorized 70 receipt in liquidation ~
claims due them. j. b. SHARPE
&. s. SPICER.
q. Ii. A~MnEpgoN
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NOTICE.

--nrt cf rheLD9 county
co1rE "A Term, 1865, OF said Court. I win
4 the 81 Lettsn OF administration upon
4 aDplg rrvfng Parrot deceased.
~ @aisO l. HAUdHTON.
sa mh6
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Mnndnr. Anil Iatl,. Ia0a.
TrMSfee'S 90.

ny virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed 70 me
Is -ou the 18th tday Of March. 1868, BY p.
gIynn and L. Eryan, conveying the interest
OF SAID P. Gym and = l.. Bryan, Tor the pur.
pose Of securing q debt due 70 William A. Rob
fneyn 4 Co viii. on
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Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am
O'Clock pm, sci to Lhu higcestaua lest bidder,
stock, belonging 10 said Alderman. Sa!d sale
70 De at the southeast corner OF Court square.
mill I'd II. III. MILLER. trustee.
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
Worueley, Joy q Co, Aydlstt. Robinson q
Co., s. NJ, Ws5b,& Co, Tool, Philips Co, La
Jseob Alexander. CIapp, Vance 4 Anderson,
General \. B. Forrest, General J. Il.
COM. Joseph E montgomery, Judge J. ;. Ca
ruthers, Rev. S. Il. Ford. DID. Rev, ]. L. Graves,
Judge Phineas I. ScTuggs, Galloway, Hampton
Co., DeSoto Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEMPHIs-No. IL Madi-
son street, Kit williams Block.
MCMAHON & OTIS,
State Agents for West Tennessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas and North Lsulsi3na
fa9f 4m
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Trustees Notice.

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed 90 syi-
ID vesser Bailey, Trustee, en- The l3tE daF OF
1853, by John L. Taylor ana T. h. Ne
OF Shelby county, Tennessee, In Book 50. part
p, pages "a, rs and E6. for us purpose Of Sc
cuTipE certsin indebtedness OF said TAYLOR 4
McEWen therein mentioned and described.
and a decree OF the Chancerv Court OF Esu-
phis entered II the cause Of W. "A. Cherry vs.
T. B. AcEwen et ais. No. EH3N. q. ~, Epp0lnl-
ing ne Trustees in the room and gr-1d Cf aid
...L-- nn-ln-.-.-L I III
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q the lie Day of All. lses,

Between the hours of II am. snd l pm. OF that
in the cityo Of Memphis, the following described
real estate, lyiug and beiugin the city OF Mem
phis, county and state aforesaid, and being the
southern hall Of lot NO.F =, OF John D. era
hams subdivision OF oIiginal country lot No. 5l
IS known On the pan OF the city OF Memphis
which said southern half Of lot F., as modified
and changed by exchange with c. W. Goysr
and I. Z. Kirkland by deeds OF exchange OF
record in Registers Office OF Shelby county, in
Book No. 40, part LIST, pages 5hS, etc, is now
bounded and described ~ Follows Beginning
at a point on the north side Of Adams street,
the southwest corner OF G. W. GOyers lot and
tn southeast corner. o. the lot herein sold /;
moving thence westwardly with Adams street
ons hundred and eighty-six (Sol feet, more or
less, to l.. B. Kirtlanais southeast corner ;
thence n~Orthwardiy with B. Klrtland's east
line 10 ~ecs2tCrOf WASHINGTON street I: thence
east with the center OF washington street one
hundred and siEhty-stX feet, more OF less, to @.
". Goysr's northwest corner; thence with
said GOyers west line southWargly 70 the be-
ginning ecrner-thisb being the same Tot except
as altered BY tde eXcbaug Aforesaid made for
the purpose Of ~sTraighteniDg the lines con-
veyed 10 .. c. woodward and ,, J. Worshsn
by Ceeds 1rsm Joseph VI, Walker and r l.
Ray s9d vile, and the same Afterwards sold by
said W0rsham 70 said o L. Taylor.
The rightO of redemption is waived in said
Deed of FrTst. The title is believed to be good,
but I wiz convey only as Trustee.
". p. WILSON, Trustee.
Wilson & Beard, Attorneys,
March 9. ISIS. mhl0tds
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@. N. ANDERSON.

IN retiring from the firm OF Spicer, Anderson
& Co., 1 take this opportunity to return nv
thanks TO a generous public for past favors ana
patronsge ana solicit q continuance of The
same for the new nrm, whom l believe every
way worthy OF their patronage, as reliable
business men.
mhI 2 g. M. ANDERSON,
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o" He Sfh dag 81 ApriE, 1868.
Trustees Sale.

Under the rover and authority vstsd IA
ne b y a Deed OF Trust executed by leon
Ironsdsls on The 5th dsy Of July. lsgg and re-
corlso BOZ ,, Eart J. pages Hf and rs, In
see, / VII sel, Tor csAh, 10 the high6St bidder,
at pablo OuteTy,
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Wednesday, the 22d of April, 1868.

front ofuy Office, No. 81 south Court street,
At II u m axnose for sale. and sell to the highest
bidder Tor cash, the following described real es-
fate, to-wit: An undivided mOietly or One-half
partofa certain lot or parcel OF land lying and
being II the city of Memphis, shelby coun y
Tenn. and bounded as follows, to-wtt: Begin
oirg at the center OF Bayou GayOsO, where
the north line OF Madison street crosses
the bayou. TunHins thence westward
with the north lire OF Madison street
one hundred and fOrty-six ald a half Q46lzl
feet ta the southeast corner of the lot conNeyed
by Arson WhlpDle 70 o II. Taylor; thence
~ at right angles with M1dis9n street,
one hundred and nifty eight ana one-batl Ls2l
eel 10 a stake thenc9 cas- wErdly and parallel
vita Madison street, one hundred ana forty
six and one half l465I feet more or les 70 me
center OF BAYOU GayusO; the0ce
with the meandeTingsO OF said bayou to- place
OF beginning. The said undivided half Of THIS
lot VIII be sold by direction OF the benenciaztss
named in the Deed, TO pay the in~deotedneSdu due
them. and mentioned in the Deed OF Trust.
NE equity OF redemption IL waived. Title be
ueved to be good, but l sell only a. Trustee.
r-Hqo fGg L NJ GREGORY. Trustee.
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Ts.Mstee,s Sale.

FINDER and By virtue or n Deed Of Trust exc
cutad 10 me, on the 18th day CT October,
1875. by II. o. Hopkins. and duly registered In
the Registers office Of shelby County, Ienn.s
Book No. 81, Part /, Pages -, 81, 70 secure the
Indebtedness therein described, l WlIs
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zSa Broadway. New York City.
Our Latest Improved
KEW SCALE PIAN0-P0RTR.
& CO.,
499 BrOadsc0y, ". 4,

THEsE Instruments, after the most fattertng
testimonials from the first P1anists IN ths
county, who, at our solicitation nave tssJso
them n the severest manner potst0te, nave been
pronounced TIE FINEST SQUARE PIANO-
FORTE MAIDEN THE WORLD.
1t has always been our policy, during Tue
hiTfV-e1 years that we have manufactured
Pianos, ttUelUe thousand OF which are now IN use
in the United states and Europe, TO give the
finest instrument AT the lowest cost. OH supe-
rior facilities enable us TO ofer them nom one
10 thrge hundred dollars less than any other
First Glass House.
he for thsir peculiar Sweetness and Great Bril-
Hancv. never losing their quality when terced
70 tSsir utmost capacity, The lower register
retaining IT. pnsitivensss, does not destroy the
middle and upper registers BY n1inghns Win
them IN disagreeabie eonfuAon, the renned
beauty Of tone being equal delightful 70 the
unprSot.csd and to the most cultivated ear.
They are an entirely new style OF flano, nm
isbedi in the most superb Manner otth four NJ
rOtad eeT7srs Jr0Hz ard back, heavily carved
les and Lyre SerpeRtine Base richly moulded,
and each instrument is fully warranted iornVe
VssrS- -TI sep5 d&wly
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The Liverpool cotton market at the
opening to-day vas excited, uplaRds III
70 lsd, Orleans liz to llfd. At noon,
uplands sdOat, II&d, on spot 1I4i, Or
leans I'D. The market was easier at
these figures. At the close the market
w&s bUoysut, uplsnds II "a, Orleans II d ;
uplsnds sfi8st, Iii to ll3d. Sales, 10000
bales. Shipments from Bombay to
March 2Is1, $1,000 bales.
In New YORK at the opening the de-
msnd wss good and prices tending up
wards, low middling z5&c, middiing 274c,
good middiiug and Orleans oslo, asking
&c higher on all grades. At noon the
demand VS. good and prices had ad-
vsncgd, low middlings &c, middliugs
275 10 1Sc, Orleans 254 to 29c, good mid
ding 29a. The market closed active at
full prices, middiiDgs 28c. Sales, 5000
bales.
Our market was excited, but the stock
is so limited that sales were comparative
ly light. Very few Of our factors have
any on their tables. while those who are
fortunate enough 10 have any LETT are
asking from to 1c over u quotations.
Among the sales we note $50 bales good
style ordinary at 23sc, 81 bales low mid
ding oslo, 50 bales low middling 25}c,
IS strict middling 263c. Prices were firm
- NL. l1--s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02
DissOIutiOn.

DY MUMuAL CONSENT THE FIRMS OF
IS W. I'LL, STRANGE & D Memphis,
and pICKMANG, HILL & CO, New Orleans,
were dissolved on 18th inst, by the withdrawal
OF J. p. STRANGE
The business will be continued by the re-
naming partners, under the firm style Of
W. H.. 8Di & Co., Memphis, and Dick
mann & BiII, New Orleans,
They assuming all the liabilities, and are alone
authorized TO use the firm namesiE settlements.
W.k. HILL,
g.. DICK MANN,
] p. STRANGE.
Memphis, Tenn, March "A, 1858.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

FINDER and by Y rfue or authority in me
We ted, by q ceE.1iD writing obligatory
made by < eekeTmaI, / viii, on the
z5th Day of March, AID, 1868,