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TRUST SALES.

N'RUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
l. deed of trust. executed to me BY Chamber
Tyne Jones, Jr., Of Shelby county, Tennessee
on the lst day Of February, 1868, for the pur-
therein specified, and which said deed is re-
corded in the Registers Office ofShelhy county,
Tennessee. in book No. %. pages 2es. 2ss and
290, will.
ON Thursday, May a7, 1860,
Between the hours of 10 a m and 2 p.m., at the
corner of Main and Madison streets, in tho
city Of Memphis, expose to public sale and sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described property, to-wit: Being three lots OF
ground. Nos. l. and 3, in the Dunn tract. at
Rocst road facing Chamberlyne street and
running parallel with DuBose avenue; No.
being abcut 81 by 3414 feet;. No. 2 frohting
Chamberlyne street about 30 feet and Joining
No. and No. 8 about ~ feet on Chamberl, ne
street and joining No. 2 and running back par
allel sith No. all of which lots lie across and
on the Opposite side Of DuBose avenue from
Central Point. as shown by Henry Humphreys
plat Of the said D0nn tract, prepared by him
Tor the Commissie Rer appointed by the court to
divide said tract for the heirs of said Dunn.
The equity of re1emption Is waived, and the
title believed to be good, but Will convey only
4s-Ss tSs'''' 10 oANo : trustee. T5s
VRUsrEE's SALEM PURSUANCE
i of a deed Of trust made and executed to me
as t,ustee by john q. Lanier. of the county of
Shelby and State of Tennessee, which is of
record in the Registers Office of the said county
Of Shelby and State aforesaid, in Record Book
No. s., pages 373, 3l4 and 375. to secure certain
debts and liabilities therein mentioned and
particularly described in said trust deed, and
especially to pay of q. Judgment rendered in
the Chancery Court Of Memphis. on the LIST day
Of December, 1868, In the case of Thaddeus
Norris. and others We. John Q. Lanier and his
securities, named in said trust deed; i shall
proceed as trustee to sell on the lst dsy of July
next, on the premises. the following. described
tract of land. lying about one aEd one half
miles east of the center of the city of Memphis.
Shelby county. Tennessee en- the south side of
Union avenue, and known as the homo place
or residence of the party Of the first part, con-
tanning about g. acres, the boundaries OF which
are marked by the picket fence surrounding il.
Said tract Of lands will be divided into lots of
convenient and suitable size. Terms of sale
0ne-fourth cash balance on credit Of four.
eight and twelve months. with interest from
date. taking the purchasers notes and trust
deed to secure Il e payment fthe same. Equity
Of redemption is waived, and the tito Of the
purchaser will be absolute.
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT,
SO 105 Trustee.
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AIouIsiana Musical Genius in Paris.


There is at present residing in Paris q
gifted American lady, whose home ought
to be in the United States, bat, alas she
cannot with her specially be sure of earn
ing her own livelihood there. Belonging
to en- excellent Louisiana family, she re-
ceiyed every advantage Of culture that
enormous wealth csuld bestow, and at an
early age took her stand az fine musi-
clan. She married, and seemed at the
pinnacle Of earthly prosperity and hap
piness when the rebellion broke out.
Being strongly Union in their senti.
ments, they were alternately prosecuted
by the secessionists and protected by our
soldiers until they were plundered Of al
most everything Herfather was too old
to serve in either army, and her husband.
overcome by the horror of the struggle,
was bereft Of reason, aud died in q mad
house; the mother and daughter came to
France, and the father was to rsjoin them
with whatever be could save from the
wreck OF their fortune. The daughter
met the vessel at Liverpool in which
her father had sailed from America,
only to receive the tidings that
he had died at sea when only a
few days out. She then returned
to Paris, where she applied herself se'
riossIy to the study of musical compost
ton, for which she had ever shown Pc
culiar aptitude. After passing 4 rigid
preparatory examination she was admit
ted as special scholar-an almost un
heard-of thiRg-into the male class Of
the conservatory, there being no female
class in any way approaching her degree
of advancement, and came out most
creditably at the end. She has already
composed several charming little parlor
operas; and much Of the dance music
played at Musard's Champ Elyses con-
certs during the past two summers ema-
mated from her brain. She is also for
eign correspondent to one of our most
i'm portant and hiehesi-toned New York
papers. By her charms of manner and
mind she gathers around her the gifted
and great in Paris, and You are always
sure of meeting in her salon some one
whom you would like to know. But her
place is in her native land, for we can
lily spare from our ranks 30 able a
woman. ta.r'i4 IA
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Ihe Latest blNGER's I'M
PROVED FAMILY SEWING
MACHINES make the LOCK
STITCH with n shuttle-ft rbe- q
ing the only correct way 10
make ft. It makes beautiful
Rua'es, with, no basttngt Or
drawing Of threeds. IL makes
HEM STITCH OPEN WORK.
II does . greater range of work
and uses Hess thread Than amy
other machine made. All ma
chimes warranted.
OFFHCEi a75 MAIN STREET.
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Walnut Lunber.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO CELL 100 90
w teet OF extra walnut lumber, delivered On
the riyer At 6ayoso Landing, No. no nile.
abeve Memphis. For further particular appiv
20 n2R. W.lRyINk 4 CO..
XIV 176 Frpnt Row.
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JOs EPH SP ECHr,s
Beautiful Iee-Crsam saloon.

NO. 81 MADISON ST, Is RE-opEyFp.
IN Ehere the best quality Of Ice cream cafs.'
soda Water, with pure syTups, will be served
hy polite and attentive waters. $50
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for his money, or his title, or his status.
or because she may not have another oifer, or
for any other motive that may be dominant
true wife's duty by him; will she be a. second
mother to his childien; will she ..order all
things duly" like Lady BurIeigh the First2
sobbed themselyes to sleep on their pillows
make reply. Az the second mamma is TO the
first, 90 is the second wife; it may be cruel
edition. sometimes careless one, sometimes
one. For you will find the rule hold good Inat
there is hut one true love in life and ono
married love; the 6rst holds precedence, the
When widows and wldowers pair the sight has
always the SAVIOR Of q huckster's bargain. On
ne reoae'@ pas q ses rrens,ers dmours.
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Commercial.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per eteamahp Saragossa-1l6 bales
Upland Cotton az bales Yarn, 270 bbls Rosin. At
tieroes Rice, AZ casks Oay. az packages Sundries.
sl8 bbls potatoes, 709 boxes Vegetables.
BAL1IMORE-Per steamship Sea Gun-806 bales
Upland Cotton, 284 bols Rosin. 81 CASKS Clay. 40
bbls and Gao crates Vegetables and sundries.
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Per ,steAmship Raragcssa, for New York--Jalaes
McMenemenys Mxs Ann Ffoety A II Keller. j i Rap.
plege, w W Swift. AIRS Berry, a. Hoyie, II Mo.
Whorten, and in eteerageG s-ass- w z. s.gsi
Per asssmship sea Gnll. FOR Ealairnore--RevE u
shaolers 9 McAlieter. W r McKnisht, wife. two
ShiIdren nnd servant o. Day. wife and child,
rer steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jackson
vse' ,.Hss' xcTnandina and sayannah ID o'Keefe and
,aGy, Henereys Dr Fitch " Tobias aSsd lady;
1 McIaini w NarshaE Jr. . u stephouse. naiss
srnnonse, Miss Jane stcnhouse Mrs 8 b Maok.
N Mlse ncGs9iey, G. Misa Edith McCsuley. Miss Mary
MILAN. Mfs MsMIlsn. Eev j HAricsson. q Cor
etter and friend. Hnger. . @ MoKsy . 4 Iersser.
r y OourtAnay, Mr. Burnett, BAR March ana iIdv i i
Poak. Mr whitner, Mr. McEntee, Mr HarnwelI, as,d
on deck.
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Consaynees per south Cnn olana Haakrosd
M@y 20.
39S bales Cotton. Al bales Dotnestos, 8 hhds Ba.
coo, 6oS bars Pig IRON. 10 Raircad agent. Graeser
y NTH. w smith. AnnNae, 81 Cobia & Co,
Claghorn, Nerring & co. Goldsmith q Son, wat.
son Il Hill, ana Courtenay & Trenholm.
Consignees per Northeastern Rallroaa
.Gl may 90. "
20 bales Cotton. 100 busieis Rough hice, $50 bbls
Naval stores. Lumber. Mdse, &c. 10 S -tgney, J
Campsen y Go, Kinsman b Howell, Bischof & Co,
Kirkpatrlok 3 Wi.te, Mowry & 60, Frost g. Adger. y
Wehmap, Caldwell & sons, Schtrmer, q " VIII.
tams GO. 0raeser & Smith, Col. r Bsmnt, a
aoldsmhh 4 Go. - Granger andR & II. 3gs.,
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Arrived Tuesday.

Schr W Smith, Tooker New York; daye.
hGsn psmon C. GsIGas Asn AcseE
Berbasse 3 Burckemeyer. H Brown, Cameron b
0iaussen, oiacius l. witte, cobis % 90, -. bowie Z =
Noise. W Dukes Go: Douglass Miller, Field
Hart & Co. g Hacker. Holmes & Calder, " Barral,
xnossiosS Kis,te Co. Co. kines. !sS %iesentsrs S
Marshall. Muller, r.:::saits 4 20 v AsIsss.
Murray. " Marscher, NOuiville & Hannah, oaten-
1ortf a 4 90. o'Nein Son. D Paul Co Pelzer.
Riecke 4 sOhachte, Ring, stenhouse b co.O "
stiles, W Shepherd. schnel 90, q s,lco1.
ener Monsees. webb. West 4 Jones, X white. as
N Wohtnann. White, A Walker & Co, n
segling Brown Eyer. B 0'Nel, and Order On
heavy gale from to N was boarded by heavy seas.
split mansail. broke stauncheons, steve bdwarks,
and washed the deck load Loose.
Arrived Yesterday.
schr Constitution, Smith, New York-5 days. Hay.
schr W y Mann. Rogers Philadelphia days.
schr Ann Deas, from West Point Mill. 120
ierces Rice. To @ Lowndes. and Thurston &
Steamer City Point, Mcmillan, Palatka via Jackson
Vile. Fernandina. Savannah. &c. Mdse. 1o.J
Aiken & 20: Burbridge W. 9ibbee Co. b s,eg::
Moffett & Wharton.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship saragossa, Ryder. New York Ravenel &
90.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton. Baltmore-courtenay
Trenholm.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Saregossa. Ryder, New York.
steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore
schr Annie Lewis. Dayton, st Mary's Geo.
Shapnevvs by a eleGraph.
SAVANNAH, May 28-Arrived, schr Lizzie Watson,
from Philadelphia
MemosnnfA.
The schr Ann Glover, Terry, from Roston for
Charleston, arrived ut Holmes Hole May "a.
The schr Cordelia Nowklrk, Huntey, for George
TOWN., 8 Q, cleared at Boston May %.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. cLEARED AND SAILED FOR ulS f'oh r!
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Minnie Robertson, up. April 28
| MESTIO
Schr Anna Glover, Terly, cleared. Mey 16
! Schr Hawkins. Wyatt, up. April %
BELFA9T, ME.
Schr Daybreak, Blake up...... ........... May 16
| Schr Jacob William, Frisbe, sailed $500 May 6
| schr Minnie Hudson, up. May 1s
Schr M Richards Irving, cleared May "a
| PHILADELPHIA.
Srg josie Devereux, Clark. up. May 1e
! NORFOLK, VA tt
British bark Maria. Webster. cleared. -. -. May 81
l
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Marshal Mel and Lord Lyons, the British
Ambassador in psris, have la{a e wager as to
the comparative speed Of the English and
French iron-clads. The French papers have
hitherto claimed that their iron-clads sailed
English circles this assertion is derided, and 3
test race between the iron.clads of the two
countries has been proposed.
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Bismarck eaid. recently, to a prominent
member OF the North German Parliament, that
he knew both Napoleon IL q Id Francis Joseph
were in favor Of peace. but the leading ladies
OF their courts (meaning the Empress Eugenie
and the old Archduchess Sophia,) we're con-
stantly trying to bring about war against
Prussia.
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THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDH.

THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDT.
CINE.
Letter from the SuYyeo-Ge Of tAe tate Contsder-
t4 = ate States 49,
.Ys RIoHMoND, Va, January IA, 1869.
.JoHN DARBY & Co., No. 100 William. street. New
York .>5 sgATa sEa III ,ts. = N ;,
Gentlemn--I have received your letter Of the 18th
Of Decenber, 1855. calling my attention to your
tDarby's Prophylactic) Fluid. [,lI'- 10, :, n
Imost cheertully state that the Fluid furnish
charge OF general hospitals in the Confederate SER
vice with great benefit to the patients-al the sur
geons making favorable report-a great deal Of it
was ueed In the hospitals. :. @ 4.
l, Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
SAML PRESTON MOORE, M. ID,
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In order TO vex the Russian oppressors,
the Poles Of Warsaw have suddenly taking a
great liking to tbe German language. They
OF Russians. ana the. German language is
spoken at all places Of amusement, while the
Russis2 tongue is not used there at all. The
os wn y NJ
and traitor.
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Drugs, Qhemifal,, Gtf. !.

PRUPHYLACTlC FLUID.
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Charleston, Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWR,(
CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening, May 20.
COTTON The staple was dull and the operations,
which we're very limited were not Of sufficient Inn
portance to show the exact condition Of prices and
quote norninally. he sales were rs bales, viz:
- at "a 10 at 49, 10 at 26 80 OF 2615; at 27S We
quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. ..25 @261
Low 1OA0uAuB. o.
Middline. ........................27 .27A@-
By New York classification we quote:
Middling. g.............. ...........27A@-
R1oE.-The day passed without operations in this
grain and we quote nominally common to fair clean
Carolina at 73lae36; good Skae7ac % fb.
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THE ASTONISHING
DISIN FEC'T A MT

IL l. = Il N Il gE,CI "A N II.
Emory COLLEGE. OxFoRD. GA. December %. 1868. +
Prof. DARBY. Dear iSir--Raving not been en-
gagged fcp many years in the active duties Of the
Medical profession. am only superhcialy acquatnt-
ed with the claims q your Prophyactio Fluid. but
While, therefore, cannot speak e1perimentally Of
the value Of the compound. VET the disinfecng and
therapeutic properties Of the agents employed in it's
compoaltion, together; With the well known reputa-
regard its merits as Of high order; on the whole it
must be considered valuable to the
clasa or articles to which It belongs. -,-..r, :,
These views. may add are sustained by the test
Hony OF many Competent Judges. who have tested
Its properties. Believe me, dear cir,
|, .rl% ~, lt%' Yours respectfully, AZ
|a:fA g4 ,..,4- A. MEANS. n. p, Ill. ID. .
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. sTINGs. &c.
s ALABAAA 1NsANE HOSPITAL. !,
nAt TUscALoogA, December "a, 1868. (,
Messrs. JOHN darcy y Co.. No. 100 William street.
New York;: ~. .t5';, a..,5 1901 e In. n ~, :
Gesssemea-I received your circulars of the 1t&h
1nstant asktng an expression OF opinion from me as
to the meri:s Of your Prophylactc Ftu,d. The pre-
sion and public at large and So universally esteem
ed that It seems to me to need NO further recon-
mendatioD. 49,, ,., :, ....,,....,-.-r
AZ disinfectant and retne lfa agent too. when in
d.cateo It y not ex9ee by any similar preparation.
IN this hospital, and GOULD not do without them.
consider yours the best ana most elegant
hon Of the kind manufactured. S,,.e -e,. - A MI.
Respectfully yours. SO,
: sup't and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital.
/ DOvvHH e N1OISE,
| a~y WHOLESALE DRUaaIsTs,
May 16 tufhs8nacH 0ente for SOrxf C.ir6lirai
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Letter from Hon. Aler. H. Sl.phens, Of Georgia.
cRAwFoRDsvuLE, Ga, September 20, 1858.
Darby's prophylactic Fluid is an article of little
cost but great varue. Its domestic well as edi-
ctnnl uses ara numerous, while Its specialties
most wonderful have not been without It for
ten years. and no head of family who can afford
to have 1t should be without it.
M ALEX. Il. STEPHENS.
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@ariae Mews.
PORT CALNNDAR-

Port OF Oharleston. May
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Tbe 0,oyteyIy letters either by suppOsng that MIS-
Ieieb had never Welded To her brothers criminal
wishes or us Tie Saturday EerieU suggested, a Wo-
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ME Far IL is theory which by means clears mp
pn the d6icultics of the case and will not commend
itself TO most people of common sense; but the same
thing might be said OF every theory which mas yet
been preached TO account for the mystery
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