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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ~, 1863
10. o.. The Steamboat EDaaie, P9ainttt IN Error,
rs. Thomas CoHaey etedl--Efr0r TO the Supreme
court or Kansas the defendants In error COM
menced suit in she District Court OF Ieavenworth
county against the Emile TO recover damages for an
alleged breach OF contract for afrrelghtment en-
tered into the parties IN May 1864 by which
the steamboat agreed TO convey twenty three bales
OF cotton from the port OF Leavenworth to New
Yors Tue steamboat was seized In the action and
answered that she entered into the contract
as alleged. and under t transported the
cotton to Weston, Mo-, the end OF her voyage,
she only plying between Leavenworth and that port;
that the cotton was there transferred for railroad
transportation to New York. but was destroyed by
fire at ST. Joseph, Mo-, without any negligence OF
tho steamboat or OF hor officers. These iacts
agreed upon, and IL was stipulated that II the
Judgment In the case. when rendered, was not ap-
pealed from within thirty days IL should be paid by
the losing party. The action was brought under an
act OF the Legislature OF the state giving lien in
such against the in ali waters within ia
territory, and the pleadlngs did not In any way raise
the question OF the constitutionaty oI this act The
Judgment was Tor the petitioners, and the case was
to the supreme Court OF the STATE where there
was an airmance, to which writ oil error was taken
writ for want OF jurisdiction it Deing alleged that
nowhere In the whole proceeding was the validity VI
the act drawn In question AZ being in coniilct with
tends the judicial power Of the United stiles all
cases OF admiralty ana maritime jurisdctlon.''
tns S sanr 70 the motion 4 commended
the provisions OF the constitution, and OF its
own motion dismiss for want OF Jurisdiction IN the
apparent on the face OF the record, although the OBJ
)ecton Is not raised By any excepti99 or even taken
6y counsel In the APPELLATE Court Notion by Judge
No 20. Tne Proriae nee Ruooer Company ~.
Goodyear, Erecutor, et al-The argument In thus
cause was continued by Mr.. Evarts, for the APP
pelIees, ana concluded BY Mr. Black for the appe-
lants the Court sitting TO day to conclude the
John ordronaax, OF New York. was admitted to
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VIEW yoaK CONFIDENCE MAX IN Bosres


His Operation. In the Churches and sabbath
Schools.
BosroS bee. Is. 1869.
II leaked out in the Municipal Court Tins morning
that a very smart confidence man from New YORK
city, ny the name Of Richard ii. Mead. has peen III
gratiatinx himself INTO the good opinion
OF number Of gentlemen prominently
connected With one Of North End
churches, and has succeeded in playing
mis- confidence games IN mastery manner. It
seems that Mead came TO this CITY about two weeks
ago. and took rooms AT the City Hotel. He AZ tall,
well dressed man, with bcwitching conversational
powers, me address, anu just as ministerial 10 has
1t ~ possible FOR man 10 be. In other words.
he Iuiiy understands his busness-tnst OF swind-
ling the elect. After making the acquaintance
OF the gentemeh above referred to he was
introduced 70 their SabDatn school, where
he prayed ana sung ana exnorted the
respects was very deyout and Chlisrianlke. tie did
ven In the sabbath school tat through his newly
made friends he wa. invited TO Ill the desk ut .
fashionable South End church last sabbath, which
be did, uttering words OF truth and holiness with
true apostolic emphasis and fairly eiecrifymg his
hearers with his Christian eoquence. Mead had now
got the good seed all planted, and IL was about time
as he thought 10 commence 10 put IN
the sickle SO be approaches one OF hls
money without the least trouble, giving therefor
check for The amount on the seventh Ward Bank
OF New York, where he had funds as he repre-
sented. But this amount would hardly meet his
pressing wants. so he, on tue same day, called upon
another Christian brother, dealer IN boots and
snoes IN Hanover street, from whom he purchased n
pair OF ten dollar boots. giving In payment his
check for nfty dollars on the same bank receiving
iorty dollars change. In day or two these checks
we're sent to New York, and on Thursday they were
returned, the holders being informed in the abbrevi
ated characters OF the paying teller that Mead had no
funds In that bank, the abbrevlatlon reading
thereby, mo Act" This brief episte opened up
the smc OF big mouse and parson Mead was ac
cordingy waited upon by his Christian brothers,
who invited him down 10 the American House yes
tertay afternoon to have an interview. He at once
got very nervous and tried every means In DIS power
TO shake on friends and give them the slip AtlAst
ne thought Of the water closet retreat whittier he
went, and by close watching did manage TO
ges ont into the street and strike good gait; but
officer AlmOn Warner, OF tho second station, had
been well covered and caught him In few minutes
thereafter IN Sudbury street. This morning he was
brought into the DOCK Of the Municipal C0nrt, and
Keeping himself ~ wen concealed a. possible
waived examine ton and was held in $500 bonds for
trial 81 she Superior Court on charge OF smuggling,
IN Default Of which W was locked NJ. "be NOT
righteous oyermuch,"
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his Efforts clean these Augean stables have only
fairly begun. 1t Is an immense task he has set HIM
sell to accompish but the products OF his labor, as
already developed IN this direction, indicate clearly
that he intends 10 prosecute the work 30 complete
~ succ esstui termination. Every morning at ten
O'Clock Will always find him At HIS Office and he FREE
quently stays I'LL long after the gas is it, devotlng
his TIME unweariedly 10 hts Official laoors. HIS
courtesy to all coming In contact with him Is q
marked and pleasing contrast to that OF some OF nis
predecessors III oiiice. He accepted tine Office with
knowledge Of It's responsibilities aud these respons-
biites t IS evident he means 10 discharge fearlessy
faithfully and unswcrvingly.
PERSONAL LIFE.
MT. Grinnell has been twice married. He was
first married III 1926 to lady OF New Bedford, VINO
died leaving no children His second wife, 10 whom
he was married ten years later, was Miss Julia
Irving, niece OF washington Irving. they had three
children -one son and two daughters OF whom
are now living. HIS country place adions sunny
side, where washington Irving formerly lived, and
wnere mr.. Crunch resided many summers previous
TO the latter's death, thus throwing him into per-
sonal and intimate contact with that most genuai OF
shipping business Mr.. Grlnnell and his family made
tue tour OF Europe, being absent eighteen
months. He attends DR.. Bellows church. Hs
TO the corner Of Fourteent street and Firth
avenue, where he continued to reside until renting
years to rum Mr.. Grnncll. though very gray haired
and gray whiskered, shows scarcely any encroach-
menss o. aye HIS rudy S Csnl syS
constitution a. robust ever. II - very certain
that his elasticity OF spirits shows no dlmlnutlon.
ment and rare social accomplishments make him
most Agreeable companion IN social liic. VI our re-
tired prlncey merchants ne srH moss .
delightfully."- pleasing parttes-the charmed sove-
reigns Of wealth, intellect and highest social post
ton. Every lineament of hts frank face speaks
liberal SOM. All he requires to know s that an
object ID worthy, and his aid u cheerfully given.
There IL eternal sunshine where ne ls-tna Living
the perpetual presence OF goodness, faitn aud
charity.
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CRTTQE.

The Liverpool market at the opening
was steady. Upiands, L4j O1leaBs,
lIad; and 81 nOon was unchanged. No
closing dispatch received Estimated
sales for the day, 5000 bales.
1t was firm bat quiet at the opening in
New York. Ordinary, 24}c; Good Or
binary, 26s; Low MiddliDgs, 273e; Mid
dliDgs, zS3c; Good Middlings, Z9H9303c.
At noon IA demand was fair ana prices
firm, snd closed quiet aad steady a.
same quotations. Sales to spinners, 1882
bales spectators, 2S5 bales. Experts,
1910 bales.
There was some inquiry IN mis- mar
ket, bueOsing to limited OffeEinRa sales
were confined TO about $50 bsles-ths
principal sale being one Of Ils bales.
Strict Low Middlings, OF Liverpool Mid
dlinRs, 81 &c. Several small lots were
taken At irregular rates, among them
a or two OF MiddlinRs as high as 25e.
This grade is very firm asd scarce, and
holders show very little disposition 70
sell. We quote as follows:
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Trustees sale.


DY virtue OF a deed of Trust to ne executed
y by dominic Zweifel ana George Waecnfer
l viii, on Saturday, the I'D day OF Nay, A. ID.
1853, on the premises, at the Eagle nreWery.
lately carried on by Zweiiel, Hargan 4 Co,
proceed to sell at public sale, to the highsst
properly, to-wit: The said Dominic ZWeifel
and George Waechter's undivided tWo-thirds
in a lot of land lying In the county of Shelby,
State OF Sennersee, and the city of Memphis.
descrioedA IS follows; Beginning at the east
side OF N alley between Poplar and Bass
streets, commencing at the South line of Geo.
" aeehIsrs lot ard RAINING South on said alley
tb1rty-tWo feet; thence ~eastWardiy seventy
I'VE teet; thence ~southwaroly again one hun
ufed and twenty-six feet. more or eSs, to the
thence "northwardIy one hundred and fly
eight test, mOreOr less, with Nicholas Hupperls
line; thance westwe rdly one hundIed and hfty
feet with George Waechter's lire to the begin
Waechter by j. hn p. Schlocker, 2sth October,
1853 and palt of lot sold TO George WRschter,
by Nicholas Huppert on the 6fh day Of April.
1888 Also the said ZWeifel 4 WaechteI's Two
thirds in the barrels, casks. kettles, engines.
MASKING machknes, coal beds. mali mill and
wagons employed in the brewery of Zweifsl,
HaTg IN & Co.
The undivided third part of George weeebter
will be nrAt sold, and il that does not brfngsuf-
ncient TO satisfy the said trust, then the undi-
The title TO above described property is pre-
sumed TO be coed, but 1 sell only as trustee.
JAMES BACHMAN, Trustee.
And at the same tim and place 1, the under
signed. assignee OF said uomfnic Zweifel. hank
ton of said Domisic Zweilel In and 10 the
above described property. Terms G sh
WIN. Y D
Memphis. April 20, 1863 Isp22l Assignee.
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Poydras street with old iron for CineiU-
nau, 10 receiving the most Of it in the
water.
We also noticed that the river water
was running out through tbe cutters o.
the city. Verify may it be said with
csndOr that high water Is in the ascent,
and may perhaps before its fall give us
one or two disastrous crevssses, which
our planters and others do not harbor by
suy means. We noticed the Surveyors
mark last evening and found the river
within one inch OF the rise OF 1862.
The st. Louis Grain Delegation went
North yesterday on the Belle st. Louis.
Capt. J. w. Parker, formerly captain
OF the Northern Line boat, Dubuque,
and more lately transfer agent at Du-
ouque, under the Illinois Central, was
lately presented by that Company with
a check for $1,000 for faithful service.
Au under current Of pure, clear water
has been discovered in the Missouri river.
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TRADE.

Business wss dull to-day. A c0ntinu.
Gus rain fell, ana our streets were nearly
deserted. Prices are steady in the gen.
sral markets. Mess Pork, in q small
way, S32 so; Clear Bacon Sides, rs to
ISe; Clear Bulk Sides, 16!c Bulk Shout
ders, I24 to BE; Bacon Shoulders, 49, to
I4o. Corn is scarce at 20 to re on levee.
Oats, 72G on levee, and "A TO 75J from
store. Meal, sui at 3 25 to b SO FOR
fresh. Chickens, firm at 6 to Sc SO /;
Spring Chickens, 3 70 81 Eggs, firm at
l8c. Butter, dull at 30 to 35c for choice.
La other things there is no change.
The rics crop harvested last fail in the
South is now about all in tia market, il
having been kept back through the win
ter. The whole stock in the c1untryO on
the seacoast is set down at II, 600 tierces.
Trade IA this article is now very quiet,
this being the still season, but a resump-
ton Of activity is looked for about the
first Ct next month.
The Internal Revenue Bureau has is
sued new blank forms and regulations
Tor the refunding Of taxes, under the act
Of April 10, 1863, upon tobacco, cigars
and snuff The claimants are required
10 furnish evidence proving to the salts.
action Of the Commissioners that the
AK imposed by said set has been previ-
Jusly paid, which evidences must In all
,sses Include the affidavit Of the manu-
acturer or some other person who paid
he tax, c~orrObOrsted by the certificate
Il the Assessor s1d Collector who made
he assessment and collection, OF the AS
.essors then in Office. In describing the
FOODS, the kind, the number OF boxes or
packages, the marks and brands thereon, I
be collection districk the number of the
and the Inspectors name must
Ill be given in full and in al cases
claims are made for r~Bfuuding tax
3sid on imported cigars, before any
lain can DC allowed, a full and COM
,lete Identification OF the goods must be
made.
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CAPITALISTS, ATTEETl0h /!
a RARE
FOR
RoFIrABLE INVESTMENT

+ OFFER FOR SALE TWO OF TEE MOST
4 central and eligible Stores in Memphis, sit
uated on the west side OF Main street, between
Madi~On ann Court streets. known as Nos.
279% and Isl In the ak Block, These
sio. es are brick, four al stories high. with tin
roofs The upper S ores finished aud occupied
- offices by good tenants. One OF these stores
is under lease for three years, which expires
Jsnusry l. 1870, al 5000 per annum the other
at S27OG: possession OF which may be had, II
on Julyf a fhe offices wil INST
from $1,000 10 $500 psr amman This property
will be sold free from all taxes and encum-
brancee up 70 day OF sale. Tile warranted.
II moi disposed OF on pIivste terms, will be
offe ed at pubic sale, Nay IS, 1863. For terms
70 J. OhElLIl, AGENT,
No. 5S Shelby street, or Lock-bOx 34g.
Also, for sale, several HOUSES and Lots on
street, between Union ndGRyoso. ape
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Thursday. May 90, 1889,

To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH, at
the Charleston House, corner OF New Madison
street and Charleston Avenue, in the city of
Memphis Tennessee, between legal hours, and
commencing a. IL O'Clock AIN. OF said day, the
following described property belonging 70 the
estate OF said Bankrupt, VIZ:
| l. The said BankrupJ's interest iusthe pren-
ises known As the Charleston House or Madison
House, situated on the corner of New Madison
street aud Charles On Avenue, in the city Of
Nemphis the same being head by Bankrupt
by w~aTrantee deed fom John ID. armour. kub-
ject 20 a deed OF trust executed by Bankrupt
TO p. II. DaVi6, trustCe, TO sscu e 10 said Ar
mOur certain note. given for Lur lsSs money /:
also, subject to csrtaIu attachments against
SAIL Armour, ami to a deed OF trust given by
said Armour prior TO BaHkTupt's purchase.
2 The said Bankrupt lnte est in a lea ehOld
and house at Central Point, in this city Of Men,
pins. desc ibed as follows, to-wit Sixty feet OF
The east part OF the lot on Spring street, in the
Dunn subdivision. for Defly leased. to Morris,
on which SANDS double cottage sold lease is
from b. Is. Waddell agent, 10 Mul-rd Rogers,
ana the rigtts Il Bankrupt and Rogers, under
the lease, are in litigation in the Chaneery
court of Memphis. in case OF Millsrd vs..
Rogers The said lease has also been trans
ferred to JOLn d. Armour as collateral security
for payment of the purchase money of said
8. The Bankrupt's interest in the following
lols, viz
nando street, by 700 feet deep.
Lot No :, Block 4s, froatiDg so feet on Vance
street. by 29 ieet ueep.
berry street. by leo feet deep-aiil 10 the city of
Memphis, Tennessee, held by sud Bankrupt by
tax title, deeds hom the city Of Memphis,
dated 1866
1. Tho Barkrupt's interest undivided one
hai0 in the following iands, VIZ ) r fractional
part OF section u rs, y H9 r w = OF S-WA
section 6, T9, n X 8 E; n r Of section y T9, N
X 9 OF n Z OF section IA, 8, N RSE
in Crittenden county, Arkansas, containing
300 acres, more or less, held by Bankrupt by
title bond OF @. N. Nj Ter, dated from June ],
1856, subject 10 lien for unpaid purchase money,
ana slsO subject to a deed OF trust to secure
payment of certain notes due TO Z. q. Whip
pie.
5. A large lot of hotel furniture, consisting of
carpets, mating, bedsteads,b bedding, chairs, Ia
bles, wssnstands,~ lounges, sofas, 20 king gl<ss-
IS, pictures, shades, lamps, chamber ~tulnltuIe,
etc, etc, and one melOdeOn.
g.. All the bills of excsange, note b nds, Sc
cuFities, debts. accounts, b 'oks \ count,
Gains, equities, chooses IN action, am all and
singular the personal effects OF satG bankrupt,
o. every kind and description.
The schedule and other evidences OF property
are TO be seen at my office,
a deposit OF ten per cent required Of all bid.
ders on each porehase
w Y. CIRODE, Assignee, etc,
$50 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
April2s. 1869 ape
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g8NPHlS s. ARKANSAS RIVER

$1,000 -SzkzlxS
Packet E)oEnpa7y
Tri-vTeekIy &. y Mail Line.
VISITORS to the celebrated Hot Springs. OF
ATkansas, Will ina this n very pleasant
route. The boats are new, the tables good and
staterOOms clean. Passengers are landed at
Little Rock in time to take the ST ges for Hot
SgrIngs on the third morning from Memphis.
The elegant passerg e boats of this line leave
Memphis Tor Little hOcE, Ss follows:
Steamer THOMAS H. ALLEN,
REESE Master
Tuesdays, at 5O'cIoek pm.
Steamer W. A. CALDWELL,
Thursdays. al S O'CLOCK pin.
Steamer OZARK,
Il. BLA
Saturdays, al 5 o'clock pm.
Making direct connection at LILLE ROCK
for RfSdIrH, with the fol owing OCatsthat
leave Little Rock Tuesdays, Fridays and sun
days, Al iUO'clOck a m:
FORT GIBSON ........ John Woodburn, Master
Chapman, Master
A BuhEE"--~-JaInes BoWlin Master
ROCKto FORrSMITH, aud connecting al Font
Smith with Ike steamer
FORT SMITH.-.-....----.Ed Rowland, Master
For Fort Gibson.
Through bills of laiing given for freight to
and from New Orleans, Memphis, 81. LOUIS,
Louisville ana Cincinnati.
Freights delivered at destination, at all stages
of the river, WIthou storing or other delay.
ANY persons desiring 20 ship by this line from
the North, East or West TO any point en- the
ArkaneaS river, should have their goods con
figDei 70 MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
PACKET COMPASY,' at Memphis (Ofice 34
Front street, MoSDy Biockl. Those shipping
from New Orleans should cOnsign TO Memoirs
and Arkansas River Packet Company" at Ma
pOleon. JuHN ID. ADAMS, President,
T. a, RkNDIG, Agent
myl Omce SOI Frnnt street, Meshv Riack.
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NIsslssIppI az FenResaeo Rarrosd,

ARRIVE. EPART
New Orleans Mail, daiIy---.8OO PIN. Has am
New Orleans Express, daily $50 am. 4S0 pm
Freight, daily except sun
.------.--z-DU pm I'D am
Hal Train makes direct connection for New
Orleans and all points South.
EEpTeSs Train makes direct connection for
C~odeeyiile, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly Springs
aud All points north OF Grenada on Mississippi
Central Railroad.
Ticket ofice 23I% Main street and at the De-
pot. Omnibuses viii call for passengers and
check baggage In any part OF the city, by
leaving orders at 237% Main street.
As LIVERMORE, Gen1 Sup't.
C.P. OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent. my2
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9TH Day of June Next,

Upon the premises, sell at public cutlery, to the
highest Slider. for cash, the following described
property in said deed specified. tO-wit Situate
in the town OF Chelsea, in the county o. Shelby.
State of Tennessee, lying now within the limits
OF the city OF eInphls known as lots mum
Ders two hundred and tive and two HUNDRED
three, being the cOrner lots At tee southeast
side OF the intersection OF 9reenlsW and Filth
Streets, according 70 the plan of the said town
OF Uheasea, together with all the buildings, i'm
prOveIaents and a-ppurtenances thereon. Sale
within the hours prescribed by Isw. Selling
as trustee, 1 viii convey such title only as is
Vest5d in me by said deed.
L. V. DIXON, Trustee.
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WanIed-InprOved southern Lands.

IN exchange for Merchandise OF ali dsscrip-
IL too, neiu.tng DRY GOODS. 30 us and
SHOES, CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, NOtIONS, HAS AND CAPS, MIL
LHERY GOOD, etc etc.
our facilities for making exchar ges % Goods
for Lands are UNSURPASSED, and We Weuld in
wife the attention OF land owners TO sumo Of
our lists.
We lave a lsrgs Eastern and Western cor
r~sspondence having stocks to be disposed Of for
good Southern Lands, having g bona Ode value
10 them.
We can exchange goods to tie amount of
$1,000 0.
Parties owning lands, and wishing to dispose
OF them, will pleas address us, giving descrip-
lions OF lanes, with improvements on them
and value of each, stating county and Stete,
etc, and fuu information Is 10 title and taxes
TURNER HAWLEY. Real Estate
APPS d&w and Exchange agents.
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AxD TkADB,
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, May ID, 1853.
FINANCE.

The inclement weather has affected
the money market as well IS Other
branches Of trade. At sill cur banking
houses to-day q very general quiet pre-.
vailed. Cotton bills come in slOwlyrsnc
Exchange Is again becoming scarce, 81
far as Eastern bills are concerned. Rates,
however, remain steady.
City Scrip is firm and IN demand. a
dealer bought sI7OO lsst evening at So
County Warrants are dull and Doml-
nal
Police Scrip is quiet and weak. There
Is but q light demand,
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Sold opened in New York at 1875 and
closed at 1855.
Ssies Of Cd Tennessee Beads quoted
at 6Sc; New, 653c.
Governments opened stronger with 8
fsir demand, but at noon they were
somewhat irregular.
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No. azI Nafn Street. Room al, jackson
BLOCK.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Cotton Machinery.

TOR SALE. q complete set OF Cotton Ma
r. chfnery for q Min OF 50loOms, Of capacity
OF Il. GOO pounds weekly of 81 inchheayy sheet-
ines. Carding is new, and of the best make ,
has been run but six months. Spinning, (pet-
emit flyer throstlesl nressers and Looms, in per-
feet order; together with harnesses, reeds,
beams, b~obhins, and al abe furniture neees-
once. Can be delivered in boston immedf-
stely. Apply to WIN. GRAY eco.
apN 90 summer Street, Boston, Mass
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TRUST SALE.
TRUSTER,S SIZE.

TO faiisfy the provisions OF a Trust De d exc
l. cnteo 10 meby Chsmberlayne Jones, JT.,Jhn-
uaTy L. 1868, L viii offer at public sale, for cssh.
At the Auction House OF Register, Trezevant q
northeast aSner OF Main ana jefferson
streets. On
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Trustees Safe.

pY virtue of the prOvisso1s Of a certain Deed
u in Trust executed by John L. Saffarrans TO
me, as trustee, on the 10th day OF June, 1867.
conveying the estate hereinafter described to
secure certain debts in said deed specified,
which sald deed was duly recorded in the Keg-
lster'S Office OF shelby county. Tennessee. In
Book, No. 81, on pages 81, 81 and SO, I VIII, onthe
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q; II. s L. r. r. R.; Steamers SO 4;
wagons 10; total 2SS. Exports were PEI
~ h c. r. r. -; NJ. & T. R. X. :
n. & o. R, R.; Steamers 200; totsi
200 bales.
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FOR O-IHoIaaArE.
F0R WHITE ELvER

Memphis and White River Us. Mail Packet Co
no. master
This excellent steamer leaves Th
Memphis a. sG-ve. LzS<S
SATURDAY, MAY 18th, at 8 pm.
JANIS 3. SHARPE Agent,
NJ. so Front street.
J. A. ssyers. Passenger Agent mvl3