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The following persons hiS hPPp.4.iSu
Jndges. Clerks and Deputy ConfIhission-
ers 10 open and hold an election in the
following districts and places on
December 10, 1859,
For Co7stabIes and Magistrates in the
different districts.
The Deputy Commissioners will please
call At my Office and be sworn, and re-
.eigs the Bocessary blanks, al 0 70,
Circuit Courthouse.
LIST Disirict---At Stephen Eaglish's.
R. NJ. Bond-Deputy Commissioner. G.
w. Thorn, j. Smith, j. Hughes @Judges.
X. W. Kicks, G. M. Fried-Cierks.
I'd Distriet---At Nelson's.
W York-Deputy Commissioner. A.
ID. Huntss, ~. K. Nelson, w. 3. Nobiin-
Judges. W. G. War;, ". T. Nelson
Clerks.
Sd DislrieI--At B0ltoh's Store.
w. r. A. Bell-Deputy Commissioner.
J. L. WINE, ". b. Sparks, Il. NJ Bate
man-Judges. Benz. r, Dpncan, Ii. REM
bert-Cferks.
4ih District-kt Old Union Church.
Tbos. l.. Giles-Deputy Commissioner.
James Ca9nel, Z. h. Harold, A. Me
Soafh-Judges. y Leftwich, }. W. Car
ANAA-'ANAA
9Th pIstFict-.Ai RaleieA
w. II. Noncrief-Deputy cohmissioaeF.
Ii. b. Wiliford, Thos. NJ. Ward, u. i.
Nickels-Judges. X. W. Pryor Ii. IL.
Fuller-Clerks.
9Th District--kt Bartlett.
+. w. ColweiI-Deputy Commissioner.
w. b. Williamson, W. Hamilton, j. b..
Mercer-Judges. W. J. Ward, A. AeF-
Ger-Clerks.
Sin gigtrlsi-At Shelby Depot.
l.. McMuiIins-DepHtg Commissioner.
Win. Grihin, Silas Wherry,C. j. English
Judges, J. NJ. Williams, VI. ThomP-
son-CleTka.
9th Districts At Baskerville.
w. IL. Webber-Deputy Commissioner.
]. M. Brooks, w. 5. Baxter, j. w. Nor
| ris-Judges. WV. Priddy, G. NJ. Strong
Clerks.
IGth l~lstrlet-At COIIierviils.
II. Irbv-Bep4ty commissioner. j. NJ.
Fleming, Jesse AppleWhite q, ), y. Moore
Jrdges. A. 5. SIratton, j. ". Aoen-
Clerks.
llth District---At Germantown.
7. A. Rhodes-Deputy Commissioner
r. Ret.. J. G. Calls, J. {. Wenford-
Judges. lip. HeDs, Wpi. Carter-Clerks.
18th DIstrict---At Heobaniesyille.
D. Pearson-Deputy Commissioner. J.
W Elan. w. NJ. Moore, VIM. Connel-
Judges. NJ. w. Redford, I. I. Lewis
Clerks.
18Th District---At ArHeId's.
f. c. stepl.sa7or Deputy Commits
sioner. w. L. Lundy, Wa, Ecoly, JIM.
Levi-Judges. F. p. Dooly, q. NJ. 5. viii
liamson-Clerks.
I4th District AT County Courthouse.
X. T. Boughner-Deputy Commissioner.
! John Norton, j. ii. Burke, w. Wudber9er
Judges. James Foggerty, w. w. Gil
bert-Clerks.
J 18th IOlstrict---kt chelssa HeIse, Second
Street, in Chelsea.
J.. D. Danbarg, Deputy Commissioner.
Jobn Herrin, c. NJ. Wadriek, w. B. ellis
son-Judges. j. V. HRndwerker, &c.
Schapper-Clerks.
18th Distriet--kt Whites Station.
J.G. Harvey, Deputy Commissioners. j.
H Goodleit, W. r. Horne, A. W. Moore
Judges. A. J. Brooks, A.G. Gates-Clerks.
18th District..At McCOnneli's Church.
II. D. Massey, Deputy Commissioners. ].
Massey. A. M. Stout, A. G. RoarkZJudg
es. T. N. Alexander, Rob. Stone-CleTks.
JOHN P. BOUGHNER,
Commissioner Of Registration for Shelby
County.
Memphis, Tenn, November Is, 1869.
Ledger copy. hosl1
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TO the owners OF Real Estate IN Louisiana.
Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas
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A,h nistrict.-M 0Ia Union Church.

w. r. A. Bell-Deputy Commissioner.
J. L. Rynae, ". b. Sparks, Il. NJ. Bate
man-Judges. Benz. +, Duncan, II. Rem
hert-(1arks.
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IA Jefferson vs.. ]. Henry McCornlack.
FFfDAVIT Tor Attachment having been
"a made IN this cause, in pursuance o. sec
ton 1855 ofthe code aIi9 aeSa aSn
"a ate. tits therefore ordered that tne sald
efenda appear before me. on the Bsn aAg
or December, at 10 O'Clock, Aha ana aeienu
fessed, ana the case heard ex parbes hnd lhht
a COPY on the order Ce published once a week,
for tour successive weeks ID ne AeHphhs
for shelby County Tenn.
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tuesday, 2ad DaypfR pyemaer Iass.

Between the hours OF 10 am. and ! pinot
that day, IN the premises hereafter described,
proceed to sell, to tie highest bidder, for cash,
The property conveyed IN said Trust Deeds,
and described thus, as lying In said county
and State, In Civil District No. Z, containing,
by timat - 18th acres and bounded rs
follows: Beginning OF q stake oa cleared
land NV c0rnef OF lot No. thence south
IS chains and 70 links TO a stake, two dog
wood and poplar pointers, SM corner OF lot
No. :; thence west eight chains and eighty
seven links 10 "A stake, two white and pOstoak
and tifee elm pointers, y. AmOnett's corner;
thence west six chains 70 a stake and white
oak marked +. A, said Garner;
thence north IA chains 10 a stake, two hhk-
DRY and one black-gpm nplntHft So so.Aer 81
Inia RQbyHs' daNel; fhencc east II Chains
and faks 90 fiie begiRfing, The right Of
rcdemptlpn Is waived ny tue terms Ut said
Trust Deed; shall make no warranty oititle,
but / beiieNe the title 10 b. good,
A. MCSSON, Trustee.
WILSON, BEARD. Attorneys. OcG
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On Wednesday, December 10, 1853,

Betwaep the hours OF II o'clock am. aHd y
O'clock m. at the northeast eofner Of Union
and Second streets, I'm the city Of NeHaphis,
Tennessee, sell NJ pDblig 4aesIpD, 10 kne hlgAz
est and bsst Hldder, fer cish, gee frpm tie
right OF redemption which Is expressly
waived-the following described real estate,
living in the county OF Shelby, State OF Ten
nessee, and in the city of Memphis, tO-wit:
Lot Number fourteen QN, in block sixty
two 1927, as laid Town on h was formerly
known as South Memphis. fronting one hum
dred and ten 10 feet on the north SIDE Of
Beal street, and running hn3h northwaraiYf
between pgsalssi lass two hnndred ana for
ty-f9pr IAD feet 70 the dividing line between
the John Rice aud The Ramsey ~grants,it be-
ing the same ground on which recently stood
.. The Botanien Medical college building.
Also, another lot, being a part OF lot NUM-
Der one ~, In block fOrsy-siX t46i, On the plan
of South Memphis, and bounded rs folloSsi
Beginning at a point on south side OF Beal
street, one hundred and forty-two tliL feet
west from the intersection OF the west side Of
DeSoto street with the south side 81 Beai
street, aud running themes sOGtnwQrdly, and
perpeplieglaFlF nom Beas street, one hun
bred aud tVelty-hye Q5 feet TO an alley;
theIeE WeslWardly and parallel Win Beai
street, along said alley, one hundred and my
(I5Gl feet, thence noTthwardiy one hundred
andtWenty-nVeQ3 ) feet to Beal street, thence
eastwardIy, with Be6l street, one hundred
and nfy $50 feet TO the beginning.
Twin sell by the lot, or in parcels 70 suit
purchasera. The title Is deemed good, but l
will convey only as Trustee.
ocS0 JNO NJ. CAkMACk, Trustee.
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Western Congressman who are IN
Washington, say that both parties wiAi tie
united ia December IA asking Congress to
increase the National Bank circulation ia
the West, and declare that fthis is not
Zone the Western men will not vote for
any proposition to consolidate the debt
Syith 4 Lower rate ofinterest.
The new i've dollar lcgal-tender notes,
II is expected, viii be ready for issue
early next week. The new fnies will be
ready about the Isl 81 December, and the
balance Of he series, tBeAties, and one
~ five hundreds, and one thoUs4Dd dol
I,r mn. es, will be ready about the 18TH q
Decsmber.
ono n,rfiou o. the financial policy OF
4r.jni-fratiad = At last agreed on,
and that is a r-ecOmMeiin~io ION aealnst any
rhaupe ia the internal reTt2ue system
which will reduce the rates % |aAa'loI
The President, Secretary BoutESiB "uG5
Commissioner DelanO appear 10 be GAtet
on this. though the two latter Ofhci4'E
will sUp.rest some changes in the admin
isfrative features of the law. There was
some hops tina the Commissioner would
favor a reduction of tisS Income lax 10
three per cent, while a speculative lnter-
e~t desired him to recommend That re
lax on distilled spirits be placed at one
dollar: hat in bis report, just completed,
be iguoues 10th, aud suggests no changes
ia The law. The object alleged Is 10 give
ihe present rates Of reyenns 3 fair trial ioI
the resi- Of the fiscal year.
Inquiries having been made by tsle-
craph a. to rumOrs that the Supreme
5ourt would decide the legal tender case
ne 1t Monday, they may be answered that
sher. is no intlmation Of the kin among
-ba Ju,1xeS or other Supreme Court Of
nrials. 1he inference that because thest
EmnortaEt cases were argued last January
a decision. II favorable, would have beer
Ts15rred nyoaths ago. does not hold good
Tor he reason tAas there are = dozen othel
s.ases on the calen&sf in which a decision
b.s been DELAYED for tho same length o
simc. THE general belief however
among lawyers and others, is that the de
.aieion ofthe Court is adverse 10 the con
-tifnIioualitv of the legal-tender act, bu
tbNt lts opinion is not written out, am
Wfli not be Tor some time 70 GENE.
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The Secret Of Beauty lies ia the use Of
Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the Complexion.
Ronehness, Redness, Biotehes, Sunburn,
FIeckIes and Tan disappear where 1t Is APP
piled, and a beautiful complexion of pure,
snttn-like texture is obtained. The plainest
features are made 10 glow with Healthful
Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is the
thing that produces these effects, and any
Lady can secure II for 70 cents Al any Of our
stores.
10 Preserve and. Dress fhs HalF use Lyons
EalhairOa.
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l~asolyent Hoiice.

HAvING qualified Is the Administratrix
Ill OF the estate of b s. M'ynne, deceased,
md ssaqesfed The insolvency thereof 70
County Court cierk; all persgnstndebted 10
setd estate are hereby REQUESTED 70 c6He tlr-
ward and make settlement aud All persons
holding Claims against the same, are notfned
Ia appear and nle them, duly a~uthenticated
In The manner prescribed by law. on or be-
ha forever barred, both in law and equity.
MARTHA vi. WHENE,
Admtx OF y. =, WHINE, deceased.
r..t. No.srrnhef III 1914. nol9
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lei District.--At Sfephen EagIish's.

r. NJ. Bond-Deputy Colnmissioner. @.
W. Thorn. ]. Smith, j. Hughes ~Budges.
n. W. Kicks, c. NJ. Fried-Cierks.
n n. A. M.tennBs
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From the Philadelphia Evening telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair
to use Professor Christy's celebrated Hair
Lotto. 1t Is put up in a bottle and box. La
dies who oRee use Lotto discard every other
preparation for the Hair. az + Is the best
dressing for the Hair in the world. The Lo-
ito never falls to remove the worst cases OF
Dandrud. and restore gray and Dleached Hair
to its natural color.
For sale by druggists; sample bottles sent
10 any address In the United States By express
for 81. PROF. CHRI5TY &C0.,
No. III Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
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NY virtue of a Deed OF Trust, accorded in
ID Book 81, pages 4Oi-T-'S-'s OF the REGISTERS
Ohiee OF shelby county, Tennessee, executed
to me by Henry u. Dent and Alexander NJ
Ferguson, for the purpose of securing a ef[-
tara iEdeltSlne.a, gseEe.E 4k forth, I Ttl
accordlngt To the TERMS of sad deed,
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ny virtue II a Trust psed, executed to me
ID by 4rasteh Wilson. on the lst dayOf No
vember, I,O9, and duly recOrde IN the Regis
ter's Office of shelby county, tennessee, In
Book No. %, Pp.Sl, etc.tnhd OF certain other
Deed. made 10 me by parlety j. Wilson, on
the 18th of October, lsU3, aBtt recorded ia said
county and State and in said ONCE, ia Record
Book ~, PIP. Al. etc, aud 10 which reference Il
here made, and being called on by the holder
of the note secured In said Trust Deeds, TO
execute The same, / win, on
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RAILROAD I%aTeLLI6EHCE,
Ksmnhls and Lite Rock Railroad.

To MADIscS LITrLE kooK, AREANsAs.
Going West-LeaEe Hopeheld dfsiiy at coo
am.
Ferry HaEt leaves loot o. Union -. am
b. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
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Tbos. l.. Giles-Deputy Commissioner.
JAMES Camiel, +. 4. Harold, A. Nc
S~o1fh-Judges. y Leftwich, }. W. Car
roit-Cggrka
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Choice Home at a Bargain.

Rs Ny Place near Germantown, Tenn, =
for sale. II contains about Ninety Acres
about Sixty open and 10 cultivati"ss, the pai-
apce IN timber; richards of choice fruit, APP
piles, FraPhes. Pears, etc. This place fronts
On Memphis apa Charleston Railroad Aoou'
~one-qpafter ~ q Ripe Fom the pspoi. q
very eamfortable Dwelling yith an hsses-
saTy o~ut-baildinRs,
The location is partiealsTly Inviting to the
business men of the city. am deierFnined
to sell and feel satisfied that the price apd
terms can be made satisfactory TO the pur-
chaser,
viii take pleasure In the Piaoe -
any who may favor me with q cAii.
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a WONDERFUL LADY.

THE great European WIZARD, VINO hes
L created such 8 sensation al over tno
world by her wonderful powers, has inst ar
rived in this city, and can be found at her
residence, No. 2sS Third street (between MAI
ison and Monroel Those persons wishing %
know their future destiny and see o correet
likeness Of their future partners, snsnta ytsIt
the Madam af once. She Is pronounced ~
an other professors of tho art 10 De the only
real and dependent Planet Reader now ~
this country. noH
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MADISON STREET, has Just received
< large D beautiful assDrtmeat of Fancy
rvs Trufts, ete., and is Misunderstanding va
rfous kinds Of pur stock anu me french
and retail prices
The ladies' and gents are respectfully In
vited 10 call and judge Ter themselves they
ofIner feffeshments, in the finest style.
Fresh Mincs and Fruit Pies every morn
ing. s e Esd ~ H9'
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n.mphIs and charleston RaIIr0ad.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

who Would Suffer pit is new 2 years
since pr. Tobias nrst introduced The "Nene-
tian Imminent" in tile United states, and
never ia a single instance has his medicine
failed 10 do all, il not more, than Is slated 10
his pgnnphlet. As an external remedy IA
cases Of Chronic rheumatism, Headachei
ToOthache, Bruises, Burns cuts, S0ies, swell
inga, Sprains, Stings of Insects and Pains In
Limbs. Back and chest, It's wonderful cura-
tive powers are miraculous. TAKEN inter
nally for the cure OF Cholera, collie, Diarrheai
DNsentery, Sick Headache and Vomiting, It's
soothing and Penetrating qualities are felt
as soon as taken. The oath with which each
bottle Is accompanied VIII SHOW lnat there Is
nothing Injurious in its conf position. Thou.
sands of certificates have been received
speaking OF the rare virtues OF thls valuable
article. ANY person after having used II once
win never be without IL. Every bottle OF the
genuine has the signature OF -. /. Tobias"
on the outside wTapper
Sold by the ruggists ana Storekespers
throuzhoutth United States. Price, 80 cents,
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
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Id Djstriel---At Bo,tOn's Store.

W.P York-Deputy Commissioner. A.
d. Hdntss, T. K. Nelson, w. =. Noblin-
Judges. w. c. War;, ". T. Nelson
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M~IsslsslnpI and tennessee RalirOad.

ARRIvH. DEPART
New Orleans Mail, daily-~-2:5 p-nl- u:49 am
n. Orleans Express, daily $50 am. 4Opin
Freight daily except sun
pm 80 81
Mail Train raakes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct conneclon Iof
Coneeyfile, Water Valley, Oxford Holly
Springs and all points north OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket 0fnee 2S3 ~ Main street u al the
Depot. Omnibuases VIII call FOR passengers
ana check baggage in any part OF the city, o9
leaving orders at1a 10 A6in street.
A. y. LfVERMORE, 0en1 sup
e.. p. OAKLEY, Ticket Agent
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n

!. NJ. woopsoN.
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DEMONSTRATORS ROTIcE,
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

HAVE filed my accounts and yoneAeS IN
the case Of my Administration OF ne
ate OF ThomAs Kimbie, deceased win 3 ~
me nexf term OF the court 10 have the 5eIns
allowed and confirmed. when those PeIs1ns
Interested may attend and enter their oo9ee
HENRY T. JONES, AdmL
November z, 1859. noVS
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THE coNsTITuTloN OyERrHROWN.

The Constitution and Health may be ruined
10y a few applications OF the lead or sulphur
hair dyes now in the market. Not a Dye
may be the motto of such nostrums, but A
DIE may be the result of using them. But
ONE HAIR DYE has been
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
OF all deleterious tendency, under the infalli.
laws Of science. Be Il known TO all, that
C~ristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye
Has been analysed by the distinguished
chemist, Professor Chiffon, and his cerIihcat'
Of lis Wholesomeness may he seen at Crlsta'
dorps, 8 Astor House, New York.
CRlSfADoROs HAIR REPRESENTATIVE, al
a Dressing, acts like & charm on the Hair aftel
Dyeing. Try it,
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-erms Of Subscripti0n---$5 Ger Cspy, paw
ahia m halnlarr
RATES OF ~ADVERTIsTyQ!
LUMBER, LATHs AND SHINGLES
LUMBER YARD and SAW MILL.

TIVE Oldest Yard in Memphis; estshliahed
1 in 1871. With a fun stOr& ~ hogs, sea-
soned and dressed l5m2er ~ yard, are pre-
pEred 70 fTzafsn ans q~uUntity and dtnen-
siUas Of e. press or poplar, at short notice. A
large stock OF boots Binds and sash, glazed
or unglazed; LGths, shingles, Cedar Fence
posts, Pine and Poplar Flooring, always on
haTsa. our motto j., quick sales and small
prohts.
N. r. ID. ". COCHRAN,
Office and Yard foot OF Wellington 81,
Uyg dHW Near river.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

InIlN p TRklEEANT. Trustee.
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Laths and Shingles.

I HAVE now ON hand, and am CONSTANT
4 saving, 1uiI stock OF building Lumber
Of all dimensions; SiilS, JOlsts, tUd inE
Posts, Boards OF all lengths, aud clear LGgs-
Der also, a large stock Of
LkTas AND SHAVED SHINGLES
Particular attention given to the shipmen
OF Lumber. orders solicited.
~ Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf River,
ss5dGw @ M.NFNABIE
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Saturday, the 9th OfRovember 1869

Al y c'slseE az, lracae5 ta sci, los sash,
Upon the pAeInissk, the tract Of hndfiu said
deed described, for the purpose Of satisfying
the last OF the three notes secured by the
said deed.
The said tract consists OF two acres Of land,
about four Mules from Memphis, ON the
Pigeon RO0st road, being lot No. l OF NJ. D..
Deadrick's subdiyistop.
y. PtpEADRICA, 1rusise.
Memphis, 9th Qeteber, lsa9. osA law
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xrw REGULATIONS OF hi TREASURY DE-
PARTMEST.
The following regulations are adopted In
lieu Of all which havh been heretofore issued
bv The Treasury Department In regard 10 the
Of United States currency:
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NUGGETS POROUS PLAsTERs.

Sore aud DfB 11isoR cured b. half a Plaster
usually in two or three hours.
DR.. Green, No. s83 Broadway, New York, IN
forms as he sold on Monday, June y, ls62
Elssters to a young woman suneTlng
very severely from lumbago. on Thursday
she called II get TWO more Tor "a friend, and
then stated how the two she had purchased
on Monday had relieved her immediately
amer putting them on, and ctnsd her IN tex
days OF u most distressing pain in her back
and loins.
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At the Hall IF the Chumber of Commerce, In
Memphis, tennessee, III acres of Land tn the
Hays' sU0 acre tract, near Wythe Depot or
Hnysvllle. on the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road, and particularly described in tie deed
from the heirs OF j Hays, decd, 10 the
said Williams, dated 9Th Mas, 1865, 10 which
reference IS made Tor a more particular de-
s~crfptfon OF said property.
sale between 10 am. and pm.
oclg JOHN =. TREXEN ANT, Trustee.
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NEW AND ST. U
Ross. ROBERTS q Co,

ROSS, ROBEhIS q Cue 49, 4I
oFNL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Nc. 81 FRONT STREET, NKw Y9nE,
paw spaeial atteation 10 the p~nrohaseot Sufs
lee, sugar, ayrups, Bagging, Rope Irons ne j
20 slsckmar, Roberts, Chandler & Co.
ss Z CoMNEEcIAL STREET.
oa, rv-xr ST. LOUIE. Mo
crrL cosa1SsfoN MERCHANTS
Make the purchase Of Bagging, Rope, Bacon,
rr,eesalfv irving close attention 70 freights
Contracts aud coadttion OF goods. oeM
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nemnhla ana loulsvIIls RalIraad.

EPA ARRIVE.
Day Express, city time..-..4 20 Am 2;l9 AN.
Night Express, city titne.Aa5 p.Mlr E-9 AIN.
Ticket oInces No. IT IL Main street ana ~
Depot. head of Main street
Sleeping Car attached 10 Night Express
Train, which goes through 10 NasEVliie, va
Nashville n Northwestern hailroad, WHsf
SAM. B. JONES, GEM supt
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TRUST SALE.

D4 gIT,as OF a Deed Of crust, executed by
ID Theodore q. Antle. on tRe arst day Of Au-
gust, 1871, and OF record In the Registers
ONCE Of shelby county, in Record Book, No.
%. at page no, CT ssquiteT, 4 shall, as Trustee
named in said Deed, on