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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

IL Eoa& 4aAua, bsha IFazs atsesisd beme
charge of muFdsrins 5 step Child. tive years
of age, last July, and taken 70 St. Fe.eK,
HEinnesota: for Szials Wa bo 6ltus14f eveas
Inc. convicted. OF lanpders I, ThaT e7i6ehca
wa entIr6ly ciFcrzlS Stapiihl. The ptibensg
Ss assn1y sIs6S q b the Ssitii it. ssf oisaK
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

I.SsE I p, ~ - = 5J5a &Od
Robert Estep's Executor Va. John BAN
BysvIrtus OF an alias OEdsr % sell, is
Sued from the Court Of Common Pleas,
Of 81 ark county, Ohio, aud co me directs
ed. will offer for sale at public out cry
e the door OF the Court House (HArter's :
BiOekl in The city Of Canton, on ~ y III
Saturday the 18TH day OF May 1sO9,
The following described real estate, stts
uate In Stark county Ohio, town; Lots
mum bers thirty four (34), thirty dSe
t8Sl. thirty SIX (36). and twenty nius(2ol, !,
aituatDd In that part a. thu city Of Canton
known aalSouth Ganton.bL =. fH.tisfTu
sale % commen0o Eat b 4 o'clock D. m
abFnfGAO H. R.AIDUNBAR, Sheriff.
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\
kI IFis I'D the radical leadeFs. generally
aes 70 IGsuEtisy sy6irod Ofrarsnt AlrssdYs shal
t'tteS would be EI19 20 e1as 4linleA f1E Il;
1 na.st sny ttAYtsi cOnsidsralI I5u ed ilahey
could not trads e EOiila Willingly give
EklsA ssae ~. ~ one EgHld tako him
ts-bsS56'seazs 10 1Oysl III bs1lus
asn noiiisoqgo ni saas4sai aa =
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

ioEnNaEd-M y. Iti6une

+ - to = ~ \, - of Che BIaassehu,
ests-Aes-l.lo1...sl..oa4 Ii.e to s6Oilsh pref
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

II Il III btlipT-7-zrr .ssSFF -rr,ts Q
- The keeper Of the DAYTON Jaii
was. TeTeEpoMeFsa by prisons e,
en- Monday. Cesyenihg the I'm 81
Nay The Count Berendsa,
indicted for grand Larceny,
Sam. Wade, indicted, for bur q aEy
and larceny. and Robert Conn nelE {
for grand Iarce cehyAmade tEi6iF esi'
cape. PURSUIT. Wasat once made,
and the oounfi1and 18EsdeA were
eeptsfsdy babG G6anolE Is believed
ls0 Aasa Eaasd dhAse enARASs1 adoL tl
b29qasI sat sIa ,gRRElass .aat g
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

TOR BLACK WORMS ANDPIM-
II plea Oh the Face, use PefrYEs Com
done and Pimple Remedy, prepared 6n-
y By DE. B. @. Perry, 20 Rond Sc. New
Horks Sold eYeryWhere. The tFnns
supplied BY Wholesale Medieins DoafSTs
Z lnArlI-9noaN6d lil .of- ]. a. a Co.,
IDoAD sCRAPERs. Farm Benz
1G.oven Fronts, and Castings Of al
iklnde 3sa $50 John LA1RD& CO..
% a'N-' .lan0
s-te.Hr-a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26
CHERIFF SALE. 80 % zoa

For sale by JoHSD D. PARK, liPclnnas.
ONO. .braIs BIO 'mRyz 'oSyI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26
5Gb1e: Democrat.
#EDNEsDAY.&:....::.:;:.:;:MAY 36.

A. McGREGoR, EDITOR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

She would not have all pictures
thea pfettlnesses = she! would have
some fepEesen the higher Gid De OF our
nature Z but sneh h BOlenn and grand
biectS should not be eonsPicuously ~
liac4d Ia reception rooms, or parts OF
the house " here the mere saFiaee I'M
EsFc0utse of life goes cn.i She then
GaaSEDI 'iBECi'' liR s-G -ysdT
% 'sPFstsH Geare pietures, such ~
pEang Il getting up so mBny OF, have
q certain value as house ornaments
quite Independent OF considerations
OF aistit art. A red cashmere shawl
4eI lY thrown d0Wn0a q garnet
c6lofed sofa, RithSa Sleain OF sun;
shine across il, often ifofIns q BIT OF
eoIoffnR that turns q room Into pic
tILre. 30 sFmug's gVettnraee basket
Of night, red cherries, hting On avail
Of q proper tint, IS . pleasing bit OF
cofoF, ,4p pleasing Because u attempts
not TOO much, and doe al it attempts
we'll g, a1ss. 'Rlgas a1Ottees sad
.tsSta - AlH4taasea asstAEss ASPs q
H'a Hr..a. LII HlH-eatlalFa E'1ffIU z =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

- - 6OLE fhOFhIEtOh, - ~
GEORGE A. KELLY,
Wholesale DFuggiSt, cor. Second Av:
and Wood at, PtttsbuFgh. gF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

.a1s- FNoaIa th atss7E7 ss77 ffntlizni isa.A5Igof
a Poisoned Kertls-Lcv5 sn6 erssnic
5ii.' IT 4he B6tt6m % IL? sEoa
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NOTICE.

J HAVE associated with me in the manage
I ment OF the Widows and Orphans Rene-
ht Life Insurance Company Of New York
for West Tennessee, North Mississippi and
Ark Gngas JObn l.. Afarye, ESQ. The manage
ment VIII be conducted under the name and
style of Crook & Marye.
GEO. W. T.. CROOK
Memphis, Decen Der I. 1859 de5
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WASHINGTON.
Financial and Congressional Items.

WASHINGTON, December 5.-Ihe
annual report of the Comptroller oi
the Currency shows 1920 banks in ac-
tive operation. He makes various
recommendations, and says a bank
ruptcy system can be established
truly national in character and scope,
which will furnish a sound currency
of uniform value in every State OF the
Union.
General Sherman opposes any
further reduction of the army on the
ground that anarchy would follow on
the frontier and some portions Of the
South. He advocates an increase OF
pay.
At least two-thirds of the members
of Congress are now here.
The Chairman on the Committee on
Foreign Affairs says the report on
the ParagUayan question Will not be
ready for months to come.
The Presidents message was COM
pleted yesterday. Neither it nor the
report of the Secretary of the Treas
ury is printed. This pTecautiOn was
taken to prevent premature publlca-
ton, as in repeated cases heretofore.
Both these documents will be given to
the press in manuscript. All other
reports have been printed and the
newspapers supplied.
Total receipts from Internal Reve-
nue. sources exclusive of direct tax on
lands, and duty upon circulation, and
deposits of National Banks for fiscal
year 1869, amont to S6,003, So, ,429.
Receipts for current year are estima-
ted at S175, ,000, 900. The above is
from the report Of the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, which contains
very few unimpOrtant recommends
tiOnS.
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/ vessels under register to carry one or
more apprentices in order to secure a
/ supply of efficient officers and seamen
for our service, was taken up and
adopted.
The Committee on the Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers reported recon-
mending that Congress make an ap-
preparation for rendering navigation
on these rivers free OF distractions,
especially at Des MOines and Rock
Island rapids, and that the bridges
over these rivers should have one
span over the channel 400 feet long.
and sufficiently high to not obstruct
navigation, and that bridges over the
Mississippi above the mouth of the
Missouri shall have one span 500 feet
long, and that the construction O
the piers of such bridges shall be SUI
perintended by Government engin-
GERS. The report was received, and
will be called up in its turn.
The Both proposition, the James
River and kanaWha Canal, was taken
up, with the report of the special COM
mittee on the same, which sets forth a
continuous line of water, connecting
the Mississippi river and the Atlantic
seaboard, is imperatively needed, and
that the James River andsI< <anawha
Canal, if extended to the Ohio, has
special prominence; and that in this
work land pirates and corporate pro-
prietors should be first removed, and
the the Government should grant aid,
and then, after the canal has paid
back the money spent on il by the
General Government and the State of
Virginia, it shall be free canal, col
Letting only sufficient toll for its re-
pairs.
The resolution memorialiZing Con-
gress to carry the James River and
Kanawha Canal into effect was adopt
ed, and a motion prevailed that the
Government put the work in the
hands of trustees.
NEW YORK, December 4.-The Her
aid, in commenting upon the inereas-
ing shipments of wheat and -four
down the Mississippi river to New
Orleans for shipment to England |
says, against the Southern water-line |
OF the Mississippi, the only competi- /
tiOn for the Northwestern grain trade |
that viii pay in the East will be the 1
water-line of the st. Lawrence down |
to the sea. Hence the annexation of |
the Dominion down to the sea is more |
and more becoming a necessity to the /
great grain-growing shippers of the /
y OrthWest.
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NASHVILLE.
The Theat8r and a Portion Of the
Barracks Burned.

NASHVILLE, December 5.-The
theater and band quarters, and Ash
barracks, occupied by United States
troops, were destroyed by fire last
night. The remainder of the barracks
were saved with difficulty by the
Nashville fire department and the
soldiers.
a delegation from Louisville,
headed by ex-GOv. Bramlette, have
arrived here, their object being a
charter from the Legislature for a
railroad from Louisville to Chatta-
nOOCa.
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CHANcERY SALE
WEDNESDAY, December IS, 1869.

No. 23I9. o. R.-Chancerv Court OF Memphis
Henry T. James vs.. VIM +. Eppes et-al.
ElN virtue OF an tnttrlOcutOry decree IN this
ID cause, 1 win sell. at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in the town of Fort Pickering.
on WEDSEsDAY, December Is, 1863, within le-
gal hours, the following described Real Estate,
UO-wit:
The south half of Block No. 90, IN that part
OF the city of Memphis call ed Fort Pickering,
and lying between Fifth street on the east.
and Fourth street on the west. and GhOisOn
street on the south. and the first alley east of
Gholson street On the north, fronting 100 feet
8 inches on Fifth street and 100 feet on GhOi-
son street.
TERMS OF SArE.-Cash to the amount OF the
decree herein and costs; balance on credit
of twelve months. Equity of redemption
barred.
In case the above sale shall fail to bring the
amount of the decree herein and costs, then
and in that event the north half OF sald
Block No. 80 will be sold, in lots or suDdiYi-
siOns; sale to continue until the amount
requisite 10 satisfy the decree herein and
COSTS in CASH. is yielded.
Terms Of sale of north half Of Block No 5s-
One-half CASH; balance on a credit OF lWeiFe
months. Equity of redemption barred.
nos A. ALSIOsr =. anu u
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Green House Plants, Flowers, Etc.

WE ARE NOW FULLY PREPARED To
w III all orders, Lay Out and BeauttcF
Grounds and Furnish Bouquets, at shorr no
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Receivers Sale.
On Thursday, the 9th Day of December. 1863

the hour Of 10 o'clock am, at the aue-
"A tion house of ROyster, TrezevGut & Co.
on the corner Of Main and Jefferson Streets
in the city Of Memphis, I viii sell. to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed Bonds and Notes, deposited by B. B.
EGGdeil, TO secure his Indebtedness TO the
GayosO Savings Institution:
Five Bonds, Nos. 20 to "A Inclusive. These
bonds are made by B. B. Waddeu and Coal
man Boyd, dated May p, 1866. and payable I'd
May, lS72. Each Of these bonds Is for one
thousand dollars, and each has seven (7) cou-
pOus, now due. Tor thirty dollars each These
bonds are secured by a deed In trust OF the
OvertOn Hotel and other real essate in the
city OF Memphis, made by G.. Boyd and B. b
W atddell, on the I'd May, 1865 and recorded in
the Registers office of Shelby county. Tenn.
in Book No. So, part lst, pages 5S4, aS5, etc.
One nOte dated November Is, 1867 made by
:. Is. Robins O Co., for 5000, payable Ist day
Of January, 1870 10 the order OF 3. B. Wad-
dell, and by him indOrsed.
seven 10 notes maze by s. B. Robins & Co.,
Memphis, Move mber ], 1857, Tor S5O0. each pay
able 70 the order OF B. b. Waddell. and by
him indOrsed, payable as follows: One, three
months after date; two, at four months after
date; two at five months after date; one, at
six months after date, and one at seven
months after date.
nos :. MO5BT. Receiver.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Enr ealn--rnttnn Machinerv


ONE 30 In. Beater Lapper; one 30 -. in. Il
Beater Lapper; one Whipper. Built By
p Within & Son; have been run years.
Twelve 30 in pat. Gambrin Cards; have
been run two t2l years; clothing in good or
der Two Railway heads, with Eyeners- Two
Heads u Boss Drawing. Built by J {. Whit
ing; run.two ~ years.
one Drawing Frame, 9 Golfers; two Sikh
berTs 80 Spindles each. Built by Vim. Mason
have run six l6l years.
Two Fine Speeders, so Spindles each Built
by Lowell Machine Snop, and run three CD
years
dies each Built by W1m. Mason & Co., and
run six years.
Eight Ia Ring Spinning Frames, 90 Spindles
each. Have probably been run 10 or L years:
in good condition.
One Warper Iron Frame and Cylinder, with
Pat. Drop Box. Built In Lowell.
One Cotton Dresser Iron Frame, with Cop
per Boxes and steam Heaters Built by VIM.
Mason & Co., and run years.
Forty-eight Looms, 32xS4 in. Reed. Built
by W. N. Bickicrd, and run years.
A large number of Harnesses, Reeds. Center
and Section Beams; also, Spools and Robbins.
The above machinery is well appointed,
and will be sold az fair rates. in lots to suit
purchasers. Apply to
! nos o. q. SAMPSON & CO., Boston.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHEELING, Dec. 5.-The steamer
Ormsby, of the coal feet, burst her
steampipe to-day, killing the engin-
deck hands. The boat and bargeS are
lying in a precariOus condition.
NEW YORK, December O. J.
J. Eckert, of Burdell murder
notOriety, died in the peniten-
tiary to-day.
Albert d. Richardson was buried in
Franklin, Mass.
Last night the Democrats were tax
ing steps for the reorganization Of the
Democratic party in Kings county.
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RESOLUTIONS OF thanks.


VEsTKY RooM OF THE CoSGREGATIONl
BETH Ell EMETiI-
MEMPHIS, Decem her .. 1869.
At q regular meeting of the Board Of Trus-
tees Of the above-named Congregation, the
following preamble and resolutions were
presented and unan imously adopted;
WHEREAS, Several young men rendered a
ball for the benefit OF our Congregation; and,
whereas. by the energy displayed and the
deep interest taken, the ball has resulted in
q success, both financially and socially I;
therefore, be IL
ResoIred That the sincere thanks of this
Congregation be rendered to the following
named gentlemen: Sigmond Kuhn, Martin
Cohen, Sol Morris, Ch. Lewik, L. Harris, Joe
Halle. NJ Morris, M. Bashwitz, Daniel Braun,
Henry Braun, II. Goodman, M. Hirsh, $.
Hirsh. L. Hesser, ]. Boxhaum. L. Schwab and
A. ]. Peres.
Resolved, That a copy of the above proceed
ings be published in the city papers, and be
d. HARRIS,
L.LYONS,
B. BOXHORN,
M. BREs, Committee.
Secretary Of the Congregation. def
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

TNHE stated communication of Ange- 2
4 roma Lodge No. l6S viii be held this Ny
fMONDAY) Evening, December 9th, at Nv
O'Clock, for dispatch OF business.
An n. n 5 are fraternally invited.
JOHN ZENP, W. NJ.
Totr,r Elr knrreu Gacretarv dqG
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MILES from st. Louis, or o. and u. r.
70 r. L. T. BABCOCK. Proprietor. Two
Hundred acres in the cultivation Of Eruls
Trees Apples-a magnificent stock o. lana
year olds. includinE all the leadin4 th0
most Douular southern varieties. oDtalneo
frOrn reliable growers SOuth-fears, feeenes,
Plums. Aprfcots. Nectarines, Cherries, Quln-
ces, Grapes, Straw berries, hasP pei sie-s
flr6am entail Evergreen and DecidUous lreeat
Fioverine shrubs, Herbaceous Plants, Btiloss
-. pra17cl1 Cffics. Is and % Moroe street.
01Sa SsQ1 d.aF GEO. Il. BROWN, Ganl Asent.
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New & Rich Jewelry.
INSANE ASYLUM.

@ T. VINCENT's INSTITUTION FOR THE
= INSANE, ST. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters of Charity, Au-
gust 10, 1888. II Is private and first-elass in
It's arrangements and accommO Odation. In
sane patients OF both sexes and OF all de-
nominations are received, also these addicted
to taking opium or other stimulants to ex-
cess and desire TO correct. For terms, etc,
apply to DR.. J. K. BAUDUY or the SISTER
cf|rSfrI9TnIl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-06

The RAIDS are very anxions that
President Grant should fill the con-
templated vacancies on the Supreme
Bench with two such villains as But
Ter and Schenek. Farewell, and q
long farewell to justice,
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Thnrsdau nacamher -
AVAILABLE FARM

CONTAINING 1907 acres, 90 acres cleared
~ and IN good tillable condition the balance
in good timber, will be sold by the under
signed, heirs Of Hugh Mcclellan, to the high
est bidder, fol division, on
Tuesday, the 9TH Of December next,
Between the hours OF II and o'clock on the
premises. The improvements are a good
dWelitng-hOuse, kitchen, smOke-hOuse. sta
bles, cribs and other out houses. grass-lot and
3 fine young orchard now bearing. SAID fITm
Is situated Is miles northeast Of Memphis. IN
the first civil district in shelby county, two
and a-half miles from Shelby Depot, M- & y,
R R., and on the road leading 70 Pcrtersvil ?.
TERMs-Half cash. the balance on a credit
OF twelve months with a lien retained
T. c. MCCLELLAN,
W. R. MCCLELLAN,
NJ A. DAVIDSON.
noI-wt NJ J. MCCLELLAN.
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Mr.. f. H. Shelton has been nomi-
mated by thepeople of Fayette county,
represent them in the Constitutional
Convention.
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Ward Registration Notice.

THE Registration Offices in the several
i wards will remain open 20
December 28, 1860,
AS the law provides.
ONCE hours from am. to pm.
JOHN p. BOUGHNER,
Commissioner of Registration for Shelby Co.
Memphis, November -, 1859,
Ledger copy, noso
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THURSDAY. necemhsr 2s. l869.

at I2 o'clocI IA, for cash. in front ofthe Court
house, Greenlaw Block. between Union and
Gayoso streets. in the city OF Memphis, Tenn,
for the purpose of satisfying a note secured
by the said deed, the following described
property, lying in the county Of Shelby, State
Of Tennessee, tO-wit;
A tract o land containing (le4 one hundred
acres, near the Brownsville Road, about SO
miles from Raleigh, and being the same tract
of land devised to said VIM. L. Bell by the
last viii and testament OF Jane Blair tfcr
more full description, reference is made to
said will, recorded in the county of Shelby,
Tennessee, March Term, 1858, pages ID to l3I),
and also the crop growing on said land, con-
sisting of - acres OF wheat, 70 acres OF corn, 8
acres of potatoes, and other vegetables, and
25 acres Of cotton.
The title is deemed good, but will convey
and sell as trustee.
de4 T. W. BUTTINGHAUS. Trustee.
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On the sth of December Next.

The person renting said tract of land viii be
required to give unquestiOnable note, with
city Of Memphis acceptance, payable on the
LIST OF November, 1870, and a lien be retained
on the crop for the year lS7G The renting 70
take place during legal hours.
de2 A HODGE Receiver.
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Total

Not being REINFORCED, as the whites
so strongly are, by vigorous and pro-
life immigration, we doubt that the
colored total next year viii exceed
100000.
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REMOVAL.

II g. DUN CO., having removed TO STAN
II. ton Block, corner Of Madison ana Frons
Streets will be happy - sec subscribers and
friends w. c. MATTHEWS,
nc1 0apagsr
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Cur Next Census.

The New York Tribune says that
DR.. Jarvis, of Boston, has been guess
ing at the results of our ninth census,
which viii be taken next summer
probably in June. He guesses that
the total population of the United
States Excluding Indians not taxed)
will be 1858, ll5, whereof 1864, ,4l8
will be colOred. AS the total popula-
ton in 1860 was lab, $50, the esti-
mated increase exceeds eight millions,
and is considerably above twenty-five
per cent. Considering that we have
had four years of desperate, bloody
civil war in this decade, this increase
must be deemed remarkable, even adj
mitting that we owe a good share of
it to immigration.
We doubt that the colOred pOpula-
tiOn will be found SO numerous as DIR.
Jarvis estimates. While we do not
credit half that is reported of their
licentiOusneas, dissipation and excess
sive mortality, we presume that the
general breakup of homes and habits
resulting from emancipation in the
midst Of civil war has precluded any
considerable increase of their number
since 1860, when they were returned
as
5laYes..',.. ,933, l0O
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The Drawing Of Spanish Policy

TAKES PLACE DAILY
In the Large Hall in the Rear of our Ranking
House, Chances Ten Cents Each.
nRIZES. ranging in value from 81 90 TO s777,-
i 200. One prize to every lW Blanks. send
tween lO7 and III 7G0, they will be put into the
wheel II you draw prize we win let you
know by return mail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-06
Executors Sale Of
LINDEN STREET
BUILDING LOTS
ON LONGTIME.

On WEDNESDAY. December I5th. I VII
" sell at public sale. to the highest bidder
in accordance with the VIII Of Dr. $. n Whas.-
ton. deceased. lots % and "A. block So. Linden
street. having front Of Id feet. By depth o.
Terms-One, two. three and four years with
interest and good security On first and secohc
payments. Sale u o'clock. upon the Dreml-
ses. J. a. ANDERSON
Admir- with viii annexed.
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles.

L HAVE now on hand, and am CONSTANT
1 saving, full stock OF Building Lumber,
of all dimensions; Sills, JOists, Studding
Posts, Boards of all lengths, and clear Lum-
ber; also large stock Of
LATHS AND SHAVED SHINGLES
Particular attention given to the shipmen
of Lumber. Orders solicited.
So Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf River,
north of Bayou Gayoso.
se5 d&W q NJ ven AblsG
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4 BOUT 3O00 acres Of the richest cotton land
y Of Chicot county, Ark, the finest cotton
region in the world; IL is high bank land;
formerly Belle Point, one Of the first Sc
lectiOus on the river; loo acres cleared. bal
ance timber, readily salabls as wood or luIn-
bCr; leyeed fronting on the river, and encir-
cled by beautiful lake; II has the great ad-
vantage Of Independence Of the levees Of the
main shore, and can be made a most secure
and beautiful domain Valued, before the
war. at ijU.NG0; IL is now offered so low that
the profits Of a single fun crop viii pay for ft.
II net sold by l5th January, lsl0, IL VIII be
leased on favorable terms. Apply to
de2 JOHN T. DOWDALL ST Louis No
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of a Deed OF TTast, executed by
ID William 1. Bell. on the 18th day o. July.
1868 aud OF record in the Registers office OF
shelby county, in Record Note Book No. 6,
page l26, in Book ~, foIthe purpose Of secur-
ing a certain Indebtedness therein set forth,
Trustee sell. on
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NOTICE.

7 WILL offer the WILLIAMS ERACT OF
4 LAND. in the county of Crfttenden, in Ar
kansas. adjoining Frank COchrans, on the
Military Road, for rent ut public Outcry. IN
the town of Marion. in said county,