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NOTICE OF DISsOLUTION.-The copart-
n nership heretofore existing under the
nrm name OF particles q Miller " this day dis
solved by mutual consent, L. ". Miller re-
tiring-tbe ~ naming parties 10 receive
amounts due the old hrm, and receipt for the
same &. l. RARpEE
NOAH PAKTFG.
W. AILLERR
Memphis, March IA, E70. mhls
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Non-R Resident E0iics-

NO; 4@o; n, Rim tie Chancery Court o
W1lnnsn es a..
appearing from afadavitfn this cause that
Jhe William Bender IS a citizen
OF AlaDama, and q nonresident OF the sat
Of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse i'm the
eiJy OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the drst
sleAUaY 10 April 1870, and plead, answer or
De taken Tor confessed as to him, and set for
Nearing ex partei and that a copy Of this or
uer De pubilshed once a week, for our sue
cesslYe weeks, in the Memphis ApDaal.
AUGUSTON ASTON, Gle-.- andk fSster-
a ~6opy-attest:
=. d. BLACK. Deputy GEEK and Master.
Westcott Il Sfahl, Solicitors Tor Complain
ant. fehl2
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Friday, 25th March, 1870,

IN front OF the Circuit Courtroom, in the city
OF Me1phis, between the hours Of 10 and ~
o CLOCK am, proceed to sell, to the highest
DIuuer, Tor cash, at public auction, the prop
erty described in said Deed of Trust, tO-wft:
o4H aures of land, situate in Shelby county.
Tenn in the 18th Civil District OF said
county, about 3 miles east OF the city of Mem
ph1s, and one mile north OF Whites Station
on the Memphis aud Charleston raiIrn"s
DelNg the tract OF land upon which z ~
Mason is now living and farmInV and con-
posed or several small tracts, as foIIoyrs -.
wit: One parcel containing II cores. known
a. me ~Sanderlin rsaot, purchased by said
Aa4oA ifoin Dempsey Sanderlin about ISS4.
one parcel kHQWn &c the Sykes tract. con
--lg ABOUT Loo acres, purchased hy saId
Mason OF James Sykes II lS5S one parcel
known rs tne bianuenhau tract, containing
IL acres, purchased by said Mason of John
ID. Grah2m's estate Ia 1852; one small parcel
containing -, more or less, purchased OF
Meredith Yates IN i6h1-au OF which pur-
cnases are Of record in the Registers office.
to which reference is made for a more full
descriptions the bal8Ips NJ the o4l scres, ad-
joining the 9bgVe. being composed Of several
small parcels, purchased Of Varloug PARTIES.
whose deeds are Of RECORD and reference
made fCT a fuller description, Also, at same
TIME aud place, will be sold ~ Wagons and
sixteen Mules.
only such title 10 the abo-z
described property as Is vested n ne as
Trustee.
fe6S JOHN D. oUIGLEY, Trustee.
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No. 1s4-In the Chanoery Court Of Memphis
tennessee. Bill 70 set aside couveyanee.
Martha Boon. by next friend. vs. a p Me-
Tili and others.
1 appearing from afidavit IN this causa
L THAT The defendants. A. P. Merrill and ne
he4rs OF Marguerite. Lovin, deceased. are non
reslGents OF the state Of Tennessee. In ia
therefore ordered that they make their an
peaTance herein, At the cOurtbOusei in the CITY
OF Memphis, Tennessee. on the drst Non5ey
IN April, 1871, and plead, answer or demur To
cO~mplaInants bill, or the same will be taken
Tor confessed as 70 them, and set for hearing
ex parte, and that a COPY of this onSer ne
published once a week, for four SUCCESSIVE
weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
4 ~COpy-Attest
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
j. X. ROBERTsOS, Sol. for COmnIafnonf ~
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Attention, Builders.

SEALED~ proposals will be received By the
y undersigned, at Monticello, Arkansas,
nom this dat9 until the l6th day of April for
the baildtng OF a COURTHOUSE Tor Drew
county, Arkansas. Plans and specifications
may be seen and Information as TO price OF
materials, ETC. obtained by application to
me undersigned, or TO Messrs. Jones x BALD
win, Architects, Memphis, Tenn
Payments viii be made prompflv-bna-
third when the contract Is undertaken ana
the balance when the building is anisned.
ID. WELL2,
mhB COMMISSIONS
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RETAIL GROCERS.
SPICER g. SHARPE,
asa Main ST. Maueyusy Black,

A RE now receiving large and fresh stock
~ of family supplies. Our friends can hno
all they want, at prices as low rs the same
quality of goods can be had In the city:
Harrison, Clarksvills and Southern Star
Flour
Davis Su%gar-cured Hams.
Tongues and Dried Beef.
Italian MaccarOni.
Choice Teas, sugars and Coffee.
Fine Syrups.
BuckWheat.
Choice London Layer Raisins.
Figs, Prunes, Citron and Currants.
English Sauces. Pickles, Mustard.
Pure Cider Yinegar-nO mistake.
Give US a call. and we think Wa caA please
in point Of price and quality.
iaI4 sPICER & sHA RIPE
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEALs
MERrPHIs. March II, 1870. J

EANANOEs
The demand for money is light, as
a general thing, and first class paper
Is seldom offered at bank, while the
demand for it is very good, and all OF
this kind offered is taken freely at lOa
u per cent, and even easier rates are
occasionally reported. Balances show
up largely in favor of business houses,
and take the condition of affairs as
they now exist they are certainly very
favorable indeed to what they have
been at any time since the war. An
other cotton crop at a fair value will
set u people on their feet once more,
and will place the South in equally as
good condition financially as ever it
was before the war. There is a good
demand for exchange on New York
and Boston, and the checking rates
are firm at per cent. Cotton bills
are taken at I discount to par. The
latter rate is an exceptional one, and
only made where the buyer is short,
which Is the Isl IN not q few instau-
ces. Regular customers, however, are
supplied at the ruling rates, even
though in order to do 50 the seller may
have 70 purchase from other dealers
to meet the demand. We have heard
of transactions between banks at pre-
mium, but to-day there was less ac-
commodatiOn shown in this way, and
one or two banks refused to sell to
their n~eighbOrs. 1t is certain that
none of them are Overburthened with
exchange, and should the cotton sales
drop ct shipments Of currency would
be sure to follow.
The demand for city scrip continues
light. The large city notes which are
out are not available TO dealers, VINO
are no longer permitted 70 deposit a
check against them, and the only des-
cripcjOn Of city Indebtedness at All
sought sar here Is the past due coupon,
which finds buyers at j,sesling to tax
payers at T7a7o.
COUNT warrants are also dull, one
or two dealers only are buying, the
Others have all they want az present
Brokers buy at 74a7j, and sellat t6at'.
We an learn Of no change IN ZEN
pessee money. II is decidedly dull at
72a73 buyiEg, selling at 75a74.
Bonds ana stocks are nominal.
There is some demand for iavorIte
sloeks. but few are offered.
Tennessee bonds were quoted IA
New York to-day Is foIoWsI Oldl
5sia59. new, 49sa49s. Railroad ana
exDress shares are steady and active:
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Non. Resident Notice.

No. 42O0-In the Chancery Court Of Memphis
Tennessee-5alius Bake vs.. CORTLAND Cad
mus ct al.
TT appearing from sfidavft In this cause
that the defendant. Whitney Frank Is a
nonresident of the state OF Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That he make
his appearance herein, at the Courthouse
in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on the drst
Monday IN May, 1870, and plead, answer pr
demur to complainant bill, or the saraF WI
be taken for confessed as 70 him, anp set
for hearing eXparte: and that a o of This
order be published once "A week, for four
| successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A copy-attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY BENZ. CoLMAN, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Hansen, Swtngley & Dashiel, Solicitors for
! complainant. mhlb
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INSANE ASYLuM.

ct. VINCENT'S INSTITUTION FOR THE
= INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was Ounded by the Sisters OF Charity, Au-
gust 10, 1858. II is private and hrst-elass ia
its arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients of both sexes and of all de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
TO taking opium or other stimclan1s 70 ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc,
apply 70 Dr.. J. K BAUDUY or the SISTER
SrTPERTQN sugg
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Cafarrh.

S~topped-up Head, Running Of the Nose, Con-
slant Hawking and Spitang, Constant
Blowing Of the Nose.
Thousands suffer from that most annoying,
disagreeable and offensive cOmplaint-Ca-
tarrh, without knowing what II IL.
Often the secreUed mucous, flowing down
the throat clogs up the lungs, and lays the
foundation for consumption.
The most skiliful physicians fau to euro II.
Recently, several Ear Doctors" OF this ity
have turned their attention to the treatment
of catarrh, and demand most fabulous prices
from patients.
observation-disclosures OF greeuIsh, thick, thDa oj
gIairy mucous from the nose, tnternal " 81
exte~FnaIly-pain or fullness betweel thu
ey-es-cCnstant blowing Of the nose-iniam.
nation Of the nasal passages-uleeratiou OF
the schusiderian membrane, etc, in the
cOurge of q few DAYS.
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There was ali active inquiry to-day.
md nod %, ters shown much anxiety
- Ist % In.,,,ess would have beer
large; ss il was i4a2 bales changed
hands at full prices. MANY holuer'
would not show their tabs hOPlns
for n continuation Of the good news
or where they did offer they aske-
prices beyond the views Of buyers. 1t
viii be seen that a larger proportion
OF fine grades have been taken than
usual. Among the transactions were:
81 bales Low Ordinary at i3lal5lc, IL
Ordinary at l7ic, 800 Ordinary and
Good Ordinary at l7alSc, 24O Good
Ordinary at lSa2Oc, l9l Low Middling
at I9ta2l4c, l5j Strict Low Middling
at 2l4a2Ifc, 10 Middlings at a!l4a22c,
90 Strict Middling5 at DC, II Good
Middlings at 22a23c; 300 Good Mixed
on a basis Of 2lta2lIc for Mid
dlings. A few bales Of Mi1dlings
were, no doubt, picked up at lie, but
they were stray ones and did not give
q fair idea Of the market. The New
York market advanced Of a cent to-
day. Only one Liverpool dispatch
was received.
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NOTICE.
District OF West Tennessee,
Tn R1nHrnnfru -

District OF West IenneSsee, :.
In Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tenn. the 18th day OF March, 1870
THE under signed hereby gives notice of
Il his appointment as Assignee Of solomon
Hesse, Samuel Hesse and David Levy, tndi-
vtdually and as mem bers of the firm ofHssse,
Levy 4 Co, OF the city OF Memphis, in the
county Of shelby, and State of Tennessee,
within said District, who have been adj
Judged bankrupts on creditors petition,
6y the District Court Of said District,
mills SIMON WELLER, Assignee.
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WANTEp---AeENTs.
FRENCH HORTICULTURE
PLANTSl PLANTS! PLANTS

CREAT exhibition Of plants received pea
VI last steamer from France. such as Ca
melia, Magnolia, Azalea, Maronia, Rododen-
rum, Leonia, Hydrangea, etc. a great va
rfety OF new Roses, Fruit Trees Apple, Pear,
Cherry, Peach, Apricots. Grapes, etc; sol
species (seeds and Rootsl FloWers.aand a
quantity Of other new plants franl4arope
n California, too numerous to eut1H crate.
Mr.. TURE, nom Paris, Florist, Gardener
Nc. 2lSk Second street. between Jefferson
and Court Square, invites amateurs TO visti
Is hpe COLLECTION. PKLees SeEs Kfederate
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qualified as the Executor Of the
z. W. Garkey, deceased, creditors
~ AZ bs[e6 S lotined % nle Win me thsiT &C.
couHLS- clal INST his estate. Those owing
whateveL All come forward and settle, 10
the estate rfeI9f JOS. SPECHT
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trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF q Deed in Trust, made TO
u me by A. NJ. Ferguson, on the Sd day OF
January, 1856, and recorded In the Registers
ONCE for shelby county, Tennessee, in Book
%, part LIST, pages ~, fT3 and 473, which was
made to secure the payment OF a note for
81, 80 u, payable to Patrick 0'TOole; and,
whereas, said note was not promptly paid at
maturity, and having been requested 50 70
do. by Bridget OTcOle, Administrators OF
said Patriek OrTQole. now deceased. l win. on
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WEDHEsDAY, APRIL 6, 1870,

p..,.,en the hours OF p o'clock m. and
ascj@-t, pI1, in front OF the STUN 10y MIiis'
10 IN Fopi.Nr street, IN the Guy OF 0tenRn1s
tennessee se., ltOtheh high est Dlu1Si Ia Gesd'
the property conveyed to Ia -ts9c fot n,
described as fol- to-Wtt: - bsing in ~
marcel OF land, situate, lying Wfgan5 5fats
eitv Oh Memphis, county OF She ny 1S5,tb sac n.
al Tennessee; situated on the NJ 10 NJ,
poplar street. in the city of MemB u5 ii county
Poplar street,. being a part Of origin ri of Iot
lot No. 499, II being lot No. s and pa nron.
No. 1 on the plan OF subdivision Of sal. tIowg
erty. and particularly described as 70. NTH
to-wtt: Beginning at a stake on the 81 7si
side Of Poplar street. VIM. Yates nOrthe. :
corner. said stake being - feet west OF ii
northwest corner Of the Bluff City MIL prop
artv. thence eastward along the south side
OF Poplar street IT feet 10 inches 10 n stakes
thence south in a direct line 20 the northeast
corner Of the main building of the cooper
shop 1872 feet to a stake; thence south l0Lz'
west on a line with the east end of said main
building or oOoper-shOp and continuing be-
vOnd it, in all 81 feet 3 inches to a stake;
thence westward. parallel with Poplar street
no feet to a stake-Wm. Yates east unei
thence northeast along WIN. Yates line lbl
feet. more OF less, to the beginning corner;
he same being formerly known az the Cheek
mill property, and now known as the BLUM
City NH property.
Tic title to said property - believed TO be
unreasonable, but I sell and convey only
as Trustee.
mhT e. MYERS, Trustee.
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"LADY 81 GIN"

LADY EI-GIN,"
READY FOR sPyaING TRADE.
The Company aiss call the attention Of
Watches now Offer e "a zeveral peculiar
IMPROVEMENT Sv' "a n4hersN and also q new
close ne works den, 50 CONSTRUCTS - against
dust, enabling ,andform q prUo1 10 remain in
a watch WIZ a.. cleaning, don oie my ne tthis nro-
tectian' Ordinarily run &Pou ms Pr
had ~ mp any feel conaorut, after Ia
sellip II !" atcles three years market, anu
Of T. smf.ny thousands OF them N an parts
bar y co Antry, that he EIgiR WgLch. = are bHe
, . Gsme keepers nom offered 10 The A1aer{cq, Dd0-
Ut either Ladies' Or Genuenaeasi Hse- r.
" - :" oLAcr uses, ODeT fUe hundred dealers IN
sa5b Jus parts OF the land have ureservedIy
.,s 1se0 Jnem. They are in use upon numer-
pUa ines OF railway, Including the Union
zinc and the Pennsylvania Central. ana
rt1sts OF Lnese roads,, with other prominent
IAllroao officials, indorse them as 1ba best
watsnss IQr me use Of the railroad employees
anu travellers yet introduced
me GLOWING are presented as specimens of
these testimonials:
onion Paegle r. n, O0is Of GsnT SuDt.l
OMAHA, December 10, 1888.
Co., Chicago. I'll:
DsuT Sir: During the month that have car
EisC oAe OF your b ". Raymond" watches
IL mas not failed 10 Beep the time with 10 /
mue4 accuracy as 10 leave nothing to desire
ia thiS regard For accuracy in tune keep
ing, beauty Of movement and dnisb. vo1r
Watcies challenge my admiration and arouse /
my pride as an American, and SIN confident |
that IN all respects they viii com oete snccsss. :
GlLy IN Lhe markets OF The world. with sim
lar manufacturers OF older nations. They
need only 20 be known to be appreciated.
Yours, most respectfully,
G. q. HAMMOND, GenT Snp't
Oglce Of the Hudson RiUer Railroad.
Gen1S upt New York, Ian. ~, 1870.
I. N. Avery Esq, President National Watch
Company:
Dear Sir: The watch made by your COMPANY
which L have carried the past two months.
frequently on engines. and have been on the
road with II almost daily. During this time
thas run uniformly with our standard clock.
Truly yours,
J. N. TOUCEY. GenT sup't.
Inc IOllOWlng dealers, also, IN various parts
Of the country, have certified that they con-
slider the Elgiu Watches to be all that the
Company have advertised them, as better
finished, more correct and durable, than anv
IN market Of similar price, and that they have
the public on account OF their general merit
D--A" Parsons . O. Warren /
Spadone q CO., N. Y; Middleton 4 Bro, n.
VI 4 .. byuaer, y 4 HFhIT Ginnsi, =. l.;
Geo ", PratJ q CO.. n. r. scott, Barrett j
Co., Pittsburg; J. r. Reed 4 Co. Pittsbnrg; G.
natl JENKINS 2 Hatch, CINCINNATI; Z, Helle-
bush, Cincinnati; Z. Jdecard i Co, St Louis;
\. r. RrIttSndan * Co, Cleveland N. Burt.
Cl6gelanai AoFse, Reddia y HaIplltGn. CnI- ]
cago; ]. II. hense, denver, Col; Al. M. Said
win & Co., san Francisco; Koch d Dryfus, n. =
O.. and over 49f others. /
Various grades and prices made TO sutt diff
ferens .H''As- Ne Na0geHlegts rehgied oy ne Co3- S
pang. Gail on your Jeweiei - -
Elgin Watches. BUsipess Office and sales {
room National Watoh Company, I
mh55&w i59 and l6i Lake ST., Chicago.
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Levee Bonds for
Sale

We AVE on hand a large lot OF levee bonds
OF Bolivar, Washington and Issaquena coun-
ties, Mississippi, which we will sell on the
most favorable terms Parties having 10 pay
taxes on lands In said counties would do
well to call upon Us.
STEWART BROS. & FIZER.
mhI3 No.u Union street. stonewau Blork.
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Attachment Suit.

852-Munictpal Court otthe City of Memphis,
ks ONCE, March sth, 1870.
OIo plaintiffs, VS.. Attachment
Fargason Il .. defendants.
suit, 7. Crow & -. @~G been
A FFIDANIT for attachment hav..
a made in this case in pursuance Of Sect,c,
81. OF me CoGe OF tennessee, and attachment
hav1t. "eSu issueu ana returned by the prOp-
er officer. levied, etc., on the property Of me
Defendants. y. crow & Co.. It is therefore or
dered that sain SeIendGnts appear at the Mu-
Tenn, on or before the first Tuesday in May
next, and defend this suit, or the same viii
be taken for confessed As 10 them, and the
case set for gearing eK pSFee, and that a copy
Ofthis order be published Gucea week, for
four consecutive weeks. In tie Memphis APP
peal A copy:
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By F. F. Boswell, d. e..
stephens q Smith, attorneys for PITTS.
mbtZ
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attachment HOtics.

r.,.a ~ Tennessee. Shelby ~cOunty.-Beiore
= A Moore, J. z. in AID for SAID county
". n. COghiiI VS.. Geo. BEnTd- na
having been 4ade ana Dohu
q 1jven and ATTAINMENT Having been IS
s1ed as required by law IN at~tacht1-nL
and the same having been duiy tes1InSu'
served by garnisAment, etc. anu
not found: sae.vaa,t
"a is therefore ordered, Thai SAD ~lehaA
aDDear be fore me, at my ONCE III ne cl.y "
dav 81 April. 1870, at 2 O'Clock pm, ana MAKE
defense to said suit or the same WI os tlSu
exparce: and that a copy OF THIS otde1 ue
pubIshed in the Memphis appeal aoE ious
consecutive weeks. b MOCNEf
March 5. 1870 mbo
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COTTON.

- ~, I30,9s s55i,1s,8l8lI
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On The 28fh Of march. $50,

In front of the Office of Dickinson, Willlams
n 20. No. 9O Front street, Memphis,
al eleven o'clock an we viii sell,
for cash. 10 the highest bidder, the tOl,
4 lowing described property, viz: A tract OF
land and an improvements thereon, situated
| on or near the New Raleigh road, known a.
the AmmOn property, conveyed 70 us py
1eed in Trust, and particularly described
a erein. Redemption waived.
tn j. W. DICKINSON.
=. 70. 1870. IfeOl ". W. GUY.
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NJ c.

General Ticket once OF the n. and c. r. &
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. %, 1863.
g II. SHOCK Is cur only authorized agent
y. TO redeem our Euligrapt tickets bound
South, and nOne others need present tickets
~ this once. A A. BARNES,
no1 9aB1 Ticket Agent.
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Administrators Notica
March Election Election Notice

Or SATURDAY, 18th of March, 1870, an
" election viii be opened and held, at the
respective places Of voting in the civil dis
tricts Of shelby county, for sheriff. Clerks of
Circuit, County and Criminal courts, Trustee.
Revenue Collector. and for Justices OF the
exists, and for the Ratification or Rejection
of the New Constitution, recommended by
the recent convention. according 70 laW.
Polls open at 9 am and close At o clock pm
The following are designated as the polling
places:
District No.1-Gratitude Church.
District No. 2Starkey Reddetl's.
District No. 3-John c.. Bottoms.
District No. 4-Caba.
District No. 6R NJ. Kings.
District No 6-Raleigh.
District No. 7-Bartlstt.
District No.. S-Bartlett.
District No. @Shelby Depot
District No. l0-Walter Aliens.
District No. u-Fisherville.
District No. R-COllierviile,
District No. f3-Memphis.
District No. ~l4-Memphis.
District No. l5-Memphis.
District No. ls-Memphis.
District No. H-Intersection Of Breedlove
avenue and new Raleigh road.
District No. lS-Big Spring, on old state line
road.
District No. Is-Farmville.
District No. 20-Forest Hill.
District No. 2~I-GermaDtown.
District No. 22-McClary Il Co.'S Mil
District No. 2-White'sS Station, M. q R.R.
District No. 24-Intersection Of Horn Lake
and Kerr avenue.
District No. 5-Interseation ofPigeon Roost
road ana NJ, and q, r. X.
List OF Officers to hold the election Will be
g. h. SHOCK,
nhIs Commissioner Of Registration.
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Sernfula.

Struma, G%landular Swellings, Running, or
Crusty Eruptions, salt Rheum,
Kings Evil.
The Scrofula faint, inherited or otherwise.
filing life with untold misery, Is, by all usual
medical treatment, hOpelessly tncurable.
The only true cures which I have ever seen
are those which have been performed by me.
l Will contract 70 cure, without fail, every
case Of Blood Diseases, even the mostTerrihls
forms of Leprosy, Erysipelas, Ecze9a, Cam
GERS, Tumors, Ulcers, Assesses, and every
form Of red, scaly, oF d~lsngurtng eruption, in
nom rortT-elght ho1rs to 8 few weeks.
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On Thursday. March 81 ls7n.

IN mont Of the entrance 20 the Circuit Court
building, on UntOn street, in said city. be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 2
O'Clock pm, sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following d.
ser1bed property or lot OF land, with The az
purtenances thereto belonging, lying and
being situated in the city o. Memphis. Tea-
nessee, and described il said Deed as foSl0ws
tO-wit: Being the same known on tine siss
OF the. own OF Memphis as lot one hundred
ana eighty-f0ur llSl, beginning az point on
the east side OF Main street and the narfh
side of Toncry's alley, being the first aIiev
north Of Jackson street; running thence
with the north side OF said alley east one
bUndredEand forty-etgbt feet and six inches
JAS feetst tnchesl to an alley; thence NORTH
seventy @9nf feet aud three inches IA feet &
incheGii thence west one HUNDRED and fortv-
eight feet and six inches LAS feet s Inches to
Maln street, and thence south seventy-four
feet and three inches IA feet 8 Inehesl 10 me
place OF beginning.
The tile is believed 10 be good, but convey
only IA Trustee.
RoBT. p. DUNCAN, Trustee.
ssLQgss& Duncsn, Solicitors. ABS