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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-26
9Th day of ssDtsmhsr, 1870,

At the 'front.' door of the courthouse in ths
city Of Memphis, In which the Chancery-
Courts of shelby county are held, proceed tO
cash, the following described real estate TOR
so much thereof as may be necessary to pay
of the lndebsedness mentioned and yet dus
In said trust deed sitaated in Shelby county.
Tennessee, viz: Lying ON the Germantown
about four miles nom the city o.
Memphis, being Lots Nos. 3, 81, 10 and II, AZ
designated on a plat of a subdivision of a iOd
Q. Jones, deceased. and known as the "Kim-
brough land,' containing In all lb 5-lOl
acres. A more perfect description OF
said lots Of land is ~contAinsd IN =
to Davis Coekrin. dated November
18th, 1856, and registered IN the Registers of
nee of Shelby county, in Book No. ., pages
Also. a certain other tract Of land, lying in
the county Of Shelby and state Of Tenn essee,
on the Germantown Plankroad, about four
miles RON the city Of Memphis, y being Lot
Jones, deceased, Of q tract of land lying on
the said PlankrOed, containing Is ~S5-lO0acres.
Also, q certain other tract, being a part OF
Lot No. 2 OF the said subdivision, containing
40 acress A more particular description or
said Lots Nos. II and part Of Lot No. us con-
tanned in q deed rom the said James G. Jones'
SSth. 1855. and recorded in the Registers ONCE
of Shelby county, In Book No. a, pages 4O4.
45 and 40, April 18th. 1857.
ID. G. Cross 20 said Coekru by warranty deed,
dated May Hnb, 1850, and registered in Regis
ter's ONCE Of said Shelby county, In Book 81,
part lst, page A. being about 81 75-lO0acres.
az mbro tract" OF 400 acres, containing In
Al about "a E-l00 acres.
IN said deed OF trust the eqslity OF redemp-
ton IL not waived Isnall convey 70 h pur-
JAMES j.. Trustee.
Sale within legal hours. ang4
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9Th Das Of ssutsmber 1870.

At the front door OF the c~ourt-house. in the
city OF Memphis, In which the Chance +
courts of Shelby county are held, proceed to
for cash. ms foIioTfng Described real estate
Tor 50 much thereof as may be necessary TO
pay OF the Indebtedness mentioned and yet
county, Tennessee, viz: lying on the German
town ~plankroad, about four miles from Tie
city Of Memphis, being lots Hos. 8. ., = 10 ~.
a. designated on q plat of q subdivision OF -
4OOacre tract OF land formerly owned by
James q. Jones, deceased, and kn6wn As the
"a Kfmbrough land" containing in all Ons
acres; q more perfect description Of said lots
is contained in q deed OF conveyance nom
said Jones TO Davis CocErfll, dated N~Ovelane1
OF shelby county, in Book K, No. ., pages
4Ol. 4R and i0S, April "a. 1857.
Also, a certain other tract or parcel ofland,
lying In the county OF Shelby anu Stale Ot
tennessee, On the Germantown Plankroad,
about four niles from the city OF p hls
1t being lot Ho.l2, OF the subdivision OF the
said James c.. Jones, deceased, of a tract o.
land lying ON szid Plankroad, containing
Also. n certain other parcel of land. being q
part OF lot No. Z, OF the said subdivision. c2n-
tanning 20 aeres-a more particular descrip-
ton of lots No. u and No. 2 Is 10 be n
~ q sssS fson ne b ssaa Lanai 9sss cSSSnsS 20 t 81
I656, and Registered in the Registers onice OF
shelby county, in Book No. 3, pages 40l. i1
Also. the land heretofore conveyed BY thu
said d O. Gross 10 said COekrinby warranty
deed, dated May a, 1568, aud recorded IN BOoS
81, part lEf, page a. in the Registers onice o.
shelby county, Tennessee. containing aDoui
81 75s1e0 acres-an Of the aforementioned lots
or tracts Of land are par s ofthe said KIM
brough tract Of 100 acres, and contain In all
about ~ H-lO acres.
Also, q certain other tract or parcel OF land
lying in the county OF Sieiby and State az
Tennesses, and In the city OF Memphis, Dein-s
a part Of thu east half Of block No 2, on tha
corner Of Main and Mccall streets, as Will
appear by reference 20 the maps Of th5ctfy {.
commencing az a stake on The north Side %
McCan street, where the west side Of Mani
street intersects the samei tnenee west
wardly with the n0rth side Of Mccall street
$50 feet to q stake on an alley; Themes w.tI
said alley northwardly 70 feet 10 a stake;
thence east i5o feet 10 q stake on the west SID >
OF Main street; Themes southwaIdly with tbs
west side OF Main street TO the beginninEs
being the same lot which was conveyed u
the said ID. Cockrin by elm III. speed, VII
liam b. Donoh0 and ?. Strange by deed,
dated 18th day Of February, 1871, and recorded
in the Registers once OF Shelby county, la
Book No 50. part second, pages 81 and d
In said Deed Of Trust the equity OF redemp-
ton is not waived. I shall oOnYey to ths
purchasers at said sale as Trustee only
sale within legal hoarss
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SheriR's Sale of Real Estate.

ny virtue OF a venditiOnt exponas to me
ID directed from the First Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, 1 viii, on
SATURDAY, the 18th August Next,
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The Liverpool market declined to-day,
and New York closed duh. Our market
also eased up q little, and buyers were
able to pick up scattering lots at more
favorable figures. There was not the
usual inquiry for Middnngs to-day, and
buyers generally wsnted lower grades.
The sales amount 70 about 200 bales, In
Guiding 81 bales Good Middlings (poor
style). 15Zc; 20 Good Ordinary 1906 As
Low Middlings, I7Ac, and several small
lots Of Stains and Mixes. Prices at the
close were as follows Ordinary, 14@
I4Lc; Good Ordinary, 1bH916c; Low
Middlings, T7H@l7ze; Middings, 1916;
Strict Middlings, l9c; Good hiddhngs,
19Z420c.
MORE NEW
Newton Ford Co. to-day received a
bale OF new cotton, from Tanica county,
Miss. IL was raised by Mr.. john Il.
Cooke, and classed Low Middlings. Ii
was purchased at &c by Mr.. j. b. Starke,
The Well-knOwn cotton buyer.
A bale was also received by Messns Par
ker, Ward q Co, from the plantation of
Messrs. E. d. and j. B. Pillow, Of Phil
lips county, Ark. 1t was also classed
Low Middlings, but was unsold at the
close OF business.
d. II. Townsend, ESQ.,, received q bale
to-day, also from Arkansas. It was
raised on General Pillows plantation,
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Attachment Notice.

IN the Second Circuit Court Of shelby county,
Tennessees-Henry Earnsworth va T. e.
hcmpSons
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section Bass Of the code, be-
fore James Hal, q Justice Of the Peace lor
shelby county, and made r6turnenle 70 me
Law conrf OF Memphis, and the said astach-
menf having been levied By garntsnmenti
andavff having been made that the de-
fendanf q q Thompson, l1debtedto plaintiff
In the sum Of 50 b acccunt, and mai tn0
said defendant Is a non-resioent OF the STATE
n "a fssrsfnra ordered, That he make his
perzonal appearance herein, before the Judge
~ ~ Second Circuit Court of Shelby county.
an the third Monday in September next
srd defend said attachment snit within the
lime prescribed by Law. or the same Will De
,proos6ded with expartes and thai q copy OF
this order be pupliBhod once a week, Tor tour
consecutive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
Done - once this 18th day Of July islt
BY ". LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Jlerx
LE Temple. Atty for pinntim -
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FINANCE.

Everything was quiet iD:money circles
to-day. The demand for money is active,
and Exchange is in good demand, with
rates steady, and very little offering.
stocks and Bonds are quiet, with rates
nominal; and Scrips are entirely I'M
changed. There is some speculative de-
mand for County Warrants, with few on
the market.
Gold is some lower. Dealers to-day
bought at u69ll6L in the morning, but
at the close were buying at ll5L.
Ten shares Of Union and Ptanters' Bank
stock was taken at pit.
governments closed dull, with slight
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sPEsisl aoTIcEspI

Sound Logic fbr ths Slck--Fhs invalid
me nom my friends" As q general thing,
each OF them viii have q inherent medicine
% praise. and nc ne fellows sill hsi prescr4p-
tons In turn, their weil-neaat advice may
be the death OF him. The only sensibls
course in any case OF sickness Is 20 resort
promptly 20 a specific which has stood the test
Of long ND w-Idsiy-extended public expert
snee, n obtained on solid and sufaeisnt
groands the reputation Of 3 Standard Ram
edy. This rank among the restoraiyes Of
onr day belongs Of right, and beyond. all dis
pute, 10 Hostetser's Stomach Ritters. Let
those who are taking It at this facilitating
season as an fnvigorant answer for thsH1-
selves as TO its tonic properties. q N
dyspeptic. who has ever used II, questicnits
superiority as a stomachic over every other
medicinss Can any person OF bilious habit,
who has ever taken &c for liver complaint,
doubt It's efficiency? 1t Ia believed among
the tens of thousands who are now using, or
heretofore used IL as an Alternative and
corrective, not one can be found who would
exchange Il for any other preparation In the
known world. For Intermittent fevers, ner-
vons debility, constipation, sick Btomach,
and all complaints arising from indigestion
on inpoverishmen t of the blood, itis the only
which can be conscientlously guaran-
teed, and no one who Is thoroughly acquaint-
ers In worthless Stops, on which they make
larger pront, to mrnish them in the place of
great vegetable restorative.
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Tssse figures indicate an increase in I

These figures indicate an increase in the
cottOh in sight tonight OF $4,000 bales,
compared with the same date Of 1883.
There have been numerous commercial
failures, and the aecOunts from Liverpool
report business 70 be in anything but q
satisfactory condition. The unexpected
and serious fall in cotton has naturally
been the cause of much embarrassment,
and several cases are reported in which
endeavors nave been made TO overcome
EXISTING difficulties by fraudulent meas
ares. The cotton trade seems to have
suffered from the crisis more than any
other department. In the grocery and
produce markets, however, some very
heavy losses have been sustained.
Annexed is q rsturn showing the I'M
,aorts and experts Of cotton into and from
trb.7 United Kingdom, from September I
Il A0gGs 4, compared with the CORES
bonding period in lS0S-69=
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed 70
ID nae on the 10Th day OF May, 1870, by The-
Ophilus Pritcllett, and duly recorded In the
Registers Ofice OF shelby county, Tennessee,
in Book No. u, page So, and for the purpose
Of paying the debt secured thereby, l VIII, ON
Saturday, 24ih Day Of September, 1870,
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock am. and u
O'Clock m, on the southwest corner OF the In
terssction Of Third and Jefferson streets, aud
IN 'front.' Of the ONCE Of McCallum a King,
Memphis, Tennessee, sell, at public auction,
for cash, 70 the highest bidder, a certain lot
OF parcel Of ground, situate in the city of
Memphis, Tennessee, and bounded, as de-
scrfbed, as follows. to-Wit: Beginning at Miss
II. j. PattillO's northwest corner on the north
side Of Monroe street extended; unnlng
thence east with Monroe street extended
nftv-four feet; thence south at right angles
with said street about one hundred and nfty-
six feet 10 N. L. MeachRm's north boundary
Sine. thence west with said boundary line
and parallel with said Monroe street, nifty
four feet; thence north with said fattnlo's
east boundary line and at riRht angles with
said Monroe street about y hundred and
hfty-Eix feet TO the beginning.
Equity Of redemption Is waived by said
Trust Deed. The tile Is believed 70 be good,
bat ! sell and convey only as trustee.
aG24 v. u. Trustee.
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Non-Resideut Notes.

No. 3s.-xu the Second ChRncery Court OF
Shelby county Tennessee.-James 3 Rag
land ct al. VS.. JamasT Anderson ct al
TT appearing rom bill IN this cause that the
IL delendants, James 7. Anderson, John W
Anderson, Elizabeth L. Anderson. Daniel Z.
Anderson, IT., Mary L r. Anderson, Cornelia
d Anderson, Dudley Ragiand. Nathaniel
Ragtand and Bamnella Ragland are residents
OF the state Of Arkansas and non-residents
of the State OF Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered, That they make
aDDsarance herein, AZ the Courthouse
in the clfv OF Memphis, Tennessee, on the
nrst honda in September, IS70, n plead,
answer or demur to COmplainanBs bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed
a. 70 them, nd set for hearing exparte;
and hat a copy Of this order be published
oncea week. for four successive weeks. IN the
Memphis Daily Appeal. This August !, 1870
- ii. D.L- STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY 6KoRaE MA1LERY, Deputy 9. and n.
Vance a Anderson, soils. for complt's. au4
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18th Day of august, 1870,

Within legal hours, at the Real Estate tx
change OF Royster, Trezevant & Co, OF s3d
Main street, proceed 20 sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash, thu following descrinstt
property mentioned in said Deed Of Trust,
to-wtt; Lying and being In the county ~
ing lots Nos 81, 81, 40 81, ~, IS, ~, q, ~, As. on
the plan of Haysville, and lot No. II on plan
Of farms laid on in the Hays tract-it being
the same lots and land conveyed by said ex-
seutor's deed Of same date. The equity a.
redemption ts waived in this Deed OF Trust.
The title 10 said land Ia believed TO be good,
but I make deed as trustee only.
fvaR Holm u. TREZEVANT Foustse
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First Monday Of September.

For further information address the Mother
superior of the Academy. aug5
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REVIEW OF THE cotton TRADE.
We copy from the New York CONNER
cial aud EnGaciGl CAronieIe Of August
10Th, as follows
The past week opened upon 3 duh mar
ket for cotton on the spot, but hers and at
Liverpool, with prices Of about 10 here.
and rather more at Liverpool. SpinRers
bought very s~psringiy, and as shippers
were shut out by our high prices, the
total sales for the first two days reaehed
only about 1000 bales. On Tuesday there
was a little more doing, with pricas OF &c
on the better grade, and Hc on the poorer
grades. Since then the feeling among
holders has improved, and the prices for
the better grades, which sre scarce, are
&c higher, closing to-day az the figure Of
last Friday; some dealers oven consider
ing current quotations too low; but the
lower qualities are In abundance, and
sales Of Ordinary nav been made 70 ship
pers as low as I2c. Holders do not press
sales. but take advantage of every fair
offer to reduce stock. For forward de-
livery cotton there has been only a fair
business doing, but q considerable inn
prOvement in price, the closing quotation
being about a Ec higher han 8 week ago.
Both buyers aud sellers, however, are in
clined 10 great caution in view OF present
v aAa1 aAAa TX AA1aA e2A1AE ~ VI A1o
future. Sales Of his description reach
$3.50 bales (aIl Low Middlings, OF on the
basis OF Low Middlingsl, OF which 1899
bales for August-TO0 at lS5Sc, 400 at 1T5<c,
100 at I7%c, 200 at T7zc, 100 at lSc, 400 at
ITJsc; 1900 bales for September-S0O at
1879, 200 at 1889, 100 at I65Se, 100 at I7c;
I50O bales for Ocbober-SOO at t6ssc, 800 at
I65kc, 500 at 1870, 100 at 16TSc; 400 bales
for NOvember-200 at 1910, and 800 at
ls5ke; 500 bales for October and NoVem-
ber-20O az 1850, snd 800 at lose; 800 bales
for October, November and December at
l6Lsc, and 500 bales for September, OctO-
Der and November. One-third each month,
at l64e. The total sales for immediate
delivery this week foot up 6977 bales, of
which 1892 bales were taken by spinners,
aud 533 bales on speculation, and 1852 bales
for export.
We learn from New Orleans that sew
erai bales of new cotton have been re-
csived there since our report last Friday.
The first arrival was Of three bales from
the mouth of Red river, parish of West
Felciana, on Saturday, the 18th inst. It
viii be remembered that first arri-
val of Louisiana cotton of the previous
crop was on the 7rh of August, so that
the crop in that State, so far as this is
any index Of that fact, IL six days later
than the last crop. Thu Georgia cotton
which we reported last week as having /
arrived at this port was received at Sa-
Vannah on the 9Th of August against the
18th of the same month last year. Com
pared with the previous crop, the follow
ing is the statement for the several
States:
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TTHE largest college I'm Memphis, and the
IL cheapest college in the world, opens the
18th September, payable in advance, quar-
terly. G. Il. bridges and lady IN charge OF
Boarding Department; Miss ]. Il. simmons
in charge OF Music Department. Board tall
foundl, SO per month; all Literary Branches),
So; Music Vocal and InstrumenLal), Sc.
iyI I'D. MEREDITH, President.
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AiLEocps p0n0us PIAsTERs.

Step by step this commodity has attained
Its unprecedented fame. They are uuiver-
sally approved. They support, strengthen
and aid the growth of muscles. The appear
to have a peculiar effect upon the nerves, al
laying irriIability, while supplying warmth.
They seem to electricity, and aid
the circulation of the blood through the part
where applied, by which healthy actions are
induced.
Even in paralysis, where articulation was
suspended, the use OF the Porous Piasters 90
the spine restored the articulation, and ma
terially reduced the paralysis. In fact, the
patient could help herself, while before the
Porous Plaster was applied she was as help
less as q baby. We refer to Mrs. Sally Elliott,
Springfield, Mass.
Sold by druggists. Agency, Brandrsth
nnuaa Nav YORK
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trustees Sale.

ny virtus of a Deed OF Trus; to me executed
ID ON the l2th day Of December, in year 1877.
by Mrs L. v. Shelton, TO secure notes therein
specified, due the executors Of samuel J..
Hays, deceased. which said Deed of Trust WAS
recorded in Register's- once or Shelby
county, book So, pages As, AZ and 50, on the III
of NovasnHor 1913 I will ON thu
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VIII be opened at the same time for the re-
of students, under Hon J. A. p. Camp
bell as Professor. The diploma from this
10 an-v of the courts of MississippL
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5outhern
HOOP SKIRT M~ANUEACT0Ry,
NO.. 1913 ~ MAIN STREET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

il Jointless- lastic-Inyfsible Walking skirt,
h only Skirt adaptable for the present
walking dress; manufactured and sold ONLY
in the mandatory. Also, the following
-GEEURSz FRENCH CoRsETs, sizes from H-S6:
Robt. Werley's Durable Plain Corset, Adj.
LOisean's Elegant E~n1broiderSd Corset, and
Dupont's Beautiful short Corset
The DEMoRRsT EAsT PROTECTOR, I guar
Hantee best qualify, both In skirts and corset
mur7 LOUIS
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EOR SALE-Tne three-story Brick-nouse
II and lot, No. A Washington street Terms
asy; or WI lease on long time.
EORs SALE or lease ON long time, Lot No. 70
EoR SALE-Thet wo-stofy Brlek-house and
Lot No. 152 Main street. al1 ~ urrre
EORS ALE-Seventy-thrse acres Of ane cot
ton. land wtthin Hz miles Of Senafobia
Mississippi. 80 --,
Inquire at No. $40 Main street. between tn
hours OF u m. and 2p.m. su14
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A Book FeR THE MILLI0M.
MARRIAGES 4 sa.y.ss S= e gss:s sSo &

a A0PgAEE A PRIvArE C~oUNsELoR 70
MARRIED0 or those about.
clFlFfE tomarry, On The p~hysiologi-
UUaAEs lcal mysfeFies and reyelar
tons OF the sexual system, with the iatest
discoveries in producing n preye7tfng ou-
spring. preserving the Complexion, etos : 4
This L an Interesting work OF VI hundred
and twsnty-four pages with numerous en-
Rrayin0s. and contains valuADle Information
for those who are married or contemplate
marriage; still IL 10 q 0 that ought 10 be
under look and key, and not laid carelessly
aboutthe house. - /.
sent to any one free of POSTAGE for so cents.
AddTes Dr.. Butts D~ispensary, No. u n.
Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo. .tE4 e
So Notice to the afflicted and Usv~orsanatss
Before applying to the notorious QuACKa
who advertise in public papers, or using any
QuAoK peruse Dr.. Butts, work, no
matter what your disease is, or how depl0ra-
Bile your condition..
Or. Butts can he consulted, personally or by
mali, ON the diseases mentioned IN his works,
Once, No.EE d. Eighth street, bat. MerkeEand
hestn ut, St Louis, No.
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TRUST SALE.

virtue of the terms aud powers of a trust
ID deed, executed TO me as Trustee by Davis
Cookriu and ID. q. Gross, on nth day OF Sep
tsmber, 1855, and duly registered in the Regis
tsr's Office Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in
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Notics to Contractors.

CITY ENGINEER's OFFICE,
~ MEMrzIss TENN, Ana ust Is. lS70sl
81 sealed proposals viii b. received at this
once until u o'cioek m. Monday. the NIB
inst, for grading Second street. from Bayou
Gayoeo to the north line Of the city.
aals !. H. HUMPHREYS, CITY Eng'nr.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale.

ID Y virtue of a Deed In Trust executed to as
ID by Mary W. Alexander, J. II. Alexander,
Robert s. Ammon and d. c. Ammon, on the
2Sth day Of May, 1859, and recorded In the
Registrars office of Shelby county, state OF
a certain Indebtedness therein described 10
T. b. billiard, X A. Pinson, John w. billiard
and Y. l. Comm. -.
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ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
mi PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL IRON M0RkS,

.NARDEN and Cemetery Adornmentz, Cast
III Wrought Iron and Wire Ratings, Founs
taina.V Vases erandas Settees, ArbOrs, Chairs,
SUMMER Houses, Iron Stairs, spiral and
Straight, In every variety Of pattern New
and Improved styles Of hay Racks. Managers,
stable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, etc. :
PATENT WIRE WoRE.- Raalines, store
Fronts, Door and Window 6naEda, Farm
Pending, ETC.
13rOnzS "orks
Having ntted up u Foundry with s1eoial
sraference TO the above class Of work. We an
now prepared 70 M, with pr0mptness, a.
orders for Bronze Castings Of Stafuary. colo
sal. heroic and life size. ..
ORNAoCKNTAL RON Go0Ds.-The largest as
sortnaent to be found In the United States an
of which are executed with the express view
of PLEASING the taste, while they oompn9 All
the regulates OF beauty and SUBSTANTIAL con-
atruction.
Purchaser may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed n shipped 20 incl place OF
Designs viii be sent TO those who wish 70
make a aGlGCLlOns -Ara o.. ARAN q
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TRUST SALE.

% Trust Deed executed to me as Trnstee by
Davis CoekriH and d.. Cross, on the 9Th day
Of February, 1853. and duly registered in tho
Registers OllesO Of shelby county, Tennessee,
IN Book No 70, pages 81, 5S, 6s, $50, ISL I
win. on tbs
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Lumber, Laflls and Shingles.

4 KAYE aow on hand q full stock Of cypress,
Il poplar and walnut lumber, Iaths and
sawed shtnRleB. I have also 9 large stock Of
gs-am oon6fantly saving, and am prepared
70 Al orders fGR lumber, Of any -dimensions,
On short notice. rr9nI r
q. Mills n Lumber Yard on Wolf river
Immediately north OF Bayon Gayoso.
ty2 dAW d. VENABLE