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n ave other delinquent roads, viz;
EdgeheId a. kentucky Railroad,
Memphis, CIarIEsVIne q Louisville Rail-
road,
Winchester d Alabama Railroad,
MeMinnViIIe d Manchester Railroad,
Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap d Charles
ton Railroad,

Have severslly made propositions to the
courts for adjustment of their respective
debts to the State, which, II promptly com-
piled with in the times limited by agree
ment, no sale OF said roads Will be made; but
OF failure to do so, said roads will he exposed
to sale under the DEGREES OF the Chancery
Court.
All necessary explanations will be made
IN the day OF sale, and any Information in
the meantime Will be given by h Comp
troller.
RI. MCKINNEY,
A. WRIGHT,
. +. b. FOGG,
ID. W. G. SENTER, Governor,
Il. ID. BUTLER, Secretary of state,
ED. Il PENNEBAKER Comptroller.
Commissioners.
Nashville. Tenn, July Is, 1871. jyS0
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Saturday, the % Of September, B7l,

the following described tract OF land, sifu-
zts lying and being Ia TfpfOn county, state
OF Tennessee, In Civil District No. 20. 5slnE
the same land upon which defendant sam
tel 4. Taylor formerly resided- and upon
which L. Taylor nov resides, containing
about four hundred acres more or less, and
bounded by the lands OF James = McCelt On
the vest; % the lands OF robert klstd and
+. Fairfax on the north; by the lands OF
Fred MEeild on the east, and by the lands OF
George T. TayICr and Sallie Taylor on Tia
south. Said land will be Surveyed and sub-
divided Into TWO or more traces, % sold in
separate tracts, or the whole together, as
Purchasers may desire A nap or piaE CT
said survey and subdiVisioE viii be ezhi5-
tied On day OF sale.
Terms-Six and twelve months credit; notes
with approved security required and s Lien
retained upou the land 90 secure payment or
the purchase money. Equity Of re redemption
barred. sale within legal hO1rs.
August 2, ISL
JOHN ii. FREEHAN, Clerk
Archibald Wright and Isaac n. steele.
Solicitors. Wedauga
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COTTON.

t. as not rs aeIlF6 HEN nTlu az on lLS Nhl
previous and pricas were q little weaker,
with 2 light Offering. There was a good
demand for Middliag. Several buyers
we're on the market but were unable TO
til their lists az TX 20 l-54c; holders con-
tended for lSc, ana we're unwilling 70
make concessions. A few bales Of Mid
ding changed hands in a morning al
I7LMl7Zc. The market continues bare
OF Middnngs. Low grades were doll n
nominal, with few inquiries. Sales for
the day will not foot up OvsT GO bales.
We give the following quotations IS a
basis OF the market: Ordinary, l3c; Good
Ordinary, Ice; Low Middling, lie; Mid
ding, lie. The first bale of new cotton
from Fayette county was received yestar-
day. &C. clssssd az LOW Middling, and sold
for lie. LIv5rpoul closed quiet and I'M
changed; sales 1000 bales; UDlsnds, 91sd;
Orleans, 9kGs1sd. New York closed
dull; Nlddling, I9c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, August %, 1871.
stock, September 1, 1879. $3.50
Reed since Iest statement, 1S4
Received previously. 81 ,0s0-5ll, 26i
5I5.544
Shipped since last ss'msnt 735
Shipped rsyiousiy---.~.5l2,O lS-5l2, 735
stock q. noon to-day. 2,79l
Imports.
Steamers ............. 1Is
ESTIMATED per wagons. -....a--..--- b
Exports.
Memphis and Ohio railroad ..... .......... 155
Steamers, 0SO
NEW YORK wEEKLY CoTToN STATEMENT
ENDING THE 18TH,
Receipts for week to this time...- 5,425
Reefs at this port since Sept. III ,093 $40
Ex. from a. port since Sept. J.. 63l,l4
Stock on h.s-l al this pors-......... 1880
Receipts n arts u. S. for week.. 7,44s
Receipts Al Efl ports since Sept. l...3, 1881
Exports h1a al ports for week. l4,0I3
Exports froasa al ports since Sep.l- q, $50, S76
Stock on ha14 at all ports 10 date. I2S, 1877
tx. from h. i. 70 LiYerpOol.-..... l9S
Exports from u. S. 10 Liverpool l0,3S7
Exports from u. s. 70 continent S,5Z6
Weekly statement Of ali United States
ports up to August 25; Receipts, 5000
bales; exports TO Great Britain, 1926
bales: exports to other foreign ports, 2,625
bales; stock, l25, go bales.
COTTON IN EEw YORK.
NEW York. August %. u m.-cotton
quiet; sales 800 bales; Upisnds Ordinary,
l5Kc; Good Ordinary, l6<c; Low
Middling. I8c; Middling, lsc; Ala
bsmas, 1870; Orleans, 1880; Texas, ly5sc'
Futures unchanged.
l p~.m.-Cotton closed nominal. sales TO
s~pinners, pa bales; exports, i29 bales,
speculation, % bales; contracts, lG,l0O;
September, November and December,
1Sc; october, Is I-16c.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, August %, II s.n.-C0tfOn
is quiet n irregular; sales y 600 bales;
Middling Uplsnds, 999Id; Orleans, "a
@9%d.
1880 Rm-CottOn quiet and steady;
sales, i, 900 bales; Uplsnds, 9 1-I6d; Or
leans, . 8 led.
2 pm.-Cotton closes quiet and IN
changed. Sales, 10000 bales; Middling
Uplands, 9 1864; Orleans, 9 S-l6d.
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HOPE HALL INSTITUTE,

A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, PROF.
a n 4. TOOF, PRINCIPAL, has been re-
moved to No. III MARSHALL AVENUE, where
the next session VIII
Begin the First Monday in September, 1871.
Spacious grounds inearly three aeresl good
water, comfortable school-roOms, supplied
with improved school furniture, a large and
beautiful grove, are features which make the
location both healthfu1 and desirable.
The Principal pledges his entire energies
TO the labor Of advancing pupils entrusted 70
his care.
Discipline and thoroughness the two lead
ing characteristics Of the school.
References Major J. j. BuAby, Major w.
ID. Beard, David Walk, 4. A. Littleton, DR.. ID.
Gober. lohn s, Toof lyO
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PUBLIC AUCTION,


The following railroads in the State OF Ten
nessee, under various decrees of the Chan.
Gerry Court ct Nashville, made in the case of
the State of Tennessee VS.. Edgeneid and KEN
lucky Railroad, and other railroads and par
ties, with their franchises, rolling stock
equipments, viz;
The Knoxville d Charleston Railroad
Tbe ROgersViIIe a jefferson Railroad,
The ana Kentucky Railroad,
And unless the decree OF the Court shall be
complied with by the
Nashville d Northwestern Railroad,
Ordering the payment OF the debt to the
State within thirty days from the Rth ofJuly,
1871, that road. with its franchises and equip
ments, viii be sold.
Also, The interest of the State, being its
mortgage debt in the two allowing rail-
roads. viz;
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FINANCE AKD TRADE.
OFFIOE OF THIS DAIRY APPEAL, I
MEMPHIS, August %, 1871, J

Finances ruled quiet, with little doing
aside from the regular checking and de-
posting. Money rules easy, with the
supply Of currency on hand sun1cleng 70
meet the demands of trade. Flrsb-clsss
unexceptiOnable psperis being discounted
freely al I0Gl2 per cent. for short date
paper. Street losns rule from TO 8 per
cent. per month. Exchange iseasiers with
little more offering. Counter rates are &c
premium; between bankers The rates are
> per 1000.
G5ia-Gold is steady, with counter sales
of small lots at 1927. Brokers are Offering
IIIZ for small lots aud ll2 for round lots
of large pieces. Silver is quiet, buying
at 106aIO6H, and selling at l07 tor halves
and quarters.
Ioc1lS ecnrittes-Are firm and in request,
though transactions are Of a limited char
setter. County warrants are buying at 80
and selling al S79SS ms small way. CITY
past dus coupons and floating indebted
2sss are buying at 50 and selling at SIG
s.. Tennessee money, old issue, is in tslr
demsnd for taxes; brokers are Offering 80
and asking, for small lots, SSGSO. One or
two brokers are buying the new issue 81
IS in expectation of IL being INSIDE good
for State taxes az the next meeting OF the
Legislature. City bonds, currency bear
iug- old ssue.remain firm al 60. Memphis
skies gold bearing, are steady, with lew
Offering. Dealers would give 641z&o5, and
sell AZ Is.
Arkansas Ieves bonds are wesk and
lower. Brokers ara unwilling 10 give
over 35HS5Z: holders are asking S05zg
3. The speculative demand has fallen
Cd. as brokers have covered mp their
shorts. Arkansas railroad bonds are IN
demand a. Csc. Arkansas Stste bonds,
hves, new, buying 81 64G66; SKIES, 55goIi
ssvens, 5SE54; eights 74G977. mississippi
warrsnts are quoted at 7O975. Memphis
sud Charleston railroad stock is IN
fair demand at S5GS5H; Isl mort
gage bonds, S5@S6; 2d do tSS-S0.
Mississippi Central rsilrosd shares are
lSGIg- Tor lst mortgage q dealers
report Ssl456 SIS the buylug and seAlag
rates: % do 1906. Mississippi and Ton
nsssse railroad shsrss are 1921; Isl
mortgage bonds Sf}zGS6; p do f4.a1oi
consolidated S Per cents, 4lEfs. MtMnSA
sud Littls Rock railroad sH%58 are Haiul-
usflv I62al: DO Is mortgages, 15GI6
Mobile aud Daic rajlroal STERLING bonds
are quoted 81 SSZGSS buying ard selling;
do eK-cezts. sIG62; do S. uts 81; Go "a
6TG5S. Selma and Meridian lst mort
cages sre 66867. Memphis and ONO
shares are Ig3I9I; lst MORTGAGES a. $50
81; q do 64@65. Alsbama % are NOM
insIly Gsz70 do SIS. l0lGiGS. Missouri bs
are quoted 70 1895. Nashville IS, 59S0O.
Insurance Ead bzCk stocks are quiet.
Merchants Insurance stock, 59t160
Planters. 4294s. Peoples, s4985. Mis-
sissippi Valley, Se95L. Hsrnsndo, G4265.
NEW YORK WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Loans decreased .-.--.f $1,000
Specie increased ........... 1884, 45
Derasits iHorsssed-.-..-...-...... l,z50,O00
IeasI Tenders decreased .........-... 604, 800
BONDS IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, August %, 2:l5 pm
There is no decided change in the
market. Il remsins ECtivs and steady.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
RARE CHANCE FOR MANuFAcTusER'sI
TRUSTEES SALE.
EXCELSIOR PLANIH6 MILLS.

d virtue OF a trust deed made to me on the
- first day OF March. sI, BY John Q. Saint.
which Is Of record in the Registers oface for
the counts OF SHELBY, In BOOK No. -, pages
81 and E8 and an aecOrtnncs with It's pro-
visions, for the purposes therein expressed, I
will uu fha
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TRUSTEES SGLE,

ITNDER and by virtue Ofa pOwer conferred
~ upon me by the deed of trust OF Robert Z.
Miller and Joseph Pimm. executed on the
14th day OF Cc1cher, 1865. and OF record IN the
REGISTERS Office in the ecu ty of Shelby and
state OF Tennessee. In Book No. 81, part 2,
pages l9l. 1872 and is3, and TO which reference
IL hErnFw unuEn D will m
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eHAscERY SALES.
chancsry Sale Of Real Estate.
ON
THURSDAY. AUGUST 81. 1871.

No. 84-Owen Dryer vs.ROwlandS Savage 81 al.
ID Y virtue Of an order OF sale made IN this
ID cause, 1 viii sell, at public auction. 70 the
highest bidder, in front OF the office 4 I the
Second Chancery Court, in the city OF Mem
plIs- Teuuaasaa on
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Monday. Ihs 81 az Of ssp'ember. 8ll.

a certaio tract ofland. lying In heTnird and
Fourth Civil Districts % shelby county. IN
range 8, section 4, OF the Eleventh SurTeTor's
District, containing BY estimation Sc acres.
n ore or less, as follows Beginning
Al 2 stake. thence south g.. vests Inks q
black gum marked IL u, thence vest s7
north With lanes l. Stewards line. "a chains
% links to q stake. . links esst o. s. black
oak msrHsd ~ 8, &" on The heirs Of Ihomss
Stewart 8 line; thfnce south ga vest, viii
said line lG chains, s3Z links 10 a STAKE, g
Inks west OF a hickory Marked II. r.;
thence weet D. north, with said heirs line
crossing Big creek. 70 Grains 70 a stake, %
Inks eCuta or = horn bean msrEe1 II q
on the west boundary line Offne james Roo
tnTon 1UI acre giant SOIL thence EDuEu-a
west, with sad ltua & CHAINS . q stake, tre
heirs Of joel McLemOre's north west corner,
thence east, & south with their line IGt
Chains, 90 Inks 20 q pper elm maEEt1
AZ = on tne south bank Of q branch. she
he4E8 -. H Goes southwest corner. hence
north Sc east, with their line 40 halus 70 r
stake ~ links east Of a red oak marked
3" said heirs northwest corner; thence east
with their line p chains to a stake theme
south &c west to s hickrTy marked "M. =
on the east boundary LII Of said A10 scra
grant No. II; thence north 81 east win sad
line, a chains so u 20 the beginning
TEzas OF E~ALE.-TWeiYe Euudrcd aoAs-l
cash, and purchasers note with approved
security for the balance Of purchase money
payable on the 18Th day OF tclo6er EIL. A
lien retained upon the land until aE tls
purchase money is paid Equity Of rEdcmp-
ton barred. sale within legal hours.
JOHN Il. FREEMAN, Clerk
W. 81. Randolph. solicitor, ans
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IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August Is, 2:l5 pm
There is no decided change in the
market. Il remsins sCtivs and steady.
Sterling is steady At 1885,. Gold ~losnirg
is fiat without much interest. Money re-
mains easy.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
MEDICAL NEW
FACULTY:
A. II. CENAS, "a. D., Emeritus Professor OF
JAMES JONES. M. D., Professor of obstet.
WARREN STONE, NJ. d Professor of sur
7. q. RICHARDSON, Nj. D., Professor of
Anatomy.
SAMUEL NJ. BEMIss, II. D., Professor OF
Medicine.
STAMFORD e CHAILLE, II. d Professor
OF Physiology.
FRANK Hawthorn, N. u, Professor OF
Materis medica.
JOSEPH JONES, ~ D. date OF thu Univer-
siEy OF NashVille). Professor Of Chemistry.
c. J. BICKAAN, u. D., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The annual course of instruction In this de-
partU1cnt will on MONDAY, the
18Th of November, 1871, and terminate on the
Fecond Saturday OF March, 1872. Preliminary
lectures on Clinical Medicine and Surgery
VIII be delivered In the amphitheater Of the
Charity Hospital, beginning On the 18th OF
October, without any charge to studenls. The
Anatomical rooms will be opened At the same
ima Themembers Of h faculty are visiting
physicians and surgeons to the Charity Hos
pitsl, and give instruction daily at the bed
side OF the sick, The practical advantages
thus offered TO students are ~unrivaiet.
FEES-FOr all the Lectures. $780, Aatricula-
ton, s.; Practical Anatomy, Sl0; Graduation,
$50. Payment required in dvauce
For further information, address
aug4 7. q. RICHARDSON, n. D., Dean
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ENFORMATON in regard IL SAMUEL =.
FREEMAN. whose evidence is nd1sPen-
sahle IN bahalf o. the defendant IN tAa etse
OF h Common wealth Of Aelt1cky a&alnss
Beuf. b, Burton, charged Win AIA4s o1s
s.bes. Townsend. on the bin cay OF DeceA-
ke- le9f anv Information as 70 his Whera4
bonfs wuT 81 fhankfaliE received 4 fe-
Atto~rney-RtLaE
s-u RuEzellVlle. KeutuckF
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

- the Clerk OF the First Circuit & rurt OF
Shelby county, and to me dirscteS ard in
favor OF Levi Ashford & Co, the G. ler in
;avor OF Wickham q PeudletOB, b. n VS..
Henry y. Joiner, surviving partner o Joiner
q KirEleg. 1 will, on
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WsaaeaaaY. saplambar I'd, I87I.

between the hours OF 10 am and 4 pm on
the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets. in the ctfy OF Memphis. sell al pub
lie sale, TO the highest bidder for cash, the
following described property situated IN
shelby county, Tennessee. and described as
follows, to-wit: lots numbers II, IS, IL, ~, u,
~, = and q, In block 81, as laid down upon
tbs map OF Fort Pickering extended, being
266 feetO the north side OF Van Bnren street,
by E'A feet on the east side of Third street,
together with all the ap~purtenanees thereto
belonging. Said deed OF Trust was executed
10 secure the payment of certain promiss9ry
notes due Eenken Bros. Redemption
waived, title believed 70 be good, but1 VIII
sell and convey only ss Trustee.
auIsIri x. DUDLEY FKAYSzRs Trustee.
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CHAACERY SALE
Or
Real and Personal Properly.

n5dt dHA GeTSuii6I EiVloflFs
First Chancary COurt OF Shelby cOunty.-ho.
1852, n. R-AnthOny HanoDe ct al vs..
Frank S"sltalamachia- No. 25i, N. R.-Loujs
LHzerettO vs.. Frank Ssltalamachia 90 al.
n virtue OF an fnterlocutorY decree for
A1 sale entered IN the above cause. May .,
1871. j will sell at public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters'
Ohice, GreeniaW block. Second street, in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
MGadaY, September 10, 1871,
Within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-wlt;
All the right, title aud interest Of defendant
SalIalamaChia, in and to a certain term for
years or leasehOld interest, 10 begin and run
from the LIST day OF May, lse6. Tor 81 years
ground in the city OF Memphis, described as
lot No. 80; beginning on the scu,h side or
Washington street lS9 feet from the ipterSec-
tlOa OF the east line OF Fourth street with
the south line Of Washington street; thence
east with Washington street 20 feet and sE-
tending back south, between parallel lines
at right-angles with Washington street. 90
feet 20 a private alley, being n same prop
erty conveyed TO Sattalamacnia by =. s. Wad-
dell on the hrstday OF May VI 10Th OF Jan-
Lary, 1855.
Also, the LIQUORS, fixtures and furniture In
the saloon, No. IS Jefferson street, Memrhis.
Also. all the furniture above IN said Duili-
ing and the buildiug next thereto On The
west.
TERMS or SALE-The real estate % be sold
on a credit of six months notes. with ap-
proved security required, bearing interest
of REDEEM pttJu barred. The personal proper
ty VIII be SOLD for cash.
EDMUHD A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
d WRIGHT 8 MeKissiek and saR Toole Att,ys.
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DARK AVENUE ACADEMY, SO MILEsS
Il from Memphis, near Memphis ana
Charleston Railroad.
W. L. MILLER, MA, Principal.
7. z. hILLER, Assistant.
The 9Th session viii open September 4, lS7l.
Twenty bOarders can be accommodated For
circulars, apply TO Taylor, RsGford & Co. and
a. wade s. Co, Memphis. Iys
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Safnrdav. fhs Ism Day of Sentemher. I87I.

Saturday, The 18th Day of September, 1871,
The following described tract or parcel Of
land, lying and being In shelby county, State
or Tennesses. north of and adjacent 10 the
CITY of Memphis, on the Mississippi river,
being part of tHe subdivision OF the lands
belonging to the Hopehe'd Land Company,
MI Wicks, A. NJ. Clayton and others, sur
veyed by VIM. CrSne, Engineer, tO-Wtt: the
east half OF lot No, 8, Ounde thus: Begin.
ning al q stas 4 on the ank OF ) OOsa Hat-hie
river standing some So feet south from =
honey locust msrked 4; thence south 50 II,
west S34 fset 10 stake; thence north 3 II
west 6g2 feet to n stake; thence north SO IL
east ga 7l-lOU feet TO the bank OF L0osA
Hatchis river; thence south with the mean
der. g Of said river $50 festto the beginning,
containing 20 $500 acres, more or less, levied
on as the property Ct the defendant, j. j.
Worsham, TO satisfy said execution.
Sale betwesn the hours OF 10 O'Clock am
and 4 O'Clock pm
Marcus !. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
BY W. ". COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff.
Ko!tTecht, Cart a Scales, Attys for pHdG.
August IA. 1911 aul6
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Juat RubldahOd.

The following Lectures for Gentlemen, bound
in one volume pocket edftlan), entitled,
MANHOOD; Corrected ana revised By the
author, r. De =. Curtis, DOC. of Medicine,
land; LtcsntlRte OF College or Physicians.
EdinburE; Hon. Member Facnlte de Medi.
cine, Paris; etc;
Z. DECLINE IN MAN.
q. NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
=. DISEASES or THE G-ENERATrYE ORGANS.
5. SPERMArORRBHA-
8. ABUSES or a NATURAL FUNCTIONS.
]. TREATMENT AND CURE.
Price SOC by mail. Address the author, DR.
CURTIS, No. fremont Place, Boston. au2S
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FACULTY:
Rev. FatNer FD ~GLowALSKI, C.. r. President.
Rev. rather DAVID TENNEssY, c R, Director.
Rev. Father JOHN WOLowsEI, q. r.
Brother - nZURoWIEzt Z. X.
Brother CHAELES LAUz. q. r.
Brother JOHN NA6LE, G.. X.
Prof. NJ. a. FRAWLEY.
address
REV. Ed LoWALSRI, G. K PRIEST,
or PROFESSOR FRAWLEY,
st. Mary's p. o., Marion Co, Ky.
re- Also, !. c. Webb q Co., 1855 Main ST.; Q
A. Rogers, lib Jefferson ST., and n. Plaggen-
berg, Green at, bet. Jackson and Hancock,
Louisville, Ky. auH
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EDUCATIONAL
Memphis City Schools.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF EDUCATION,
EalIn wa HILL Annncf Is IE-I

OFFICE or BoARD OF E~DUCATIoN,l
Odd.Fellows' Hall, August Is, ISL.
re Tickets OF admission will be issued to
white children wishing to enter the city
schools on Mondays. Wednesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays.
To colored children on Tuesdays aud Fri
days, from 9 o'clock am. untllS O'Clock Pm
au16 H. c. SLAUGHTER, Sup t.
ANI5s X. J.. RRYAE'S SELECT SCHOOL
vi for Young Ladies aud small Boys, 245
Elliott street, Memphis. Tenn. The next sss-
sion VIII begin the first Monday in Sep
tember. The school is located In a very
pleasant and healthy portion of the city.
No pains VIII be spared by the teachers 10
render the advancement of pupils s~atistac-
tory. au2
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TEH HORSE POWER ENGINE AID BOILER

and s-ppErtenancss thereunto belonging,
formerly used in said mill, and now on ths
premises.
The le1s9 h5ld hiss three yeas from Jauu-
ary next 10 IN a, and the buildings belonging
10 the lesses At the end OF the lease The rent
is 81 per nontu-the property centrally 10.
Gated The engine uOW In use in the mill Is
Of thirty Gve horse " and complete IN
every respect.
The title ID the property is believed to be
good ! convey as trustss.
eur2 Va EzgTUE Truafaa
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nanaay. lie 80 ssy Of Sd nB :. 81.
IN SUPREME COURT AT JACKSON.

20. ES.-asmphis ChaneeTy Docket
William Grimm Vi. Addison "A. Douglass
- Y virtue OF q decree pronounced JdleE ed,
. 1871, by the Supreme Court. al IacEsCn,
in this cause. I Will sell. 20 the
highest bidder, IN from OF the door Of
the First ChancerY Courthouse, On Second
street, in the city o. Memphis,
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Chancsry sails Of Real Estate
Saturday, September 2, 1871.

No 8l56-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, T6nn.-IOhn ii. Fleming.
Adm'r or Francis q Fleming, VI. Robert
II. Mckay et al.
Y virtae OF an order OF sale made in his
u cause 1 viii sell. at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front OF the Office OF the
second Chancery Court OF Shelby county
Tennessee, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-28
III SUPREME COURT At JACKSON.

No. 4, c.. D.-FOuTteenth CiTclt-WILlan
Coward W. Samuel 7. Taylor.
Il virtue of q decree pronounced IN tbs
D cause on the second OF IA H7l, BY the
Supreme Court al Jackson, / viii sell. 20 the
highest bidder, IN front OF the Court-houso
door, In C~OyingtOn, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-28
PErIrIoa FOR INTERPRETATIONS.

1856 T. DIN the Second ChRncery Court Of
Shelby CounUY-Petition for 1ncOrpora-
ton:
WHEREAS. J.. D. Meredith Il. s. Knowlton,
J.F. Barton, O. i. Boone. j. Il. Smith, Ell
Michot and ]. ]. Will ANS, nave fled a petit
ton In this Court praying 70 be incorporated
IN pursuance of an act OF the General Assem-
BY OF h State of ~3ennesPee, passed January
%, ls7l, approved January 80, 1871, under the
name and STYLE nj the