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ted In the centre of park of thousand acres,
beautifully laid out, and is arranged with
regard to comfort and luxury that a refined
aad elegant taste could desire. Yet for the
last few years it has been house OF sorrow.
The father of Lady Aberdeen, who was Prem,
Ter before Lord Palmerston, died IN looo' anu
her husband in 1864. In 1868 SOD was
was accideutly killed at Cambridge, anu
year ago George Gordon was drowned ac sea-
There are 1 100 farms on the estate, anu Tue
Can't. Wilbur was warmly received and hospi-
| tahlv entertained, and was able to comfort the
mother with the words, 81 believe he was
| good young man and Christian" In their
religious belief The family are Scotch Presbyte.
tians, and Lady Aberdeen said that "the day
George left home he read the eghty-tourth
psalm at morning prayer" Capt. Wilbur re-
NAMED III Aberdeenshre several days, and
was overpowered with kind attentions while
there. "All, y he says, "because was enabled
some time since to show very little kindness
10 stranger who proved to be Lord Aber'
deem"
In the Overland Monthly for February, the
| Rev. II. A. Sawtellc gives an interesting ac-
count of Chinese primer, called the Three
/ LOlbCA SItoSiS, WHICH dho WILL eAAS FNN-~-J
school book of millions upon millions OF
| Chinese children since the twelfth century OF
our era 1t is in universal use throughout the
Empire, and its dill gives the uniform type OF
| Chinese culture. Its language and ideas are
represented to be apparently above the young
mind, aud yet its long and universal popular-
| ty shows that it has some peculiar adaptation
and charm. 1t has been made the subject of
numerous commentaries by Chinese scholars
indeed, it requires elucldalion for the pupil,
who is first required to commit it entirely to
memory. 1t is not, like too many OF our books
tor beginners, a weak exercise for the mind in
mere words, but contains the rudiments of in
struclion in history, philosophy and religion
Reading this brief article, one imagines the
New ENGLAND primer, which the present gen.
Grafton knows so little of, with its theological
and other wisdom put into rhyme and adapt
ed to The young imind, having become. and
continued the universal primary instructor oil
our children. 1t illustrates the difference bee
tween the Chinese mind and ours, that while
they keep text book for centuries we change
ours about every term. Amtrican civilization
would have to become Chinese to keep the
New England primer fer ,the drill in history
and religion OF youth through all generations
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Circulars, statistics and full information furnished
and correspondence solicited.
HEN RY p. WOOD.
| BROKER.
Corner Fore and Exchange SITS,
PORTLAND. ja5sntf
The Battle and the Victory,
The fight is over. Competition is at an end The
humbugs who have disfgured so many heads and
| endangered so many lives, are "whipped oat and
CristadorO's Excelsior Hair DYE
remains master of the field and is acknowledged to
be the Standard Hair Dye of America.
List of the Killed and Wounded
would show scores of charlatans stretched ON their
backs, Endorsed by Professor Chiffon as pure and
harmless, and accepted by the public as matchless
its operation, the Excelsior Dye laughs all rivalry
to scorn. AS an exquisite dressing after dyirg use
CRISTADORo'S HAIR PRfSERyATTyE,
feb15eodm w911
ED RD'S
| COMBINED
Range and Furnace I!
has arrived andis t.
On Exhibition at 70 Middle Street.
The merits of this RANGE and FURNACE are
superior to all others.
By using five or six tons OF coal per year you can
COOK for 5O TO 70 persons, aud by means OF its cold
ana not air chambers it having 40 to so of radi-
atng surface 1T does the addi ona work OF Furnace
| tree rom all bad Odors.
The public, and especially architects builders and
housekeepers are invited to inspection OF its
lis.
J. p. sKILLIN,
fei4sn1w" agent for Maine.
EIGHT! LIGHT!
Is what we all want. Economy can have by use
ing FISHER AND CROOKS Patent Magic
Gas Flame Ecp0nder!
You save by its use fifty per cent. on any common
burner. Call and see it tested al
20 Middle Street,
Up. SKLLLIN, CENT Ag't.
We have many testimonials of its merits.
@- A few good agents wanted. febs-1m
PsAK X IL USE
ON EUROPEAN PLAN.
1877 Washington ST., Boston.
Good single rooms, rs cents and 81 90 per day.
Bill OF fare the lowest of any hotel in the civ
~ Parties coming to Boston, Will find the Parks
House the most centrally located, quiet, and orderly
oc2ssnemit&s BoYNToN & CO., Proprietors.
I. *. KIMBALL,
Carriages and SIeigzbs,
Is Preble st, Portland, Me.
w.special attention given to repairing in all its
branches dc21snu
GUNS, REVOLVERS,
Rifles, Hunting and Pocket Knives,
FISHING TACKLE,
Powder, Shot, Skates and sleds, in Variety.
j. b. LUCAS,
50 Exchange street, near Middle.
Skates to Let, at reasonable rates.
ANNUAL
Seed Catalogue.
WE have just published our Annual Seed Cata-
w logue of Flower and Vegetable Seeds, and will
furnish il free on application
.F KENDALL Il WHITNEY,.
Portland, February sth 1871. feb9d&w1m
BIRDS! BIRDS :! |
SAWYER & WOODFORD
40 EXCHANGE ST., have inst received from /
j y importers, lot OF German Canary
Birds; splendid singers.
Agent for Peters prepared food and powders for /
restoring Canary to song; also pure seed of all kinds
feb9sneod2w
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T. o L IL Z.

STORAGE and Wharfage op Custom Hou,.
Wharf. Apply to LYNCH. BARKER a. ~
Oc16tf ST 139 Commercil st.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

DIVISION OF KILOGRAMS AND REPORTS FOR THE
BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.
Weather Report Feb. 10Th.
observations taken at midnight exact local time at
each placel - :.
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SAGADAHoC COUNTY.

The classification of representatives of Som
erset county will be as follows: Fairfield. Smith
field, Mercer, 1; Anson, Norridgewock, Sharks,
1; New Portland, Madison, Scion, 1; Skowhe-
gan, Detroit, l; Palmyra, Pittsfeld Canaan,
l; Hartland, st. Adams, Ripley, Cambridge,
1; Harmony, Athens, Cornville, Embdcn, 1;
Moscow. Concord, Bingham, May field, Lex
ington. Brighton, Dead River, Flagstaff, Moose
River, West Forks, The Forks, Carratunk,
Jackma Plantation, Pleasant Ridge and No, /.
r. z, 1.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-11

MARCUS ]. WRIGHT,
Sheriff Of Shelby county.
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THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
RlSt Bet1sesu Whites an6 Negroes Of
PhIIadsIphia-ksaere Returss
From 0hIe.

PHILADELPHIA, October 10 The cleo
ton was Qaiet in most wards. In the
fourth and fifth. the colored voters COM
planned Of intimidation, and the police
were changed by the mayor. In the ff-
teenth ward Miss Carrie 8. Burnham ten
dered her vote, which was not received.
Judge Allison of the Court of Common
Pleas rejected the spplication for man
damus 70 compel the receipt Of her vote,
and was sustained by brother Judges.
LATER Serious riots have broken out
in the southern part Of the city. Four or
five men have been killed and twenty five
wounded. Three brigades of militis have
bsen ordered to the scene of the troubles.
Hssgerty, 9 lieutenant of the police, has
been arrested by order Of Judge Allison,
and held in $1,000 bail to answer the chargs
of obstructiDg the polls. % aE
CIRCLEvILLE, Ono, October I0.-This
city and township, Nf-Democrstic msjor-
ity. Lancaster and two townships report
q Rspu blicsn gain of 104 over 1870. Elyria
gives Noyes 3e0 msjority, Republican
gain of 90. Washington county-MarieEts
and Hsrmsr, snd six townships, give $50
for Noyes. '-~
Greene county-Xenia city and town
ship gives Noyes sI4 majority.
Lawrence county-Six wards and town
ships give Noyes $50 majority. Il
Clark county-Springheld gives Noyes
~ majority. 81
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KNOXVILLE.
The Baptists In Convention The Great
Fair at knoxVllIe-Doings Of the
eoUFfs-cOI. Baxter and
the kewspzpsrs-
Stant0n's Road.

Special to the Appeal
KNOXVILLE, TENN. October l0--The
Baptist General Association began ita
fourth annual session here on Saturday.
There we're present Representatives from
nearly every southern state. On Sstur-
day afternoon officers were elected for the
ensuing yesr-Rev. W. A. Montgomery,
of Lesdvale, was elected president. Rev.
r. Sneed, J. B. Kimbrough, N. B. Go
forth vice presidents. On yesterday near
ly all the pulpits in the city were supplied
by members of the Association. There
are about forty members of this denomi-
nation in che SitY now. They will proba-
bly, continue in session until Wednesday,
ss there Is considerable business to trans
act. The people look forward to general
good time this week, as the fair for the
Eastern division OF the State opens here
on tomorrow. The Mayor has requested
all plscss OF business to close on Wsdnes-
day, that Syery one upon that day msy
be able 70 attend this fair. On Friday the
Supreme Court took up the liNel suit of
Col. Baxter against the Whig and Regis
ter. The argument will close to-day. %
Saturday the Federal Court adjourned till
Thursday, when the Alabama and Chatts-
nooga railroad case will b taken up 60
cording to appointment.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS OF YESTERDAY.

Special to the Appeal
NAsHvILLB, October 1O.-The following
new bills were introduced and passed q
6rst reading:
By Mr.. Port6r-To smend the law IN re-
lsti0n to spprenticing colored children.
By Mr. Glbson-To give lien on tres
passing cs5tle. -
By Mr-Windle-To amend sections one.
two, threA four and five of the usury
law, passed on the third Of February
Mr.. Warren submitted the following
resolutions:
WHEREAS, The people Of Tennessee have
been, snd are, still burdened with onerous
taxes, levied to replenish a bankrupt
treasury, resulting from the late war, and
subsequent extrsvsgant legislation; and,
WHEREAS, The liabilities Of the StEte
have been largely decreased by the sale OF
the States interest in the deliquent and
defsulting railroads, and will continue to
decrease by the sale OF other such roads;
therefore, belt eE
ResoIVed, That it is the sense Of this
general assembly, that the taxes should
be materially reduced below the present
basis, as fixed by law, and that the COM
mittees on finance and ways and means,
are hereby directed to look to material
reduction of same in providing tor the
State revenue. Lies over.
The following resolutions were intro
dueed yesterday and adopted;
By Mr.. Lumpkin-PrOviding for the
payment of the superintendent of the in
sane asylum for expenses incurred in
keeping Annie Fran kiln, patient in that
institution.
By Mr.. D.ck-Expressing confidence in
the commissioners appointed by the State
for delinquent railroads. Adopted on
suspension of rules.
The following passed second reading:
To hx the hour fOr trials in Justices |
courts. Passed,
To amend the law relative to divorces.
Mr.. Connel introduced resolution to |
suthorizs the Secretary OF State to return |
the claims fled under the act OF February |
18th, 1868.
The resolution was suspended In order 4
to tsks up this resolution at once.
Mr.. Conneu explained that he had in
troduced the resolution at the request of
the secretary himself. Under the laws as
ii stands the secretary Is only authorized
TO deliver claims when called for. The OBJ
ject Of this resolution was to authorized
him to send them to the counties to which
they belonged.
After some discussion the resolution
was adopted.
The House resolution expressing con-
6dence in the railroad commissioners was
adopted.
Several House bills passed first reading
without discussion.
The Senate then adjourned to attend
the inaugural convention.
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( Yesterday mOrniniDg about 2 a. m.
there was fne shower Of rain, but at
sunrise the clouds cleared away and the
weather was clear and warm ali day.
There was considerable business st the
landing yesterday, there being an unusual
number OF arrivals and departures,
though greater number passed without
doing much business.
The river fell here two inches. From
here TO Cairo the river has but six feet of
water, and from Cairo to st. Louis five
feet. The Arkansas river is still declin-
ing. The Ohio and other tributaries are
ssill on the decline.
phls packet company, at the wharf-boa
here, to-day made up q purse of 500 for
the suffering of Chicago. Good.
Our merchants should charter two or
three boats to run from here to Vickspurg
and pick up the cotton ying on the banks
of the Mississippi awaiting transit to New
Orleans. We are informed that it il ino-
possible for them to find transportation to
New Orleans, as navigation is so dificuIt,
while there are boais here that can run to
Vicksburg without any difficulty. Here
is q fine opportunity to Increase The cotton
market of Memphis, making is one OF the
largest in the Union.
The city is engaged In a good work
grading the levee st the foot OF Jefferson
street.
Mollie Moore, ave days out from New
Orleans. discharged here 80 boxes soda,
and "a barrels OF cement,
{ The Capitol City, from st. Louis, passed
down for New Orleans, after adding q
bales of coaton.
The G.. w. Cheek, Phil Allen, Mary
Boyd and A. J. White departed with
goods trips.
The Sc. Luke added hsre $50 bales of
cotton for above.
The st. Luke came in from st, Louis
early yesterday morning with q good trip
of grain and produce, including A bales
Of cotton. r-l
( The Glencoe, four days and a half out
from New Orleans, discharged 1859 bum
dies of cotton ties, so boxes LIQUORS, snd
z hhds of cocoanuts. She had 800 sacks of
salt for ST.. Louis. th3
The Mary Alice and barges passed up.
The Virginia sunk Monday at Cotton
wood point. Her cargo Is a total loss.
The Eckert has gone to her relief.
The A. =. White came In from Napoleon
with Ia bales Of cotton and I406 sacks Of
seed.
I Boats LeayiEs To-Day.
FoR WHITE RIvxk-The Usage, Cap
tain John B. Davis, leaves Devairs Bluif
this evening, on the arrival Of the train
from Memphis, for Jacksonport and all
points on upper White river.
For VIcKsBURG-City of Quincey will
leave tomorrow at am.
FoR NEW OBLEASs-Legal Tender, for
Vicksburg and New Orleans tomorrow st
" IA. William Elliott, clerk
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SPECIAL ATTEETI0a

Is called to the above snnouncement OF the
President and Bofrd OF Directors. There is
nos the least dOubs bnt.whst All the tickets
win be sold. The very low price at which
tney ers placed-tWo dollars viii enable
all TO contribute their mite toward
oes1ti5yins pea s9s sfGaas e. ne ss9elsiion SOC
private enterprise, bnt is gotten up By the
Board Of Dir etOrs-Whose nigh standing an
be qaestiOned-foE tee s0ls purpose Of 0sne-
ntstng the puolic. b. adding 70 the heanty Of
their latr grounds. Ia
The tfck cts enJitIe the holdsrs 20 admission
to tbs Fair on that day, II those holding
them choose to attend, and a chance In four
hundred and eighty-one cash premiums,
rangtng from SiOOO down.
Tue number OF tickets is limited TO lg,C0O,
and undsrRo etrcunsaancea VIII more than
that number be sold-
All prizes w1lf De paid In CASH.
Your attention Is called to the names Of the
tolowing gennemen, VINO compose the
SON JAcoB THOMPSON. President,
EHOCH ENsLRY, First Vfce-Presiden1.
Eli kAYNER Second Vice President.
&. U. GOODWIN, Third ieeprssidsnt.
j. 81. EDMONDsoN. Fourth Vice. President.
JOHN BBoWN, Fifth Vice Prea1dent.
JOAN T. STKATToN, Treasurer.
LEoN. TROUsDALE, secretary.
j JOSEF =; "a BEIGE B1:1SS NAPoIzoE Nn ILL,
= : FAY 4 Z LLss', r SeHs ~ 6xsT' =; Ezss'
Tickets caa be had at the vsrious sub-sgen-
Fies, IN Memphis and elsewhere, or on appl1-
cation TO me, by letter with stamp enclosed
Memphis and Charleston .Sailroad Depot
Memphis, Tenn. W. H. BATES,
sen Agent for sale OF Tickets.
Tickets can be had at the following sub
agencies:
kANSF0RD's NEWS DEPOT,
ZOE L0cKE'S NEWS DEPOT,
J. C. EYRicH's NEWS DEPOT,
GEORGE sER6MARS clGAa STAND.
LEURRE'S eIGAR STAsD,
We. BIRDiS JEwELRY SToRE,
BARNun's jEWELRY STORE,
MEMPHIS & enables TON TICKET OFFICE
CHRIS: 81 EIsKUHL'S CAPITAL SALOON
W. H. BATES,
Agent for the sale OF Ticksts-
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RIVER NEWS.
Boats I'm Port.
Monie Moore.
~. rana1-A.A

{ LITTLE Rock, october l0.-Fine rein last
night. River at a stand-stin. Weather now
clear and pleasant.
{ CINCINNATI, October l0.-Rtver 2 feet 7
Inches in the channel, and falling slowly.
Weather clear and cool.
E PITTsBURG, October 10.-Raiping steadily
and hard tonight. The Monongahels has 70
inches in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, October l0.-There Is less than
French island. Rain all morning, but clear
and cool Low.
EVANSVILLE, October lO.-Rain this morn
ing, but weather now clear and cool. The river
is falling slowly. Ky @
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Friday, November 10th, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property, to-wtt: The NJ half(1<l OF lot 78, IS
laid down on the original plan OF the city Of
Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee, begin
ming at the intersec Ion Of the south side OF
the hrst alley north Of Adams street, known
a. Bank slley, and Miasfaslpp or From road I;
thence south 50 degrees, 30 a. inutes. east, one
hundred and 1orty -Aight and one-han feet
(l487O, with the south side Of said Bank alley
TO iis Intersection with another alley. rum
ming at right angles herewith, called Front
alley, thence with the west side OF Front
alley south 90 degrees 30 nainutea west, 81 feet
E< Inches 70 the d1yfdi 8 line. between the
two halves OF said los rs; thence with said
dividing line, north 30 degrees. 80 minutes
west, lAsx feet 70 Mississippi OF Front row;
thence with said row north. degrees, 80
minutes east, 81 feet IL inches to tbs begin
ming, the entire lot being covered by q brick
building. the 'front.' Of which Is four stories
high and the rear 70 two stories high. Terms
OF sale one-third % Dash, u in SIX and u in
twelve months from date OF sale. Purchaser
required to execute notes With approved per-
sonsl security, Lien TO be retained tn same
are paid.
This October 10, IS7L
EDMUND A OOLE, Clark and Master.
Mcdowell 4 Aartins AttoznsyA
~ gsf u ~
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a CARD.

THE recent terrible conhagration at Chica-
Il 90 nasnrally exeites feeling of disquiet
and apprehension In the minds OF al such as
hold policies Of the several companies inter-
eSted In that loss; but, as it will take at least
ten days or more 70 make up any reliable
estimates Of what portion falls to the share OF
tne several companies, and hence to ascer-
tain the eject IL viii have upon them. We
desire IN the meantims 10 assure our custom
ers and patrons OF two things, bo-Tlt:
First, That from adYicas nom headQ quarters,
We have no doubt as to the enttre aDility OF
all me com pantes represented by us to meet
al their liabilities without In the least i'm
pairing IL cir aoIvency or safety; and, second,
That II. unfortunately, the reverse should be
the case, we shall take the earliest oppOrtun-
ity and most public occasion to meet all, in
time TO msFae such changes as the ciIcum-
stances VIII render necessary. Until then,
lei all rest easy and exercise the virtue OF
patience. Respectfully,
H A. LITTLETON & co.
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couartnershi6 Notice.

4 HAVE this day associated with me in bus-
i ness my son, William Bowles, and hence
forth the business will be carried on under
the f1rEn name OF william Bowles 4 Son.
RM. BOWLES, Cotton BuysT.
oc8 Room No. 70, Magnolia Block
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NnTInE-

A SPECIAL communication of An
n geronA Lodge No. l6S viii be held W
THIS tWEDNkSDAY1 evening" i'm ipsr., ~
AZ u O'Clock, for work in the N. n. degree.
All NJ. MS traternally invited.
~ order q NJ. CARROLL, W. NJ.
John REAKngF4 4acratarv cell
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the WORLD BY TELEGRsPA.

Political troubles continue in Spain.
Heavy storms of snow and rain fell in
Utah yesterday.
England does not intend to release the
FeniRn prisoners.
The woman's Christian association is In
session at Hartford, Connecticut.
New York Is still working at the Tam
many frauds, but without much progress.
indianapolis raised twenty thousand
dollars yesterday tor the Chicago sufferers.
Passengers for points west OF Chicago
transfer outside the city at the Joliet cut
OF.
James Dempsey 10 In Jail In Mount YER
non, Ohio, for having robbed a postof1ce
IN Holmes county.
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No. y R-First Chaneery Court Of shelby
County Robert @. Jameson VS.. Lucie A.
Jameson ct a.. r-- l-- --s..-s.s
IlY virtue OF an interlocutory decree for
ED sale entered In the above cause. October 3,
1911 l viii sell at uolic etion to the highest
oder, In front Of the clerk and masters
of1ce, Greenlaw block, Second street, in the
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MARRIED.

ECHOLS-TRADER-At the rsstdanca n,
D Q. Trader, Esq, S3I Main street. on he l6th
instant. By the Rev. B. W. LauderdaIe. as
sisted oy the Rev. Joseph 4. Carter, Mr.. VII
LIAM J. ECaOLs, Of 5enatubia A7issi ssfrDf
and Miss LIZZIE TRADER CARFER. OF Muir.
reesborO, Norm Carolina
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Attachment Notes.

In the First Circuit Court Of Shelby county,
Tenneseee-Thos. Day. d. B. Foster and ..
W. Kealhofer, partners, doing business IN
der the name and style Of FoatsF, Kealnofer
q Co., vs. VIM. Clampit.
IN this cause an attachment having been
L sued out under section 1856 OF the Code and
returned taGO Court, levied upon the property
OF defendant, to-Wtt: Twelve bales OF cot
ton. marked each L. a J., the property OF de-
fendant. and af1davtt having been made that
the defendant Is indebted to plainaff in the
sum Of Sl459 % by q note, and that the de-
fendant IN a nonresident Of the State OF
Tennessee;
It Is Therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
of the First Circuit Court OF Shelly County,
ut the court.honse In the city of Memphis,
on the third Monday In January next, anG
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by iRw, or the same VIII be pro-
ceeded with exparte. and thai q copy OF this
order bs published once weee, 70. iou- con-
secutfve weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
Done at ofice, this 10th day October, 1871.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
ByL. 4. BoswE1I.. Deputy Clerk
Jarntsin FrAysors Att'ys tor pllint11z
iFed-oen
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Friday, Eoysmber 10 1871.

with legal hours, the lots OF land designated
and numbered from t. 81. inc lusive. on the
plan OF subdivision Of AK acres OF land be-
Ion gtng to X. J. B. L. Winn, situate IN ShelbF
county, on the new Raleigh road. and bound
ed in part on the north by Wolf river these
lots, as laid oftson the plan now on exh1bi-
ton u the once OF the CleTk AID Master S1d
OF col 7fafnans s. solicitor, L. B. Mcfarland,
Esq, e-orsce s, 8. 10 end Il acres
1nese lots, or any- OF them, will be sold for
one third cash. and the balances on a credit
OF six and twelve months, with six per cent.
interest. Notes without security viii be re
Qutred OF the purchaser, and lien retained 70
secure the deferred payments.
These lands are are all tim mbered, fertile and
well adapted tor SMALL FASMS, or fer gar
deuing purposes. -tt
. Sucn bargains as VIII BE- offered in This land
have, seldom been offered to the SPECULAToa,
the WOOD D-DEALER, the GARDENuR, and all
who want residence property adjacent TO and
convenient to Memphis - on the line cf
the protested rail1o 1oad from Memphis to ha-
lsigh, and only ~ mi es nom Z ourt Square.
AT Full particulars and plans can be had
at my once, or L. s. MCFARLAND, sol. Tor
compl2inants, at the Planters Insurance
Building. No. Al Madison street, Memphis,
Tennessee
M D. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
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