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satarday. 25th Of &c. l87l.

at the southwest corner, Intersection OF Main
and Madison streets Ia the city Of Memphis,
between the hours OF Do o'clock, an. and 8
O'Clock pm, sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder for cash. tins following de-
Ecrioed real estate, to-Wit: a certain lot In
the city OF Memphis bouuded as follows. Be
ginning al a point on the north line OF Lin
den street, thtrty-three leet west Tom the
point Of intersection Orthe north line OF LIN
den street with the west line o. Orleans
street, and running thence west with the
north line Of Linden street one hundred feet
70 stake thence north parallel with ORLEANS
street one hundred and sixty feet TO a stake:
Themes eas1 parallel with Linden street one
hundred feet TO a point within thfrty-three
feet Of the west line Of Orleans street thence
south parallel with Orleans street one hun
dred and sixty feet TO TIE be Enufug. said lot
is knOWn as part OF Hot No GOrty-three, ofbIock
No. MT seven l57)as laid down on the Robert
son IOpp division, and being the same lot OF
ground ssid and conveyed by J b seuddsr
and Mary Ann Bcuddsr, his wife. 10 said ~.
b. MeDonough and Joseph FlaHusry, by deed
bearing date December z, le68, and Recorded
an the office OF Register OF shelby county.
Tennessee, In Record Book No. II, pages l5s
and ltO, reference 10 which ls hereby made.
Also the following described real estate; 8
certain lot or parcel OF ground lying and be.
ing In the city Of Memphis, Shelby county,
State Of Tennessee, bounded as follows. Be
ginning Al the northeast former Of e lat sold
Rowland Savage and r.. II. Hammel, on tze
south side of the Raleigh road, and running
thence south with The east line OF said lot on
Rowland Savage and j. II. Hammelg lot one
hundred and eighty feet to stake; thence
east sixty-stE feet and eighttnches uousuaks:
thence north one humdrcd ana eighty feet 10
the south line OF the RALEIGH road thence
west siXty-siL feet and eight inches othe be-
ginning. Being a paat Of the orig nal subdi-
vision Of the John Rice grant No. z, assigned
to John Oyerton, and being b same lot Of
ground sold and conveyed by r u. Brinkley,
Hugh l. Brinrley, K b. SuOWden and Anns
enOWdeu, his Wi~fe,tOsald WI McDonough
and Joseph ElanneTy, by deed bearing date
January D, 1859. and duly recorded In the
office OF the Register OF shelby county, fen
nessee, In Record BOOk Nc. u, pages l57 aud
l5S, reference to which is hereby a The
equity Of redemption is waived and the title
Is believed to DC good, but / viii sell and
Onvey only as trustee.
WV. II. CUNNINGHAM. Truslea.
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MEMPHIS, March 10, 1871.
River Editor AppeaI-River rose 3
inches in past "A hours. Below high
water mark Of 1867, - inches.
TnHN UENTm
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bales. Quotations-Ordinary 1lkc; Good
Ordinary, 1850; Low Mi0dling, l8Lc;
Middling, l4Ac; Good Middling, Ice.
I0:45 a.m-COtton market quiet and
quotations unchanged,
12:45 p.m-COtton market strong: sales
on the spot, $500 bales, Future sales, 1850
bales; March, 1876 April, 1S5s@l3Ac;
june, l3Z@l3Sc; July, 14c; August, I4c.
QuOtations-Ordinary uAc; Good Ordi-
nary, l2}2e; Low Middling, 1880; Mid
ding, l4Ac; Good Middling, 161Sc.
2pm-COtton is irregular; Low Mid
ding, l35@l8Szci MiGdling, 18%@lS3Sc;
sales on b spot, 1900 balesi future sales,
5000 bales.
4 p.m-CottOn market firm. Sales-tO
spiuners, AIS bales; for export, 8709 bales;
for speculation, So bales; in transit, 250
bales; contracts, 1000 bales; March,
l35zc; April, 1859; May, il is l6c; June,
Is 10 I6c; July, lac; August, 141sc. QUO
acknowledging, UZc; Good Ordinary,
l2lEc; Low MiddliHg, l8%c; MiddIings
I45sc; Good Middling, 161sc,
COTTON IN NEw ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANs, March IS, II a.m-Cot-
ton quiet but firm; Middling, l4Gl4Lc.
Sales, 1909 bales.
2p.m.-COtton 6rmer but not quotably
higher Middling, l49l4Lo. Sales 5000
bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, March Is, HIS a.m.-COtton
market opened dull. Sales estimated at
10000 bales. Middling Uplands, barely
7Isd; Middling Orleans, barely 72Sd. I'M
ports, 1900 bales, chiefly American.
5p.m-Cotton closed quiet but steady;
Uplands, 7H@7Zd; Orleans, 77S@7lzd.
Sales, 1900 bales; for export vi specu-
latiOn, 5000 bales. Shipments from Bonn
bay since last report to date, 1000 bales.
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TlssdaY. - IA. 81

During legal hours, At the present residences
Of said W.. ID. Gather, sell Tor cash, az public
cutlery, the real estate conveyed IA said Truar
Deed, described As follows, to- wit. "a parcel
OF land in Shelby county, fennasgse, adioins
ing the land on which the said w. 10. Gather
resided on 18th Of November. 1867, c0mmenc-
ing at the southeast come % said land and
running thence vest 20 the eastern boundary
and on which the said WfthsringtOn resided
on November M, 1851 thence north with said
line one hundred poles thence east % the
western boundary line Of the land drst above
mentioned theme south along said line 10
the Deglnnlng-conthiutng. By estimation
u p and twenty acres, more or less
Title believed 70 be good.
SELF law ". 81. EWING. Trustee
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responding week last year. The total
at all the ports since September 1st is
now 3,053, sos bales, against 2,220,5 500
last year-an increase of $50, 800 bales.
The exports for the week were 125, 862
bales, OF which 3D. 89 to Great Britain
and 8 1913 to other foreign ports. The
total since September LIST is now 1861
679, against I ,3I7 ,036 last year, showing
an increase Of 546,643 bales. The re-
ceipts and exports since September
Ist, compared with last year, are
shown in the following table:
Errfba 1854. "a nfg rq-0 II ID o.
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE ROUTE
North and East.
WINTER SCHEDULE
TAKES EFFECT IAN. 9, 1871

bfOWusFllle Accommodation Leaves daily
(exCeptSunday) at AIS pm.
Daily through train % Nashville and Chat
tanooga, without change OF cars, leaves Al
7.45 PM arrives in Nashville at sam, Chat
tanOoga at 40 p IN. next day.
Depot at head Of Main street.
Ticket Office, BIZ Main street, one door
north OF Jefferson.
The train leaving Memphis at Ia pm. runs
daily. Inc 4sA an. train does not run on
Sunday Both trains run through to Louis
Vile Without change. Elegant sleeping carr
run through on thel46 I'm. train from Mem
phts 10 Louisville, connecting at Louisville
with through cars to P~huadolphia. CleVela0d.
Buffalo andheW York without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore.
Washington City and Boston. BerthB and
statsr0Oms, in through cars, can be enpaged
az toe Ticket Onice, &7% Main street.
J. BOYD, superintendent
IAWEs PIKE Tickets agent. ianT
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COTTON STATEMENT.


Memphis and Charleston Railroa3.... 81
Memphis and Ohio Railrosd..-.....-~lI37
Steamers. north,
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10th Day Of April. 1871.

At the late residence of W. NJ. Ewing. decd,
proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
The following described lands, S tuated in
the First Civil District Of shelby county: Be-
ginning at a stake in the northwest corner
Of ]. H. hink'sl and in Gathers east bound
airy line; thence north 81 east 50 chains Is
links 10 a take In the end Of the lane thence
east s chains 81 links to a stake IN X y.
Bonds west line; thenoe south "A chains ~
link 20 a stake N 40 west links et q BLACK
gum marked ID. G. T.; thence 8 east .
crRIns 80 links 70 q stake whence south ~
west u links TO q large sWeetgum marked =,
and r.. thence south % chains Is links to a
take. Whence south Do east 3 links 20 a
large whiteoak marked r, with three elm
pointers; thence west Is chains &-lU1hk to
the beginning.
mo SHOVE described land VIII be sold sub
iect 10 the Widows dover. The title Is be-
lieVed 20 be perfect. butt viii sell and con-
vav as trustee only. March 4, 1871.
Mind Ar HARRET. Trustee.
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DR.. R. C. HARLATTE'S DlsPENSARY,
42 NORTH COURT STREET,
For the Treatment Of all Diseases

CONSULT DR.. r. Q MARLA1TE, at his
Medical Institute, ~ North Court street,
for the following diseases treated according
To the hemic system OF medicine, which
Is pronounced by the most eminent phyBi-
clans and surgeons Of the present day to be
the only true and reliable method OF treating
diseases Qt is especially so Tor this cltmate)
successfully, especially the following: Fe-
male dlseaSsS,Of whatever class or type,treat-
ed in a highly successful manner. Heart
Dlsesse-this formidable disease IS treated
with the most gratifying results. Skin dis
eases of almost every form permanently
cured here. Consumption and Catarrn De-
partmentI have made many important dis
COverieS in the treatment OF Lung, Throat
and Nose diseases. Eye and Ear Department
the eye and ear most teuderly and Triumph
antly treated. Diseases Of the GenttO Urn
nary organs speciality. CONFIDENTIAL Depart
ment devoted to "a class Of maladfes uEmeless
here; cures guaranteed speedily and peIma-
nently. Those suffering from youthful IN.
discretion, nervous debility, excuses OF any
Kind, impaired memory, etc, can be success
fully and scientifically treated and cures
guaranteed. Surgical Department where
sktuful surgery Is required, We invite trial.
All affairs ola private character held sacred
~ confidential My ofice is so arranged that
no one patient Can either see or hear an
other. Rheumatism successfully treated. /
ave also a speedy, sure snd saT8 specific for
Piles Patients treated by mall or Otherwise.
e so cents ana stamp Tor teattse on all dis
eases.
Try my Eectro-M dedicated Baths. Also.
Memphis Tonic Bittersi guarateed tho besttn
the market.
OFFICE HoURs- From 8 IN the morning tin
8 in the evening. Sundays, nom am. To y
m mhQ
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a BOOK FOR The MILLlON.
MARRIAGE ) AF aISsEHn G q Esss9 q. !

MARDFRGEI PRIVATE COUNSELOR 70
EMFtaattA4EA@fTHE ARRrE or those about
GUIDE. Ie e im mTStis 2n the ana g55ys 4s1ofa.
tons OF the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries in producing and preventing OF.
spring, preserving the complexion, etc.
This is an interesting work Of two hundred
and tWsnty-fOur pages, with numerous en-
cravings, and contains valuable information
for those WHO are married OF contemplate
marriage; stiu Il lg a book that ought to be
under lock and key and not laid earelessly
about the house.
Sent to any one Gree OF postage) for 90 cents.
Address Dr. Butte DispenEBry. No. ~ III,
Eighth street, st. Louis, No.
- Notice % the Agicsd o3id Usy0Fsa1ots.
Before applying to the notorious QuACEa
VINO advertise in public papers,, or using any
QUACK REMEDIES, peruse Dr.. Butts work, no
matter what your disease Is, or how deplora-
BILE our condition
Or. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mall, On the diseases mentioned In his works.
Omcs, No. y N. Eighth Etrssb bet. MaEfstand
Ro&0as - i8AAtf IN e4H
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ThursdaY. the Ist laY Of Iuna 81

On the premises, sell publicly, 70 the highest
bidder, for cash, tbs following described tot
Ia the city OF Memphis, and the improve
ments thereon, Go-Wlt: Commencing at a
stake on the south side Of Poplar street:
thence RAINING south l6i feet to q stake:
thence east y feet 10 a stake; thence north
l65 feet to Poplar street; thence west ~ feet
10 the beginning cOrners being lot No. 29 Of
WatB O. Bradford's subdivision and part or
country lot No. 50. Equity Of redemption
waived. March J. 1871.
mil -.RG CANNON, Trustee.
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trustees Sale.

Hinder and by virtue Of the provisions o.
trust desc, erecufed by ". b McDon-
ou8h and Joseph FEannerT, on the 2d OF
biay 1868, recorded IN tue Registers once OF
shelby county, In o No. e. page ~. and
made 20 secure 70 John h Newton the pay
ment or certain notes therein described the
last OF which remains uupaldl ], as trustee,
WIZ. on
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Selma, HarlsHaBd asm7als Railroad g5m-
pany Of tennessee aHd EIssissig5..

Formerly the Memphis. holly Springs Cza-
Iona and Selma RAILROAD Company.
Those who favor tie subscription a.eI
have on their tickets Use words I9E SUB.
ECklPIlOE-' Those who oppose ru- .us-
EcriDtiOn shall have on their tickets Dol t..
SUBSCRIPTION.
A list Ofoncers, Judges and CLERKS. will be-
published before the day OF Che e.a". H-
- MARCUS o.. 4ELlH.
February q, ISL. Sheriff shelby Cell
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Gs- Know at once and for aye, this is no
Northern humbug, nor Southern folly.
Now please read and circulate, or post
conspioulously for your friends, your
country, yourself and little me.
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Trust Sale.

u y virtue OF a trust deed made 10 me on
ID the Slst day Of December. 1859, and duly
county, IN book No. %, pages Az, etc, TO
which reference is madeJ i wiz, IS Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE.

EB By a virtue OF a certain Deed Of Trust
executed to me by W. NJ. EWlng on the Hth
day Of January, 1863. for the benefit Of Mar.
shall Keathly, which deed is II record in
Record Book 40. 81, pages &6, etc, in the
Registers ONCE Of Shelby county, Tennessee,
i will. on the
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DY virtue OF deeds Of trust executed 70 me
40 on the 18th u 18th inst, By the south
western PubliahinE Company an anthor-
and 10 collect is claims aud to appy th6
proceeds 10 the payment Of its debts. And
i hereby noLIfy ti8 debtors % tome forward
and mo- mi at an early date and TINS
Save cost. further notify all persons hole
-fnr lust claims against said company to pro-
bate and ale the same with me on or before
be barred.
This February %. B1l.
Tea We, CHERRY, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DURsUANP TO a Trust Deed made 10 me
= on the "a day Of January, 1853, by Maria
ID. and George H. Mousarrat. recorded IN The
Registers once OF shelby county, IN book
70 page . % secure a certain Indebtedness
EnaraLn mauEInman- 1 Iii m
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Tuesday, March q, 1877,

In 'front.' OF the Chancery Court rooms. In
Memphis, sell to the highest bidder. Tor cesh-
the lot or ground described in said trust
deed situated at the southwest corner OF
6aals ano DeS0to streets, haVinga front Of
sixty teet on Beals street and one hundred
ana twenty teeb on DeSOtO street. sale be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock an and 2
O'Clock pm. The title Is believed 10 be- per-
feet but only convey as trustee.
g. A. HANSON, Iruatee-
Hanson. SWinaley 4 Bashieli AEtga feH
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FINANCIAL.

There has been but few changes in
local financial affairs during the week.
The demand for accommodations has
been moderately active, but not press
ing, and, as a general rule, all applica-
tiOns coming from the mercantile
trade and considered first class have
received attention at the banks at ga
Z per cent. On the streets rates are
from 191R per cent. per month. EX-
change Is in better supply and active
request; Eastern commercial bills
are taken at tas discount, and South
ern at discount. Checking rates
are t(G4c premium on Eastern points,
and 4c premium on New Orleans.
Local scrip securities, ETC., are quiet
and unchanged in every respect.
County warrants are bought at 64G
6jc and sold at 66c. Bank Of Tennes-
see money is 74675C buying and sell
ing. Memphis 6s are bought at soc
and sold at SIC. Gold is bought at
Il05 and sold at lllR,
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ROLL0KAYs v%ERMIfusE e0aFEeTIOas

TWENTY years experience has proved this
the most popular remedy with physt-
cians and parents Tor those pests OF child.
hOOd-WOrms. They are pleasant 20 take,
and always effective in eXpelling the Worms
and tOning the system up TO It's normal
condition. Beware Of commercials and Imi-
tatiOns. The genuine have the signature OF
package.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY CoWDEN,
PhfiadelphiB,
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ROBERT LEHIs & CO.,
Boiler Makers & ShsstirOn Workers.

NAVY YARD, MEMPHIS, TENN, second
IN hand Boilers always on hand. Repair
ing done With promptness. P~artiotlar atom
ion given 70 Repairing Steamboat Bousrs.
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u virtue Of an order OF the E-raraH.e
~, county Court Of shelby C0lutF. ll 9u# D.
ltIly session. az the f14u1rT Term l.-f. 4
VIII open and holt au Election. asaI 10 L-a1L
voting places La Said C0anfT.
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No Oursi No Rayg HiesksH's Tszg Ofntnsnl
WILL positively cure letter, ErysIpelss
w salt Rheum, BARRIERS Itch, Pimples,
Sore Eyes and Bye Lids, Discharges from the
Ear, and Old Sores. no matter Of how long
standing, or the money returned by the pro-
JOHEsTON, HOLLOWAY & COWDEN,
Philadelphia.
Sold 50 cents per box by All druggists. sent
by mail for TO cents,
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BOOTS N o

Dealers report the opening of the spring
and summer business to be lively. Couu-
try orders are coming in freely, though
generally for small lots. The figures on
the various grades stand
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o-ontnapaOn Positively Clsreai-Upham'5 IRE,
Neaf Ctfrs

Neat Curs
WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, all
w Lung Diseases and Splitting Of Blood
and strengthen and build up the system "a
It's healthy condition. This has been tested
by Prof. Trosseau ina Two Thousand cases In
the hospitals of Paris, IN which it cured
nearly every case, and In this country by the
appreciation of the physician many hopeless
cases nave been restored 70 health. One bot.
tie will prove its efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot.
tie, or SIX for So %.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &COWDEN,
mv2n aad hia.
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RAILROAD SHARES IN NEW YORK

NEw YORK, March Is, las p.m.-The
market opened strong, with some disposi.
tionto sell, and a heavy feeling prevailed,
resulting in a marked decline from the
opening prices, and closed active and
steady:
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LUMBER, SASH, DOORS n BLINDS.
In this branch of trade an increased de-
mand is reported, with q daily improve
ment, owing to heavy orders from build
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Trustees SaIa

ny virtue OF q Trust Deed made 10 me on
ID 6th day or May. 1870, to secure certain
debts therein described, and which deed Is
recorded in the Registers Omce OF Shelby
county IN book IS page lo8, I will, on
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COTTON

The market opened quiet, with a
moderately active. demand at the
closing rates Of Saturday. Upon the
reception of the early dispatches from
New York, announcing an advance Of
&c in that market, sellers were firmer
in their views, but yet willing to ac-
Cept the prices offered; a subsequent
dispatch reporting another advance of
Ec, caused them to advance prices
nearly ic on the better grades, and
fully &c on low grades. Buyers did
not respond freely; some remained in
the market, however, and purchased
several hundred bales, the greater
portion Of which was on speculative
account. In fact the largest purchase
of the day-a table Of $50 bales-Was
reported to have been bought for a
prominent Eastern operator, who is
now in the city. The sales foot nearly
5000 bales, the principal portion Of
which was bought early in the day
and previous to the advance in New
York. Prices were irregular, varying
in some instances fully lC on the same
grades. Inferior ranged from 7sa8c;
Low Ordinary, 74a8c; Ordinary, 9}a1Oc,
including a list of l28 bales at the out
side figure. Strict Ordinary ranged
from IOl to I01c; Good Ordinary at11
tn 1I8c: Strict Good Ordinary at l2l
FL 12ac. Stains and Clean Stains at 100
10 lie: Low Middling Is TO l3tc, with
an exceptional purchase Of IS bales
at I2lc: Strict Low Middling at 49, to
l3Ic. with $50 bales reported at the
outside price; Middiing Middling was
also reported at l3I 30 1876, and Strict
Middling at 133 to l4be.
I STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MKmPHIs, March IS, 1871.
Stock, September ], $780,. 4sz50
Reed since last statement 1878
Received prsviously"..... 420,6S3-2i6Lz
428,85s
Skinned since last STINT. $3.50
Shipped prsviously"-....- SSz,625-3S6,474
stock At noon this day. 40,4l8.
Imports.
Memphis and Charleston r. R-..-...... as
Missisaippi and Tennessee r. R.. 22l
Memphis and Ohio RsilrOad.~..~..... 2l5
Steamers ......... ......... SOD
Estimated per wagons. .....'..-.-.... 100
Exports.
Memphis and Charleston R~ailroa4".... 81
Memphis and Ohio Rsilroad~.-ll5l
Steamers
ooEroN IN NEW XoRN.
WEw YoRK, March Is, 10 a.m.-Cottcn
ouiet. Sales Saturday, 1914 bales. Re-
csipts at all United States ports Saturday.
0,8S8 bales; the receipts here were 8a9t
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NEw YORK, March IS, 2:25 p.m-Gov-
ernmsnts are active and steady. Sterling
steady at I09Z. Gold carrying at 81 per
/ cent. Money unchanged.
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TEEE
DAILY
Can be had for
FIVE CENTS copy


JOE LOCKS, 2s5 ~ MaIa Street.
WILL HAASFORD'S cor. Monroe & SaeoRd.
EMa0NS & SONS, lsfsrssa Near Frsnt,
And Of ali Rswsmsn, at Railroad Depsls
and On sl the TFalas. 6
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sALEs.
Trustsa's Sale.

u virtue OF Deed in trust exeeuted 20 me
- on the 18th OF November. 1857. by W.D.
Galthaff and recorded IN the Registers once
or SHELBY county, Tennessee, In NO. 81.
pages 81, esei and for the purpose OF carry
Ing out ne trusts LlaLaLl aD.alaad. WI. ~
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REOETPTs - RTYER.

STEAMER LEGALTENDER, FROM WHITE
RIVER Anderson q Watson, l bale cot
ton; Al Roach & co, Z do; Black, Estes
q co, 10 do; Crissman, Stewart & CO, 5g
do; Clarke, Ely & co, u do; Dickinson,
Williams Il co, 2 do; billiard, PinsOn &
co, 5 do; e M Apperson & co, 80 do; Ed
monds & Todd, 5 do; Elliott & Miller, 2
do; Fitzgerald 81 CO, 8 do; Forster, Keal
hotter & co, 2 do; Farguason q Clay, 8 do
Guy, McO & co, 1871 do; g A Eckeriy, Edo;
Harris, Cochran q co, Il do; J NJ James &
co, 1 do; J F Frank q co, 10 do; Jones,
Brown x co, g do; Jas Roper & Bro, 2 do;
Lane, Moore & 60, 2 do; McGhee q Her
ron, 10 do; Morris, Lea Il co, l do; Mosby,
Hunt & co, 8 do; Malone, Thomas q co,
IL do; NJ C Pesrce & co, 9 do; Newton
Ford & co, 70 DO; Owen, McNutt & co, 3
do; Psrtee & Hsrbert, q do; Petit &
Simpson, 5 do; r P Wait & co, 5 do; Tay-
Tor q Rutland, 8 do; Taylor, Radford q
co, 81 do; T B Haynes & co, l do; T II
Allen e co. 80 do.
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