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chanesry Sale of Real Estate.

No. 2I7O.-In the First Chancsry Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee-Elixabeth \
Green, vs. WI. Vance ct al.
DY virtue Of al in~terlocutory decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause July 10
ISL, I viii sell at pablo auction, TO the hign
est bidder, in front Of the CLERK and Master
office Of said court, Greenlsw block, second
.f-aaf ~4fu - Aauankfa TannaH9ae. on
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LIVER DISEASE
prevail Il greater
bly, any other NAL
Away ~anxiously
Liver is regulated
is almost invaris
OF action in the
ache, O. Constipation,
the Shoulders, Con
Stomach Bad Taste
ious alta ks, Palpi
Depression Of the
and q othe
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered. 1t acts
and, being a simple
pound, can do no
less IN every way;l
40 years and hun
and great rom all
try Will vouch for
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9 OUTHERH HOOP
~Hnn-aasIdanf Nafiea.

No. s., Rim the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Louis Selby VS.
a, N. Ferguson, H. O.. Dent ct al.
1T appearing nom af1cavtt In this canse
i thai the defendants TO the amended
SuppIemsntal bill hIsd herein, t0-wit: John
Ferguson md William Ferguson are citizens
OF Ohio, and Son.residents Of the state OF
Tennessee; also, e appearing from Sherin 8
return on original process nerein tnaL 5arah
L.. Dent cannet he foun6 in Shelby county;
Its therefore ordered, rhst they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse IN the
eftT al Memphis, Tenn, On or before the first
Monday in December, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur to oomplsiRant's amended and
supplemental bill, or the same Will De taken
for confessed as TO them and set for hearing
exparte: and that 3 copy Of this order be
published once q wsek, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Acopy-atteSt:
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master.
By Z. J. BLACK, d. Q. sud
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rpool, So to 90.
Cotton Statement


NEW YoRE, October ., 10 a-m.-Cotton mar
ket opened quiet. Sales, 1871; receipts, 1854;
here, 5757 bales. Ordinary. l6kc; good ordi-
nary, ITSc; low middling, lSIsc; middling,
lSHc; good middling, 1870.
$3.50 p.m-CottOn market closed weak and in.
regular. Sales 10 spinners, 76 bales; export,
545; speculation, 100; contracts, 28,SO0-Novem-
Der, 1870; December, 1870; anuary 1870: Feb
ruafy, lslkc; March. leIlc; April. lglc.
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chancsFy Sale of Real Estais
ON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1871.

In the Second CnRneery Court OF Shelby
County, Tennessee.-NO. 493-Yerby r..
Davl and Susan Q. Davis VS.. LizzleB. Fur
guson ct al.
ID Y virtue Of en- order OF sale made In this
ID cause. l Will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters once of the Second Chancery Court
o. Shelby county, in the city Of Memphis
RannEunaa m
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Probats Court Sale
MAIN STREET PROPERTY.

No. g, r DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee-P. Tobin aud wife.
Mary To5in, administrator OF the estate
O'Aahoney.
TINDEE and by virtue Of a decree of sale
~ nom b Probate Court OF shelby coun-
y, made at Its present October Term, ISL, I
Will sell At public auction. In front Of the
eoertnonse door, On Union street, IN the city
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LIVERPOOL, 0ctober25, 5 p.m-Cotton closed
heavy with a downward tendency. Sales for
the day; 5000 bales, of which 20O were for speo-
ulatiOn and export middling uplands, o 7-l6d;
Orleans, barely gIl-l6d.
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chaneerY SaIs Of Real Estate.

No. y R.-FIrst Chancery Court OF shelby
County-Robert @. Jameson VS.. Lueie A.
Jameson ct a..
ID virtue Of an interiocutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause, OctOOer6,
bidder, in front Of the clerk and masters
once, Greenlaw block, Second street, In thu
city CT Memphis, Tennessee, on
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ELECTION NOTICE.

nY virtue OF an order OF the Honorable
~ County Court o shelby county, IN quar-
kefiy session. a. its present October session,
I VIII open and hold an elsetIon AZ an me
legal voting PLACES in said county on
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Saturday, the 4th Day Of Now, 1871,

The following described lots OF land lying In
Shelby county, State of Tennessee, and in
that part Of the city OF Memphis known as
Fort Pickering, to wit: Lots Nos $ and8, in
block Fort Pickering, fronting sevenfy-nve
feet each on Jackson street. Also, lot or
block No. 50, In Fort Pickering. Levied on
and sold as the property ofE v. Caldwell, to
satisfy said debt, interest and costs. Sale In
legal hours.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By ". ". COLEMAN,
Deputy sheriff shelby County.
Geo. W. Winchester, Attorney for Plaintiff.
October g. ISL. oo4
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gCARD.

GOAL and iron properties; stone, slate and
~ marble quarries; mills, foundries, man
ufactories, ETC., sold IN commission. Mort
gage loans OF tained; joint stock companies
organized, and their capital and trustees
procure ed on suitable cases; additional cap.
ttal procured for merchants and manufac-
turers established In business and having a
respectable capital already invested. All
business strictly confidential. Address
GRIGG6 q SNYDER.
Financial Agents, sS Broadway, n. Y.
RRFRRENCE
Peoples Bank.
oc2 NEW YORK.
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PROBATE U SALE
REAL E5TATEs

Nc. 50, r. DIN the Probate Court OF shelby
county Tennessee.-James Lynch, guar
dian, VS. Edward Bolger ct Al.
HINDER and by virtue OF a decree for sale
~ made in the aOoye cause at this October
Term, ISL, Of the Probate Court, L viii sell at
public suction. in front Of the courthouse
door, on Union street, in the city Of Men,
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NEW YORK, October ., I0:25 a~.m.-Govern-
meut securities dull, with a slight decline
through the list. Sterling steady at 1855. Gold
loaning fat.
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Saturday, November n, Is7b

to test the sense OF the qualified vot-
ers Of said county on ratIfyi1g and APP
proylng the action OF the County
COnrt in agreeing and promising 10 fudorsa
on behalf of and In the name n COUNTY.
MY and dollars. in amount OF the
q Of he Memphis and Raleigh Railroad
Company, payable al IS ys7rs, Barring siZht
per cent, with coupons attached, payabi
s~ent-annualy, 1pO the terms and condi-
lions speeided In the order, which "a here
with Published
Those who favor the loan OF the credit OF
the county, Is ind0Fsgd aforesaid, viii write
OF print On their tickets, For Lean and
those opposed Uiil write or pint Ia their
tickets Loan"
A LIST Of tue JUICES, clerks and on1eers VIII
be published 6a o4e the day OF election.
October 10, 1871.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
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A. O. TREADwKLL, Iats Meacham A Treadwsu
A. y. THKADWELL, OF Treadweu Bros.
X. A. TkEADWELL, OF TreadWen Bros.
b. ID. TREADWELL, Of TreadWel Bros.
A. C. TrsadweII & Bros.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COTTO FACTORS,
No. q UNION STREET,
BLOCK, : MEMPHIS. TENN.

-
nAVE ONE OF THE Largest STOCKS
IL IL has ever been their pleasure to OFFER,
both 70 the city and country trade, consisting
In part, viz:
1900 bags Coffee 1000 kegs RaiIst
100 hhds. sugar o bbls. Sugar
5000 Ddks. Ir0nsttes-au B~affeFnaG
e0O0 pieces Baggfng, 2 20 AZ pounds,
1900 bbIs- Rl0uF-ail grRdesI
I00O bbla. salt 200 bbls. whisky
Q pkgs.Tobaceo zoe cases BaFdinesB
o cases OysteFsE
Raeea. Mess Pork, Hams, LardT
MaekeFel. MOlasses1 Meal, and vaFtoua
other articles I'm their llne tee nanseRs
Gus - M~e3tfoMs
The attention Of wholesale dealers Is spe-
cially invited 70 their large stock, which mas
been gotten up with great care. and Is offered
at prices hal must psove satisfactory 70 buy
era,
Their Cotton Department is undsS the
charge Of A. q. TREADWELL, who gives his
personal attention to the sale Of Cotton, an
having had Is years experience in the bust
ness, feels competent TO do Justice to shippers
In the sale of the staple. They would further
return thanks for the very liberal patronage
heretorore extended to Ihem, u respect
fully solicit a continuance OF the sama
sel1 d2W
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simmons
andINDIGEsTION

and INDIGESTION
extent than proba-
ady, and relief Ia
sought after. 1.-THE
in its action, a
bly, secured. Want
II Liver causes Head
Jaundice, Pain In
gh, Dizziness, Sour
In b Mouth, Bill
taRnSn Of the Heart,
Spirits, or Blues
symptoms, which
REGULATOR Ia
that has ever been
mildly, e~ffectuslly,
V BILE COM
injury. 1t Is harm
IL has been used for
dreds OF the good
parts of the q
Its virtues.
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MRS. NARY MONROE

Has returned from the North and respect
July informs her patrons and riends that
she has taken the rooms No. S92 9Ryoso
Block. Main street, where she will be glad to
see them. Dress Making In the Latest
Styles ocS
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned purposes to place in Gull
Il uvation his land, situated st the south
west corner of Jackson and Lauderdale
streets, In South Memphis. Ali persons in
terested are hereby notified that the bodies
OF persons buried there, under the direotion
OF the "Freedmenis Bureau and the late
"Coul ty Commissioners" of shelby county.
should be removed before the list of
lSl2 g.. +. BEAUREGARD,
oo2O per ronoho& Buckley,
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AdmIaIstraiOr's Maties

HAVING qualined as administrator Of
II q ]. walker, deceased, this % to no.
estate TO file the same, duly pro rated. with
me within the time Allowed BIZ law, AL
persons indebted 70 said estate VIII please
come forward and settle without delay.
tu-oelo THoE HOFFMAN, E.Aam'r.
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WE have tested Its virtues, and know that
w for Dyspepsia, Biliousness and throb-
bling Headache, It is the best medicine the
world ever saw.AEdltor Telegraph and Mes
senger, Macon, Ga
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Shsriff's Sale of Real Estate.

- By virtue Of venditIOne exponas from
the First Circuit Court OF Shelby eounty,
N favor Of ". II. Cowan vs. Martha w.
Brady and e. W. Caldwell. for $3.50 81, be-
sides interests and costs. L will sell to
the highest bidder, for cash,fn front Of the
Sherin's ONCE, on Second street, in the city
Of Memphis, on
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RaIIrond Shares I'm New York

NEW YORK, October Is, 100 pm The mar
ket was heavy and lower, but steady after
ward at the reduced quotations.
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OBITUARY.-We reprint from the
Burlington Standard of Burlington,
Wisconsin, the following notice
"Died in Burlington Nov. 3, 1871,
Nancy Is. wife of Charles J. Jones,
aged 53 years, Mrs. J. was a native
of Hartland, Vermont, emigrated
with her husband to this state nine
teen years ago, and settled in Bur.
lington, where she has siuce resided.
A noble woman, a kind neighbOr
and friend, she has gone to rest
leaving large circle Of friends and
relatives to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Jones will be better known in
this community as Nancy b. Taylor,
the youngest daughter of Alvan
Taylor, Esq. Prior to her marriage
and departure to the West, in 1859,
she had resided in this town from
early life. She was woman of
high character and personal worth,
and here as well as in her western
home q stricken circle will mourn
her loss.
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Boarding school miss-"Oh,
Charlie, expect to graduate at
next commencement" "Graduate
What will you graduate in 7" Why,
in white tulle."
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To Advertisers.

The large circulation of The Journal
among the most intelligent classes in the
community, renders il an invaluable medium
for advertising. All advertisements appear
III both the morning and evening editions
and thus practically have the benefit Of the
circulation of those papers. Address
Journal Newspaper Company.
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Ne SutOr Ultra Crepid0n,.

1t Ia positively asserted that tn
Superintendent of Schools in on
Of the smallest towns in Orang
county, refused In recent publ
examination of teachers to accep
"Taylor," from a young lady, rs
correct answer to the question
"What distinguished general in tn
Mexican war WAS afterwards elcctc,
to the presidency Obstinatel,
asserting that Jackson was the her
Of Buena Vista. Also rejecting
"January, 1863" as a correct an
swer to the question "When wal
he Emancipation Proclamation Ia
sued I" and, "Refdsing to pay thu
taxes and OverthrOwing the car
goes" as a sufficient answer to til,
question "What are some of the re
bellious acts against Great Britain
which caused the Revolution 7" Nc
doubt this Magistratity and Enforc
er of the present "SchoOl Law" will
follow the example Of the early sets
tiers of some of the Western states
and vote for the General ut the
next Presidential Election, as he
informed the teachers in this same
examination that U. s. Senators are
elected by the people, for he was
confident he had voted for them at
sour Town House.. With due ap,
probation for the headstrOng hon es-
ty with which Jackson administered
the affairs of the nation, and the
heroism with which he SO success.
fully repulsed the assaults of Pack
enham at New Orleans, l decidedly
object to any fresh laurels being
added to the wreath which already
encilcles his bright name.
1.-THE dead can rise up aud fight
our battles for us, we might as we'll
dispense with the Army and Navy,
and turn the millions of needless
expense for maintaining the same
into the Treasury of Mrs. Boutwell,
& Spinner. Honor to whom honor
belongs. This Magnate of the law,
refused to furnish this young lady
with certificate-fOr the law afOre.
said must be maintained at all haz
MISUNDERSTANDING she had sue.
cessfully taught fourteen terms
and passed several critical examin-
ations, both in Vt. and n. H., had
passed the ordeal OF this examina.
ton in every branch except history,
and if the three answers above had
been declared sufficient, or even
two of them, she would have met
the requirement Of the regulations
in this branch, in the requisite per
cent. Honor to whom honor be-
longs, again 0 Temporal! o mo,es
If we haven't risen any higher in
the intellectual scale, than to make
teachers by rule, and apply the
same list to all applicants, whether
she is wanted to transpose the
Equations, or solve the deeper
problems of Geometry, or walk with
Ter classes through the Starry
Heavens, or pry into the perfect
of the human structure,
md fit young men and women for
he active duties of life ; or simply
tx the characters of the Engiish
alphabet upon minds Of babes aud
let us stop amid the buzz
md hum of the Nineteenth Century,
nd adept the old Wooden mold
'oard, the Scribe rule, and the Pod
ugur.
If upon the other hand we must
ave these laws upon our Statute
Books, whether they be obnoxious /
r otherwise, let us in the name OF
human civilization use some dis !,
retion in the selection of our Off.
ers to enforce these acts. l..
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Local Items.
A Town


Mr, Harvey Wiley is to open {
Dancing school at the TrOtter HOus,
next Monday evening.
A Christmas Ball comes off a,
Trotter House, Monday eve, Dec
25th. 1t is intended to be first
class affair. hi .sdcll 4 ingalls,
full band furnish the Music.
Bradford Union District School
commenced its winter term last
Monday with Il full attendance.
We wonder if there really is any
necessity which cOmpels host OF
young PEOPLE of both sexes to con
gregatc in the Post Office, ia Ike pos
session of the Delivery, plant them
selves in a compact mass against
the private boxes, and "hold their
Ground at all hazards" for an hour
or two every afternoon, about mail
lime.
The young people should remem.
Der that the Post Office is Il place
.or business and not Il place for tea
PARTIES, or "tee hee" parties, and
that they should not congrcgate
lric when they have no business
,rdnsact, and by creating noise
and confusion annoy and discom-
node those who 80 there to transact
business.
Mr.. j. +. Sleeper and wife cele.
GRATED their Tin Wedding on Tues
day evening. About cighty.fve of
lneir friends assembled bringing
appropriate presents, and Il good
timc' was enjoyed by all.
Chronos for the Holidays at e.
II. Aliens call and see them. They
axe beautiful.
See j. NJ. Warden's advertise.
ment of Holiday Goods, &C.,
A lot Of those nice Western APP.
pies left at Stevens Bros. Il Cos.
We know how it is because we have
tried them.
NEwBURY.-A very pleasant af
lair was the Marriage, at the Cong.
Church, last week Wednesday eve,
of Mr. Samuel McCaw, for many
years the well known Station Agt. |
at Newbury, and Miss Emma Rob.
nson, of Newbury. Rev. VIM. S.
Palmer performed the ceremony in
brief and satisfactory manner.
Mr.. Ii. ID. Pierce, of Dartmouth
College, and Miss Ellen Robinson
o ficiated as groomsman and brides
maid. Messrs. 7. G. Reyes, G AT.
knson, and Charles N. Stevens of
Bradford, were the Ushers.
The general reception was given
at the residence of the bride. The
presents were many and costly
The happy couple started for their
Western home the Both. Their
many friends wish them joy and all
The comforts of life.
}. Y. Prescott Of West Newbury,
sells by auction, Dee. II, real estate
stock, produce, farming tools, &c.
Reyes q Co. are selling out at
cost.
Prof. Eastman opens his school
Wednesday of next week.
The weather is cold and wintrv.
Mr.. John Chubb and wife of East
Orange celebrated their Golden
wedding on Wednesday evening,
when about 100 of their friends as
mblcd to celebrate the event.
The officers of the Conn. River {
Valley agricultural association
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-08
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
It's natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing whic,
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and e6sctual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or grdy
hair d soon rsstored
to its or;gisal color
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Will H. ~ L