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SHOT DEAD.
CoId-BloOded Murder Of a Negro by
Abandoned Miscreants.

The particulars have reached MS, says the
Nashville Rcpubticdzl, OF the brutal and un-
provoked murder ola negro at Jaeksboroi a
the McMinnville and Manchester railroad
by two abandoned rufiians named Louis
Brown and -- Elliston. These latter are
represented as low, desperate characters VINO
have fOrsome time past been the paramours
of two abandoned women, whom they were
in the habit of meeting occasionally al the
house OF an old negro man named Snelllls.
A few DAYS ago Smelling mentioned lhls Iact
to eVeral OF the people in the neighpornoOd
and II soon reached the ears of Brown ana Ii
liston. vino Immediately armed themselves
and went 10 the old negro's house. Finding
him Al home, they commenced aouslng MN
in q violent manner, when a young nesi9 1
by the name Of Albert Rains approached ana
commenced demonstrating with them for msl-
treating a man OF Snelling's years. They im-
anediately drew their pistols ana turning upon
nipple killing him instantly. Snellng' ter
ySfed ont OF his wits, ran nom the spot, with
Brown and Eiliston in pursuit, and reaching
fFa house Of a Mr.. Hancock, whose vile was
Cr1fta sick. he rushed into her room imploring
.5i-,farfipn. The door was barred by the time
fl,e rufTia1s arrived, but they made savage
's<F,,y+s fo break IL down. Failing in this they
went 10 one Of the windows, and lifting the
.saSb. thrust their pistols into the room, and
with voleg on 9aI.ls @ qeelals1 iti1sS,. @ tlley
C,tT1 smelling opened back door and ran for
f,fs t5fe They fired three shots at him, two Of
which perforated his clothes, before they
exhausted they cOntentad themselves with
beating him in a terrible manner and leaving
him for dead They Inen dissp ppes,,fea anu
large crowd Of indignant citizens have been
searching for them every where The Tulla-
7loma Independent, after referring 70 me cow
.rgiI- murder. SAYS: q Rs E.ls the negro who
was killed. bore an excellent reputation Tor
Industry. SGbriety and lnoltenslFeness and MS
murder was wholly unproNoked, as ms re-
monStrances were eOuehed in the most respect
mi terms -
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ARKANSAS.
Jim. Mason, the Negro Murderer, OF
ChieOt, Defeated Tidings.

From an Occasi Onal COrrespcndenLi
IAIE VILLAGE. CHI~0T COUNTY, ARKAS-
sAs. September l6.--In the following propose
% give for the purpose Of enll2htenlng ,,s ll9se
OF your readers who are unlnforIned as 70 the
true state Of political a1alrs n thlcot county
a few items, which. II you tnlnk proper, you
viii obIige many friends Of the APPEAL IN
this locality by publishing:
Barbour's delegation from this county TO the
Arkansas state Convention opposed jim Ma
s-on IS ring, and because he tbaFD0uT) Woul9
not consent 10 vote with the ring, and worked
lard from nine O'Clock in the morning 10 one
sg1d two AZ night IN opposition g % Il4,tle,s5
smith. and Colt, in both hts aspirations stare
Treasurer and AUDITOR, and worked every Ell
fort in favor OF BISHOP snyder Wne@leI anu
Page all the time talking freely and openly
.of ms choice for the different positions
on the state ticket the ring used every
..carffou % thwart the known wishes and
Interests OF the people who sent Us there as
fhaf represeEl ives. B1t IL gives me pleasure
and al the good and peaceaDiy disposed Ilso- .-
pie of the county lock upon II tis a glorlot9s
sfctory 70 say that Barbour got MS reward
for Jirn Mason stands no show Tor eherlu mere
and Dorsey's shadow viii never darkeh l.l.l ne
sentative Of the people.
fuII tickets in the field, and both must yield TO
Barbour. or suffer defeat. for Barbour does mol
-compromise worth a cent
ia Chicot county in the past two years Jim
A. .-asrn and his 20 cabinet " have caused an m
- se in the taxes from Sld.8s7 % 70 SdZ, 80 ~
ar,.l Mason himself. as Trustee OF the schools
in h is township, has spent s5s0s ~ IN three
ihe q .hoolhonEe- That alone IS enough 70
,.,11es VERY good citizen OF the district 70 re-
go NJ, son with the most extreme disgust
5nd 20 utempt. Barbour VIII beat him
~ an 4 immense majority upon these two
,,-,fr,-. rTn ne. Mason receives votes and sup
4I.9-1srs - promising Offices, and he has
l,,-,--,-5 fofrr wing him to Ill every Office in
~. ecnv,f[ His black followers, imported
,- +l,s 1,n7n,s e, saw that the whites predomi-
1,sr,. ii his sst of promises for office, and be-
80, -aiginfy a : u rnpus, when, TO please them
gs ,,-1s,,istsf r.. put in a black man, which
l-aised a smoke n the white list and they are
Ieaving his supp, 3rt, except few who seem
=. 49, Nr.e.,ri K, their clutches OF are afraid
~ .~-,,os1,rs- of the z corruption in Office.
"a q Pv7--S % 49, q Y Y
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RIVER DISASTER.
BaFm'ng Of the Steamer S. 5. Merrill
A Forty ThOusand-DOllar Boat
and Valuable Cargo
Lost.

Fror, tl,e 81. Louis Democrat
st.,,,..t -s.si,,ed from Alexandra in
,,,-,,s Ife rllat rff fints steamer \ : Merrill
was burned at i've CLOCK rs sfeil1Lis a. ~
80 ~ boeI WIS owned by the White
Toliar inc was a side-vheeler, ana was Duitt
Al Cincinnati in April, lall- @ @AeI g., sAslC. @ ~
nleusions and capacity could ADt ~ 49, -
eained last night. but she was proDaDlA @ elle
r.---ssf +iy1esr and fastest boat in me up-tlNeT
trade. She was registered Ior - .,s,-5 ~ -
hundred tons but could carry one ~
Sisa lefr 81. Louis for keokuk last AlolltL.ls
evening with fair trip freight ana pas,s55ll
syarf and reached her destination 1ueselg
T3ieb+ Leaving keOkuk "Wednesday on net
rsfTTr, she arrived at warsaw WiieIe ~ -
-Dada y ,anding. and about one Thousand sttc ~
81 ,y-air, ,-ere taken on board Whlle sun az
ne wharf she took FIRE in some mysterious
Tnan7,aT- ann fD very short space OF l4Lle
17rr-ue5 II the waters edge. lhe crew anu ptls,
sarteJ+srs ..Scarad without difficulty Dut s.tEtu
but little OF their baggage i.la liolle 49,, ~ - "a
fraight The boat was worth lorty uiiotat-.li s
dollars ard yrag pr ptIRDly ent1rely
~ IL is moi c1rg1orlargr with the " lite 1olL-4
Line 10 insure any Of lts Ooals IL 80 i 4
which was principally gram ~ is EHlg,, ,i
not be a total loss and d. was pIoDaOis l--0'-
for nearly the whole val:s e - ,-,,.-r g.,
While me Merrill was ~ ng AZ lcksi5uI5 ~ ~
March last. heavily loaded WIN D;leu Ia la :
an effort was made TO burn AeIs WlLcn -, -,
very nearly successful. The cslfpenttI saw "a
Unknown man throw q liEhteLt match among
the bales. which burst into anne 4~AIIlie.lL- ~
afeIv and hut for the fact that stetlIn Mta ~
and the boat supplied with pOwttIul puiiil ,,
the fire could not have been eNlln ftilall tA- 10
In was but counparatively small damage was
done. The boat was at the time iyl1lE aIune ale-
the elevator and it was believed Hlen llliit
Il was the intention of the incendlary 70 Ile
the boat in order 70 burn the eleN'tl&oI & - a.
rbouerll the alarm was Immediately q ven Dy
rlif carpenter. the incendiaTy, IN the &onlu-
SION, escaped by hight.
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BRHDGED.
How the County Court is False 10 the
People.


EDITORS APPEAL.-An article appeared not
long since in the APPEAL calling the attention
OF thee Ounty Court aud business men OF
Memphis 70 the condition OF the Big Creek
Plank road, the main thorOughfase leading
into the city from this the finest portion OF
country. contiguous 70 Memphis.As the writer
stated, the road is sometimes absolutely im-
passable, owing 70 the fact IL Is IOw aban-
dOned by GrOVes's estate (Who formerly held
IL under charter, and is therefoie without
hands 10 work H.. Il is also true rs averfed
by said correspondent, that the tresiling across
LOOsglhatchle bottom is very dauserOus and
IN fact, impossible. NDW i wish 10 state fffr-
ther that unless our magistesial ifHanates--.
County GOurt--haVe new tFestles buijt across
that bottom and hands appointed 10 work The
road. "a large portion of the local t.ade v in Je
OF necessity diverted from Mem phts In fact
are being made n3W to ship
and receive at a landing on the MISSISSIPPI
river, which il is claimed viii iraw about
two Thousand bales from this Big Greek
country, aud as much from IipOn county.
that would go TO Memphis II this rOad could
be Travelled as IN old times. THERE are now
petitions from both this pert Qf the county
and the city, representing between two and
three millions Of prOperfy-signed. by none
but property -hOldefs-Which VIII De presented
20 the next court, first Monday in October
asking an adequate appropriation for this
work Can our Just and hQnOfable squirearehy
titioners pay more tax in one year thah wiz
bniid dozen such tresties. ~ lri
BIZ CREEK.
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WAITS FROM THE WIRES.

The first frost of the season was seen
in sOmeloealitiesin in England, yesterday morn
ing.
Investigation into the burning OF the
steamship Bienville was begun in New York
yesterday.
Edmond About was discharged YES
terday at Strasbourg, the examination elicit
ing nothing against him.
The Illinois sStraight-out Rule-or- Ruin
lists yesterday met al -Springdeld and lloIni-
mated an unterrified Stale ticket. r.
E. L. Fancher, of New York, has been
appointed Judge of the Supreme Court, in
place Of Judge Barnard, removed.
A strike of considerable magnitude
has occurred among the sailors at Cleaveland.
some Of the leaders have been arrested.
By imperial decree the Austrian Court
Will wear mourning for twelve days in respect
to The memory of the late Kingof Sweden.
Stockholm advices say that Oscar.
brother Of the late King Charles XIV, has sue
peeded TO the throne OF Norway and sweden.
At Cleveland, on Friday, a -four
warehouse, belonging TO Hussey, AFTER & Co.,
gave way under an overload of flour. No one
was injured.
Count Van Armin isnot treated kindly
in Paris, I'm consequence Of which he has ten
dered TO Germany his resignation as Minister
10 France,
4AS Ouu-h blluhS GIdHu 1lOOge ol
Maryland adopted measures in secret session
Friday at Baltimore, which look to revision
OF the ritual OF the order
GanpraI TTnhan arrival of TittIa
r,,C ,t7i 49,, 1s,- t - 0 ~
,fe s,,y,-ii,i,,,, 1it NJ ,iiIis anu ~
,1,,,ei , I,5Sai;ll ''ie SUI
N'e-l 'Ni % --0'i
a., me lt.ii llye5soigalioll INTO INTO me causes OF
ne ,,I b ti,1 oSa ~ anu
~ - a. S ~ lsIt I, 80 - ~ " ION
'' oOii - Pie eL'iou' 4'''''i' iIO' anvil hiiO"'i'
A steam threShlng-machine exploded
its boilers at Erin, Washington commit. Mis-
eonsin. yesterday INSTANTLY killing fsgo men.
named James COnnell and Patrick Sc fennerS
m, -,
Inc extensive paper lliiils Oi COnult q
Sons in Ulster county New York. were de-
sbon9 ~ DOLLARS insured f5f tsy
thousand dollars
- -, 49,.
A FigIauce NUhlllIUt6o HaS De6n
formed IN DakOtall, who propose TO deal sum
marily with horse-thieYes and peace disturb
ers generally. They began business last Tues
day near a stage rancho at Snake Creek by
hanging the keeper Of the rancho and another
party 10 the telegraph poles.
"a,
AT LOUISVILLE yesterday evening
Charles Harvey and Robert Forsyth amused
themselves at pistol praHtice, each taxing the
corpus of the other for q target. Harvey was
not an expert. but left his mark, but received
in return wounds which will prObab v neces-
state funeral at the expense OF his estate.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
B. HART,

343 Main St., Memphis, Tenn.
DORTRAITS painted from life or from pho
i tographs. Photographs colored in oil.
Old pictures cleaned and repaired. sell
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AT LOUISVILLE.

louisville, September M--Mr. Greeley sT-
rived at forty minutes past eight O'Clock, nav
ing been delayed. He was met by an immense
crowd Of citizens, and in charge OF the Com
mittee OF Exposition, consisting OF fortyt he
was escorted 70 the Exposition building. Ire
menQous throngs packed eVnry corner OF tue
bullclng- u is estimated that about twenty
i've thousand persons We're inside People
thronged every isle and avenue, The posi don
in the gallery Oh the north side OF the great
central hall, and directly oDposite the fOun-
tain- was rallied on and kept clear for the
party Al twenty minutes past nine O'Clock
Mt. Sfeeley was escorted through the crowd
with ditbeulIy, accompanied by exp President
johnson and the Mayor OF Louisville, and
other members OF the party followed until
the ra ,Sed space vas lllea. At TWENTY-FIVE
minutes lSsst nlsle Judge Bullock, senior, de-
lvered a w->SsEae address In behalf Of the
Exposition Sa.<<tlat this magnificent oya-
tiou was
NOT A POLITICAL DEMONSTRATION
The Exposition is one of the triumphs OF
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peace. and the crowd gathered here are Assem-.
bled here TO give honor to tie distinguished
visitor
spoke OF the previous devotion of the south
10 agriculture and the present growth or her
manufacturing interests, and also spoke
The speech was frequently interrupted with
enthusiastic applause. He closed his speech
with an eulOgy on Clay.
Tie party were then conducted through the
fhrOng to carriages and taken to the salt
House, where the streets were LED With peo-
pie awaiting him, and large concoutse iul-
lowed. Along the way bonhres were iighIeii
in the streets, a number OF buildings illunun-
ated and SOME decorated. A platform had
been erected at the southwest corner OF the
Gait House and in q few minutes AFTER the
arrival of Mr. Greeley, he appeared upon The
platform, was introduced 10 the assemblage
by Mr.. Watterson OF the COHffeT-J0url0t,
fThe speech was of such length. and receives
at such late hour, we are not able to produce
ir-EIS. APPEAL.I
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No. 6l4, r. DIN the second Chancery COurt
of Shelby county, Tennessee.-J. G. Mill.
and others VS.. Coleman Boyd, Micajah Tar
yer and Sam Tarver, Mrs. Sarah Martin, T.
f. Brown & Co., Jas. $. Phelps ct al.
TT appearing from the bill which is sworn tC
in this cause that the defendants, Micajah
Tarver, sam Tarver, Mrs. Sarah Martin, T. r.
Brown & Co. and James 5. Phelphs are non
residents OF the state OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, that they make thier appearance here.
in, at the Courthouse OF the Second Chaneery
Court of Shelby county, in the city Of Mem
phiS, Tennessee, on or before the first Monday
in November, 1872, and plead, answer or de-
mur to complainant's bill, or the same win be
taken for confessed as to thentand set for hear.
ing eX parte; and that q copy of this order be
Published once a week, for four successfve
weeks, in tue Memphis Appeal. This sep
tember p, 1872.
A copy-attest:
NJ. D. L, STEWART, CLERK and Master
By CRABTREE BELCHER, j.. G. and NJ.
Wilson & Beard and Estes < Jackson, Soils
for cOmpln'tS. sep mo
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ON The RNUTE.

All along the route Mr.. Greeley was greeted
with the widest enthusiasm, and at every sta
ton when the train stopped he was called out,
but declined to speak, except az two or three
places, one Of which was Newport, Kentucky.
There be made alengtby speech, and stated that
id was the first tinH in his life he was ever
before a Kentucky audience, and alluded 10
his feelings toward The citizens % Kentucky
with much fervor. he compared the present
ovation to what would have been given
him wears ago. He alluded TO the dis
tingufshed statesmen Kentucky had pro-
duced. and drew a parallel between
me political opinions held by her most
0iftad sson. Henry Clay, and himself, and
Spoke OF The love and confidence he enter
tained FOR him throughout his political ca
re-eT. and how his fondest anicipations were
bIiqhted when the news reached him Of Clay 5
defeat for the Presidency. He dwelt at
some length on the opinions and life Of
Mr.. CLAY, which formed the princi pal
theme or his speech a. Newport ana
upOn which he grew particularly eloquent
His speech throughout was received win en-
thusiastic applause, and at the close many
persons crowded the train 70 shake hands
with Mr.. Greeley. and even 70 get q sight OF
hirn. and could not be induced 10 leave the
train until IL commenced TO move OF.
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$500 Reward.

CTRAYED Or STOLEN from the camp
= ground, So miles east of Oxford, on the Ist
instant, my YOUNG BAY MARE; has
blaze in her face; no saddle marks: she was
two years old last April; near Is hands high /;
legs dark from knee down; long coupled; long
legged, formed well, no gait, only walks well; /;
foretop name has been cut OF, and perhaps
not fully grown out yet; in good order. 1 win
give 500 for her return or whereabouts, and
500 for the apprehension Of the thief.
A. NANDERBERG,
seq Oxford. IsafaYette county,. Miss.
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DIED.

WOOLDRIDGE-At his residence near Horn
Lake Depot, Mississippi, at eleven O'Clock D.
IN, on the twentieth instant, w. y. Wool
DRIDGE, aged SiXty-five years.
VIII be buried to-day, at eleven o'clock,
from receiving vault at Ei1nwood Cemetery.
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a large delegation Of the leading citi-
.,as,,s ~ California visited Mayor AlvOrd and
1ofInaily protested against the action q the
ssIpervisoTs IN refusing 70 allow the people 20
r-,,fe on ~ California Atlantic Pacific rail-
rSsA snhgidv The Mechanics Institute hrnlly
reouested the Mayor 10 veto the subsidy orders
unless The petition OF thousands oI elttzsps
foT Estd vote Be- allowed. The Institute re-
minds fbe supervfsors that II they continne
to disregard the rights Of the people, the result
EFil be disonieTs disaster alla rall-
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DR.. Landrum, pastor. Services at this church
to-day at eleven O'Clock in the morning, and
at half-pasJ seven O'Clock in the evening. The
ordinance Of Baptism administered after
evening service
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Georgia Street Methodist Church.

A revival meeting has been in progress for
three weeks past at the Georgia street MethO-
dist Church, in charge of the Rev. W. NJ. Pat
tersOn, pastor, resulting in the conversion Of
thirty persons, ana deep religious interest
awakened in the community.
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TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
" MEMPHIS TENN, September Q, 1872.
~ The City Tax Books are now in my
possession and am ready for collections, al
lowing one per cent. per month discount
for prOmps payments for the 45th eOr-
p0rate year, ISz2.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
sel9 City Tax-ColieetOr.
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First Methodist EoiseopaI church.

Services at ST. Lazarus Church to-day at
half-past ten O'Clock in the morning, and
eight O'Clock in the evening. Rev. j. I.
Wheat, rector.
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rirsf FresI,vterinu CEurch.

Divine services by +. C. Slater, pastor Of the
First Methodist Church, South, NJ half-past
ten O'Clock in the morning, and at half pas {
seven O'Clock in the evening.
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Vance street Cumberland Presbyterian

The Rev. W. r. L. Smith will preach at
to-day at eleven O'Clock in the morning, and
the pastor in the evening at a quarter TO
eight O'Clock. Sabbath-schOol at eight
O'clock in the morning.
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Central EIetl.o,llst Churcl,

Services at the First Presbyterian Church,
corner of Poplar and Third, at eleven O'Clock
in the morning and this evening at eight
O'Clock. Rev. r. II. Bowman, pastor.
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First congregational Church Of Mem.
uIsfa

On Union street. between Third aud DeSOto.
Public worship at eleven O'Clock in the morn
ing, and half-past seven O'Clock in the even
ing. Sabbath-school at half-past nine o'clock
in the morning. Seats free. Strangers are
cordially invited TO attend. Rev. \. E. Bald
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First Ilaptisf CIlurcIa.

Rev David Walk VIII preach IN the LindeT
Street Christian Church To-day at half-paS
ten O'Clock and eight O'Clock in the evening.
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Service at the Central Methodist Church
Union street, AT half-past ten o'clock, this
morning, and eight O'Clock this evening, by
Rev. p. T. ScrUggs Sunday-schOol at nine
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HAVTNCa been appointed at the July term,
N lS72. Of the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, Administratrix Of George
s. GO1laday, deceased, this is to notify all per-
Sons saving claims against him 70 present
them within the time prescribed by law.
liNI VIRGINIA GOLLADAY,
.r. Memphis, Tennessee.
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81. I.nznrus Church.

Preaching at eleven O'Clock this morning,
and at half-past seven O'Clock this evening.
Rev. Guilford Jones, pastor.
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Services morning and evening by the pas
tor, q. =. Lotion. subject; '.IDditferentism,
the Sin of the Age and the sign Of the Times"
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The Rev. ]. E. Douglass, ID. D., viii preach
to-iiay atthe state Female College, at half
past ten o'clock.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TODAY.
Calvary Church.
state FcrnnIe Correre.

Calvary Church viii be opened to-day
morning and evening.
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No. 93.-Second Chancery DOcket-In Supreme
Court at Jacl1sOn-William Fellows vs. D. r.
Cook.
DY virtue Of q decree pronounced May q,
ID 1872, by the supreme Court OF Tennessee,
at Jackson, in this cause, i VIII sell to the
highest bidder, in front Of the Second Chan
eeFy Courtroom, on Second street, in the civ
OF Memphis, within legal hours, on
Wednesday, the I'd Day Of October, 1872.
the real estate mentioned and described in
said decree rs follows: A certain lot or marcel
ofland lying In Shelby county, State OF Ten
nessee, tO-wit: Part OF Lots Nos. 3i5 and 336
in the city Of Memphis, beginning "a feet 3
inches from the Intersection Of the alley next
south OF jefferson street, with the east side of
second street, being the middle or partition
wall between the north and middle tenements
of the " Irving Block" thence south with
Second street "A feet inches; thence east I4slS
feet TO an alley; thence north with the wess
side OF said alley q feet inches; thence la85S
feet to The. beginning being the middle tene-
lnent OF the : irving Block" Memphis.
Terms Of ofs5ale-ssIx (6) and twelve ~ months
credit; purchaser required 10 execute notes,
with approved security, bearing interest from
date, and a lien retained on the property until
the purchase money is paid. Equity OF re-.
delnptiOn barred. september IL, lS71.
ft' JOHN II. FREEMAN, CLERK
Vanee 4 Anderson, Sols.for compln't. (selI
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

For Jaclssonport and all Way Landings on
White Rivet
Str. GLASGOW Baird, master
This elegant passenger steamer eW~S
will leave as above ssf7sa.3
WEDNESDAY, sept. 25tll, at 5 O'clock p.In.
Apply 10 J.r. WASHINGTON, Agent,
H ~ Madison street.
81 Tho steamer Glasgow viii leave reeu-
larly throughout the season to Jac ksonpOrt
and way landings Shippers can rely on this
arrangement lHsl seq
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Memphis and Arxaasas River Paeikes
COmpRity-D. =. Mail Lime.
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock u Through
without reShipping.
Str. CLARHSVILLE..,.. 3. Adams master
Leaves TUES0AI, September ~T1s1
2ith, at > o'clock pm. ,lS=szssss lS=szssssss
For freight or passage apply on board OF 70
W. p. WALKER, Agent,
sen once on Whaffboat, fool Court st.