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THE MACHINE.
WhRt the Planters Of the south. Seeking
Labor, should Do.

To Europeans, and in fact a large ma
jority of our own people, it has long
been a marvel how the West, with its
rigorous climate, its restitution of tim
Der, its scarcity of winter ~susteuanee for
stock, could so far outTival the South,
which in all the elements of climate,
soil, and every other natural advantage,
infinitely surpasses every other portion
of the United States. The solution of
this question can be found in the fact
that the West, fully approaching the dis
advantages under which they labored,
have, with wonderful energy and sagac-
ity, individually and collectively strived
to utilize the ingenuity and industry of
their people for the benefit and prosper
country, they have not scTupled to take
advantage of the creations Of the
brains of other sections, and wheth-
er the newcomer was from the
East or the South, whether he comes
from abroad Oh elsewhere, 50 that
he had something which would add to the
agricultural or commercial wealth OF the
country, he was certain to receive a
hearty welcome and a recognition as an
acquisition to the country. Would it
uOL Dc l1t DtSl pDlICl vi lnc OOuln 70
follow in the same footsteps? Would
not the same influences which have 50
much enhanced the material develop
ment of the West operate alike benei-
cially to the South were the same means
employed? We have been led to these
remarks by a consideration of the prim-
alive style of implements used in the
production of the principal staple of the
South. Do they materially differ from
those used twenty-five years ago? Has
the energy been displayed in the proeur-
hand and m~ule-saving implements
for use i'm our fields, which should have
Let the hundreds of thousands
of acres of lands lying idle in the most
and productive regions answer.
These idle and waste acres can, by prop
er energy, be made to yield a generous
but the only way to do it is to
procure the best l~abOr-saving machines.
Planters must not only save in large
but in small as well. To buy an
implement which will only economic
the production of n part of a crop
not be either wise or judicious.
Our advice, therefore, would be to plant
ers to purchase a machine which would
break up, bed up, plant, chop out and
scrape, sweep and cultivate; and We
know of none such except Dugan's Com
OinatiOn Planters machine.
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considered the best shot by his friends.
AT st. Bridget's table o massive gold
headed cane is to be voted to the most
popular candidate for Sheriff. There are
several entries for the prize, Major An
derson being in the lead, with Colonel
Forrest second, and a lively con-
test may be anticipated for the
Sheriff7s cane. At. st. Patrick's
table the three hundred dollar mef-
schaum pipe, presented to the fair by
Mr.. Thomas Cooke, istOb be ratified. Its a
pipe that any smoker would be glad to
own, and all who want the prize should
be on hand this evening and take a
lucky chance before the rattle takes
place. AT st. Mary's table several arti-
cles Of vaiue are 70 be disposed OF, and a
beautiful set of vestments will be voted
to the favOFite church. A quiet butinter-
esting contest for the vestments is anti
cipated. We hope to see Assembly
Hall crowded this evening, for the eff
forts of the ladies in the u of the or
phans should be seconded by all who are
able to contribute their mite.
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Attachment Notice.

No. 1877, A. DIN the First Circuit Court Of
shelby cOuntyt tennessee. 4. Hicks. JOhr
=. Sullivan, John C.. Sfnnott, r.. w. Adams
b. i. smith and Martin Walt VS.. The Mem.
phis and Little Rock Railroad COmDanv
n this cause an attachment having been
a sued out under section 1856 Of the Code OF
rennessee, "a returned into Court. levied bv
garnishment on the property, money. goods
and effects Of defendant, in the hands ~ Ger.
tain parties, and affiavit having been made
that the defendant is justly ndebted Ia
plaintiffs in the sum Of Sls00 by a note and ac-
count, and that the defendant Is a nOn-resi-
dent of the state Of Tennessee.
IL is therefore ordered, That Il make It's per-
sonal appearance herein, before the JudFe OF
the First Circuit Court of Shelby county. al
the courthouse in the city of Memphis, on the
third Monday in May next, and defend said
suit, within the time prescribed
by law, or the same will be proceeded with ex-
parte; and that a copy of this order BE- p1b-
isned once a week, for four consecutive
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
Elicit & Phelan, Attorneys for plaintiff
mhQf m
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BY REFERENCE to our "new adver

BY REFERENCE to our thew adver-
tisements" it will be seen that Z. Fegan,
furniture dealer, at No. 260 Second street,
has determined to make a change in. his
business, combining himself solely to the
carpet trade, and for this purpose he will
close out his present excellent stock of
furniture, consisting Of every desired ar
ticle required, at the lowest possible
prices. Parties have an excellent oppor-
tunity in Mr.. Fegan's contemplated
change of business to supply themselves
with such article of furniture as they
may need at a great reduction.
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PERSONAL.

Mr. Q. TAYLOR, Helena, Arkansas.
William F. Pratt, New Orleans; Charles
HI. Startling, Kentucky; John p. Keiser,
st. Louis; NJ. w, Lewis, Nashville.
Bishop H. H. Kavanaugh, Louisville.
General b. r. Pearce, Mobile and North
western Railroad; A. X. Howe, Missis-
sippi, w. II. Waeffie, New York; Col
onel w. ID. Pickett, Mobile and Ohio
railroad, are stopping at the Peabody
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For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
of spirits and general debility in their
various forms, a preventive against fever
and ague and other Intermittent fevers,
the "FerrO-PhOsphorated Elixir of Cali
saya," made by CasWell, Hazard d Co.,
New York, and sold by all druggists, is
the best tonic for patients recovering
from fevers or sickness. 1t has no equal.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 5l5-In the First Chancery Courtof Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Daniel j. Partin ct a
vs.. William L. Butler ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause
i that the defendant W. ]. DaVie is n non.
resident of the State Of Tennessee, and thai
the residence Of defendants A. ]. Buckner
SamuelA A. Holmes and j. n. Doyle is unknown
also from the Sheriff 3 return that they can.
not be found in shelby county;
1t IS therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in May, 1872, and plead, answer
or demur to compartments bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO them and set
for hearing exparte, and that a copy of this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
This March q, 1872.
A copy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By h. j. BLACK, ID. G.. and NJ.
III CLAW King. Sol for anmnlainanf nh0zrl
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Creditors Notice.

No. 81, r. DIN the Probate Court of shelby
county, Tennessee. A Anderson, admin
istratOr Of the estates Of NJ. F.. and A. H
Hobbs, deceased, vs.. Clara f. Hobbs ct al.
n this u itappea4ng that the insolvency
i OF thee estates Of NJ. f.. ana A. H.. Hobbs
has been suggested;
Il is therefore ordered, That ali persons hav-
ing claims against said estates make their ap-
penrance herein, at the courthouse of the Pro-
bate Court of shelby county, Tennessee, in the
city of Memphis, on or before the first Monday
in July, 1872, and have themselves made par
ties to this suit, and exhibit and prove their
claims or demands against said estates, or the
will be forever barred and the cause will
be proceeded with exparte; and that a eopy
of this order be published once a Week, Tor
three months, in the Memphis Appeal.
This March -, 1872.
A cOpy-attest:
JAMES REILLY. Clerk.
By j. II, CUILEN, Deputy Clerk.
Vance y Anderson, Soils. for complainant.
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WHOLESALE ONLY.

In referring to the house of Messrs. s.
Kaufman q Brother, importers, manu-
faeturers and wholesale dealers in CT
CARS, Tobacco, Pipes, etc., who have re-
Gently removed to 80 Main street, UNI
der Odd-FellOws Hall, we stated that
they did a retail business at their new
location, which is not true; their retail
business will remain at their old stand
corner of Second and Jefferson streets
where they will maintain their former
reputation for keeping ON hand the best
brands,Of Tobacco, Cigars and Smokers
Material in general, and which they pro-
pose to sell at living prices. At their
new location under Odd-Fellows Hall,
they do only a Wholesale business. They
have on hand a complete stock of To-
bacco, Cigars, Pipes, and Smokers para
phernalia in general, and to which they
are making and will continue to make
large additions, as the trade demands.
The Kaufmans have won for themselves
an enviable reputation for prompt and
fair dealings, and as ~proficients in the
selection of the best articles in their line.
Their representation of the genuineness
of a meershaum, the quality of a cigar
"twistp of tobacco, may be safely re-
lied on. We commend them to the
country readers of the APPEAL.
Let PalaceI Attractions for avervhodv
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PARIS AND VIENNA FANS,
Novelties in GILT, JET AND SHE'LL jew
elTy, finest perfumes, cosmetics, etc,
pocket books, travelling bags, shaw
straps, etc, BERLIN WOOL, patterns,
canvass, etc.
ELLIOTT & RIDGELY,
2lg Main street
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U. S. MARSHAI'S SALE

No, rs, Equ4ty-Ihe city Of Memphis vs.T Z
5roNn5 OIL, and + f Brown -. The Cts 81
Memphis, cross bill. N
ClIenlt Court of the Umted States, District az
West Tennessee D"
Il virtue OF an execution 70 me directed
~ issued out OF the Circuit COu RI 81 H.
United states for the District OF WeEf Tennss-
see, IN the above entitled cause. cfYmmanjirr
ne 70 make out Of the goods, cnatteIs Tan3
anu tsneInents Of the city of Memphis rbe
sum OF Iour hundred and ei~gntveighr fbo1-
SAND nine hundred and ninsatv-three doi7srs
anu 1ntsfsstl oeslIss costs adludged TO be- duo
tor want CT suincientp personal property w6e-zl
from 70 make said sum, 4 have levied upoD
and viii sell, TO the highest bidder ~ coeiit
The front door of the United Stafas Gc-
rooms, No. 40 Main street, in the eifv OF Mem
PMS, county Of Shelby and State 81 Tsnnes-
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LAW REPORTS.


Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, TENNESSEE, April s.-The
NichOlson's section continued the Der
emptOry call of the First Circuit Court
docket, and heard numbers 8, IL, IS, 80,
IS, SO, 80, and SO, and affirmed numbers
35, SO, and 81 on that docket. Dead
efleks section spent the day hearing
4 of the Memphis Chancery docket.
No case is passed on this call, but if
neither attorney is present it is contin-
ued to next term.
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TO PURCHASE.

DESIDENCE-RARE CHAECE-A first
II class residence, with all modern improve.
ments. Size Of lot, $50 by %. Apply at the
premises, S2 Poplar street.
apq GEORGE KELLER.
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EXAMINE the " Mathushekn before
determining which Piano you will pur-
chase. Skilled artists who are unpreiu-
diced speak in terms of unqualified praise
of the richness of its tone and the advan-
tages OF its construction. Merriman 4
Wilcox, agents. 273A Main street.
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First Chaneery COart-ChanceIIor Nor
gan.

Court met yesterday persuant to adj
!ournment. The motion in regard to the
leasing of the theater and the sale of the
MIckersham estate was continued to
next Monday, to which day this court
stands adjourned. Attorneys having
the papers in the case of Brooks r.
Suggs vs. w. P. Lewis, No. 1868, 0. &
ID. viii please return them to the clerks
office.
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Nn 4OndaY, Anil %. Isl

me following described lot or paEael Of land
Beginning at a stake 20 feet EeSf 81 the soufh-
east corner OF lot N0. q, of W. &. AndarsOn's
plan OF lots surveyed by W. Crane, April a,
800 running thence northwardiy l4a feet 3
corner OF said lot No. 9; thence WestWardlY
with the south side OF a private alley feet 8
inches; thence s~Outhwardiy l48 feet q inches
70 a stake55 feet West OF the southeast corner
OF said lot No. 9; thence easrWarJly . feet to
a stake on the north side u Washington street,
the place OF beginning; said lot haVila :
width Of . feet on Washington street, and q
feet 8 inches on the alley Levied On as the
property Of Joseph HUT. to satisfy said exc
cutton, interests and costs. sale between the
hours Of 10 am. and 4 pm. March q 1871
MARCUS ]. WIGHT Sheriff.
BY ISAAC ROsSER, Deputy sheriff.
Heisken 4 Weatherford and ]. II. Cherry
Attorneys. mhQ M
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CONNUBIAL FELICITY. - Nothing
tends more to eOnnUbial happiness than
cheerful and healthy infants and chill
dren. Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup is the
great children's soothing remedy.
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PUBLIC Speakers and Singers will find
" Browns Bronchial TrOches'' beneficial
in clearing the voice before speaking OF
singing, and relieving the throat after
any eXertiOn of the vocal organs. For
Coughs and Colds the TrOches are effec-
final
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SCHOOL BOARD.
Proceedings Of the Regular Meeting
Last Night.

The regular meeting of the School
Board was held in the chamber last
night, President DIR. MaUry in the chair,
and the following other members pres
ent: Messrs. Holbrook, Gavin, Berg
man, Elliott, Fenner, Mitchell, Wiggin,
Bruce, Strahl, Taylor, M%ansford, w. z.
Mitchell and Fleming.
The minutes having been read, the
next business in order was the
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT.
The report of the Superintendent
shows that up TO the present time the
number of tickets of admission issued
for children to the public schools is four
thousand one hundred and thirty-five.
The average number attending the
schools during March was two thousand
one hundred and ~ffty-seven, distributed
aG fplloUC.
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FOB WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River Packet 60.
4. y. Mail and Southern Express.
For Helena, Devallis Bluff, Searcy, Augusta
and ~JacksOnpOrt.
The Elegant Passenger steamers
LEGAL NDER---W =. Ashford, Master
leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, at D
o'clock pm.
n. p. WALT-------.JOhm j. Edison. Master
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY, ats
o'clock pm.
The above line of elegant steamers connect
at Devalls Bluff with the railroad for Little
Rock and J~acksOnpOrt.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
mh7 2 Promenade, foot Of Jefferson.
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REMOvAL.-Friends and patrons are
respectfully invited to leave their orders
for the Memphis Steam Dyeing Estab-
lishment ut 81 Madison street, where
the best cleaning and dyeing is done in
the city.
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.Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate

RE VIRTUE of an execution from the First
ClaybOrne Grant vsGranviHe WorneleV Ran
dali LaMare and Joseph Hunt, suratieS. for
slly vain interests and costs, L win sell, u the
1tslsst Dl19err Tor cash, in front Of the
Snerlf's Office, ON Second street. between
Nhlon anu SayesO streets, in the city of Mem
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FOR S~ALE-SALOON, ETC

WE HAVE for sale the stock Of Liquors
w Fixtures, License, goodwill, Lease, etc
OF 8 nrst-etass saloon, centrally located and
now doing q good business.
ANY Who wishes 70 embark in such a
business would do well to call on Us for
terms, etc,
GEO. SHIELDS & CO.. A~uotionsers,
on a.o,frr srpprr
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LITTLE Rock, April S.-Weather
cloudy and rainy. The river Is rising
rapidly, with Is feet water in the cham
mel out. Arrived: Carrie V. Kouutz,
from above. Departed: Clarksville and
Mary Miller, for New Orleans.
VIcKsBURG, April 9.-BOats down:
Crescent City and barges, IL am. Boats
up: Potomac, II last night. Up to-day:
Capital City, Bpm. Weather cool and
9louny. River rising.
The Alice Dean, from New Orleans,
six and a half days out, put off twenty
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Rivers, Weather. and BusIness.

h1VeFs, WenIhers Anu blEsInesS-
The swell yesterday was about nine
inches, and to-day it Is expected the rise
will be nearly twice that. A heavy rain
began falling about seven in the morn
ing, and accompanied by a gale of wind
and thunder and lightning, lasting
nearly all day, only ceasing about dusk.
The rain came down in torrents, and all
the small streams above were last night
reported bank full. White river is
rising, as also is the Arkansas. Business
ON the levee yesterday was fair, with
several transient steamers passing. The
local packets left with fair trips. There
were thirteen arrivals and ten depart
upoo
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THERE will be a meeting of the mem
bers of st. Lazarus Church at 4 p. m. to-
day, to elect a vestry.
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LATEST STYLES

HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the "Bay HOrse?''
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ECoNOMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt u HansOn's old stand), 246 Sec
Ond street. HANSON 81 WALKER
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,FirSt MOndaY iR MaY NaXt. ~

between The hours Of II am. and Ppm. the
following described land, situated In said
section seven,o ftownshipt twenty-five of a
four east, of said county, except q strip OF
twenty acres of equal width, extending from
north to south, on the extreme western portion
OF said quarter-said iand containing one
hundred and forty acres. An right or re-
demption waived by said grantors on the face
of said deed.
ROBERT S. BoWLEs. Trustee.
Mareh a, lS7z, ap3W
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MISSING Files-25 cents each viii be
given for Three Copies of the Memphis
DAILY APPEAL of January Z, 1872.
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SPECIAL OPENING

~ ASAAA va u o.
OF Ladies' and Children's Imported
Suits. MENKEN BROTHERS will
OPEN ON WEDNESDAY,
an additional invoice of
G~RENADINE,
Pique,
sLinen and Lawn
SUITS,
For Ladies and Children.
Also,
A Large
Line of Ladies'
French
UNDERWEAR,
Just
Received,
Direct
From Paris.
Also,
NOVELTIES
i'm
Vienna
PARASOLS,
fine
FANS,
Kid Gloves,
besides Real Thread Lace Points.
MENKEN BROS.
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srEAM-FIrrrNa, 8l5 Second street.

CLEANING by chemical process with
out securing, only at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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THE "Silver Tonguen Organs for Sale
at the Piano Roomso of Merriman& Will
cox, 2T81 Main street, are universally
admitted 10 have volume and sweetness
Of tone unsurpassed by any instrument
of the kind now in use.
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JOE LOCKE, 1864 Main street, has
the largest assortment of Magazines,
PietOrials and dailies in the city.
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WI WISH 10 say to those o -four friends
who have Pianos OF Organs out of tone
or repair that we have secured the seryi-
ees OF Professor Shuman, a gentleman of
unFivalled skill as an artist in this de-
partmeut, who will give special atten-
ton to any orders which may be. left
with US as in his line.
MERRIMAN & WILCOX,
2784 Main street.
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Jet Palace removed to No. 500 Main
street, one door above the old stand.
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For Dolly Vardens, go to the Southern
Palace, 332 Main street.
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PLuMBINo, BIS second street.

Ladies, don't fail to go to the Southern
Palace, 332 Main street, tomorrow.
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Go TO Joe Locke's for the latest publ
cations.
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EoR SALE

all of the latest Improvement. But his sale
viii be made subject to q deed of trust held on
said property by A. J. White & Co. for the sum
of five hundred dollars, drawing ten Der cent.
interest from the 9th. day of March, fS72, and
1872. Any person desiring to purchase before
the time appointed for sale can call at the
Office of James Hall, Esq, No. SO Second
street, or John ROusch, at the wagon and
blacksmith shop at the corner of DeSotO and
Monroe streets, city Of Memphis, who will
show the property. The finest chance for a
good, profitable business, with a small capital.
ever offered for sale in this state.
JAMES HALL.
anH ..H- p ..| VnuN DDVrlnur
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HANSON q WALKER.
Ladies, be certain to visit the Southern
Palace tomorrow.
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MAPLE SYRUP, warranted pure, at
Conway & Lindsay's, 1863 Main street.
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To-day the eases which have been
passed" viii be called again. The eases
~undisposed of on the calendar of Satur-
day last will also be called, common
cling at No. Bats.
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For FAMILY USE Upper Blue Lick
Water, in bottles, is admirable. IL is
bottled carefully at the spring, and
packed in cases suitable for shipment to
any part of the world. In this form it
is equal to the water at the spring, and
far superior to that drawn from wood.
MANSFIELD q HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents.
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Jet Palacel Everybody invited to in
spect the new goods.
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JOE LOCKE has received an assOrt-
ment of tracing wheels.
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HAVE you seen the a" Mathushek?"
Professor Shuman will take pleasure in
exhibiting its excelleneies of tone and
its superior construction, at the Piano
Rooms Of Merriman & Wilcox, 2734
Main Street.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND.

DY virtue OF q Deed of Trust executed to the
ID undersigned as trustee, by Partee & Har-
bert, On the 10th day OF September, 1870, % Sc
cure certain indebtedness therein specified,
by said Partee & Harbert to Johnson 4
public auction, Ia the highest bidder, for cash,
az thu town Of Oakland, "a YalIabusha county,
Mississippi, on the
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Jet Palacet Best place to get watches
and jewelry repaired.