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The GrOwiDg Towns OF the Growing
EtRte-TexRFkRna, Fulton and
Jefferson - Land and
Crops, Efe.
From III 0ecaslonal Correspondentl

From an Occasional Correspondent
AUSTIN, Texas, June l5.-You
are now advised that left your hot city
on Monday, on the Memphis and Little
Rock transport boat, and started off from
Hopefield with a speed that would seem
to illustrate the speed OF dead whale.
We got TO Little Rock IN time for the
Cairo and Fulton cars, which more than
paid US for our slow, rough trip across
the muddy bottom. This road took US
through a poor piney country to Hope
station, in Hampstead county, where we
got the best breakfast at the Winn
house that is usually found on a railroad.
All aboard, and low at Fulton, where
there is a small city, but yeu would
think it some outpost Of purgatory for
condemned spirits. We cross over the
Red river bottom trestie, and soon find
ourselves at Texarkana, the great rail-
road center. / remember the day Hon.
Louis B. Fort gave it the name, in 1853.
This bas about two hundred or three
hundred population, and may grow to
be place Of importance, but it is in a
poor piney country. NOE we are pass
ing rapidly on through this pine
clad land, and find ourselves at
Jefferson, the head of navigation on
Lake CaddO, and once the rival Of
Shreveport, Louisiana, in point of bus
mess, but now dead and lifeless; but in
passing il we could see the steeples Of
several chuIches pointing heavenward.
Now We are passing through some piRey
land to Marshall, distant eighteen
miles, where we find the machine shops,
aud some life and animation in the
city. Now we are passing rapidly
through the same kind Of poor country,
and find it so all the way until We came
10 the prsiries, when night overlook us,
and l saw nothing more until next
morning, when we came to the city of
Austin. Here we had TO rest until nine
O'Clock in tue morning, for what they
call the mixed train, 10 go 10 Austin.
While rambling about the city, went
into fine new twO-stOry blick market
house, where found all sorts Of vegeta-
bIes. | saw bsets, at five cents each,
that weighed from five to eight pounds;
new corn, watermelons, and many 9TH
ar vegetables that you have not in your
market. Now we leave for Austin, and
Dsss for fifty miles through a level
prairie, dotted all over with herds Of cat
lie. horses aud sheep, as far as the eye
can reach, until obstructed by the des-
eending horizon. Now We come TO
some fiue lands, in passing through
Washington county, and the crops all
burning for want OF rain; corn silking,
aud cotton beginning to bloom. We
are now at the great city Of Austin, the
hotties, day have lelt, il seems TO me,
for wears, but it is an old city, and i'm
nroyinp rs,;idIy, with prospects Of more
roads coming soon TO relieve the people
of the new fsilrOsd monopoly. 1t re-
sembles the city o. Nashville very much;
tbe buildings are mostly Of white stone,
and magnificent. The mountain scenery
that surrounds it cannot be surpassed.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. IS4-Ti, the First Chancery Court Of Shell
by County, Tennessee.-Mary E. Smith vs..
Dewitt n. Rogers ct al.
1t appearing uom affidavit in this cause
that the defendant, Russell n. Rogers Is a
on-resident Of the State of Tennessee; the
object OF this suit being to diyest the title 10
certain real estate described in the bill out of
the heirs of Geo. W. Rogers, deceased, and
vest same in Mary Z. smith:
1t is therefore ordered. That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis. Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in July, 1874, and plead, answer
or demur to complainantS' bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to him and set
for hearing exparte, and that copy of this
order be published once a week, for four con-
secutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 18th day of May, 1879.
A copy-Attest: EDAUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By E. B. MeHenry, D. C. and Nj.
Luke W. Finlay, sol for eompl'nt. my20 sat
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DIAMOND SPECTACLES
NOn-Resident Notice.

No. I4S7-In the First Cbaneery Court of Shell
by County. Tennessee.-JaInes A. Brewer
VS.. Waddy Thompson ct al.
1t appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendants, Waddy Thompson and
Elizabeth Thompson, are citizens Of Missouri
and nOn-residents OF the State of Tennessee =;
that compiainant's bill was fled June 10, 1874,
alleging that said Waddy Thompson was in
debled to complainant in the sum of $40, as
evidenced by note for $500 and open account
Tor $40, and thai an attachment writ has been
issued and returned, levied, etc., on the
property of said Thompson;
IL Is therefore ordered, that they ma Ike their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in August, 1874, and plead, answer
or demur TO c0mplainant's bill, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as TO them and
set Tor hearing exparte, and that a COPY of
this order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal
This 18th day OF June, lisa.
A copy-attest: EDMUND A. COLE
Clerk and Master
By r. J. Black, d. c. and Nj.
S.R. Cannon, sol. for complainant. ltues
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forgotten by their comrades nor unre-
membered by the public. The firemen
Of Memphis are excelled by none in the
United States. Surely our people must
rightly value such men, and see that
their labors be not without appreciation
and reward. Let the wreath be twined
around the brow of toiling men, whose
fidelity, courage, and ability challenge
the warmest admiration of the public.
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MARRIED..

JONES-HAwKINs-By Rev. W. II. PhiI-
lips, at the residence OF Mr.. Estes, on the
evening of the 18th, Mr.. JAMES W. JONES and
Miss ROAELIA HAwKISs, both of Florence.
Alabama. No cards.
Thus has another one CT our most sterling
and enterprising young men surrendered
himself 10 one of Alabamas fairest flowers
Friend Jones, may your voyage down life's
rugged stream always be bright and joyful
and end as happy as il has begun. B. B.A.
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CRIME.
cine 20 the PeFpetratOr of n my sieri'
oas Murder-Row Nesr CiArks-
Vile. TenB.-A Negro NO-
man Killed.

Tor1syrLLE, June ls.-About two
,yeeSs since the dead body Of a man
named Mike Brossenhare was Iolhu IN ~
ms Ironl ward. Brossenhare lived some
distance nom any neighbors, and the
Lodv was not discovered for some days
after death. It was much decomposed,
and bore marks OF violence. To-day
negro how named Walker Mills, nine.
teen years old, wss arrested charged
with the murder. The evidence against
him is altogether circumstGntlal, Dul
Is said to be very strong.
A specisI TO the Courier journal from
ClarksvITe, Tennessee, gives an account
of fatal affray near that city. a party
"a negrOss attacked the house OF Mana
,,ar johnson with stones last nlght,
s.,han one Of Johnsou's daughters fred
On the crowd, the bah tskins eject IN ~
the abdomeH Of a woman, WHO Y,h. aleu oiri ~
sras herself struck On the bead with 9
rock, producing a woGad ffoh Ynlch u
Is Thought she will not recover.
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WARDS SEMINARY,
Close OF the Ninth Session of the Great
Nashville SchOOI-List of Forty
eight Graduates.

Quite q large and apprecistive au-
dience assembled at Wards seminary
on Friday last, says the Nashville Union
and american, to witness the conclud-
ing exercises of the ninth annual com-
mencement of that institution. The
young ladies acquitted themselves in
manner highly credltable to their teach
ers and the school. The programme
consisted of a number Of essays, and va
rious selections of vocal and instru-
mental music.
At the close OF the valedictory, Mr..
Ward made short address, in the
course of which he said that it had been
nine years since the seminary had been
orgaized. The past year had been one
of pleasing duty. In every department
the pupils had done their part nobly and
we'll. There had been no sickness in the
school during the year. The pupils, he
said, would now go forth into future
bright and cheerful, with heart and
force Of will, and determination to do
still more, if possible, for the cause Of
education. Their course had just be-
gun. That was commencement day.
The day for preparation had passed, and
now they would go out to tread the ru-
raj pathway of life. With that class,
he said, he had turned out in the nine
years past three hundred and twenty-six
graduates. They were all over the land,
engaged in household duties, in school
rooms, and shedding light and beauty
wherever they have gone. Some were
there who had been with him so long
that the relation was almost that OF
parent and child, rather than teacher
and scholar. He closed by saying that
by virtue Of their irscholarship, and their
good department, and by virtue of the
laws OF the commonwealth OF Tennes-
see, he would now confer upon each one
OF them q diploma.
LIST OF GRADUATES.
The following young ladies compos-
ing the senior class, received their grad
usting diplomas with graceful acknowl-
edgments:
Miss Ida Allen, Nashville, Tenn;
Miss Lizzie Allen, Nashville, Tenn.
I Mis- Salie Ballentine, Pulaski, Tenn.
/ Miss Mary Irby Bate, Edgefield, Tenn.
/ Mis- Isabelle Blackburn, Natehez, Miss.
Miss Violet Baird, Henderson, KY; Mis-
Roberta Love Chadwell, Edgefield
Tenn; Miss Bette Cabler, Nashville
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Trustees Sale.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
Thursday, OH day of July, 1874,

between the hours of 10 o'clock m. and 2
o'clock pm, on the premises, being lot No.
l09, on the south side OF Union street, in the
city of Memphis, under and by virtue of a
deed Of trust TO me executed on the 18th day
OF October, AID. 1873. by J. f. Kirkland and E.
NJ. Kirkland, and duly recorded, and for the
purpose of satisfying an unpaid balance OF
the debt TO c. G. Graham thereby secured, 1
win expose to sale TO the highest bidder, for
cash In hand, the improvements upon said
lot No. l09, and the lumber, doors, sash, blinds,
cedar posts, and stock of every kind IN and
comprising the lumber yard OF the said Kirt-
land, or so much thereof as shall be necessary
to pay and satisfy the sum OF two hundred
aud sixty-three dollars and six cents of prin-
cipal and interest of the debt secured by said
deed remaining due and unpaid, and the ex-
penses Of sale, etc.
J.A-HAYEs, JR., Trustee.
June Is, 1874. jel9
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LECTURES (nine weekly
y begin 18Th July, 1874; end 12th September.
Have proved OF signal use: lst-To students
proposing to pursue their studies at this or
other law school. 2d-To those who design to
study privately. Sd-To young practitioners
who have not had the advantage OF syste-
matic instruction. For circular apply Up.
o. University OF Va.) to JOHN B. MINOR
Prof. Com. and Stat. Law. my27 W
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NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of and in accordance 70 the pro-
ID visions OF q deed Of trust executed TO me
as trustee by G. s. SeVersOn. on the 18th day OF
January, 1870, to secure the payment Of GER
tain notes in said deed OF trust mentioned
and described and the interest thereon, pay
having been paid at maturity or since, but
two Of said notes still remain due and unpaid,
and by the direction Of Malcolm Mcneil, the
beneficiary in said deed Of trust, I viii, as
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WARM SPRINGS
MADISON COUNTY,
Western KOFth Carolina.

THIS fav0rite and beautiful summer resort
i win be opened on the First Of June for
the reception Of visitors.
The LoeatIOn--These Springs are situated
four miles from the Tennessee line, on the
banks Of the French Broad river, IN the very
midst Of the highest ranges Of mountains east
OF the Mississippi river, in q country gener-
ais known and truthfuliy called the Switz-
erlaud OF America
The Hotel ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Consist Of
large brick buildings, 8 feet long, situated
amidst the most beautiful lawns, which is
surrounded on three sides By tue most beauti-
ful and rapid mountain streams the French
Broad and Spring riversl, thus making up
lovely picture, framed in on all sides Dy grand
and majestic mountains; altOgt ther making
up a scene more beautiful and picturesque
than can be found at any other summer re-
sort in the country.
AddifiOns and ImproVeHenfs--Sinc
last season additions and improvements have
been made 70 the main hotel buildings which
gives them nearly three times tneir FORMER
capacity, and increases their comforts ten
The altitude Is greater thar any OF the vir-
ginia Springs, which guarantees climate IN
surpassed IL purity OF air and healthfulness-
EfFeefs.-Jhe baths are wonderfully invigo-
rating % all iuvalids. eQuaiiZing the circula-
tion and stimulating the secretory OF ans
and will, in most cases Of chronic and SUD
acute CfOut and Rheumatism, Paralysis, Dys-
pepela, Neuralgia, Secondary syphilis, Ne
pbitic and CslcuiOus Disorders, effect a speedy
me Drinking Spring. as it is called, is near
the hatns and it, use materially assists the
GcLiun OF Lue UaLAs II tNt treatment oi LlG
diseases for which they are employed.
Meaas Of = ccess.-lhese springs are easy
OF access from all southern cities by ali the
lines Of railroad convergtng into East Ten
nessee, via KnOXrllie TO MouistOwu, East
Tennessee. Thence 43 miles by the Cumber-
land zap and Charleston Railroad 20 Paint
Rock Thence nve miles on good mountain
turnpike, in hrst-ciass passenger coaches and
hacks, to the Springs.
Rates of Boards per month; eI2 so
per week; So per day. Children under ten
years Of age, and cOlOred servants, half price.
&c Daily Mails and Express % and from
the Springs.
Refer BY permission to c. Kortreeht, Esq,
and II. Tiilman, Esq.
E.B.-This hotel viii be kept open 8. the
Year Round" les
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MASONIC NOTICE.

TNHE Semi-Annual communication of o
DesOtO Lodge, No. 299, Will be held w
this (FRIDAY) evening, June 18th, at S/V\
O'Clock, for dispatch OF business.
All NJ. NJ. IS are fraternally invited.
By order. BUN. F. PRICE, W. NJ.
r. W. SHELTON, Secretary. jeI9
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm Of
n b. Robbins n Co. will please make i'm
mediate payment 10 me. The entire lot of
Furniture, Bedding, Carpets, Crockery, Ia
bleware, etc, etc, will be sold cheap for cash
only. CHARLES - LOOP,
ielS s. North Court street.
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Z. q. O. II.

ITO the Of1eers and Members Of ,,ys.s...
L Subordinate Lodges and En- Sc5SsAz
campments: You are hereby re-=ee -
Quested to call at Trustees room, in SssssffsN-
Odd Fellows Hall, from am. to pm, and
from pm. TO 10 pm, and receive invitations
for yourselves and friends for the Basket Pic
mic TO be given on Tuesday, June 23, 1874, at
Bartlett, Tenn.
FRED. H. STARR, Chairman.
y. Q. SMITH, Secretary. iel9
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CHANCERV SALE
or
r E AL ES = ATE
On Wednesday, July l. 1874.

No. 5s5, r. DIN the Second Cbancery Court
OF shelby county, Tenuessee.-Mary W.
Winter et al, vs.. Charles Winter ct al.
DY virtue Of a decree Of sale made in this
ID cause by the second Chancery Court on
the 2Stn May, 1874, minutes No. 5, pages I53 and
4, viii sell, at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, in mont of the door of the Second
Chancery Courtroom, Second street, city Of
Memphis. Tennessee.
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Attention. Knights TempIar

UOU are ordered to be present at 9
Il Exposition Building this (FkiDAYl"
for driIl. By order
JIM. PETTIGREW, &c.
T. L RARCUS. Recorder. felq
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~ JAYS 10
,,7 Il IS74 snd al bids On uis Srt5 ao ~ - tf
ton Of twenty days viii II = IrSs,eetfon. me n
S..S'sss- 81 10 per cent. VIII ae reiun17e -
id is not accepted. - az, cradit. or pal
Terms OF Sale-Cssn, OF IN IN s.-e[SIf IL d
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n,liss 10 carry one nunore1 sl,S srs ars
la,,nds. nla,, beaten maidens allowed hVe
Pounds one mile. The starters ~ele
R1un Eelter. Scratch, Sangsmorel
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presiding, with heavy docket; a YER very
ir,nortaHt will case is being tried here,
brdught from Bolivar. w. z; Miller
brother of John Miller, OF HardeI,aIs;in ,I;i
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ON THE sad DAY on lUNE. 1s74.

the following property, situsted IN Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee, tO-wit: Beginning
on the south side OF Mosby street at a stake
adjoining J. G. Gridfng's homestead let; run
east 251S feet; thence south l4s1S feet 10 a con-
teTnplated sizteen-fOot alley; thence west on
said alley 251S feet thence north lis74 feet 70
ihe BEGINNING: being western half Of lot No.
/ in j. II. StepheusOn's 5 subdivlson OF Brad
forfi's survey OF 1857, as recorded. Title be-
only as trusfee r. C.. DANIEL.
Trustee,
Iaruagin 4 Frayser, Attorneys. myl9
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Dsrk INV W0rds--there Will % an
onnositio1 cn~ ticket put in the field,
vHhsjch HscI,ill viii be very favorable, no matter
nov much the press and friends OF tne
nOM toN- - - - ..l....,t The civil rlglts
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INNATT
LINE OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

ONE Of the above JUSTLY CELEBRATED
u ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS leaves
New York every THURSDAY and saturday for
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL. Fare TO
or from Queenstown or Liverpool:
CAOln-----..----- s.----..----.-ssy dll % Boiu
Iondon........... -....-. .--.--. * and 50, gold
50 and l5, gold
Hamburg, Rotterdam, Ant
werpt and Havre...--,.-----.-----eo and 100, gold
For ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, a REDUC-
TON Of SO, gold. Steerase TO Queenstown,
Liverpool, London, Glasgow. Derry, Belfast,
and Dublin, s25, currency; return, 81;
Round taip, SO. Fer passage tickets or
further in formation apply to JOHN q. DALE,
Agent, Is Broadway, New York, or to
THOMAS USHER,
President Emmett Bank OF Mes,sl,is- Tam.
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sioSs, 2, ,,esrS ore-if the usual fare on sas
raiIrosds will be secured for 81 tTS i15orms alton
- me University. Fer furtner t @sA'-
ol G y sno es staio1sse apply to the Presl dent,
-. Knoxville, Tenn.
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hnignVN u rysaIla7s

't'aaE oirro in,, odae. no. ls, are hereby 81 -
a ,e-sd us 10 attend, in full dress tnek. e7
olueis osieS oonvention Of their L0dse, tONSSSt3
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- more ram q tassS s-sF :.
should ~ ~ sviT he made. The wheat
eveiy tllins LIS ss far as the eye can reaen
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
Medical Department,
NEW ORLEANS.

FACULTY:
A. H. CENAS, MD, Emeritus Professor OF
T. G. RICHARDSON, MD, Professor OF Sur
SAMUEL NJ. BEMIss, MD, Professor of Med
STANFORD E. cHAILLE, MD, Professor of
FRANK HAWTHORNE, Md, Professor Of
JOSEPH JONES. MD, Professor of Chem
SAMUEL LOGAN, MD, Professor of Anat-
omy.
ERNEST S. LEWIS, MD, Professor ofAlateria
EDMOND soUCHON, Md, Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The forty-first annual course of instruction
in this department will commence on Mon
day, the 10Th day Of November. 1874. and ter
inmate on the third Saturday of March, IS75
Preliminary lectures on Clinical Medicine
and Surgery viii be delivered in the ampI-
theater OF the great Charity Hospital, begin
ming on the 10Th Of October, without any
charge to students. The Anatomical rooms
will be opened at the same time.
The members of the Faculty are Visiting
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hos
pital, and give instruction daily at the bedside
Of the sick.
FEES
As the practical advantages afforded for
thorough acquaintance with all the branches
of medicine are quite as great as, il not supe-
rior to, those offered by the schools OF New
For All the Lectures, sl4O; MatrieuIatIon, IS;
Practical AnstOmy, SO; Graduation, $50. Pay
mentrequired in advance.
For circulars or catalogues, address
jel6 7. q. RICHARDSON, N. D., Dean,
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A slight shock Of an earthquake was
eli al Salt Lake City night before last.
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SHERIFF's SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
Z That sy virtue of a veDditiOni expOnas to
me directed from the Honorable First Circuit
Court of shelby county, Tennessee, in the
case Of U. F. Cavaraugh vs.. y. NJ sClearey and
W. McClearey, Judgment rendered on the 18th
day OF January, 1873, fer the sum Of three
hundred and fifty-four dollars, with interest
and costs of suit to satisfy said Judgment,
ETC., Will, on
Thursday, the 18th day Of July, 1874,
at Il o'clock an, In front of my ofice, No.
35l second street, Memphis, Tennessee, pro-
ceed TO sell, TO the highest bidder, Tor cash,
the following described property, to-Wit:
One acre of an eight acre tract described in
book s, page, l52, said acre beginning on east
side OF Moseley avenue at southwest corner
of said eight acre tract; thence north with
the east line OF Moseley avenue three chains
thirty-three and One-third links; thence east
three chains; thence south, in a line parallel
with MoseIey avenue, three chains thirty
three and one-thtrd links; thence west three
chains to the beginning. Also. part of said
eight acre tract, beginning on east line OF
Mossley avenue three chains thirty-th three and
One-third links north Of the southwest corner
OF said eight acre tract; thence north with
said avenue four chains sixty-six and two
third links to Volentine avenue; thence with
Volentine avenue three chains; thence SOUTH
waEdly, On a line parallel with Moseley ave
nue., fOur chains sixty-sfx and two-third
links; thence to the beginning, containing
one and one-haIf acres.
Levied on as the property of defendant
William McClearey, TO satisfy said Judgment,
interest and costs.
saleto commence promptly at II 4eloek G (! am.
Sheriff of shelby County.
Memphis, 18th day OF June, ls74.
Hanson & Estes, Attorneys for plaintiff.
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REMOVAL.
The APPEAL is now
published at 2S2 Second
Street.
70 the Citizens of the Tenth Ward.

FTaERE will be a meeting OF the Bartlett
Il lies OF the Tenth Ward at Il. j. Goodwin's,
opposite NJ q J.. depot, on FRIDAY, June
18TH at O'Clock pm, for the purpose Of
nominating Delegates TO the Convention 20 be
neld on July 2. lh1l. Come one. CONC all.
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Trustees Sale.

A S trustee, by virtue of deed Of trust exc
n cuted by Enoch Taylor, on the 18th day
OF November, 1873, to secure certain notes
therein set out to !. 3. Kirkland, viii, on the
north west corner OF Main and Madison streets,
in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, sell for
cash, 10 the highest and best bidder, at public
outery, without the equity Of redemption, at
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Pcstsson. s. % satisfy SID Judgment, interess
~Fs saIs Ito 10 commence promptly at eleven
O'CLOCK a'in' w.J.P. DOYLE,
sheriff Of shelby county, Ienn. :
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