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PUBLIC SALE.
Receivers Sale.

r Will OFFER FOR SALE. ON WEDNES-
4 BAY, MAY 8. 1874. at II o'clock, il the
rear part of the main hall over Mosby, Hunt
Il Co.'S store, No. 3o4 Front street. 252g3z
acres Of VALUABLE LAND. lying. in Pu-
laski, Woodruff and jackson counties. Ar
kansas. Most of these lands lie in Pulaski
county. in which the city of Little Rock is
situated, not far from the same. and are
therefore considered quite valuable. Also. an
undivided two-sevenths Of l2S acres OF land
lying near Memphis, in range 7, section 2.
18th surveyors and 9Th civil district, north Of
the Raleigh road, being valuable Wolf river
bottom lands.
Also, a remnant of furniture, desks. etc.
all the property of the Gayoso Savings Insti-
tuition.
The Arkansas land will be sold for cash, or
debts due by the Institution; legally proven
and allowed, dollar for dollar. The land
near Memphis will be sold for one-third cash;
the balance equally divided on six and twelve
months time, and lien will be retained to
secure the deferred payments. The furniture
April 49, 1874. S. M0SBY, Receiver.
IRRELEVANT G. co., Auctioneers.
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was interviewed by an enterprising re-
norter before breakfast. AS a result we
learn that he is an anti-infationist and
favors lower State taxes. AS to Office he
Is reported as saying that he will not run
for Congress, but may be candidate
for the United States Senate. If he
does it will save vast amount of trouble
for the people to vote for or against him
at the November election.
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The Union and American Of yester-
day, the 9Oth ult., says;
1t may be that the State Executive
Committee, which we understand will
meet soon, will find it necessary, owing
to the change in Congressional districts,
to appoint new Congressional commit
tees.
The Union and American is pretty
good authority upon that subject, and
doubtless knows whereof it speaks.
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HATS.
MY HATS HAVE COME!

lust RECEIVED A LARGE ASSQRT-
81 ment Of Mems, BOYS and Children's Fur,
Wool, Silk and Straw Hats, from New York,
direct from manufacturer. and in order %
realize money on same / offer them for sale -
per cent less than any Of my competitors.
49-d COHEN, % Main street.
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THE Mayor has called a meeting Of
the General Council this evening to
devise means to aid the sufferers by the
overflow below us. We are sure Mem
phls will cheerfully contribute her mite
toward the relief of these unfortunate
naopla
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HERRIMcs.
NOTICE.
Notice to Passengers and Shippers.
MrIPHIs 4 Ii LITTLE z LIZ, Rock RAMxAE Co. !

MEMPHIs & LITTLE Rock RAILWAY Co..
OFFICE OF GENT SUPERINTENDENT,
MEMPHIS, TENN. April %. 1874
TN OoSSEQUENCE OF SEVERAL.
Il breaks in embankments and damage TO-
two short pieces Of trestle work. trains are
temporarily suspended between Memphis and
Madison.
The steamer st. Francis will leave Memphis
on Tuesdays and Saturdays, at 5 p. M con
Meeting with the train for Little Rock. First
trip will leave Memphis Saturday evening"
May I'd, at pm. connecting at Madison
with the train for Little Rock arriving at Lit
tie Rock Sunday, May Sd. about 3 pm.
Breaks will be repaired and trains resumed
SIS a. s. TivERMoRE. Gen. supt.
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PICNIC.
AUCTION.
Public Sale Of Securities.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
IN will sell az public cutlery, at the south
west corner of Madison and Main streets. in
Memphis, on
wednesday, May 6, 1874,
between II and IL o'clock an, the following
bonds, deposited as collateral, to-wit: One
Columbus, Miss. bond, $500, No. 81, May,
1874. coupon attached; two Aberdeen, Miss,
bonds, $500 each. Nos. and 3, May, 1874, cou-
pom attached; and Eve Lowndes county,
Miss, bonds. $500 each. Mes. 81, So, "a. 35 and
S6, May, 1874, coul on attached; and hye Mon
IS, So. 80 and 81. coupons. from July. 1914,
attached; and six Monroe county. Miss,
bonds, $500 each, Nos. IS. SO, 80, 81, " and rs,
coupons from July 1874, attached; Sper cent
'0HN' T.C. PARK.
April "a. 1874. E-56
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE. CRY HALL. May 1, 1874.
UyHE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL
il Council are respectfully requested to meet
at the City Hall this evening at o,clock.
JOHN LOAGUE, Mayor.
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temperature, cloudy and rainy weather
accompanying; the storm is advancing
eastward toward this section of Ohio.
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..........sOOth Edition,
MANHOOD,

ANA ~ -
Corrected and Revised By the Author. E. DE-
r. CURTIS. NJ. D., +. R. @. S.
A MEDICAL ESSAY. on the cause and cure
of Premature Decline in man, showing how
health is lost and how regained. 1t gives a
clear synopsis Of the Impediments to Marri-
age, the treatment Of Exhausted Vitality,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Abuses Of the
system, etc, ETC.. and the remedies therefor,
the result Of twenty years successful practice.
There is no member Of socieiy by whom
this book viii not be found useful, whether
such perton holds the relation Of parent, pre-
ceptor or clergyman; "=London ISIlss:
"CURTIS ON MANHOOD. This book
should be read by the young for instruction,
BY the afflicted for relief. It will iniure no
ore. - london Ned. Gas.
Price so cents, BY mail. Address the author,
DIR QUITS.
9 Rampant street. New Orleans, La
nB- DR.. Curtis has determined 70 remain in
New Orleans during his Southern trip, and
will positively not visit Memphis pre-
fessiOnHJiy this year. Hence those who
wish to consult him personally must call upon
bin az bis address above. 1859
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

MKPHIs. April .. 1874.
Enron LED6FR-I announce myself a. a
candidate for Clerk Of the Criminal Court Of
Memphis. Election IN August, isli.
Is te 7. s. AlRES,
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ASpnrw JOHNSON is at Nashville BE
arrived there yesterday morning ana
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between Canal and Custom-hou daily from
10 am. 70 pm, and from TO Pm. On
Sundays from IL to only.
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Nos Cures. Cents
/. Fcvers, Congestion, Infanmations, q
?. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, y
3. Crying-Colic, or Tee thing OF Infants, y
4. Diarrhoea, OF Children or Adults, y
5. Dysentery, Cr.ping, Bilious Colo, ~
6. ChoIera-5IorDuS,N Vomiting, y
Z. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, y
5. Neuralgia, ToothaeAe FacHorcAc, -
8. Hcadc shes, Sick Eeadnelie, Vertigo, ~
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious S.unaeh !. Y
IL. Suppressed, or Pgininl Penots, Is
u. Whites, too Profuse Periods. - ~
y. Group, Cough, niticult Br9rMi'f, ~
IA. Salt kIeum, Erysipelas, Eruptions, "
Is. RheIi1latfsIIt, Rheumatic Pains ~
l6. Feyernnu a que, Chill Eescr,. Agres, sg'
IL. Piles, blind or bleeding,
Is. Ophthalny, and Sore or Weak Eyes, 70
10. Catarrh, Acute or Chronic Influenza, 80
20. XVhooping-Cough, Violent Coughs, g
81. Asthma, Oppressed Breatinng' ~
%. Ear Discharges, Impaired hearlnt, ~ ~
23, ScrofuJa, Enlarged Glands, swanings, ~
"a. General Debility, Physical weakness, ~
95. DroDsy and Scanty Sccrepons ~
ID. Een-sfcIxness, Sickness nom hieing' ~
p. Kidney-Diseasc, STasei, :, W.. i,-:s, ~
9s' Nervous Desnity, Sentinel WEAKNESS NJ
or Involuntary Discharges, Ivy
%. Sore Mouth, Cnker, IA sS
eo TTrInary Wee knees, Wetting the beu' ~
81. Painful Periods, WIN spasnis' ,SS
81 laId.,nss,. snasuas. ST. Vitus' Dance, 90
"a Dinhtherie, Glceratel Sore Throat. ~ ~
a., Chronic COMPOSITIONS and Efuptions' "
FAMILY CASES.
Case sNorocGIeo!l w. ~. SO 90
~ se Morocco of 20 large walls and Book, W
~ these remedies are sent by INC s,le
ense ar single box TO any part OF TN N.
Country, free OF charge, on EeceAPs W
urice. Address
Humphreys SPECIFIC
HON Sop athic Medk-lne Cog
,>an.. .rd Derot. No 500 BRoADwAY, w HoREs-
Oiie =, 1T = For sale by all Druggists.
Madison; Andrew Renkert, 100 Main ST.. /; F.
W. Vivus, 1877 Poplar ST., and W. N. WilkeT-
son & Co., $40 Main ST., Memphis. Tenn.
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AMUSEM EMIT.

IRRELEVANT r y 6 co., AuctiOneers.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. CURTIS
ARRIVAL NEW ORLEANS.

DR. E. De F. CURTIS, NJ. D., +. R. c. S.,
IL author Of " Manhood" Medical Essays
on Marriage. etc.. etc, takes this opportu-
nifty to announce to the citizens of Memphis
and the surrounding country, including those
who have previously consulted him, that he
has arrived in New Orleans tor the season,
and may be conferred with as heretofore, in
person or by letter, at his rooms,
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MONEY EAaKET.
bI IELEtfhAEI'
PARIS. .September l2.-Rentes. 64f. 65c.
BY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, September l2.--Rentes, 64f 65c.
NEW ORLEANS. September u Sold, ,lO93s
sight 4 premium; sterling, 053.
LONDON, September 1.-THE rate Of dis
count in the open market for three months
bills is ~ per cent, or = below the bank
rates. Consols and American securities nm
changed; New York Central, IS; Erie, 3ls4
Erie preferred, 81.
NEW YORK, September l2.-Government
bonds: Coupons OF 1881, ll734; do OF 1862, li2
do. OF 1854. ll51[; do. of 1865, ll614; do. new,
ll5S; do. 1867 Il65z; 1865, III new IS, ll2; l0es
lllH; currency 6s, llG4. state securities:
Missouri IS, sS; old tennessee, 10; new
Virginia, 2slz; old North Carolina,
20; new North Carolina. 10. stocks:
Canton, So; Western Unicn Telegraph, 795s;
Quicksilver, 3z3 Adams express compa-
ny, 1867; Wells & Fargo's express company,
Il; American express company. bO52; United
States express company, 6654: Pacihc Mail,
4s5s; New York Central, l9l1z; Erie, S41<; Erie
preferred, 81; Harlem, l24; Harlem pre-
ferred, l25; Michigan Central, 721a; Pittsburg
and Fort Wayne, 81; Northwestern, 3J3z
Northwestern preferred, 81; Rock Island,
1905; New Jersey Central, l8i; st. Paul, S2}z
ST. Paul preferred, 5I54; Wabash, S236; " a
bash preferred, 65; Fort Wayne, sZs{; Teue
Haute, l07; Terre Haute preferred, rs; Ch-
cago and Alton, 1919; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred, l0lk; Ohio and Mississippi, 2l5S;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 63l&
Burlington and Quincy, 1917; Lake Shore, 49,
Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central, 80;
Illinois Central, 80; Union Pacific, 331<; Cen
tral Pacific bonds, 905%; Union Pacific bonds
"a; Hartford and Erie, l0l; Delaware and
IackaWang lOS5L.
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Five sensible Propositions.

EDITORS APPEAL heartily CON-
mend your patriotic suggestions that the very
best men, whom we can get 10 serve us, oughi
70 be sent 10 the next legislature, aud that nc
collateral issue like that of United states SEN
ator should be discussed. And in view of the
convention TO be held on Monday next, re-
spectfuily make these suggestions to the dele
gates:
First-That candidates ought to go before
the convention on their merits alone.
Secnnd-rhat a pledged convention is not
the agent Of the people, but the instrument OF
the candidate.
Third-That the candidate who secures his
nomination by improper influences upon q
convention, Is usually unit for the position
he seek, and would never have been selected
by the people at large.
FouTth-That the great dissatisfaction
among the people of late years with conyen'
tiOns, and the want Of cOhesiveness and unity
in parties, is chiefly due 10 the belief that con-
ventions have been improperly Influenced
pledged or packed.
Fifth-That If conventions are ever restored
TO their original party power and usefulness
delegates must enter them unpledged, and
candidates must stand or fall upon theil
merits.
And in pursuance of the same principle ]
hold that candidates for the legislature Sughi
not to be required to pledge themselves for OF
against any man for United States senator
but go 10 the legislature aud there select the
best and most available man.
CORRESPONDENT.
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1.r. Hrnssr-I an glad 70 see thst the Her.
aid Is disposed - avert such . catadtrophes
know nof whether any convention could b
assembled which would be civil enough 4
1eai VITA iassa great questions. The civii
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satisrne,ory ExpIanalIon.

EDITORS APPPEAL-If you will allow
us q small space in your paper we think we
can soon satisfy Mr.. G. W. Gill that the per-
son he complains OF as being omitted from
the mortuary report was not Joseph Godspritz
Rt all, but GodfTied Graef, who died very sud
denly on the eleventh OF August last, at 346
Main street. DR.. Rogers was called 10 see him.
but arriving after his death indoTsed on the
certificate that from what he could learn he
thought the man died from sunstroke. Mr.
Walter, partner Of Mr. Specht, gave us the
name as Godfried Graef, and we certainly so
returned il to DR.. Taylor. In the printed re-
port IL was spelled Crap instead OF Graef.
The certificate of death was duly registered
in the heath office, was published in the
sunday APPEAL of the sixteenth, and God
fried Graef, the unfortunate cause Of the
whole misunderstanding, now quietly sleeps
beneath the deep shades Of peaceful Elm
wood. Very respectfully,
G, il, HOIST & BRO, Undertakers.
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IN MEMORIAM.
Ben. A. Shepherd.


Born 9Th OF June, lS4S in the city of Nash
VILE, Tennessee, passing the first years Of his
life there and in Charleston, South Carolina,
he came, while still young, to this city, where
the writer OF this first knew him. Our first
remembrance OF him is in connection with
the Sabbath school. For four or five years he
was a punctual librarian in the Tabernacle
and Central Baptist Churches. In these
schools Will that genial countenance and his
ready, ever-helping hand be remembered by
all who had those interests at heart He was
accommodating and libe al to a fault. Well
did a friend say Of him, " his hand carried his
heart" ne connected himself with the Cen
trail Baptist Church in The spring of 1865, was
married February IL, 1863, to Miss Matte j.
Couch of Edgefield, Tennessee, ana died
August II, 1874 cut down most unexpectedly
10 all by sunstroke. He left home apparently
as we'll as usual, but after a few hours alb
sence was brought back speecbless. He lin
gered until next day when his spirit took its
flight Oh, Ben, much we miss thee, sadly
mourn our loss, yet deeply do We pray for thy
much-loved widowed mother, wife, 1atherless
bow Bruce" thy sisters and brothers. But
" God tempers the wind TO the shorn lamb
"Hfmseli hath done 1t is our consolation; ;.
Too wise TO err, 100 good TO be unklnd
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TIE Presbyterians Of Memphis are
constructing, on Alabama street, build
ing 10 be known as q widows and or
pHsns' home. We congratulate our
Presbyterian friends upon so good and
30 noble a work, and ask for them the
hearty GOd-speed, the hearty efforts and
hearty support in money and means of
all their fellow Christians in Memphis.
God bless such a work, say we.
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ADDITIONAL RIvER Nzws.

BY TELEGRAPH.
PITTsBURG, September l2.-River s Inches
and falling. Weather clou0y ana pleasant.
CIHCINNATI, September l2.-River 4 feet 0
inches and falling Weather fair. Departed A:
Mary Miller, Memphis; Shannon, New Or
leans.
NEW ORLEANS, September l2.-Weather
clear and warm. Arrived: Nlnt Shlnkle,
Cincinnati: John Kyle, ST. Louis
CAIRO, September Y, NoOn.-Me Gather clear.
Arrived: City of Chester, Memphis, am,
Departed: Glencoe, st. Louis, 10 PM City OF
Chester, st. Louis, 9 am; John F. Tolle, New
Orleans, 10 AIN. \ ight-Arriyed John b
Maude aud Grafton, st. Louis, p.m.; uliai
st. Louis, 8 pm. River feet and falling
EVANSVILLE, September l2--Kiver fallen I
inches. Weather clear and hot. Mercury 7J' to
So. No arrivals or departures except local
packets.
LOUISVILLE, September l2.-River falling
with feet 0 inches in the canal and foot {
inches in the Indiana chute. Weather warm
and clear. No arrivals or departures except
local packets.
ST. LOUIS, September I2.-Weatuer clear and
very warm. River falling slowly. Arrived
Paragon, and Future CITY, New Orleans
Departed: Joe Kinney, Nicksburg; Indiana
and susie Silver, New Orleans.
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ESTABLISHED 1S4C.

OUR Jewish fellow-cltizens yesterday
observed their New-Year's with sppro-
pirate religious services. Both syna-
gogues were open, and the services
were largely attended. All business
was dispensed with by them and their
stores remained closed all day, impart-
ing somewhat Of holiday appearance
"a our efraptg
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OUR public schools open tomorrow
and win remsin open for the succeeding
nine-snd-s-hslf months, doing noble
and great work unless the Radicals in
congress shall succeed in passing the
villsinous measure known as the civil
rights bill. II 50, they viii be closed,
and as Senator Brownlow, himself a
leading Radical, says, an irrepsrable in
jury will be inflicted on Tennessee and
the whole south. God grant it may not
be so. We want every child in the
State, black as well as white, to have an
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Inkc Ftulav for me IertsInture,

EDITORS APPEAL-I desire, through
your journal to call the attention of the con
vention 10 assemble on Tuesday, at the Expo
sition building, 10 Luke Finlay, as pi emf
lower house. The country is entitled 20 two
Let This gentleman be one of that number. II
Is usel ess to do more than suggest his name
All who know him laud his acquaintance is
generaD viii recognize at once mis- qualifica.
ton and desert, II the county wants a true
and able man, he Is the man. VOTER.
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Mr. CHARLES WILSON, member o.
the Typographical union, and one o.
our representative printers, a gentleman
Of intelligence and ability, has been put
forward by the workingmen Of Mem
phis as their candidate for the legisla-
ture. This was done in a convention OI
the trades unions, and is therefore Off
eisl. and has all the strength and force
of an official act. AS such we hope il
viii have weight with the convention
and that Mr.. Wilson's name will bS
given to the public as one worthy and
wei qualified to I'LL the responsible po'
sition he aspires to.
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WASHINGTON, September H. sep
tember returns Of the department OF agricul-
turs show very heavy decline In the pros
poets Of the cotton crop IN all the states ex-
cept Virginia, where IL about holds It's own,
The state averages are a. follows: Virginia
g: North Carolina, 81, q decline OF IS during
August; South Carolina, 70, decline OF 10
Georgia, q, a decline Of Il; Florida, y, a de-
cline Of IS; Alabama, 81, a decline OF 9: MissiE-
slp1i. 55, a dec Inc Of u: Louisiana, 62, q de-
cline Of n; Texas, "a, q decline Of Al Arkan.
sas. "a a decline Of so; ana Tennessee sS, a de.
cline Of a5 The leading cause OF the decline
Is the prevalence over large sections OF the
. cotton area OF severe drought, accompanied
Z E4s- fnfquar fpaf.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE


A. Hiizfeld, Esq, of this city, re-
celved a call in the last issue OF the Southern
Advertiser, signed by goodly number Of bis
fellow-citizens Cf German birth, to go before
the convention as a candidate for representa-
tive Of Shelby county. He has accepted, and
viii oil the position with honor if elected.
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Saturday, October Il, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, or so much thereof as shall be suf-
ffcient 10 discharge the taxes adj judged against
sud property, and all costs as shown by said
decree, to-wit: Lot No. 10 on Bradford street,
in the city of Memphis, beginning fifty (5O)
feet east Of the intersection OF east side OF
Jones avenue, with south side OF Bradford
street; thence east nifty QjOl feet with Bradio ord
street; thence south at right angles with Brad
ford street one hundred and fifty Q5Ol feet
thence west fifty t5O) feet parallel with Brad,
and fifty Q5O) feet to the beginning, being a
lot conveyed by =. W. Jefferson TO John
Clancy, by deed registered in the Office of the
Register Of shelby county, in book No. 81
page 56S, and claimed by defendant Daniel
LaTkin, under an unregistered deed. This
18Th OF September, 1874. -
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Correspondent In what respect do you con-
slider the recent policy OF the government To-
ward the south defectivee
Mr.. Hunter-When government was studl-
ously placed in the hands Of the worst and
most incapable elements OF society, as was
done in the south in so many cases, and such
action was justified on the ground OF punish
ment Of those who were most capable OF
meeting the difh culties OF the case, and when
those persOus whom IL was most important
TO conciliate were so treated as 10 be con-
WINGED that there was purpose 10
nEALnH ALIZE EAR THE DESIGN OE DE.
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HAS iust received and offers Low TO THE
II TRADE, the following goods, viz:
400 bbls. Refined Sugar.
200 bbls. and half bbis Syrup.
200 sacks Rio Codee
i0Q mats Old Government Java Coffee.
500 pkgs. Ground Coffee and Spice.
800 pkgs. Green and Black Teas.
1000 cases Jellies, Preserves and Pickles, every
style.
400 cases Oysters, Salmon, Lobsters, Sardines,
Strawberries, Peaches, Pine Apples, Etc.
500 cases new Brandy Peaches and Cherries.
1000 pkgs new Mact1erel.
1000 boxes soap, Starch and Candles.
$50 boxes and kegs English Soda.
100 cases Concentrated Lye.
50 bbls. Pecans, Almons, Cream Nuts and
Filberis.
$50 pkgs. choice Butter and Cheese.
70 tierces Canvssed Sugar-Cured Hams.
500 pkgs. Whiskies, Brandies and Wines.
. bbls. Rectihed Cider.
1000 caddies assorted TObaccos.
500 rolls Bagging,
1000 bundles Ties.
And other articles too numerous to mention.
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SATURDAY,. October 17, Isf4,

within legal hours, the following described
property, or so much thereof as shall be suf-
tcient TO discharge the taxes adjudged against
said property and all costs, as shown by said
decree, to wit: Part OF lot No. % in county LOT
No 4g5, in Armour's subdivision, beginning
on Orleans street, in the city OF Memphis, on
Roost road thence north with the west line OF
Orleans street IS feet to the south line Of the
north part Of said Tot No. %; thence west with
said line Of lot No. % one hundred 600 feet;
thence south 10 the first mentioned alley;
thence east with the north liue Of said alley
10 the beginning, being the lot or parcel Of
ground conveyed b. deed from r =. Alexan-
der to defendant Horan aud registered in the
Office Of the Register OF Shelby county, in
book No. II, page SI2, and mOrtgaged by trust
fendant Herman Cloth, beneficiary, which
trust deed Is registered In book 81, page COS, in
the said Registers ofhce. This 18th day OF
GpDtpunh lS54
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DEEIl.

GREENLAW-The friends OF VIM. B
Greenlaw, ana those OF his deceased wife, are
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral on
MONDAY evening, l4th inst, at The Court
street Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Services by Rev. L. C. Taylor at three O'Clock.
Carriages at the church and at HOlst's.