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MISSISSIPPI.
Proceedings of the Legislature YesIer-
day-TrIbute TO Lee from an Elk.
Federal Officer.

eoial to the Appeal
JACKSON, January I9-The senate
passed the bill requiring ak. collectors to
give new bonds 10y August 1st in a sum
equal TO ali the taxes assessed in their
respective counties the previous yesr,
ana requiring the sureties on the bonCs s
OF al county officers to own property in
the county where the office is held equal
to the same for which they qualify.
M. B. Sullivan presented his creden-
tials as senator from the Bolivar district,
which were referred to the committee
on elections, but he was not seated
GeneIal Chalmers is c0ntestin2 Sulli-
vans seat on the grounds that Sullivan
is not naturslized citizen, aud that the
election was illegally and fraudulently
held at two precncIs. The committee
hiss been taking evidence, and the case
will come up tomorrow.
The house spent the day in discussing
the bill requiring members Of the boards
OF supervisors 70 give bonds, and making
ineligible 10 that position persons who
cannot read.
This being the anniversary Of Cen
eral r. e. Lees birthday, afCcr adjourn
ment a subscription was taken up
among the members for the Rich mOnus
ment to the illustriOus Lee. The sena-
tors subscribed two hundred and fifteen
dnllsrs, Senator Furlong, an ex-Federal
officer, hesding the list with fifty dol
lars, saying that be had fought four
years in the army opposing Lee, and
was glad of the opportunity to contribute
toward erecting a monument to the
memory Of one Of the grsatest military
chief-aiDs, bravest soldiers and purest
christian gentleman this or any other
e.uutJy had ever produced. The MEM
bers Of the house contributed one hun
dred dollaFs.
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We DEPART from rule we have i'm
posed upon ourselves, and to-day give
place TO The communication addressed
10 the Avaldncbe by IAN Old Virginia
Whig." This venerable gentleman,
who is a perfecE type Of the Bourbon
who forgets nothing and fOrgives moth
ing-a c'zss, by the way, which the
Avalanche is hearty hater Of-propOses
to attempt wat Cal Schuz z, backed by
the New YORK Tibune, has failed in
the eststl shment OF an Indepei dent
Conservative Ta-ty. We pass over the
abuse cf cur pE-ty in which the venerable
Bourbon indolgez. II is as harmless SIS
il is amusing. 1t ks like 81 echo Of the
past, and reminds Us Of the days when
the gallant old Whlg party, ia the thrOes
a1d agonies OF death, fought for life
with the desperation Of despair. We
are not without sympathy for our old
friend. Judging by the way he writes,
tbs world seems 10 have passed him by
and left him far in the distance, sill
worshiping before the ruins OF the old
party a.tsrs. A generation Of men since
his cay bsye grown up at the
por.h as well as the south, and pub
lie sentiment h.s called ioto existence
ths Republican party, and revitsl zed
the DenOcratc party, both being, so far
as principles and policies are concerned,
new, "brand new" when compared
with parties Ia 1850. Our Bourbon
Wing friend, Of wLom the Avalanche
aimits that "it is evident that disparity
L" prejudices are as strong against tie
"ol Democrats ss they were fifteen or
twenty years ago." can contain him-
selfin peace. Tlis Is a free country,
thanks to the victories achieved by the
Dsm ocrats h hates, and he can bs an
Independent, a Conservative, or bothi
a, his pleasure, aud We promise to make
il a special duty to see that there are none
10 make him afraid. Meantime be ought
to subscribe for the jackson Wig. 1t is
exactly ia bis line, snd thoroughly
Y aurrou-
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The communication of Justice" +"
which we publish in another column,
will commend itself, wa spprehend,
even to "Au0.d Virginia Union Wing"
1t states The attitude of the people Of the
south elesrly and forcjby, separating, as
It does, the Confederate record Of tie
past from the living present, the defense
OF which rests purely upon historic
grounds, and has nothing whatever to
do with existing political parties
or policies. Wnst Justice" says
in regard to Mr. Davis is equal
ly well pu', and will, we are sure,
meet tue hearty sppIoval OF al thought
fuI people, as well as his conmendstion
of the msnly, dignified and patriotic
speech of Bfg. Ben Hill, Of Georgia, in
which that gentleman placed upon off,
ciaI recorl, as from the mouth Of COM
petent witness, snc, for the first time,
something like an sdequste defense Of
Mr.. Jefferson Davis and the southern
people. We quite sgree with Justice" "
and urge his closing sentence upon the
spscial attention Of OUT readers. "Let
/" not our own p5op.e turn upon Their
4" friends when those friends calmly and
" dispsssionstely speak in vindication Of
n the truth.n
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spects in accordance with the conditions
! and limitations Of the act entitled "a
act to establish certain postrosds " sp-
| proved July IA, 1862; thst said bridge,
! when completed In the manner herein
| specified, shall be deemed and taken to
be legal structure. and shall be 8 post
road for the transmission Of the mails Of
the United States; but congress reserves
the right to withdraw the authority and
power conferred by this section in case
the free navigation Of said river shall at
any time be substantially and material
ly ohstlucted by any bridge to be erected
under the authority given in this section,
or to direct the necessary notifications
OF said bridge; provided further, that
II said corporation shall at any time
deem 1t necessary to construct a subsli-
tute for said tridge, betwesn the same
points, or in lieu thereof, said companies
may construct a tubular bridge through
the waters OF said liver, or q tunnel
Hereunder, 30 that the same does not in
any wise interfere with the navigation
OF said river; and said tunnel or tubular
bridge, when completed In the manner
specified herein, snail be deemed and
taken TO be legal structure, and shall
be pCs.rnad for the transmission Of the
mails o! the United States; but congress
reserves the Tigh. 10 withdraw the
authority and power hereby given in
case the free navigation Of said river IL
at any time substantially or materially
obstruoted by any tunnel or tubular
bridge constructed under authority OF
this section, or to direct the necessary
notifications and alteration Of the
same.
See. 2. That the said companies shall
also Jointly have the right and power,
pending the construction of said bridge,
and thereafter, Il desirsble, to employ
steamboats, and suitable water-craft In
the transportation of passengers and
freight between said points.
Sec. 3. That this act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pass
age.
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FOBEiGN ITEMS.

-ote Before Lhe British
Ihe A"atr d binet.
LONDON, January "a ca cabinet dsdtbs- tes-
sion WIS held yesteIdss aLu aLoLnet ,ltt
vii take place to-day. 1t a., I-.S 80
that ne Aus .risn note oa iuIAN7y = U'-
der consideration.
Extensive Failure.
IoEpoS, January l9.-SAmuel Rad
s,rd 4 Son. extensive gain merchants
.of Liverpool, have suspended. Ihelr
IisbiIit,es, it is thought, Will be eX-
cge!ei by their assets.
a ,a-IEst Leader Gone over TO the
Enemy.
MADRID. January l9.-Tne ChTllst
leader. Iristany, has notified the SPAN
5,h cof.,9l a. Bsyonne Of his ulreserved
sIop5,rs.oa 10 A f7psO. General Mard-
nez', army IS concentrated in the neigh"
bCr,.--d OF Psmp5lGue.
~~Srkish BaitAliOns Routed.
January Six Turkish
tere routed yesterday be-
n and Tcebinge, by the In
der General Peko. The
three hundred killed and
l75 ded. The insurgents loss
Iiiied and many wounded.
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ROME SUMMARY.
The Supreme Court of Michigan Has
Decided.

The Supreme Court of Michigan Has
Decided.
DETROIT, January 19 Tho supreme
court of Michigan has decided that the
Sunday liquor law enacted at the last
session Of the legislature is constitu-
tiOnsl.
A $4,000 Fire.
New YORK, January ia fire at
Causrs, Long Island, this morning, des-
trOysd hotel and the railroad depot.
Loss forty thousand dollars; insurance,
twenty-five thousand.
Suspensions.
BOSTON, January I9.-W. F. Gill &
Co, book publishers, have called meet
ing Of their creditors. J. C.. Liller g. Co.,
an oId-establisbed house in foreign fruit
trade, have suspended.
Something About Bowen.
NEW YORK, JahUsry 19.-HenTy G..
Bowen yesterday received q note from
the examining committee on Plymouth
church, asking him TO n aetS. N.White,
Wall street broker, before tie COM
mittee this evening.
"A Party of Editors and Others
NEW YORK, JANUARY IA party of
editors and Othels attached to the press
OF Indiana arrived ia this city last even
ing from Philadelphia, where they have
been visiting the Centennial exhibition
grounds. Tne party will start tO-mOr-
row for home over the Pennsylvania
railroad.
Railroad AeeIdent-Threats of Mob
bfng.
CIECINNATI, January 19.-The mail
train south of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad ran into the rear end of 8
freight train, near Lexington, Ohio, yes
terdsy, dislOCstiDg the shoulder of 8
man named Hogg, and slightly injuring
a lady passenger. Yesterday a mob of
two hundred men assembled in the
vicinity Of the residence OF Richardson,
who wss murdered by hisWife at Massil-
lion, Ohio, last Sunday, and fearing
they would harm Mrs. Richardson, she
was removed by the chief.of police, to
Canton, Ohio.
Expressmen's AssOcfatiOn.
BOsTON, January l9.-The seventh
annual session Of the Expressmen's
mutual benefit association was held in
Faueuil hall to-day. One hundred and
two delegates, from all parts of the
cluntfy were present. President George
Bingham, of Plttsburg, delivered the ad.
dress, embOdying a financial statement
Total membership, 325S; receipts
for the year were S92, ,719; expenditures,
S9l, ,572, Tle association has expended
III seven years S329.14S on one hundred
and tifty-six claims for the benefit Of
members.
State Temperance Convention.
AUGUSTA, Me-, January I9.-The
State temperance convention to-day
elected George Conner president. The
attendance Is good.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, January 17.-Mr. La
mar will probably Call the attention Of
the house Tomorrow to the report just
published in regard to 8 speech he made
in JacksOn, Mississippi, on the day after
his nominatien for the United States
senatOrship by the Democratic caucus.
In that speech he is reported to have
said that southern men could not COM
maDd sny respect in the north, on ae.
count OF the hatred OF those who had
engaged in the late rebellion; that the
death OF the Er.at Summer offered q
chance for him, hO ding as Mr.. Sumner
did high plsc5 j" he nations heart,
to lay upon his c. ifil the olive branch
Of peace; that while the friends of the
north were burlened with grief and their
passions were sleeping in sorrow, it oc-
Cured to him toat he might deliver a
message OF s. mpa by / ON the south,
and at the same [ me est 2Dllsh her in the
aft R3ctions Cf the b. and that, when
upbrslded by his fellow members, he
said: A" Yes, ne tCu 3hed it, but IL was
like lightning roo touching the black
cloud to shield those Within" Mr.. La.
mar will deny that he gave utterance TO
any such sentiments What he did say
was, that tGe gr NJ Sumner had dealt
many blows upon the south in what
many s.uthern people had Jnsldered a
narroW spirit; but Whel he Joined In
the Liberal movement in 1872, and
stretched forth his Rand across the
bloody chasm { clap the psop!e of the
south tO his heart, 'hey went out toward
him; aud Mr.. Llusr believed he ex-
pressed the ssntimeat o. the southern
people in his eulOgy On the occasion Of
M SyrD n. r. NJ
that the audience to which he spoke ap-
plauded at the mention o. MIR Summers
name, and appiauded the sentiments to
which he gave u .teranCe.
SENATOR DORsEY's BRIDGE BILL.
In the senate of the United States,
January IL, 1876. Mr D-rsay asked and,
by unanimous consent, obtained leave
to bring in the following bill, which was
read twice, referred to the committee on
commerce, aud ordered to be printed:
A bill to authorize the construction OF a
BIIdge across the Mississippi at Memphis
TenResse:
Be 1t enacted By the Senate and H5atse
of fReprese7ltItiUeS Of the United States Of
america in congress assembled. That
the Arkansas and Tennessee bridge
company, corporation org g4niZed and
created under and by viItde Of the laws
of the State Of Arkansas, and ths Ten
nessee Construction aud Contracting
company, corporation organized aud
created under and by virtue OF the laws
Of Tennessee, be, and the same are here
by, jointly Su hoT.zed and empowered
to erect, constIuc., and maintain q
bridge over the Mississippi river, from
or near the city OF Memphis, in the
Stale of Tennessee, to or near the town
of HopefisId, in the State Of Arksnsas;
provided that said bridge is Quilt with
an u0brOken or continuous span Of not
less than four hundred feet in the clear
from pier to pier over the main channel
Of the river, and is built in all other re-
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THE proceedings yesterday in both
houses OF congress, which We publish in
full this morning. viii be found more
than usually interesting. The Davis in
auiry into The discrepancies in tie treas
NY reports was up in the senate, and
the Centennial approx ration was dis
eussed In the house. But that which
will have most interest for our people is
the long-expected speech on the Missis-
sippi election by BloOdy-shirt Morton.
Ii ia both fat and stale as compA ed
with Bisine's amLesty speeches, and
will dissppoint the country, save as it
revives the brutal chsTsct. rastics Of a
man whose enmity Of the south is only
eausIed by his covetousnsss f5rthe place
Grant CcCupiPs.
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YESTERDAY being the Anniversary Of
the birthday Of General Robert Z. Lee,
the Mississippi legislature acj'urned in
respect 70 the memory Of the lamented
southern chof.sir. A Richmond dis
patch says 10 reference TO tue day, that
ait was celebrated in nearly every city
Of iuo Importance in the south. In Rich
Tnond the day was observed by a public
mes ting, st which an Grafton was de-
Jiveren by Captain J. Hsmpden Cham
berlsiu. OF Norfolk
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Geo. A. Cheek ard Daniel Dugan,
under the firm name and style OF Cheek & Du-
gan, Is this day diss lved by mutual consent,
Geo A. Cheek retiring. Daniei gan Is alone
authorized 70 sign in liquidation, collect snd
settle all outstanding business.
G. A. CREEK.
Memphis, Jan. II, 1875. DAN'L DUGAN.
In retiring lrOm the trm, 1 return thanks to
those VINO favored 10 with their pa rOnags,
and hope my successor viii G lntiDue 10 re-
celve the patronage OF all the cid cus'OmRTs
and many new ones. GEO. A. CHEEK.
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Saturday, February I2, 1916,

within legal hours, the following described
property, to-wtt: Lying in the city OF Mem
phis, county OF shelby and state OF Tennessee
Beginning at stake on he south side Of Lin
den street, 800 feet east of the east line OF De-
Soto street; running thence south EaIdly and
parallel with DeSOts street lf4 feet to a stake;
thence east waIdly and parallel with linden
street 50 feet TO Il stake, thence nor wardly
and parallel with De5otO street l64 feet to q
stake on the south line OF Linden street
thence westward Y with said south line 81 feet
70 the beginning; part of block No. ~,
on K. ". Fuckers map OF south Meui phis,
and enc other lot lying in shelby county,
Tennessee, described as follows. Known on
the plat o. bays subdi vision. near Memphis,
a. OF o. 3, fronting II feet inches ON Ra-
gan avenus, running back betwt en- pdI aIIel
lines 3 2 feet inches TO an alley.
Terms OF Saie-Cash. Equity OF redemption
barred. Title OF purchaser 70 be absolute.
This January %, 1875.
z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Bv r. ]. Black, D. G. and ".
Adalus & Dixon, Attorneys ia2O-2T fh3I0 L
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Official Notice to Tax.PsyeI 8 State and
County Taxes, 1875.

The Tax. Books for the year 1879 are now
really January 10, 1870, and 1 will imme-
diately proceed TO collect according 70 law.
ALL TAXPAYERS who have personal
property must come forward, or they will d. d
their tax-bills Ia the hands of constsbles at
the expiration Of ninety Cays.
The attention of BANKS, INSURANCE
COMPANIES and CORPORATIONS, is earn
eBtiy called TO this notice.
The POLL and DOG TAX LIST is ALSO
DUE, and should be pad forthwith, in order
10 save ammo snce and expense.
Respectfully, A. z FRANKLAND,
State and County Tax Collector,
ja20 Shelby County, Tennessee, 1876.
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ISSOLVENT NOTICE..

State of Tennessee, Shelby county-Omce
County Court Clerk Nemph s, Tenn, Jam
uary 10, 1870 James a. Anderson, Adm :
of Robert Pointer, deceased.
HAVING suggested the insolvency nT the
- estate of Robert Pointer, deceased. you
are hereby ordeTeI to give notice. by adveT-
tlsement IN some newspaper pub ished within
the said State, and also at the courthouse door
Of Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against SAID estate, to appear and fle
the same, with the Clerk of the County curt,
authenticated in the manner pTescribed by
law, on or before the Dist day OF April. 1876 I;
and any claim not d led on or before aid day,
or before an appropriation of the funds OF
said estate is made, shall be forever barred,
both in law and equity.
Witness my hand, at office, this 18Th daV OF
January, 1873 JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY LOhn J. Shea. DeputY Clerk. fa23
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INSOLYENT BOTITE.

State OF Tennessee, Shelby county Office
County Court Clerk. Memphis, Tenn, jan
uary 10, lS76.-To James A An1 ersoD, Adm 7
Thompson McCleaTy, deceased
HAVING suggested the in>olvercy OF the
IA estate of Thompson McCleary, deceased,
you are hereby ordered to give notice. by ad-
Veftisement IN some newspaper publ shed
within said Sta'e, and also at the courthouse
door of Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate To appear and file
the same with the Clerk of the County Court,
authenticated IN the manner prescribed by
law, on or before the 2lst day of April, 1873;
aud any claim not filed on or before said day,
or be'Ore an appropriation OF the funds of
said estate is made, shall be forever barred,
both In law and equity.
Witness my hand, at Office, this 18th dav of
January, 1876 JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY LOhn j. Shea. Danuty Clark. Ia2m
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COPARFHBR BIP NgTICR.

FTNHE undersigned having formed a eOpart.
nership, dating from January lst, under
the style OF & Moore, BaSsef q Co" Will
trans act general business in House Building
Materials, comprising Lumbzr, Laths, Shln-
giles, Doors, Sash and Blinds. Parties CeString
To purchase any goods in cur line VIII ind II
to their interest TO give US p call.
MOORE, BASSErT Il Co,
S5l and 353 Second St, Greenlaw 0Derahouse.
G. b MUORE, late Sup't Memphis Wood vorEs.
q. 7. BASsETT, late Salesman Memphis Wood.
works jaIS
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TIE APPEAL will hereafter lie sent
cut on the morning accommodation
train Of the Memphis and Little Rock
railroad, snd viii be sold st five cents
per copy. Our friends will please make
8 note OF this.
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NOTICE RAHHwUPICY,

District of West Tennessee, sat- Memphis
the 18th day of January 1876.
TIIHE undersigned ht reby gives notice of his
i appointment as assignee of d. II. Town
send, of Memphis, In tue county of shelby
and State of Tennessee, within said District,
who has been adjudsed a bankrupt apo his
own petition, by the District Court OF ERid
District. I. P. WINCHE 3IEK,
jalg Assignee.
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wzArsER PHes.aILIrIEa.

WAsRrSGTos, January 20 l Am.
E0r the Guy States, Tennessee and
Ohio valleys, ojsor or fair heather, siight
changes Ia barometer, lolCeT teBlpsrG.
tTrs haH on Wednesday, and V1ridble
i0inds mostly from tie nOrth.
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CAPTAIN JAMES B. EADs Is in New
Orleans, and expresses himself as much
gEatifiei at the progress made with the
jettIss in deepening the channel of the
mouth OF the Mississippi,
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WE commend % the particular Etten-
ton of Blaine ard thcse who affect to
condemn Hill, the little episode in the
legislature Of Mis- issippi yesterday, in
which Fmlong, an eE-Fed'ral soldier,
,,lsvsd the leading part.
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ADDITIONAL KIVER REPORTS

ST. LOUIS, January 10. - Arrived :
81. Joseph, Memphis. Departed: St
Joseph, Memphis; Colorado, Vicksburg.
The river has fallen 10 inches. Weather
cle9r and cooler,
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Saturday, February 10, 1875,

al u m, a. the south west corner OF Main and
Madison streets, Memphis, Ten essre, the fol
lowing describe property, situated in shelby
county, Tennessee: Ine iOt designated As lot
No. thi teen L3l. on \. u. Tfez wants an 0.
subdivision, recorded in Plat b ok No. /, PAGE
IS, In said Registers office; and also one acre
OF the east side o. lot No fourteen 90 OF the
same subdivision. Equity OF redemption
waived, and title perfect.
tao JOHN z. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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CHANCERY SALE
-0P-
REAL HSTATb.

No. 24S5, o, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby
county-Tbaddeus Norris ct al. VS.. JO-erh
KeIIar ct a.; and No. 2i99. o. E.-McGrath
TeOud & Co. VS.. Joseph KellaT ct al.
DY virtue Of an iuterlocutory order for sale
ID entered in the above causes, June 2j, 1875,
1 VIII sell al public auc io1, TO the highe I
bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters
office, Courthouse, Main street, in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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HEADQUARTERS COsPANY A, IRISH
EnIVSTPRRS

ORDER NO. 45.-You are hereby ordered 10
" attend meeting at your Hall, % Second
street, 70 MORROW (FRIDAY) evening, the 2lst
inst, at O'Clock sharp. II Is hoped every
member will at end, As business Of the utmost
Importance VIII be transacted.
By order. JNO =. SULLIVAN, Capt.
JNO. RUSSELL. o b. iA20
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Memphis and Kansas City i. Il. 60.
BIDS FOR WORK.

DY order OF the Executive Committee. bids
ID will be received until February - 1876, for
me Clearing, GrRsling and Furnishing Cross
ties on the following divisions of the Mem
Pnis and Kansas City Railroad; payments in
division.
First.-Between BRfesville, Independence
county. Arkansas, AID JacksOuport, Jac ksC n
county, Arkansas. Payment IN I'D pend
ence and Jac gsOn County Bonds.
second Between JackSonpOrt and Augusta.
Woodruff unity, Arkan- a. Pay ment IN
Jackson and Woodruff county Bones and
Bonds OF the Town Of Augusta.
Third.-Betw en- Augusta and WittsbuTg,
Gross county, Arkansas Fsymeut in Wood
Iun and Cross County Bonds,
The Board reserves The right to reject any or
ali of said bids.
Bids TO be addressed to
JOHN OVERTON, JR,
President M. ard K. @. r. r.
Memphis Tenn.
Memphis. Tenn. Jauuary lS 1875. Ian
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of deed in trust executed to me
ID on the 18th Of June. l67l by T. u. sir in.
" nion is recorded f. the Registe = III &c OF
Shelby county, tennessee, in book 81, page
i0l, will sell, at public auction, 70 the higre-L
bidder. fIr casn. on