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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-13
RAILROADS.
Change Of Time, October 9th,

lnduSb VI AAAC3 OOAODcf Bl1.
VIA THE
ATLANTIC &GREAT WKSrNRIILWIY
The only UnbrOken Broad Guage RO9te
TO TIE EASTERN CITIES.
1.-TWO Trains Daily Leave Cleveland, from III
il Atlantic X Great Western Depot:
DAY EXPRESS. A. "
Arrive in New P. NJ
MUTT r u.
Arrive in New P. NJ.
Trains arrive at Cleveland at 40 A. NJ, and
gr50 p. N.
Trains for Youngstown leave Cleveland at s:iOA.
NJ, and 10 P H. arrive at Cleveland 1901 NJ,
This is the only direct route to the Oil Regions
Of Pennsylvania.
Passengers by the go A. " F~nrsss Train dine
at Meadyille, and Sleeping Car Al Salamanca.
Passengers BY the s.35 p. ri Fvn-a-s Trsin. get
Sleeping Car at Cleveland.
The Night Express leaves SUNDAY ,irbt instead
Of Saturday night. All other trains dsfy- sun
Connects at MeadyiIle, for OH Cit r-.,t,in
Corry, and all points in the Oil REGIONS ~ penn,
syIvania.
mjputes6, at regular hours, for meals, and mats
New and elegant Sleeping Coaches are attached To
For All information and through tickets rI..s.
annlv at the Depot Of the Atlantic & Great Wesf-
ern Railway. or at the Union Ticket Once, under
the WeddeI House
Omnibusses viii call for passengers, BY leaving
dire''i0n' D. McLABEN, GenI sup't.
T FUIIER. Gen. Ticket Agent.
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Trustees S0Tc.

DN virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed 20 me-
ID sIrustee, by William r. Chandler. on tha
Dth OF september, 1861. and recorded In the
REGISTER othce of shelby county. Tennesser.
in book g, pages SO, 575 and 57. for the PURPOSE
OF securing the mt or certain nromisSor-
notes spec1ncd therein I Will self AZ public
auction, 10 the highest hidder 40 the Court
Rouse, in the town OF Raleigh, Shelby county,
Tennessee, on Tuesday, the 18th dav Of Decem-
Der, 1860, the following described property, to-
Wit: Lying i'm shelby county, Tennessee. ia
range Z, section 3, the 18th Surveyors district,
beginning at the northwest corner of the Vim
stom portion OF the l8iS acre tract that was
decided 70 W q. Brooks. BY Martha J. Winston.
on the Lth JOmuary, is4r aL a rock with poplar
and hickory pointers, and running south 2
chains 10 links, to q stake IS links south from d
sweet gum marked W, VITA dogwood poiuten,
west n chains 10 a stake 1na Held, rhcnce south
l3 chains 20 links to a point IL chains nom n
sassafrass. and = links, south 3 from "a black
gum, thence west S chains 50 links to another
stake in a neiuf lnance - chains ttLuhst
stake by q walnut Sappling pointer. thence 80
links So % chains - links t0a point by Af. F-
TaylOrs north fence, thence east s cAalhA to-
stake o. links north, east from auoep-e
gum tree, marked W s. with @ MckoE9 Pot1let.
thence east Dchains o8 links 70 2 potnl ly
sweet gum, with a sweet gum anu
pointer, Y chains 20 links ton poplar -
small elms. northwest corner OF the winston
portion OF Mrs. Andersons home uacl pt
thence east 7 chains 70 links % a.tAe
Andersou's fence thence norm
inks 70 "a point % links south. 8 west from %
whiteoak. marked E7C; thence neftn p
west "A chains 50 links 70 q polnt inns spuih,
8 west from vs. walnut tuetc9 a1yu ~.
west IL chainss5 links to @ W walnut stump.
sprouts growing on To- thence -uulh I west
: Chains 20 iinks to q spanish oah App4lhE with
,rhife- oak pointers; thence north chain toa.
6oovvond with an elm pointer. thence running
resf 3 chains7 20 links TO the beginning. Coutain-
I'M about rs acres, and situated about two
mics north ofthe town of Raleigh.
Terms cash. Right Of redemption waived.
5se5-@t ISAAC ". BROOKS
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL,l
December Z, 1855.

OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL
December Z, 1865.
Cotton.
On Monday and Tuesday scarcely any bust
ness was done; yesterday exactly resembIed the
two preceding ones. There was no spirit, AMI
odd little lots were sold i'm a languid way-both
buyers n sellers appearing Indifferent about
doing business until the arrival Of European
news should give some clue as 10 the probable
future Of the Cotton market No dispatches
arrived, and very little business was done. What
was sold was at the same rates as had prevailed
the two previous days To-day is a holiday,
and never could a day be better spared from
business. Among the sales were the following
bales, paper stuff, AT 35c; 10 NJ 55c, repacked; 4 AT
$50. - at soc, and 90 at zoe, Low Middling = III
4Ic. So at &c, and 79aJ f2t4c, Middling e. at &c,
strict MiddlHg I9 no #ic, Good Middling. On
the first shipment Of compressed Cot
ton made from this city, since the war, was
made on the Harry Dean-3 bales consigned u
Messrs- Rice a Davis, Of Boston. The advantages
Of COMPRISING Cotton is attracting the atteu-
ton Of shippers Not only is 10 cheaper rs say
.ng space during transit and in stOrage-nearly
half the space being sayed-but the handling
IS much easier, the risk from fire is vastly re-
iuced, and, what is Of no small Importance
Cotton is so high priced, the stealing
turing transit is made extremely difficult Il
s almost as easy TO pull a brick out Of a wall as
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Liverpool are once more upon her ancienl
boulevard prepared 70 organize the monied en-.
ginery necessary to move the great staple
Hence the rcversisn, which suggested this ar.
ucle, and hence also some solid assurance fol
the belief that the Cotton market OF Memphi.
win hereafter be permitted to obey the statutes
ola natural rather than an artificial code.
Exchange
In the New Orleans market, n material re-
ducton has taken place Ia the value Of New
York Exchange. Its r-eactionary influence has
penetrated to Memphis, and caused, in this
market, a notable appreciation Of New Orleans
sight The same course Of reasoning which
explained, in a former paper, its depreciation,
viii account forits present Improvement The
reduction OF the premium In New Orleans on
New York exchange, makes tt cheaper there
than il is in Memphis hence, che bankers OF
this place are enabled to reinvest the funds
which they send TO New Orleans ia the form OF
its Sight Exchange. The result Is, that New
Orleans sight has receded since yesterday nom
a discount Of / percent, 10 a discount Of : per
cent. In New York Sight, no mobilization is
observed or yesterdays figures. We, therefore,
continue to quote it1ic discount buying, and
,c premium selling. The counter demand for
New York sight is heavy and growing.
Time Hills.
Time Bills upon New Orleans have felt the
same impulse which appreciated lis Sight
Checks We amend our quotations to reflect
the improvement Five-day Bills, on New Or
are discounted at ] per cent; Ten-day
Bills at M, and F~ineen-day Bills atla per cent
No Thirty-day Bills are offering upon either
Orleans OF New York. Time Bills upon New
York have not been infected by the increased
OF its sight, but il about retains its
previous activity and rates. We quote its Five
day Bills 20 per cent or; its Ten-day Bills at
4 Oh, and its Fliteen-day Bills st ! per cent on
Loans.
Candidates for discount have Increased az 1
some OF the banks and decreased at Others,
maintaining. on the whole, about the previous
tvsrlge. The rates of discount remain uual-
Prime Five-days' Paper is taken at
rsn-Iays' Paper at =, FiGeen-days' Paper az
md Thirty-days' Paper at per cent discount
city scrip.
Profoundly duh, atSc buying, and 9Oc selling.
Stocks.
Seven-thirf1es are only equaled by City Scrip
a the depth OF their inertia The dullest sort
transactions in the smallest sort OF amounts
~ going in~dolently forward at95l e to use, with
ccrued interest.
Gold and silver.
Gold has receded from the unusual activity
-hich il so abruptly manifested on yesterday,
nd subsidized again into a sober channel
reserves, however, an OF its newly acquired
ppreciation. Buyingat sc, and selling 40 4slzc
silver meets with but slight demand, al 4
rates. Buying at SSe, and selling al Zoe
U-mcurreut Funds.
No huctuauon whatever in the activity OF
lotauons Of Southern money. transaction
as reported FOR the first time to-day, in the
Issue OF the Bank of Tennessee Hitherto,
his issue has not appeared in our table. The
D,ration referred 20, was for a small amount
ten cents on the dollar. q
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ELEcRAPHI
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

NEw ORLEANS. Dec. 9Th Louisiana HOUSE
OF Representatives have passed the Senate res.
%oiution against the recognition Of Hahn ana
u terasas Senators. (
In the House, a Special Committee reporte5
against the Constitution OF eighteen hundred
and sixty-four, and presented a bill for the CALI
ing ola Convention on the fourth Of Junuarv.
Gov. Wells sent a message to the Legislature
that he would he inaugurated at three O'Clock
but failed TO be there, on the plea or indispost-
ton. HIS course created much Indignation. AZ
he fixed no other day Tor the inauguration
To-day Randall Hunt was elected limited
States Senator. The other Senator WIN proba.
bly, be elected on Friday.
The Matamoras Rdtchero Of the nineteenth
ultimo, congratulates thee citizens OF that place
on their steadfastness and bravery during the
late SIEGE and announces the complete defeat
and dispersion Of the beslegers: and also saws
that several leading Liberals on the frontier
had accepted Maximilian's amnesty.and many
others would soon accept oft.
The telegraph lines will soon be extended
from G%uarnagua TO Tampico and
The Houston Telegraph, Of the first. reports
the arrest, by Gen. Gregory, OF NJ. Flmore
lately a Colonel in the Confederate States
army, on the charge Of using dogs to catch a
freedman and falsely imprisoning him
Col. Elmore's plea is that the dogs were
used TO track an unknown thfef
proved to be 4 negro. A writ OF ha5eas
was served on Gen. Gregory. who re-
spited it, though denying its Jurisdiction. and
asked an extension TO the fifteenth Of January
o receive Instructions from Washington. FL
more was released ON heavy bail.
The receipts Of cotton at Shrevepbrt were fau-
ng or in consequence ofthe scarcity Of the
and decline in prices
The Gazette says general preparations are be-
ng made for planting cotton.
The parish Of st. Johns, La. makes twelve ]
hundred hogsheads of sugar this year
The price oflands in the interior OF Uoufstapo
5 looking Up.
At Jefferson, Texas-the head Of Red river
la~vigation-there are twelve thousand bales of
otton on hand and about twenty thousand
noTe TO come in.
NJ. Hale, a prominent lawyer and perfectly
Intimate with the Mexican side Of the Rio
irande, has arrived. He is of the opinion that
he Liberal cause is a failure there. Hale was
a Matamoras dining the siege.
The steamer Mississippi, from New York, has
Passengers who left New York on the thirtieth
ltimo arrived here this evening ria Mobile.
The Mississippi Legislature has passed the
lay Law over the Governors veto.
The Alabama Legislature has passed the Con-
itutional Amendment abolishing slavery, bus
ltered a protest against the Radical interpre-
A bill was introduced in theSenate providing
at in any cases on any court, we're freedmen.
sgrOes or mulattoes are a marty no obiactfo,
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DIVINE SERvICE-In compliance with the
request Of the civil authorities and 10 conform
ity TO u~me-honored and praiseworthy Gus
tom. there will be divine services az the First
Baptist Church to-day at eleven o'clock The
pastor. Rev. Mr.. sIiler, VIII onlciate. The pub
lIc arc invited 20 attend.
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MAILS CLosE-For New Orleans, Nickshurg
Jackson and Grenada. three times a week, via
Memphls & Charleston and Mississippi Contra
Railroad.
Nashville. Louisville and Cincinnati daily.
&l5 ,. m. ua nashville GDecater Railroad.
New York. Richmond, Baltimore, Boston
Philadelphia, Washiugfss, and all Eastern
cities. daily 90 2I5 PM, Memphis& Charles
t0u aud Fast Tennessee q Virginia Railroads.
Cslro. Chicago, st. Louis, and Northern and
Western. daily at PM, MA river % Cairo.
cksburz. river and way landings three
umss q week.
MONTGOMERY & Mobile and Mobile & Ohio
Railroad three lines O. week, as &l5p-m.
Mississippi d. Tennessee Railroad, three times
per week. az PM.
Wema Ibis Ohio Railroad. daily, al 80 pm.
Little Rock and White River, three times a
week. ~ g n-m-
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A T the January term. 1853. Of the County
II Court of Shelby County, Tennessee, 1 shall
apply for letters Of administration on the estate
Of j. W. Scott, deceased.
N. 3. SCOTT.
Hallum. Attorney. decg-iawfWFfW
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Trnetee,s SHE.

DY vinue Of the power conferred on me bv
ID Deed OF Trust from GA Hanson and Nrru-
A. Hanson. date. the l7th day Of January. $50.
i will. on Tueain-. the 18th day of December.
1855, in front OF the Post once iu the CITY of
Memphis. proceed 20 sell at public auction. to
the highest bidder, Cor cash. 20 certain Lot OF
Land. situate, wing, and being ia the county OF
shelby and state % ~IeuneSsee, being part OF
Lot No. L in Block No -. on f. W Ruekerz
haD OF the City Of Memphis. and bounded as
follows. to-wit. beginning at 20 point i'm the
east line OF fernando street, fWeutv-SeVeu end
t~hree-qulrter feet north Of its intersection with
the thine Calhoun street, running thence
u~orfhwardIy with the east line of fernando
street n feet Mint inches, thence -eaStwardIv
and parallel with Calhoun street, III feet, thence
~southwauilv aud parallel with fernando street
= feet nine inches thence WeStWarulT and
p~araIleI with Calhoun street III feet TO the hes
ginning.
Equifv Of redemption waived. sale AZ I
o'clock r. n. JOHN u. F-NNTE.
uov2B I'm Trustee.
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LEGAL.


DN VIRTUE OF added Of trust 90 US executed
- By the Memphis Overtou Hotel c0uIaug,
on thedHt day OF Nav, $50. 20 secure one pal
Ineut Of certain bonds and coupons Hrefctn
named and described. and which iatrcr urr utie
and unpaid the said trust deed being Fce1rier
in The Register Office 81 shelby count lent4.r
iu Book No. AZ. PAGES ~ ~, 80 an4 Al H'
VIII. on the ON day OF FehruaFT- 1850. between
lhe hours Of 20 and ~ a-Iu.stn front ui -
Hotel. proceed 90 sell 10 tho highest bidder
81 tIe plan OF MemUlia as number III U.s.
~ -, ii aud I1. situated ON he-uJrtaW
lilef pf Main and Poplar Streets u sld cos
ll which tha said Eolei moss stands
n-nt uf redemption 81 waived IG e
luettia f. believed 20 be- gplI. H--
VA 'niy convey as rrnstfea
da.lm fA- Trustee
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N0fiM.

MEMPHIS, Novemberg, 1856.
TYHF CREDITORS Of the late Ransom n.
Bvrne- OF Commerce, Mississippi, will please
hle with US copies Of their Claims, as We wish 10
move I'M WRIGHT & MoRIsICK
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n.
Lnnno,.tnalt to PInnfers:
Cotton PUBLICATIONS. fas. SqEe.

ONE thousand one hundred andtwentv acres
" In DeSOto county, Miss, Is miles from
Memphis viii produce 500 bales cotton Der
year, fair dwelling, quarters. two gin homes
with orchard VIII be s0bdiYided. Price ~
per acre.
2,l00 Acres six miles southwest frorn Grenodo
Miss, four dtierent farms, hne for coffC ! Corr
and stock Win be subdivided TO suit, kxceI,
lent neiahborhood. Large fine springs. orehard.
etc, Price S. per acre.
1871 Acres, Nazoo City. Miss sly miles from
Pokensi Station, " &C. r. TX. Flegant new
house, 8 rooms, hnsty furnished. 20 acres IN
orchard, nne quarters, corn. fodder, pork, stock
hogs, cattle, mules, horses, wagons, every thing
complete, viii produce 600 bales cotton all sold
as Il stands 40 Freedmen t0 hands,. Price
100 Acres south OF La Grange. N. sc. r. R.,
hnely improved, good orchard, outhouses,
about 10 acres In cultivation. Price 5000, $500
cash, S.6e January /, 1906; $500 January I,
1857.
go Acres, oRe~haIf cleared, NJ. @. Railroad
runs through u, station on the premises, two
miles ea4l "a Collelrville, Vii be suDdiVided to
suit purchasers. Terms very easy.
In addition tOthe above We "a q large list
Of Mississippi and Arkansas lands, two fine
wood yards On the river, improved and unim-
proved city and suburban property. n von
wish good bargains, at extremely low drurs
call and see US
We want TO purchase a good cypress breat
contiguous TO Memphis
BEARD & CARR.
Real Estate Brokers'
once No. 20 Jackson Block, Main street,
deol-2W+
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A T the January term, 1860, OF the County
"A Court Of Shelby County, Tennessee, shall
apply for letters of administration on the estate
l. STOFALL.
HaTInm Attorney. d~rcd-laW4weJW
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LEGAL.
Chns,cel.n SHE.

Chnncerv Side of the Common Law and Cham
Gerry Court Of the city Of Memphis
JOSEPH Lauow e. o. fs. james LenOw, e. al
IN obedience TO an rnterlocutory order in
Il above cause, renGeuad at the November
term. 1850. 1 viii seIiat Puzzle auction. az Ihe
C~ourf-house door in the city Of Memphis len
neSsee- on SATURDAY. the 20 DAY OF Decem
Der. IL a., the following Real Est&L, to-t
Part OF lot No. %. in Shelby county 1eLh
see. al md city Of Memphis, beginnlnf Z . p9lLts
ON the Promenade line, - ieet alugLNs ~
the p,5ut where the said ProHienaue Lnl5fseeIs
Union street: thence on anA with
The line OF the Promenade = iSet inchesi
theme eastwarIIy y feet 70 an alley, running
- nm On, sfrsst. thence with the
- ef5e III said alley. - feet 9 inches; thence
IN a Tfne naraueI with Union street, Y feet to
- 49, II = N6s. . and g. OF county lot COS, 'front.'
~ m IN, north side of Poplar street, opposite
nc NorfI Memphis Market-house. sand lots
Nos 5 and @ have each n front uf IL feet on Pom
ar street, running az irregular depth-No.5 s,
I57i4 feet "a nd ~ 1eet; and lot Not, liz feet
and l2ll4 1e e..
Terms OF Sale-Lot No %. ane-f0urth Cash,
and hai0de q on a credit OF six. twelve and
eighteen mo 1ths, with notes and approved Sc
curtty. L@ts Nos- ; and o, one-half Cash, bal
ance on q CIR oit Of six months. with notes and
approved security.
AUGUSION ASTON, clerk and master.
de2-tlS December 1st. ISL
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RA- A shocking railway accident 90.
Cured near Warrenton, Va, on the
Orange and Alexandria Railway, on
Wednesday. BY the breaking of a rail a
coach filled with troops was ~precipitated
down an embankment, ground TO pow
der, and two soldiers and a brakeman in
stantly killed, while a lady and twenty
seven soldiers were severely wounded.
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Fifteenth DAY december. 1861,
FrecnfOTls N0ffce.

7 HAVE HAD PR0BATED theIast viii and
/ testament of Robert j.. Chew, deceased. at
the November term. Is6l. ufrhe County Court Of
shelby County, Tenuessee, and being heexecu-
tor appointed in said VIII by said Chew. and
having been qualified as such by said Court.
and letters testamentlry having been i-suaI %
me, hereby give notice 90 all persons indebted
to said estate or having any property or effects
belonging % 10, Z. come forward Immediately
and make payment, or deliver over said prop
erty or effects, and those having claims against
it are hereby notified to present them within tbs
time prescribed by law. wilson & Beard arc
fully empowered To- receive payments, property
or effects due or belonging tOsald estate. and 10
settle claims agaiustit. Their law Office is ON
Main street, in the city of Memphis, No. 81
, up-stairsl opposite Clay Building.
OvlO I'm IL. HAMMOND. Executor.
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COMPANY,
ORGANIZED IN 1874.
Office, % IL Madison Street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice.

Notice to taxpayers Of the % ff h az four
tenth and l5l hfteenth Slvi distritts, Shelby
county, viii be AT ny Omce TOT Lne collection
oftaxes for the year 80 rom IN is t1ate until
proeeed to collect as the law direo.s
OFFIoE-Ote ! s1 TTynJtOoin,Gne enl aw Block,
y. J. Conner.
zhts w. 10 INJECTOR t0r Sh elby Co.
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Bar A couple of thimble-riggers were
arrested in Cairo and subsequently de-
livered to officers from the interior, who
had more serious charges against the
sportsmen. As they were led along the
street, ironed, the officers were attacked
by the soldiers. A brisk fight with pis-
tolls ensued, in which one of the police
was seriously wounded. The soldiers are
in Jail.
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BdT Jacob Merrill, a returned soldier,
was murdered and robbed Of five hundred
dollars in NewbUryporb Mass, last We'd
nesday night.
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BG~ At a negro brothel in Huntsville,
says the Independent of that city, a ne
gro woman struck a black soldier with a
broom when the negro shot her in the
breast, the ball coming out neal the
spine. The woman died almost instantly.
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BlsHoP QrINrARD's EIsIrArI0N-Bishop
Quintard VIII visit 81 Lukss Parish, Jackson.
on sunday, the tenth James Parish, Poll
var, on the third sunday, seventseth; and IT.
Mary Parish, Memphis, the sunday before
Cn-F-rr41
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ura- Jas. r. Crew, a well known rail-
road man Of Atlanta was waylaid on
his way home and fatally beaten with an
iron bar by ruffians and robbers.
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PLANTATION End FAMILY SUPPLIES,

in-dgcena1tt \. IN 0H-Oi'a US 10 "Aef supsho
-
buyers
matinv 5sily Stja8r '9a 70 when We ar
80 Hhds. prime n. o. Sugars.
10 Hhds. prime p r.. sugars.
10 Hhds. n. O. Clarifed Sugars.
p Bbls. Crushed Sugars.
10 do Powdered sugars.
% Ceks. Clear Sides.
. Bbbls. Mess Pork.
10 Bxs. Breakfast Bacon.
10 do Beef Tongues.
5 Tierces Dried Beef.
go Bbls. Flour, assorted brands.
50 Kegs MolGsses.
25 Hlf. Bbls. Molasses.
% BbIs. MOIasses.
100 Kegs Nails, assorted.
100 Kits No. ] Maekerel.
100 do 2 Mackerel.
100 do 3 Mackerel.
> do Mess MackereI.
% do Fresh -aImond.
50 Hlf. bbIs. I and . Mackerel.
% Bbls. No. I Mackerel.
% do . MackereI.
20 do g Mackerel.
5n.D0zen Buczets.
20 Nests Tubs.
. Dozen Sleeves.
50 Boxes Government Scan.
50 do Superfne Palm Soap.
p Hlf. bbis. DENLY & Day Whisky,9
20 Bills. Whisky.
25 Cases fresh B~lackberrfes.
25 Gases fresh Raspberries.
80 Gases fresh Strawberries.
% Gases fresh Cherries.
10 Gases fresh green Cages.
20 Gases fresh Peaches.
10 Gases fresh Cranberry Sauce.
50 Gases fresh assorted Pie Fruits.
10 Cases fresh Spanish Olive.
10 Gases fresh C9pers.
10 Cases fresh CLAIMS.
10 Cases fresh Salmon.
3 Gases fresh Mackerel in cans.
5 Gases fresh cooked TURKEYS.
S Gases fresh cooked Chickens.
5 Cases fresh Miucemeat.
1p Cases Borden's Condensed Cream.
10 Cases Borden's Condensed Milk.
so Gases Soda Crackers.
80 S..cks choice Ris Coffee.
50 Packets old Rio Govt Java Coffee.
% Chests choice Green and Black Teas.
IL Pas Singapore Pepper.
5 Bags AIIspice.
50 Cases Wheeler & Merrittis Pickles,
gals, Z gals. and qurts.
50 Cases best brand Cove Oysters.
% Cases spiced Oysters.
. Cases Bird Eye Pepper Sauce.
50 Gases Tomato Catsup.
30 Cases assorted barrel Jellies.
= Fferh III gas
~ Gases fresh tmeapples IN . cans.
i'5 HHes9 > nn5 NTar-iTne pout.bIa
SGI9 NANA 'At0NC L
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VrnaLeefa -

I " ACo0EDANll with .la powers conferred
] on me hy Deed lot Trust r-1m TnssaS. White
datet the 4tI day Of juno. l-l. VIII, uu Tues
the Hlst-uflcr- Iu tLe easy Ut IlIUl.a. ono
state % I~elurs,ee- proceed ru --I. pn-
certain tracts ul llu0. situate. IT uz and laus
In the county %. shelby and -.ar.anr L.rHH-
see to-w1r: Lots one. TWO. three. aE r
sixteen and seventeen. upon r. H. AueHr-
plan Of suualvisiuu.of one Iuucu-t and Hr-
acre, made lF L.l- teLl- -HI- H- "r. a-
EU acres sunulFluel AZ above being rHa came
conveyed 90 sHid Austin Uv William I- rl.r-
Fell. on the eth day Ut september. $50. HH ne
1873. conveyed DIS ~. 10. Austin. vs.. r. Maxwell
and FEE WhitEcid 20 said Josiah s. white
Equity OF redemption rlivef sale 20 ono
O'CLOCK pm. JOHN o.. FINNTF.
now III Trustee.